Genoveva was married to Basilio Quintana. Identified children were Juan E., Celestino, Natividad, Lorenzo, Eufelia, Francisquita "Frances", and Agueda "Agatha".
In 1885, Precinct 3, Rio Arriba County; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Pabla Valdéz and brother Braulio Valdéz (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Paula Valdéz and siblings: Elena, Petra, Ramóna, Margarito, and Francisca Valdéz; and maternal grandmother Dolores García (1900 Census).
On 12 Sept 1918, Denver, Colorado; Genoveva Quintana of Española, New Mexico was recorded as next of kin for Bacilio Quintana (B: 14 Jun 1877), a resident of Denver, Colorado, when he registered for the World War I draft (Draft Card).
In 1930, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Basilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Juan E., Celestino, Natividád, Lorenzo, Eufelia, Francisquita, and Ageda Quintana (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Bacilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Lorenzo and Agueda Quintana, and Natividad Chávez (1940 Census).
In 1885, Precinct 3, Rio Arriba County; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Pabla Valdéz and brother Braulio Valdéz (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Paula Valdéz and siblings: Elena, Petra, Ramóna, Margarito, and Francisca Valdéz; and maternal grandmother Dolores García (1900 Census).
On 12 Sept 1918, Denver, Colorado; Genoveva Quintana of Española, New Mexico was recorded as next of kin for Bacilio Quintana (B: 14 Jun 1877), a resident of Denver, Colorado, when he registered for the World War I draft (Draft Card).
In 1930, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Basilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Juan E., Celestino, Natividád, Lorenzo, Eufelia, Francisquita, and Ageda Quintana (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Bacilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Lorenzo and Agueda Quintana, and Natividad Chávez (1940 Census).
Genoveva was married to Basilio Quintana. Identified children were Juan E., Celestino, Natividad, Lorenzo, Eufelia, Francisquita "Frances", and Agueda "Agatha".
In 1885, Precinct 3, Rio Arriba County; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Pabla Valdéz and brother Braulio Valdéz (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Paula Valdéz and siblings: Elena, Petra, Ramóna, Margarito, and Francisca Valdéz; and maternal grandmother Dolores García (1900 Census).
On 12 Sept 1918, Denver, Colorado; Genoveva Quintana of Española, New Mexico was recorded as next of kin for Bacilio Quintana (B: 14 Jun 1877), a resident of Denver, Colorado, when he registered for the World War I draft (Draft Card).
In 1930, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Basilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Juan E., Celestino, Natividád, Lorenzo, Eufelia, Francisquita, and Ageda Quintana (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Bacilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Lorenzo and Agueda Quintana, and Natividad Chávez (1940 Census).
In 1885, Precinct 3, Rio Arriba County; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Pabla Valdéz and brother Braulio Valdéz (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Genoveva Valdéz was enumerated with her parents Antonio & Paula Valdéz and siblings: Elena, Petra, Ramóna, Margarito, and Francisca Valdéz; and maternal grandmother Dolores García (1900 Census).
On 12 Sept 1918, Denver, Colorado; Genoveva Quintana of Española, New Mexico was recorded as next of kin for Bacilio Quintana (B: 14 Jun 1877), a resident of Denver, Colorado, when he registered for the World War I draft (Draft Card).
In 1930, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Basilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Juan E., Celestino, Natividád, Lorenzo, Eufelia, Francisquita, and Ageda Quintana (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Genoveva and her husband Bacilio Quintana were enumerated with children: Lorenzo and Agueda Quintana, and Natividad Chávez (1940 Census).
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