Victoriano Carrasco Molinar LHTH-KF8
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third wife: Rosario Galindo Mesa, married ca 1890
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Victoriano Molinar married first wife María de los Remedios Contreras
in Jesus Nazareno Temple 17 May 1870
in Jesus Nazareno Temple 17 May 1870
There are no known children from this marriage between Victoriano and María de los Remedios.
Victoriano Molinar married second wife Jesús Baeza circa 1875
Victoriano Molinar and Jesús Baeza had five children (possibly six) and one adopted son:
1. Alberto Molinar
2. Juan Baeza Molinar born 1885; died April 26, 1949 at 72 years of age
3. Paz Molinar (son) born 1880; died January 19, 1942
4. Benigna Molinar
born circa 1886 in Presidio, TX.
married Filberto Gonzalez circa 1906. He was born in Presidio in June 1882.
In 1910 they were living along the River west of Presidio where he was working as a farm laborer.
5. José Baeza Molinar
1. Alberto Molinar
2. Juan Baeza Molinar born 1885; died April 26, 1949 at 72 years of age
3. Paz Molinar (son) born 1880; died January 19, 1942
4. Benigna Molinar
born circa 1886 in Presidio, TX.
married Filberto Gonzalez circa 1906. He was born in Presidio in June 1882.
In 1910 they were living along the River west of Presidio where he was working as a farm laborer.
5. José Baeza Molinar
Victoriano Molinar married third wife Rosario Galindo Mesa circa 1890
It appears that Rosario had three children: Eduardo, Andrés, and María from a prior marriage. Note that in Eduardo Galindo Molinar's death record reported by Mrs. Luis Hernandez she gives the name of Eduardo's father as Victoriano Molinar. Perhaps Victoriano adopted Eduardo and his siblings Andrés and Maria.
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6. Andrés Galindo Mesa
7. María
8. Eduardo Galindo was born Nov 30, 1900
7. María
8. Eduardo Galindo was born Nov 30, 1900
The 1880 US Census taken Nov 10, 1880 shows three households in two homes making up Rancho del Alamo on. [Note: Rancho del Alamo is written correctly in the census but in FamilySearch records it shows up as "Rancho del Alano."]
Vicente Molinar [misspelled "Biecenta"] lived in the first home on line 21. Vicente's 17 year old daughter Juana, her husband Francisco Franco, and their 2 yr daughter Cruz were living in Vicente's house. Their household starts on line 27.
Vicente's son Victoriano Molinar 34 lived in next door with his 2nd wife Jesús 22 and their adopted son Andres Galindo age 15. Note that Victoriano had three wives. The 1880 census shows a 15 year old adopted son named Andrés Galindo living with Victoriano and Jesus. By the 1990 census ten years later Victoriano was married to his 3rd wife, Rosario Galindo Mesa.
Vicente Molinar [misspelled "Biecenta"] lived in the first home on line 21. Vicente's 17 year old daughter Juana, her husband Francisco Franco, and their 2 yr daughter Cruz were living in Vicente's house. Their household starts on line 27.
Vicente's son Victoriano Molinar 34 lived in next door with his 2nd wife Jesús 22 and their adopted son Andres Galindo age 15. Note that Victoriano had three wives. The 1880 census shows a 15 year old adopted son named Andrés Galindo living with Victoriano and Jesus. By the 1990 census ten years later Victoriano was married to his 3rd wife, Rosario Galindo Mesa.
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