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Thomas Tavernetti
Thomas Tavernetti (December 23, 1889 – December 23, 1934) was the son of Swiss immigrants who co-founded the University of California, Davis.
== Early Life and Family History==
The last name "Tavernetti" is an Italian last name that points to the profession of an Innkeeper or Tavern owner, according to a family seal issued by the Swiss Government. Thomas Tavernetti was born on December 23, 1889 on a ranch near Gonzales, California. His parents were Swiss immigrants from Moghegno, Switzerland. His father was Paul Tavernetti. Paul was the son of Giovanni Battista Tavernetti,an unsuccessful 'Forty Niner" of the California Gold Rush. Paul was born in Moghegno in 1854 and immigrated to the U.S. in the 1880s. His wife, Giagonda Rianda, came to the U.S. about a year later. Thomas was the second of twelve children, two of which died during birth. When he was young, Tom worked on the family farm in Salinas, California. Hunter Lane, as it was called, was also where the family home was. There was also a large ranch on Natividad Road which raised cattle. After schooling in Salinas, Thomas attended school at the University of California, Berkeley.
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