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Cipriano Hernández
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Juana "Juanita" Silvas
born December 1876 in Mexico |
Cipriano Hernández married Juanita Silvas
Cipriano was 22 older than Juanita.
Cipriano was 22 older than Juanita.
They had five sons and five daughters:
1. Agapito Silvas Hernández son born May 1891
2. Francisco Silvas Hernández son
3. Manuel Silvas Hernández son
4. Juan Silvas Hernández son
5. Petronila Silvas Hernández daughter
6. Mercedes Silvas Hernández daughter
7. Santos Silvas Hernández daughter
8. Justina Silvas Hernández daughter
9. Micaela Hernández married Miguel García
10. Guadalupe Married Teresa Baeza
1. Agapito Silvas Hernández son born May 1891
2. Francisco Silvas Hernández son
3. Manuel Silvas Hernández son
4. Juan Silvas Hernández son
5. Petronila Silvas Hernández daughter
6. Mercedes Silvas Hernández daughter
7. Santos Silvas Hernández daughter
8. Justina Silvas Hernández daughter
9. Micaela Hernández married Miguel García
10. Guadalupe Married Teresa Baeza
The Hernández Family Story:
Both Cipriano and his wife Juanita were born in Mexico. According to the 1910 US Census he immigrated into the United States in 1876
In 1890 when he was 50 or 51 years old and she was 23 years old they immigrated into the US. By June of 1890 they were living in Brewster County next door to the Silvas family.
Ten years later in 1900 they became naturalized US citizens. At that time they were living next door to
Some sources say Cipriano Hernandez was the founder of Castolón. From Bob Wirt's Discussion comments we learn that both Cipriano and his brother-in-law Leandro Silvas arrived together at this location which was first called Santa Elena. Leandro Silvas is ignored in some accounts of Castolón. Click here to read an excellent documented research-based account of Lenadro Silvas in Bob Wirt's website Life Before the Ruins.
Both Cipriano and his wife Juanita were born in Mexico. According to the 1910 US Census he immigrated into the United States in 1876
In 1890 when he was 50 or 51 years old and she was 23 years old they immigrated into the US. By June of 1890 they were living in Brewster County next door to the Silvas family.
Ten years later in 1900 they became naturalized US citizens. At that time they were living next door to
Some sources say Cipriano Hernandez was the founder of Castolón. From Bob Wirt's Discussion comments we learn that both Cipriano and his brother-in-law Leandro Silvas arrived together at this location which was first called Santa Elena. Leandro Silvas is ignored in some accounts of Castolón. Click here to read an excellent documented research-based account of Lenadro Silvas in Bob Wirt's website Life Before the Ruins.
The 1900 US Census shows the Silvas family lived next door to Cipriano Hernandez https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-6LW3-V92?i=25&cc=1325221
