By using this Web site, Familias de Terlingua, you can find out who was the first post master of Castolon, Texas. Enter a comment here telling us who it was when you discover it.
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Bob Wirt
10/4/2009 08:23:18 am
Didn't wamt to comment on the first postmaster, but it was Richard Derrick. But I was not able to find that on your web site.
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Rachel Silvas Tarin
8/23/2024 03:28:20 pm
My great grandfather was Leandro Silvas who worked for Mr. Wayne Cartledge for many years at the La Harmonia Store as well as my fathers aunt Magdalena Silvas.
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Bob Wirt
10/7/2009 05:25:05 am
Wed, 07 Oct 2009 09:34:25
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ayda pena Perez
11/20/2010 03:48:57 am
Question for Bob Wirt.Alberto Salazar Hernandez was born in Boquillas or had relatives in Boquillas.He married Leandra Pena and had no children but raised Dorthy Ellen Pena Holquin(her father was Feliz Holquin)."Beto"died in Fort STockton in December 1969.Is he related to any of the Hernandez there or is Boquillas close to Castalon?..Ayda
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Christina M Hernandez
12/31/2012 09:07:20 am
As the youngest great-granddaughter of Cipriano Hernandez, I would like to state that “Historians” have been researching the family for several decades; and, with all due respect to the “legacy” that brought my great-grandfather to America (to preach the Word of God as a Missionary, who came from a very wealthy family from Spain), I am most certain that it is only most appropriate that I and all live out “Cipriano’s & Juanita’s Godly legacy.” Cipriano met his wife (who was an Italian Spanish Jew) in San Angelo and they migrated their way to the area (Cipriano was considered to be the wealthiest man in the area (he brought all his money from Spain and was able to build his ranching, commerce, banking and other ventures with said money from Spain)). Cipriano was a very, very wealthy devout Christian and family man that loved his entire family dearly and helped many start their own business venture as Christian businessmen/women. My Grandmother was married there and their dance was under the stars in front of the store (with a band); therefore, it is very special and holy ground for me and many...they owned most of the land/park.
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Araceli Pando Evaro (Related to Hernández y Acosta)
1/12/2023 05:10:41 pm
Please send info. Regarding Salomé Pando Hernández and Isidora Evaro Aguilar, Ursula and Isidora Evaro Aguilar.
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