Cornelio L. Callahan Jr. was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on March 17, 1901. Cornelio was the son of Cornelius (Cornelio) Callahan Sr. (1852-1927), and Guadalupe Lucero (1865-1934). His father was born in New York (some say Michigan), and his mother was born in Santa Fe. He married Jenevieve Romero (b. January 3, 1900; d. 1995) and had multiple children, Regina Callahan being one of them. Cornelio Jr. was a butcher/meat cutter.
At the age of 30, Cornelio passed away due to complication of Pellagra, most likely as a result of his alcoholism.
At the age of 30, Cornelio passed away due to complication of Pellagra, most likely as a result of his alcoholism.
Cornelio L. Callahan Jr. was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on March 17, 1901. Cornelio was the son of Cornelius (Cornelio) Callahan Sr. (1852-1927), and Guadalupe Lucero (1865-1934). His father was born in New York (some say Michigan), and his mother was born in Santa Fe. He married Jenevieve Romero (b. January 3, 1900; d. 1995) and had multiple children, Regina Callahan being one of them. Cornelio Jr. was a butcher/meat cutter.
At the age of 30, Cornelio passed away due to complication of Pellagra, most likely as a result of his alcoholism.
At the age of 30, Cornelio passed away due to complication of Pellagra, most likely as a result of his alcoholism.
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