Succumbing last night in a Madera hospital to injuries received in an automobile accident, the body of Mrs. Anastasia Albillar, 84, of Visalia was returned to Visalia today. Mrs. Albillar had been visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Esparza of Tracy, and was being returned by them to Visalia when the accident happened one mile south of Chowchilla. Esparza, who was driving the care, had to swerve out to the left when a truck stopped in front of him. A car coming from the opposite direction turned with Esparza, sideswiping the car and turning it over.
Spanish Row ALL HEADSTONES HAVE BEEN MEMORIAL
There are very few headstone in this area
Mrs. Albillar was a native of Mexico, being born there August 14, 1850. She had been in the United States for 35 years and in Visalia for that length of time. She had 13 children, of whom only one survives. Raymond Albillar, who died several years ago, was her husband. The survivors are the daughter, Mrs. Bertha Esparza of Tracy, and six grandchldren.
Interment Visalia Catholic cemetery.
Visalia Times-Delta May 7 1935
Spanish Row ALL HEADSTONES HAVE BEEN MEMORIAL
There are very few headstone in this area
Mrs. Albillar was a native of Mexico, being born there August 14, 1850. She had been in the United States for 35 years and in Visalia for that length of time. She had 13 children, of whom only one survives. Raymond Albillar, who died several years ago, was her husband. The survivors are the daughter, Mrs. Bertha Esparza of Tracy, and six grandchldren.
Interment Visalia Catholic cemetery.
Visalia Times-Delta May 7 1935
Succumbing last night in a Madera hospital to injuries received in an automobile accident, the body of Mrs. Anastasia Albillar, 84, of Visalia was returned to Visalia today. Mrs. Albillar had been visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Esparza of Tracy, and was being returned by them to Visalia when the accident happened one mile south of Chowchilla. Esparza, who was driving the care, had to swerve out to the left when a truck stopped in front of him. A car coming from the opposite direction turned with Esparza, sideswiping the car and turning it over.
Spanish Row ALL HEADSTONES HAVE BEEN MEMORIAL
There are very few headstone in this area
Mrs. Albillar was a native of Mexico, being born there August 14, 1850. She had been in the United States for 35 years and in Visalia for that length of time. She had 13 children, of whom only one survives. Raymond Albillar, who died several years ago, was her husband. The survivors are the daughter, Mrs. Bertha Esparza of Tracy, and six grandchldren.
Interment Visalia Catholic cemetery.
Visalia Times-Delta May 7 1935
Spanish Row ALL HEADSTONES HAVE BEEN MEMORIAL
There are very few headstone in this area
Mrs. Albillar was a native of Mexico, being born there August 14, 1850. She had been in the United States for 35 years and in Visalia for that length of time. She had 13 children, of whom only one survives. Raymond Albillar, who died several years ago, was her husband. The survivors are the daughter, Mrs. Bertha Esparza of Tracy, and six grandchldren.
Interment Visalia Catholic cemetery.
Visalia Times-Delta May 7 1935
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