Marie Harrington

108 Pages·2000·1.5 MB·English

by  Harrington, Marie

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PROJECT: TELEGRAPH HILL DWELLERS ORAL HISTORY
TRANSCRIPT DATE: December 999
9, 1
TRANSCRIBER: Judith A. Powell
INTERVIEW DATE: May 18, 1999
NARRATOR: Marie Harrington
INTERVIEWER: Audrey Tomaselli
[Transcriber's Comments]
Audrey Tomaselli: This is the Telegraph Hill Dwellers Oral History
Project. am interviewing Marie Harrington in her home at 1714 Grant
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Avenue, where she has lived for most of her 75 years. It is Tuesday,
May 1 8, 1 999. May I call you Marie?
Marie Harrington: Certainly.
AUDREY: The other day you told me that your mom's name was Mary
DeMartini. have been reading some history of Telegraph Hill and
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know that the DeMartini family -- don't know whether they're
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different DeMartinis or just a lot of branches of the same family....
MARIE: There are a lot of different DeMartinis. Where they came
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