Biographical Information:

Genevieve was the youngest of six known children born to Cecilia Eugenia Hernandez and Adolfo L. Carrillo de Albornoz. Her father, born 14 Mar. 1841 in Havana, was the son of Francisca Hernandez y Aloy and José Manuel Carrillo de Albornoz y Arango (born 1810 in Havana). Adolfo's paternal grandparents were Manuela Arango y Nuñez del Castillo and José Manuel Carrillo de Albornoz y Arenales (born 19 Jan. 1772 in Havana). Genevieve's maternal grandparents were Margaret Cecilia Harrison Hernandez and Carlos Fabian Hernandez.

1870 U.S. Census:
Residence: Ramapo, Rockland County, New York
A L Carrillo M 29 Cuba, Stationer, Real Estate $45,000
Cecelia E Carrillo F 27 New York, Keeping House
Rosa M Carrillo F 6 New York
Maud F Carrillo F 4 New York
Fred Moering M 40 Prussia, Farm Laborer
Mary A Mead F 20 New York, Domestic Servant.

1872 N.Y. State Census:
Adolph L Carrillo Husband M 33
Ceclia Carrillo Wife F 33
Rosita Carrillo Daughter F 11
Maud Carrillo Daughter F 8
Arthur Carrillo Son M 3
Louisa Kesner Servant F 25
Otto Kesner Servant M 25.

1880 U.S. Census:
Adolph Corrilla Self M 39 Cuba, Merchant
Cecelia Corrilla Wife F 39 New York, Keeping House
Rosa Corrilla Daughter F 15 New York
Maud Corrilla Daughter F 13 New York
Arthur Corrilla Son M 8 New York
Geneive Corrilla Daughter F 10/12 New York
Julia Hickey Other F 13 New York, Servant.

By the time of the N.Y. State Census of 1892, Genevieve's uncle and an artist, Charles Hernandez, age 42, was living with the family in Orangetown. Rosa is recorded as Rosetta.

Surrogate's Court.
Proceedings before Judge Tompkins at Nyack Thursday.
"Petition filed by Genevieve E. Carrillo for the appointment of Cecelia E. Hernandez Carrillo as general guardian. Bond to be filed."
Source: Rockland County Journal, Saturday, September 19th 1896, p.1.

Surrogate's Court.
Proceedings before Judge Tompkins at Nyack Thursday.
In the matter of the guardianship of Genevieve L. Carrillo, bond filed and decree made granting letters to Cecelia E. H. Carrillo.
Source: Rockland County Journal, Saturday, October 3rd 1896, p. 1

1905 N.Y. State Census:
Residence: River Road, Grand View on Hudson, Rockland County, New York
Cecelia F 64 Head
Rosa N. F 35 Daughter
Arthur M 29 Son
Genevieve F 25 Daughter
Chas. F. M 59 Brother

Genevieve's handwriting can be seen on a postcard she sent to her niece, Cele Leitner, in 1905.
Source: https://www.hrvh.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/hsrc/id/331/rec/1

The 1920 U.S. Census recorded Nina (Rosa) as Head, age 58 with sister, Geneive, age 42. 'Uncle Charlie' Hernandez, an artist, age 60, was also still living with his nieces. He was actually over 70! Genevieve enjoyed crabbing for blue crabs in the Hudson River.

Neighborhood News
Sparkill
"Mrs. John Lovatt of Kings Highway, entertained at a four table bridge party on Friday. Her guests were: Mesdames... Miss Genevieve Carrillo and Mrs. Theodore Jessup of Piermont and Mrs. J. M. Rankine..."
Source: Rockland County Evening Journal, Monday, February 18th 1929, p. 6.

In and Out of Rockland County
"A luncheon was the entertainment provided by Miss Genevieve E. Carrillo on Tuesday in her Hudson Terrace, Piermont, home. The guests were her sister, Mrs. George A. Leitner... of Piermont, Nyack and Sparkill, and Mrs. Natalie Logan of Englewood."
Source: Rockland County Journal News, Friday, January 6, 1933

Obituary of Genevieve Carrillo, sister of the late Mrs. George A. Leitner:
A funeral mass was held at St. John's in Piermont on November 15th at 10 A.M. Arrangements were made by Stephenson's Funeral Parlor, interment was at Oak Hill Cemetery. Genevieve was survived by her brother Arthur, her nephew, Charles Bertrand Leitner, and her nieces, Mrs. Howard (Cecelia) Hanks and Mrs. Francis M. (Betty) McGoldrick.
Source: N.Y. Times, November 14th, 1943, p. 57

Piermont Estate
Following the payment of outstanding debt, Genevieve's estate was not in excess of $2,500 personal and $5,000 real property, which was to be distributed as follows:
$100 to brother, Arthur;
Premises on Hudson Terrace (Piermont) to the three surviving children of her sister, Maud;
Her grandmother's picture (Ed.: Margaret Harrison Hernandez* or Francisca Hernandez y Aloy), a silver fruit basket and flat silver to Cecelia Hanks;
A two-hundred year old gold locket to Nancy Hanks (Ed.: Chaize);
A diamond ring to C.B. Leitner;
A silver set and gravy bowl to Josephine Leitner (Ed.: Josepha);
A diamond ring with ruby to Natalie Wood (Ed.: granddaughter of Francisca Hernandez Fontaine);
An amethyst pin that belonged to her mother to Grace Stevenson;
China, glassware and a music stand to Ruth Dennehy;
A wine cruet to Anna Quackenbos;
Her grandmother's picture (Margaret Harrison Hernandez*) to Tess Jardines (granddaughter of Margaret's sister);
A table belonging to Cecelia Hernandez Carrillo (Espanol: C. Hernandez y Harrison) to Mollie Jardines;
Three chairs belonging to her grandmother (Margaret or Francisca) to Isabel Fulcher;
A pendant amethyst drop to (Ed.: grand niece) Marie Leitner;
A silver set, silver tray, a diamond cross, Wedgewood picture, a large topaz pin, a silver soup ladle and “all the rest of the property” to Elzabeth McGoldrick, “named executrix of the estate”.
*possible works of Margaret's son, Charles F. Hernandez, or her brother, Gabriel Harrison, or her father, Charles P. Harrison!
Source: Journal News, 10 December 1943, p. 1.

In the 1944 New York telephone book, an entry with Genevieve's address on Piermont Avenue in Piermont was still listed.

The graves of siblings, Agnes Cecilia, died June (6th?) 1878, and Rose (aka Rosita) Natalie have yet to be located.