Nolen Belshe was the youngest child (third son) of Childress Webster Belshe and Virginia Ramos' 'unión libre' (i.e. common law marriage).
On July 21, 1958 he and Esther Gorham were married in Chamal, Tamaulipas Mexico.
They produced 3 children.
Nolen Belshe, Jr.
Virginia Belshe and
Edgar (Eddie) Belshe
With his brother, Wade, he co-owned an orange orchard that contained about 1,800 trees. The orchard was near an area in the Valley of Chamal known as 'La Puerta Palmal'. Palmal refers to an area which is largely covered by palm trees; which we'd call a 'palm-bottom'.
Because of conflicts between him, his brother and the boys of another family in Chamal which raged on even into their adult years, Nolen was eventually ambushed and killed in Sept. 1971.
On July 21, 1958 he and Esther Gorham were married in Chamal, Tamaulipas Mexico.
They produced 3 children.
Nolen Belshe, Jr.
Virginia Belshe and
Edgar (Eddie) Belshe
With his brother, Wade, he co-owned an orange orchard that contained about 1,800 trees. The orchard was near an area in the Valley of Chamal known as 'La Puerta Palmal'. Palmal refers to an area which is largely covered by palm trees; which we'd call a 'palm-bottom'.
Because of conflicts between him, his brother and the boys of another family in Chamal which raged on even into their adult years, Nolen was eventually ambushed and killed in Sept. 1971.
Nolen Belshe was the youngest child (third son) of Childress Webster Belshe and Virginia Ramos' 'unión libre' (i.e. common law marriage).
On July 21, 1958 he and Esther Gorham were married in Chamal, Tamaulipas Mexico.
They produced 3 children.
Nolen Belshe, Jr.
Virginia Belshe and
Edgar (Eddie) Belshe
With his brother, Wade, he co-owned an orange orchard that contained about 1,800 trees. The orchard was near an area in the Valley of Chamal known as 'La Puerta Palmal'. Palmal refers to an area which is largely covered by palm trees; which we'd call a 'palm-bottom'.
Because of conflicts between him, his brother and the boys of another family in Chamal which raged on even into their adult years, Nolen was eventually ambushed and killed in Sept. 1971.
On July 21, 1958 he and Esther Gorham were married in Chamal, Tamaulipas Mexico.
They produced 3 children.
Nolen Belshe, Jr.
Virginia Belshe and
Edgar (Eddie) Belshe
With his brother, Wade, he co-owned an orange orchard that contained about 1,800 trees. The orchard was near an area in the Valley of Chamal known as 'La Puerta Palmal'. Palmal refers to an area which is largely covered by palm trees; which we'd call a 'palm-bottom'.
Because of conflicts between him, his brother and the boys of another family in Chamal which raged on even into their adult years, Nolen was eventually ambushed and killed in Sept. 1971.
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