Death certificate refers to her as Otila (de) Aparecio and lists Felipe Aguerre and Elisa Montenes as parents. It shows her date of birth as June 24, 1887, but this appears to be off by about a decade. Civil marriage records from Nuevo Leon, Mexico say that she was 16 years of age when she wed Juan Aparicio in 1893. A document dated 1891 (civil registration of births) lists her date of birth as June 23, 1876 and identifies her parents as Felipe Aguirre and Maria Eligia Montañez.
Survivors included her husband, Jaun [sic]; two sons, Elias and Alejandro; and four daughters, Mrs. Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Elivia Ortiz, Mrs. Alesia (?) Zamudio, and Julia Aparicio ("Corpus Christi Times," November 18, 1943).
Survivors included her husband, Jaun [sic]; two sons, Elias and Alejandro; and four daughters, Mrs. Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Elivia Ortiz, Mrs. Alesia (?) Zamudio, and Julia Aparicio ("Corpus Christi Times," November 18, 1943).
Death certificate refers to her as Otila (de) Aparecio and lists Felipe Aguerre and Elisa Montenes as parents. It shows her date of birth as June 24, 1887, but this appears to be off by about a decade. Civil marriage records from Nuevo Leon, Mexico say that she was 16 years of age when she wed Juan Aparicio in 1893. A document dated 1891 (civil registration of births) lists her date of birth as June 23, 1876 and identifies her parents as Felipe Aguirre and Maria Eligia Montañez.
Survivors included her husband, Jaun [sic]; two sons, Elias and Alejandro; and four daughters, Mrs. Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Elivia Ortiz, Mrs. Alesia (?) Zamudio, and Julia Aparicio ("Corpus Christi Times," November 18, 1943).
Survivors included her husband, Jaun [sic]; two sons, Elias and Alejandro; and four daughters, Mrs. Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Elivia Ortiz, Mrs. Alesia (?) Zamudio, and Julia Aparicio ("Corpus Christi Times," November 18, 1943).
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