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Macario Hinojos, Sr.
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Macario "Papa Cayo" Hinojos
Born 10 March 1878 in Presidio, Texas [Note: Tombstone shows born 3 Oct 1879] Died 1 March 1968, at age 89 (nine days short of 90) [Note: Severiana's obit shows Macario died 2 March 1968.] buried in Lajitas cemetery |
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They had nine children:
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1. Manuel Hinojos
born 1 March 1904 baptized on 29 April 1904 in Lajitas by Father Brocardus godparents: Justo and Juanita Alvarado |
2. Epifanio Hinojos
born 5 February 1906 in Texas baptized 21 April 1906 in Lajitas by Father Brocardus godparents: Refugio Torres and Refugia Franco died 27 April 1972 at Terlingua, Tx at age 66 buried 30 April 1972 at Lajitas |
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5. Isabel Hinojos
born 5 November 1915 in Lajitas, Texas married Rafael Acosta Sr. who died in 1969 married second husband Teodoro Villa died 31 December 2007 in Alpine buried in Alpine |
6. Abel Hinojos
born 30 November 1916 in Lajitas married Rosa Delgadillo 20 July 1942 died 30 March 1998 in Odessa at age 81 buried in Holy Angels Cemetery, Alpine TX |
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7. Santiago Hinojos
born 4 March 1919 in Terlingua, TX died [still living April 2011 (92 years old)] married Sophia Hernandez parents: Guadalupe Hernandez & Teresa Baeza In March 1998 he was living in Odessa. They had nine children. |
8. Josefa "Josie" Hinojos
born 8 October 1921 in Lajitas, TX married Ruben Garcia Ortiz; they had four children Ruben preceded her in death died 1 April 2004 at Monahans Managed Care Center buried in Monahans Memorial Cemetery |
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9. Hipolito Hinojos
born August 13, 1924 in Lajitas, Texas died in Odessa July 25, 1995 buried in the Lajitas Cemetery married Guillerma Ramírez Chacón |
Recuerdos:
"I didn't understand as a child having to go every Sunday after church to Terlingua. My father made that trip to go check on his grandmother and take her any groceries she might need. Now I miss those trips from Alpine to Chisos. I love to go back every chance I have. I love listening to the stories of Chisos.
"My tío Santiago is the only sibling still alive, he tells great stories. Tía Guillerma is still alive and also tells great stories. I know that I should make time to get with my tío & tías, so that I can jot down all these memories of Terlingua." Lori Franco
"I didn't understand as a child having to go every Sunday after church to Terlingua. My father made that trip to go check on his grandmother and take her any groceries she might need. Now I miss those trips from Alpine to Chisos. I love to go back every chance I have. I love listening to the stories of Chisos.
"My tío Santiago is the only sibling still alive, he tells great stories. Tía Guillerma is still alive and also tells great stories. I know that I should make time to get with my tío & tías, so that I can jot down all these memories of Terlingua." Lori Franco
"Santiago Hinojos and Sofia Hernandez (Felipa Arispe's sister) daughter of Guadalupe and Teresita Hernandez are my parents. He was
born on March 4th 1919 in Terlingua, Texas. My dad is a World World II veteran. We just
celebrated his 92nd birthday and are very happy to still have him here on this
earth alive and healthy." Norma Carrillo 2 April 2011
Macario Hinojos Family Album
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Macario and Severiana
Macario Hinojos Sr.
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 Severiana Alvarado Hinojos |
Macario, Severiana, and Virginia Benavidez Sheffield
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 link to the Leonardo Pando Family Page
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"Yes, my family are native Texans and native Americans. My grandmother, Severiana "Mama Ana," and aunts and uncles in this photo. My dad was the little boy, about 4 years old. The photo is dated 1927 and was taken in Lajitas, Texas. My grandfather was not in the photo, perhaps she took the photo." Oscar Hinojos
"Tia Josefa, Tía Elena, Magda Alvarado , Tía Isabel, Tía Petra." Oscar Hinojos Nov 11, 2019
Josefa and Isabel were Severiana's daughters.
Petra was Severiana's sister.
Josefa and Isabel were Severiana's daughters.
Petra was Severiana's sister.
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Recuerdo de su familia y de su hermano Francisco
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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 and by Virginia Benavides in Discuss Any Family. Photos provided by Lori Franco, Norma Carrillo, and . Additional information on Santiago provided by his daughter Norma Carrillo. Newspaper obituary from Glen Dutchover. Colorized portrait of young Macario and Severiana provided by Oscar Hinojos.
This page was updated October 3, 2017.
This page was updated September 3, 2020.
This page was updated February 9, 2021.
Esta pagina fue actualizada el 9 de Febrero 2021.
This page was last updated June 7, 2022
This page was updated September 3, 2020.
This page was updated February 9, 2021.
Esta pagina fue actualizada el 9 de Febrero 2021.
This page was last updated June 7, 2022
