Germano Pucci, Golden Spike Oral History Project, GS-20, American West Center, University of Utah

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-2- PUCCI T: At the turn of the century? P: What? N: At the turn of the century? T: He came right after the turn of the century? P: Well, it must have been. It must have been. N: Right, because you were born ••• · P: It must have been. N: Do you know where he worked? Did he work here in Utah? P: He worked in California in them lumber camps. N: Oh, up north. P: Up north, yes. That. is way down on the oh, around part of Los Angeles, through~ that country there. N: Oh, down in the southern part. P: Down ·in the southern part. In fact, me and my daughter and my son-in-law, we went through there a couple of years ago. If I remember exactly, ;• the town has been hlried, they used to call Grobaro, something ·like tha-t • . N: Grobaro? P: Grobaro, something like that. T: Let's see, San Gabrial? P: · No, the way I understand there was a . Grobaro, something like that. I'm not sure of the name, I couldn't tell really the name. In other words he'd been buried on that and I never did go over, you know what I mean, to where he'd been buried because it's been so many years ago, you know ••• N: Where was your mother from? Was she from tp.e same •••