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Dionício García

Dionício García
Simona Jiménez

Dionício García married Simona Jiménez
on 09 Feb 1859 at Jesús Nazareno, Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico

Their Children:

1. Julián born 1859; died 7/10/1861 buried in Ojinaga, MX

2. Jesús born 1862 died 4/25/1864

3. Eleuteria died 3/27/1864 

4. Julián died in Malaga, NM and buried in Malaga, NM

5. Dolores died in 1933 Terlingua TX; buried in Terlingua in el Camposanto del Arroyo 

6.  María Feliciana born 1870 died 26 OCT 1871

7. Severa buried in Alpine, TX

8. Juliana born 12 APR 1875 in Ft Stockton, TX


 Story: In 1902, Simona García (Dionício's wife) and her four surviving children: Julian, Dolores, Severa, and Juliana moved to Terlingua.

Recuerdos: Click here to read Mary Holguin's interesting rememberances of  Julián courting and marrying Isabel.  Severa and Juliana are part of the tale.

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