5 Jun 1917 WWI Draft Registration Card locates him in Moscow, Polk County, in East Texas, as a saw mill laborer. 1920 Census locates him in Galveston, Galveston County, Texas, as a cotton compress laborer. Death Certificate states he died at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston at 10:15 a.m. on 11 Jun 1927 due to knife wounds as a result of homicide, and lists his father, Onofre, and mother, Hilaria (Juliana). Date of birth: 20 Sep 1889 in Mexico. Occupation: carpenter.
1920 Census:
Florentino Alcalá, b. abt. 1892 (1889) in Mexico
Hilaria (Juliana), mother, b. abt. 1862 in Mexico
Leonarda Alcalá, sister, b. abt. 1906 in Mexico
Genaro Alcalá, brother (nephew), b. abt. 1910 (1909) in Mexico
1920 Census:
Florentino Alcalá, b. abt. 1892 (1889) in Mexico
Hilaria (Juliana), mother, b. abt. 1862 in Mexico
Leonarda Alcalá, sister, b. abt. 1906 in Mexico
Genaro Alcalá, brother (nephew), b. abt. 1910 (1909) in Mexico
5 Jun 1917 WWI Draft Registration Card locates him in Moscow, Polk County, in East Texas, as a saw mill laborer. 1920 Census locates him in Galveston, Galveston County, Texas, as a cotton compress laborer. Death Certificate states he died at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston at 10:15 a.m. on 11 Jun 1927 due to knife wounds as a result of homicide, and lists his father, Onofre, and mother, Hilaria (Juliana). Date of birth: 20 Sep 1889 in Mexico. Occupation: carpenter.
1920 Census:
Florentino Alcalá, b. abt. 1892 (1889) in Mexico
Hilaria (Juliana), mother, b. abt. 1862 in Mexico
Leonarda Alcalá, sister, b. abt. 1906 in Mexico
Genaro Alcalá, brother (nephew), b. abt. 1910 (1909) in Mexico
1920 Census:
Florentino Alcalá, b. abt. 1892 (1889) in Mexico
Hilaria (Juliana), mother, b. abt. 1862 in Mexico
Leonarda Alcalá, sister, b. abt. 1906 in Mexico
Genaro Alcalá, brother (nephew), b. abt. 1910 (1909) in Mexico
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