One old stone in Spanish.
Many mexican people buried here must have been either killed by indians, or perhaps were railroad workers who died while living at Steins, or working on the ranches or in the mine. For a bit of history from one who lived at Steins, click on the Cemetery Entrance photo to the right.
Many mexican people buried here must have been either killed by indians, or perhaps were railroad workers who died while living at Steins, or working on the ranches or in the mine. For a bit of history from one who lived at Steins, click on the Cemetery Entrance photo to the right.
One old stone in Spanish.
Many mexican people buried here must have been either killed by indians, or perhaps were railroad workers who died while living at Steins, or working on the ranches or in the mine. For a bit of history from one who lived at Steins, click on the Cemetery Entrance photo to the right.
Many mexican people buried here must have been either killed by indians, or perhaps were railroad workers who died while living at Steins, or working on the ranches or in the mine. For a bit of history from one who lived at Steins, click on the Cemetery Entrance photo to the right.
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