Philip Joseph "Joey" Picco

   Cause of his death was Drowned.

   Another name for Philip was Philip Picco.

  General Notes:

There is a burial in Clattice Harbor Cemetery assigned to James Picco 1905-1907 who died from diptheria. It is probable that this is another of their sons. I will place him with this family until I find documentation to prove otherwise.

for consideration:
Newfoundland Vital Records, 1840-1949
Name:Alphonsus Picco
Event Type:Birth
Event Date:25 May 1891
Event Place:Burnt Island, Newfoundland, Canada
Gender:Male
Father's Name:Stephen Picco
Mother's Name:Charlotte M
Entry Number:24


In 1921 Clattice Harbor, Newfoundland
Joseph PiccoHeadMale60Burnt Island - 1861
Mary PiccoWifeFemale40Clattis Harbour - 1881
Ann PiccoDaughterFemale9Clattis Harbour _1912
Thos PiccoSonMale4Clattis Harbour _ 1917
Lenora ConnorsMother-in-lawFemale75White Point - 1846

Found a death record for Joseph Picco age 70 drowned Placentia Bay East on 25 Aug 1927; body not found; signed by Rev A. Fyme; born St. Joseph's....also drowned that day was John Follett who drowned Placentia Bay W born Clattice Harbor; body not found; signed by Rev A. Fyme.

Facebook posting 190219 - Pete Rogers
Joseph Picco was washed overboard from the schooner Mary Bernice owned by Lakes of Darby's Harbour.

Philip married Mary Connors, daughter of John O'Connor and Hannorah "Norah", on 24 Oct 1903 in St. Kyran's, Newfoundland. (Mary Connors was born in 1881 in Clattice Harbor NW, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, Canada, died after 1945 in S. E. Bight, Newfoundland, Canada and was buried in S. E. Bight Cemetery, Newfoundland.)

  Marriage Notes:

NFLD vital records
Married by Rev. W. P. Doutney

wits: John Brewer/Anne Connors