Alfredo, a native of Santa Fe, passed away in the family home. He had moved with his family to Santa Cruz when he was very young. He was widowed from his first wife Agu7eda. They had a son named Bonifacio and a daughter named Lugarda who married Adrian N. Borrego. Alfredo's second wife was Antonia Fresquez. Their children were Eliza, Josefita "Josephine", and Pete.
Alfredo was a longtime political leader and Rio Arriba Businessman. He attended St. Michael's School in Santa Fe. He owned and operated a general store for many years. He was a postmaster and served as Santa Fe County Clerk and Commissioner. He was also employed in the New Mexico Bureau of Revenue. He was a member of Santa Cruz Parish, the Holy Name Society, and Hermanos de Nuestro Padre Jesus.
In 1880, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents Amado J. & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eliza Lucero (1880 Census).
In 1885, Precinct 7, Rio Arriba County; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents J. Amado & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eloisa Lucero (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with waiter J. Jesús Gómes and niece Genoveva Gómes (1900 Census).
In 1910, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda L. were enumerated with children: Bonefacio, Lugardita, and Eliza Gonzales (1910 Census).
In 1920, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with children: Francisco B. and Lugarda Lucero (1920 Census).
In 1930, Santa [Cruz]; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with daughters: Eliza and Josefita Lucero (1930 Census).
In 1940, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Eliza, Jacefita, and Pedro Lucero (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 28 Jan 1964 in the Holy Cross Church in Santa Cruz. Burial was in the Holy Cross Cemetery. The funeral eulogy was delivered by State Supreme Court Justice David Chavez. Pallbearers were Joe Fresquez, Tony Fresquez, Raymond Fresquez, Joe Lucero, F.E. Lucero, and Phil Maestas (Rio Grande Sun, 30 Jan 1964, pg 8).
Alfredo was a longtime political leader and Rio Arriba Businessman. He attended St. Michael's School in Santa Fe. He owned and operated a general store for many years. He was a postmaster and served as Santa Fe County Clerk and Commissioner. He was also employed in the New Mexico Bureau of Revenue. He was a member of Santa Cruz Parish, the Holy Name Society, and Hermanos de Nuestro Padre Jesus.
In 1880, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents Amado J. & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eliza Lucero (1880 Census).
In 1885, Precinct 7, Rio Arriba County; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents J. Amado & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eloisa Lucero (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with waiter J. Jesús Gómes and niece Genoveva Gómes (1900 Census).
In 1910, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda L. were enumerated with children: Bonefacio, Lugardita, and Eliza Gonzales (1910 Census).
In 1920, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with children: Francisco B. and Lugarda Lucero (1920 Census).
In 1930, Santa [Cruz]; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with daughters: Eliza and Josefita Lucero (1930 Census).
In 1940, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Eliza, Jacefita, and Pedro Lucero (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 28 Jan 1964 in the Holy Cross Church in Santa Cruz. Burial was in the Holy Cross Cemetery. The funeral eulogy was delivered by State Supreme Court Justice David Chavez. Pallbearers were Joe Fresquez, Tony Fresquez, Raymond Fresquez, Joe Lucero, F.E. Lucero, and Phil Maestas (Rio Grande Sun, 30 Jan 1964, pg 8).
Alfredo, a native of Santa Fe, passed away in the family home. He had moved with his family to Santa Cruz when he was very young. He was widowed from his first wife Agu7eda. They had a son named Bonifacio and a daughter named Lugarda who married Adrian N. Borrego. Alfredo's second wife was Antonia Fresquez. Their children were Eliza, Josefita "Josephine", and Pete.
Alfredo was a longtime political leader and Rio Arriba Businessman. He attended St. Michael's School in Santa Fe. He owned and operated a general store for many years. He was a postmaster and served as Santa Fe County Clerk and Commissioner. He was also employed in the New Mexico Bureau of Revenue. He was a member of Santa Cruz Parish, the Holy Name Society, and Hermanos de Nuestro Padre Jesus.
In 1880, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents Amado J. & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eliza Lucero (1880 Census).
In 1885, Precinct 7, Rio Arriba County; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents J. Amado & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eloisa Lucero (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with waiter J. Jesús Gómes and niece Genoveva Gómes (1900 Census).
In 1910, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda L. were enumerated with children: Bonefacio, Lugardita, and Eliza Gonzales (1910 Census).
In 1920, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with children: Francisco B. and Lugarda Lucero (1920 Census).
In 1930, Santa [Cruz]; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with daughters: Eliza and Josefita Lucero (1930 Census).
In 1940, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Eliza, Jacefita, and Pedro Lucero (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 28 Jan 1964 in the Holy Cross Church in Santa Cruz. Burial was in the Holy Cross Cemetery. The funeral eulogy was delivered by State Supreme Court Justice David Chavez. Pallbearers were Joe Fresquez, Tony Fresquez, Raymond Fresquez, Joe Lucero, F.E. Lucero, and Phil Maestas (Rio Grande Sun, 30 Jan 1964, pg 8).
Alfredo was a longtime political leader and Rio Arriba Businessman. He attended St. Michael's School in Santa Fe. He owned and operated a general store for many years. He was a postmaster and served as Santa Fe County Clerk and Commissioner. He was also employed in the New Mexico Bureau of Revenue. He was a member of Santa Cruz Parish, the Holy Name Society, and Hermanos de Nuestro Padre Jesus.
In 1880, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents Amado J. & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eliza Lucero (1880 Census).
In 1885, Precinct 7, Rio Arriba County; Alfredo Lucero was enumerated with his parents J. Amado & Josefa Lucero and siblings: Bonifacio and Eloisa Lucero (1885 Census).
In 1900, Española; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with waiter J. Jesús Gómes and niece Genoveva Gómes (1900 Census).
In 1910, Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda L. were enumerated with children: Bonefacio, Lugardita, and Eliza Gonzales (1910 Census).
In 1920, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Agueda were enumerated with children: Francisco B. and Lugarda Lucero (1920 Census).
In 1930, Santa [Cruz]; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with daughters: Eliza and Josefita Lucero (1930 Census).
In 1940, Lower Santa Cruz; Alfredo Lucero and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Eliza, Jacefita, and Pedro Lucero (1940 Census).
Funeral services were on 28 Jan 1964 in the Holy Cross Church in Santa Cruz. Burial was in the Holy Cross Cemetery. The funeral eulogy was delivered by State Supreme Court Justice David Chavez. Pallbearers were Joe Fresquez, Tony Fresquez, Raymond Fresquez, Joe Lucero, F.E. Lucero, and Phil Maestas (Rio Grande Sun, 30 Jan 1964, pg 8).
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