Julio Luján
Is Julio Márquez Luján a brother of Teófilo Luján?
Their children:
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1. Leandro (son)
born 13 May 1905 died 30 Aug 1976 in Ward County Married to Victoria |
2. Amada
born circa 1908 married Rogelio Peña |
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3. Dolores "Lola"
born 10 Mar 1908 died Oct 1978 married Cleophus Valenzuela |
4. Josefa
born 19 Mar 1910 died 15 Nov 1995 in Monahans, TX married Manuel Luján |
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5. Concepción (daughter)
born circa 1912 in Terlingua, TX married Raúl Davalos Vásquez on 10 Sep 1933 |
Fernanda's nickname was None which is pronounced as NOH-neh. She was the last of her siblings born in Fort Stockton. After her birth the family moved to La Coyota where the next twelve children (including Valentina below) were born.
Luján Family Album
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based on their birth years and their dress styles this photo may have been taken around 1926 or so.
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1910 Census
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1930 Census
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On April 29, 1910 when Julio and Fernanda's fourth child, Josefa, was one month and ten days old they were enumerated in the 1910 US Census Pecos County in Precinct 2 in Fort Stockton. Faustino Acosta, was their next door neighbor on one side and Teófilo Luján was two doors down on the other side. By April 14, 1930, twenty years later, Julio and his family (now including Concepción "Concha") were living in Precinct 1.
The information on this page was provided by Jane Licthenberger and the Vasquez family.
Photos provided by Louisa Madrid and Ramón Vásquez.
Some additional information from Family Search was researched by Antonio Santiago Franco.
This page was last updated March 19, 2025.
Photos provided by Louisa Madrid and Ramón Vásquez.
Some additional information from Family Search was researched by Antonio Santiago Franco.
This page was last updated March 19, 2025.
