SEBASTIAN LOMBARDI
Successful
dairyman, farmer and cattleman. Thus in
a few words we can outline the interesting career in San Mateo county of
Sebastian Lombardi.
Nevertheless success did not come without effort and a
hard struggle. When Mr. Lombardi first
came to San Francisco to go into the dairying business he was without money,
but he soon had established a paying business.
With the capital he realized in his San Francisco venture he again
entered the dairying business in San Bruno upon a larger scale in 1900. He rented a place here in the
beginning. Today he owns this place
together with other property in San Bruno, San Francisco and Stanislaus County.
Mr. Lombardi was born on Dec. 8, 1866 in Switzerland. He has been living in California since 1890
and has been a resident of San Mateo County for the last fifteen years. He was married in San Francisco on February
15, 1902.
Before leaving San Francisco for San Mateo county, Mr.
Lombardi took a thorough course education in the night schools of that city to
fit himself for the responsibilities he knew would in time be thrown upon his
shoulders, as well as to prepare himself to earn more money.
In recognition of his ability and of his sterling
integrity he was appointed postmaster of San Bruno, which term he served for
two years. He is also prominent in
fraternal circles being a member of the W.O.W., and of the Y.M. Institute.
Mr. Lombardi is the father of four children, Steve, aged
twelve, August ten, Rose, eight and Loretta, six.
Transcribed by Betty Wilson
Source: History of San Mateo County by Philip W. Alexander & Charles P. Hamm page 167-168. Press of Burlingame Publishing Co., Burlingame, CA. 1916.
© 2004 Betty Wilson.
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