Death certificate identifies father as Juan Aparicio and wife as Baptistina S. Aparicio.
Nueces County marriage records indicate that Alejandro Aparicio wed Baptistina Saldana on February 13, 1930.
Survivors included his wife, Baptistina; five sons, Neftali, Abel, and Alejandro Aparicio Jr., all of Corpus Christi, Ricardo Aparicio of California, and Samuel Aparicio with the Marines at Camp Pendleton, California; three daughters, Mrs. Gloria Morgan of Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Esther Galvan, and Mrs. Nancy Blocker, both of California; a brother, Elias Aparicio; and three sisters, Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Julia Chacon, and Mrs. Elida Ortiz, all of Corpus Christi ("Corpus Christi Times," March 29, 1978).
Nueces County marriage records indicate that Alejandro Aparicio wed Baptistina Saldana on February 13, 1930.
Survivors included his wife, Baptistina; five sons, Neftali, Abel, and Alejandro Aparicio Jr., all of Corpus Christi, Ricardo Aparicio of California, and Samuel Aparicio with the Marines at Camp Pendleton, California; three daughters, Mrs. Gloria Morgan of Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Esther Galvan, and Mrs. Nancy Blocker, both of California; a brother, Elias Aparicio; and three sisters, Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Julia Chacon, and Mrs. Elida Ortiz, all of Corpus Christi ("Corpus Christi Times," March 29, 1978).
Death certificate identifies father as Juan Aparicio and wife as Baptistina S. Aparicio.
Nueces County marriage records indicate that Alejandro Aparicio wed Baptistina Saldana on February 13, 1930.
Survivors included his wife, Baptistina; five sons, Neftali, Abel, and Alejandro Aparicio Jr., all of Corpus Christi, Ricardo Aparicio of California, and Samuel Aparicio with the Marines at Camp Pendleton, California; three daughters, Mrs. Gloria Morgan of Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Esther Galvan, and Mrs. Nancy Blocker, both of California; a brother, Elias Aparicio; and three sisters, Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Julia Chacon, and Mrs. Elida Ortiz, all of Corpus Christi ("Corpus Christi Times," March 29, 1978).
Nueces County marriage records indicate that Alejandro Aparicio wed Baptistina Saldana on February 13, 1930.
Survivors included his wife, Baptistina; five sons, Neftali, Abel, and Alejandro Aparicio Jr., all of Corpus Christi, Ricardo Aparicio of California, and Samuel Aparicio with the Marines at Camp Pendleton, California; three daughters, Mrs. Gloria Morgan of Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Esther Galvan, and Mrs. Nancy Blocker, both of California; a brother, Elias Aparicio; and three sisters, Catarina Rodriguez, Mrs. Julia Chacon, and Mrs. Elida Ortiz, all of Corpus Christi ("Corpus Christi Times," March 29, 1978).
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EN LA CASA DE MI PADRE MUCHAS MORADAS HAY ... JUAN 14:2
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