Aurelio Espinosa, Sr. worked in the Department of Romanic Languages at Stanford University. He was the Associate Professor of Spanish. He was Chairman of the Department from 1932 until 1947.
He wrote several very interesting books, including, "The Folklore of Spain in the American Southwest: Traditional Spanish Folk Literature in Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado" by Aurelio M. Espinosa Edited by J. Manuel Espinosa. This book includes his early history and ancestry. Through his mother, he is a direct descendant of the original settlers of Albuquerque.
Aurelio Espinosa, Sr. worked in the Department of Romanic Languages at Stanford University. He was the Associate Professor of Spanish. He was Chairman of the Department from 1932 until 1947.
He wrote several very interesting books, including, "The Folklore of Spain in the American Southwest: Traditional Spanish Folk Literature in Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado" by Aurelio M. Espinosa Edited by J. Manuel Espinosa. This book includes his early history and ancestry. Through his mother, he is a direct descendant of the original settlers of Albuquerque.
Family Members
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Dr Tobias Espinosa
1879–1964
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Maria Nicolasa de Luz "Marie" Espinosa Brazil
1884–1966
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Maria del Carmen Gertrudis Espinosa
1892–1987
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Jose Ramon "Raymond" Espinosa
1894 – unknown
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Rosalina Espinosa Kerr
1895–1994
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Antonio Gilberto Espinosa
1897–1983
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Dr Jose Edmundo Espinosa
1900–1967
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Josephine "Pepita" Espinosa Blythe
1902–1968
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Alfonso Ernesto Espiñosa
1905–1979
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Luis Guillermo "Uncle Al" Espinosa
1907–2002
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