Marcelo Baeza
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María Luciana Ramírez
born 1852 in Ojinaga, Mexico baptized January 19, 1853 in Ojinaga paternal grandparents: Luis Ramírez y Dominga Leyva maternal grandparents: Juan Leyva y Micaela Valdez padrinos: Juan [Ynojos? Hinojos?] y Ma. [Puentes?] Ramires note: if you can make out the handwriting in the baptismal record can you send corrections? afranco@coyotaconsulting.com |
Marcelo Baeza married Luciana Ramírez
They had eleven children:
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1. Rosa
born 1873 in Ft. Stockton, TX married Tomás Domínguez died January 11, 1960 |
3. Braulia
born 1878 in Ft. Stockton, TX married Felicito Domínguez |
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4. Placida
born circa 1879 In Fort Stockton married Patricio Granado |
5. Concepción (daughter)
born March 12, 1880 in the Fort Stockton area; married Tranquiliano Morales; died November 14, 1962. |
6. Candelario
born circa 1884 in Texas; married Albina Granado; died around 1943 |
Sometime between the births of Candelario and Victoria the family left Ft. Stockton, Texas
It is likely they moved to an area near Castolón, Texas. Did they also go to La Coyota like Rita Ramirez and her husband Severiano Chavarria?
It is likely they moved to an area near Castolón, Texas. Did they also go to La Coyota like Rita Ramirez and her husband Severiano Chavarria?
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10. Francisca
born circa 1906 married man named Lopez |
11. Juan
married Paula Dominguez |
Their Story: Luciana had two younger sisters Rita and Donaciana who married two Chavarría brothers, Romaldo and Severiano in Fort Stockton, Texas.
Rita, though about nine years younger married first in 1977.
Marcelo and Luciana had their first five children while they were living in the Fort Stockton area, where Marcelo was working as a farmer. So in March of1880 when their daughter Concepción was born, they were still living in Fort Stockton.
Sometime before their next child was born, the family moved away -- probably to the Santa Helena, Mexico area which is about two miles from Castolon, TX. It may be worthwhile noting that Castolón was originally known as Santa Elena, but when they applied to get a post office with that name they were told there was already a Santa Elena, TX which is hundreds of miles away in the Rio Grande Valley near McAllen, Texas so they named it Castolón - probably for El Castellon the large mountain that rises nearby.
Luciana was the third-born child of Luis Ramírez and his wife Dominga Leyva. Luciana's younger sister, eighth-born Rita Ramírez, was married in Fort Stockton and also lived in Fort Stockton when her first four children were born.
Rita, though about nine years younger married first in 1977.
Marcelo and Luciana had their first five children while they were living in the Fort Stockton area, where Marcelo was working as a farmer. So in March of1880 when their daughter Concepción was born, they were still living in Fort Stockton.
Sometime before their next child was born, the family moved away -- probably to the Santa Helena, Mexico area which is about two miles from Castolon, TX. It may be worthwhile noting that Castolón was originally known as Santa Elena, but when they applied to get a post office with that name they were told there was already a Santa Elena, TX which is hundreds of miles away in the Rio Grande Valley near McAllen, Texas so they named it Castolón - probably for El Castellon the large mountain that rises nearby.
Luciana was the third-born child of Luis Ramírez and his wife Dominga Leyva. Luciana's younger sister, eighth-born Rita Ramírez, was married in Fort Stockton and also lived in Fort Stockton when her first four children were born.
The Marcelo Baeza Family Photo Album
Click on any of the photos on this page to enlarge them.
Pablo Baeza was born in 1876 in Fort Stockton, Texas
He was 2nd. born but the oldest of the four brothers.
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The wonderful photograph of Luciana is from Ignacia "Nacha" Baeza Dominguez and was sent by Elizabeth Marquez to Bob Wirt at Life Before the Ruins who made it available to us. Pablo's photo was from Santos "Blocker" B. Villalba, Jr. Candelario's photo was from Albina B. Gonzalez. Fernando's photo was supplied by Juanita B. Marquez. Juan's photo was from Inez Baeza. We are very grateful to have these photos in Familias de Terlingua.
Research Notes:
Blog Post
Baeza Family Discussion Post July 7, 2020 at 7:58 pm
In Reply To Looking for any info on Candelario's Son Marcelo By Erika Gomez (eclg0926@gmail.com)
I have some information that I have found through research and some from stories my grandmother shared with me. Candelario would be my great grandfather.
Baeza Family Discussion Post July 7, 2020 at 7:58 pm
In Reply To Looking for any info on Candelario's Son Marcelo By Erika Gomez (eclg0926@gmail.com)
I have some information that I have found through research and some from stories my grandmother shared with me. Candelario would be my great grandfather.
The initial information on this page was provided by Louisa Madrid and Celestina Valenzuela Amatulli. Additional information was provided by Bob Wirt from his Documented Research Report "The Marcelo Baeza Family History" Version 8, revised September 8th, 2011. Elizabeth Marquez, Manuel Sánchez Baeza, and Sulema Gamboa Carrasco added greatly to the information on this page.
