Abel Hinojos
Abel Hinojos
born 30 November 1916 in Lajitas died 30 March 1998 in Odessa at age 81 buried 3 April 1998 in Alpine, Texas |
Abel Hinojos married Rosa Delgadillo
They had eight children:
1. Rosie Hinojos was living in San Antonio in March 1998. Her married name was Roach.
2. Cruz Hinojos was living in Eagle Pass, TX in March 1998. Her married name was Martinez.
3. Manuela Hinojos was living in Albuquerque, NM in March 1998. Her married name was Rodriguez.
4. Pedro Hinojos was living in McCamey, TX in March 1998.
5. Macario Hinojos was living in Ozona, TX in March 1998.
6. Abel D. Hinojos was born on 8 December1945 in Terlingua. He died on 27 December1946 in Alpine and was buried in Lajitas.
7. Merced Abel Hinojos was born 24 September1947 in Brewster Co. He was living in Alpine in March 1998.
8. Ramon Delgadillo Hinojos was born on 28 September1949 in Brewster Co. In March 1998 he was living in Alpine.
1. Rosie Hinojos was living in San Antonio in March 1998. Her married name was Roach.
2. Cruz Hinojos was living in Eagle Pass, TX in March 1998. Her married name was Martinez.
3. Manuela Hinojos was living in Albuquerque, NM in March 1998. Her married name was Rodriguez.
4. Pedro Hinojos was living in McCamey, TX in March 1998.
5. Macario Hinojos was living in Ozona, TX in March 1998.
6. Abel D. Hinojos was born on 8 December1945 in Terlingua. He died on 27 December1946 in Alpine and was buried in Lajitas.
7. Merced Abel Hinojos was born 24 September1947 in Brewster Co. He was living in Alpine in March 1998.
8. Ramon Delgadillo Hinojos was born on 28 September1949 in Brewster Co. In March 1998 he was living in Alpine.
Abel's Story:
In January 1937, while working for the Chisos Mining Co., he injured a finger while working as a hand driller in Mariposa Mine. Later in life he worked for the railroad, the Alpine School System, and the City of Alpine.
Jo Ann Hinojos reports that he was grounds keeper at Kokernot Field for a long period of time.
In January 1937, while working for the Chisos Mining Co., he injured a finger while working as a hand driller in Mariposa Mine. Later in life he worked for the railroad, the Alpine School System, and the City of Alpine.
Jo Ann Hinojos reports that he was grounds keeper at Kokernot Field for a long period of time.
The information on this page provided by Bob Wirt in his Documented Research Report on the Hinojos Family on Bob's website Life Before the Ruins. Photos and additional information provided by Jo Ann Hinojos. This page was last updated March 6, 2018.
