John Benjamin Allevato, Jr.

Family/Spouse: Alice Dadau. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Robin Allen

Other Events and Attributes:

• Also Known As: John B. Allen
• Occupation: 10 Oct 1953, San Mateo, CA; Occupation at time of death: Manufacturer, plumbing and hardware.; : 54
• Residence: 10 Oct 1953, San Mateo, CA; : 54; Address:
  608 Fordham Road
  San Mateo, California 94402
  United States
• Social Security Number: 10 Oct 1953; 571-03-8823

Notes:

Name:
Also known as John B. Allen. This is the name shown on his death certificate.

John married Geraldine Rose King in 1926. Geraldine (daughter of Max Zan Konig and Rachel Morris) was born on 31 Aug 1899 in Los Alamos, California; died on 01 Mar 1985 in Auburn Ravine Convalescent Hospital, Auburn, California; was buried on 02 Mar 1985 in Sacramento County Crematory, Charmichael, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Social Security Number: 01 Mar 1985; 571-03-8823; Address:
  Mountain View Drive
  Placer, California

Notes:

Name:
Also known as Geraldine Allen

Buried:
Cremated.

Severio married Theresa Amarata. Theresa was born in Italy. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: 20 Sep 1884, New York City, New York; Name: Max Konig Arrival Date: 20 Sep 1884 Birth Date: abt 1867 Age: 17 Gender: Male Ethnicity/ Nationality: Bavarian (German) Place of Origin: Bavaria Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany and Southampton, England Destination: United States of America Port of Arrival: New York, New York Ship Name: Werra
• Residence: 1923-1930, Los Angeles, California; Shown in the 1923 City Directory as a "mach[inist]" with home at 1029 1/2 North Bonnie Brae. Shown in 1924 City Directory at same residence address. Not listed in the 1925 or 1926 City Directories. In 1927 listed at 1029 North Bonnie Brae. In 1928-1929 listed at 1031 North Bonnie Brae. In 1930 listed as "Mgr, Bonnie Dale Hotel, 1031 North Bonnie Brae."; Address:
  1029 -1030 North Bonnie Brae
  Los Angeles, California
  United States
• Will: 15 Sep 1935, Los Angeles, California; According to the probate documents (there was no will) Max King owned a small hotel at the time of his death - the Bonnie Dale Hotel - located at 1027-1031 North Bonnie Brae Street, Los Angeles. The inventory indicate that he owned the property on which the hotel was located (lots 26 and 27A of the Lake Side Tract, as per map recorded at Page 42 in Book 6 of Maps, Records of Los Angeles County, California; also that portion of Lot 4 in Block 40 of Hancock's Survey as per map recorded at Page 208 et seq in Book 2, Miscellaneous Records of said County). Lot 26 was appraised at $5,000, and lot 27A at $2,500, on 20 Jan 1936. In addition, Max had $209.25 on deposit in the Bank of America, and $150.00 in household goods, furniture, and furnishings in the four buildings numbered 1027, 1029, 1029 1/2 and 1031 on North Bonnie Brae Street, Los Angeles. Max also owned lots 1 to 6 (inclusive) in Block 14 in the Town of Los Alamos, as per map recorded at Page 406, in Book B of the Miscellaneous Records of Santa Barbara County. The Claims against the estate included Forest Lawn Association (undertakers), $459.95, a plumber, and Dr. W. V. Patterson ($45.00). The hotel appears to have been operated as a going concern, and lot 1 was sold for $7,550 (gain of $2,550), lot 2 was sold for $4,800 (gain of $2,300), and the personal property sold for $500 (gain of $350). The two lots were encumbered. The amount distributed to Helen King Wilkinson and Geraldine Allen was approximately $5,000, and the six Los Alamos lots. ; Address:
  1027 - 1031 North Bonnie Brae Street
  Los Angeles, California
  United States

Notes:

The General Store was built in 1880, shortly after the town of Los Alamos, California was founded in 1876. Los Alamos was a major stage coach stop on the route that ran from San Luis Obispo to Santa Barbara. The General Store is one of the oldest buildings in town. In 1882, the echo of horses hooves from the stage coach diminished with the replacement of the long whistling and rhythmic sounds of the Pacific Coast Railway.

The General Store was purchased in 1900 by Max King and renamed "The Emporium." The new store was transformed into a department store. However, the following year the Southern Pacific Rail Road built a wider-gauge track from San Luis Obispo to Santa Barbara bypassing the town of Los Alamos. With the development of the new railway, the Pacific Coast Railway could not compete with the larger railway company and eventually closed down its operations in 1934.

From the website for The General Store, Los Alamos: http://www.generalstoreca.com/index.html

Name:
Also called Max Z. King

Max married Rachel Morris. Rachel (daughter of Kieve Morris and Hattie Stein) was born on 15 Nov 1873 in California; died on 15 Jan 1941 in San Francisco, California; was buried on 17 Jan 1941 in Emanu-El Indoor Mausoleum, Home of Peace Cemetery, Colma, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1920 - 1922, 1723 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, California; 1920 Census shows Rachel living at 1723 Golden Gate Avenue, as does the 1922 City Directory (page 971); Address:
  1723 Golden Gate Avenue
  San Francisco, California
  United States
• Death: 15 Jan 1941, San Francisco, California; Died in the French Hospital, San Francisco. In hospital for 9 days. Cause of death cerebral thrombosis due to essential hypertenson, with arteriosclerosis. No autopsy performed.
• Residence: 15 Jan 1941, San Francisco, California; Address:
  1455 Clay Street
  San Francisco, California 94109
  United States

Notes:

Buried:
E-mail received 16 Jun 2008 from Judith Edmonson, Home of Peace Cemetery, Colma, California: "I manage three of the four Jewish cemeteries in Colma, California. [...] When I checked Home of Peace Cemetery, I did find a Rachel King, who passed away Jan 15, 1941. she is entombed in the Emanu-El Indoor Mausoleum, and the location is Crypt 24-3. At the time she passed away her arrangements were care of a Mr. J. Allen in San Francisco." [JEdmonson@emanuelsf.org]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: 20 Mar 1867, Stockton, California; Naturalized Stockton, California Co.
• Occupation: 1889, San Francisco, California; According to the San Francisco City Directory, occupation "commission merchant"; Address:
  406 Gough
  San Francisco, California
  United States
• Occupation: 1890, San Francisco, California; According to the 1890 Great Register of Voters, occupation "Merchant." Age 52.; Address:
  406 Gough
  San Francisco, California
  United States

Notes:

Buried:
E-mail dated 16 Jun 2008 from Judith Edmonson: "I manage three of the four Jewish cemeteries in Colma, California. [...] In Salem Memorial Park, I found Rachel's parents, Hattie Morris (who is buried under the name Yetta Morris) and her husband Kieve (who is buried under the name Kevy Morris) and their grve locations are Block 1, Section A, Lot 7 - Grave 5 for Hattie and Grave 6 for Kieve." [JEdmonson@emanuelsf.org]

Kieve married Hattie Stein on 04 Oct 1869 in San Francisco, California. Hattie was born on 03 Oct 1851 in Nakel, Germany; died on 22 May 1911 in San Francisco, California; was buried in Salem Cemetery, Colma, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Buried:
E-mail dated 16 Jun 2008 from Judith Edmonson: "I manage three of the four Jewish cemeteries in Colma, California. [...] In Salem Memorial Park, I found Rachel's parents, Hattie Morris (who is buried under the name Yetta Morris) and her husband Kieve (who is buried under the name Kevy Morris) and their grve locations are Block 1, Section A, Lot 7 - Grave 5 for Hattie and Grave 6 for Kieve." [JEdmonson@emanuelsf.org]