Santiago Elino Fresquez was the son of José Ignacío Fresquez and Romanita Archuleta (Social Security Application).
In 1900, Española; Santiago Fresquis was enumerated with his parents J. Ignacío & Romana Fresquis and siblings: M. Leocadea, Melecio, and Antonia Fresquis (1900 Census).
In 1910, San Pedro; Santiago E. Fresquez was enumerated with his parents José I. & Romana Fresquez and siblings: Lucadia, Melecio B., and Antonia Fresquez (1910 Census).
On 5 June 1917, Rio Arriba County; Santiago E. Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887, San Pedro), a resident of Española, registered for the World War I draft. He was described as slender, tall, black hair, and dark brown eyes. He was employed by the Denver Rio Grande Railroad in Española (Draft Card).
In 1920, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez was enumerated with his wife Antonia (1920 Census).
In 1930, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, and Samuel Fresquez. It was also annotated that Santiago was a World War veteran (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, Samuel, Teresita, Pedro, Frances, and Lourdes Fresquez (1940 Census).
On 19 Feb 1959, a military headstone was requested for Santiago A. (sic) Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887; D: 24 Dec 1958) by Ramón Fresquez. On 26 Aug 1918, Santiago (Service #3-821-455) enlisted in the US Army. He served as a Private in Casual Company 85, 162nd Depot Brigade. On 5 Sep 1918, he was discharged. Headstone was to be placed in the Santa Cruz Catholic Cemetery (Headstone Application Card).
In 1900, Española; Santiago Fresquis was enumerated with his parents J. Ignacío & Romana Fresquis and siblings: M. Leocadea, Melecio, and Antonia Fresquis (1900 Census).
In 1910, San Pedro; Santiago E. Fresquez was enumerated with his parents José I. & Romana Fresquez and siblings: Lucadia, Melecio B., and Antonia Fresquez (1910 Census).
On 5 June 1917, Rio Arriba County; Santiago E. Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887, San Pedro), a resident of Española, registered for the World War I draft. He was described as slender, tall, black hair, and dark brown eyes. He was employed by the Denver Rio Grande Railroad in Española (Draft Card).
In 1920, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez was enumerated with his wife Antonia (1920 Census).
In 1930, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, and Samuel Fresquez. It was also annotated that Santiago was a World War veteran (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, Samuel, Teresita, Pedro, Frances, and Lourdes Fresquez (1940 Census).
On 19 Feb 1959, a military headstone was requested for Santiago A. (sic) Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887; D: 24 Dec 1958) by Ramón Fresquez. On 26 Aug 1918, Santiago (Service #3-821-455) enlisted in the US Army. He served as a Private in Casual Company 85, 162nd Depot Brigade. On 5 Sep 1918, he was discharged. Headstone was to be placed in the Santa Cruz Catholic Cemetery (Headstone Application Card).
Santiago Elino Fresquez was the son of José Ignacío Fresquez and Romanita Archuleta (Social Security Application).
In 1900, Española; Santiago Fresquis was enumerated with his parents J. Ignacío & Romana Fresquis and siblings: M. Leocadea, Melecio, and Antonia Fresquis (1900 Census).
In 1910, San Pedro; Santiago E. Fresquez was enumerated with his parents José I. & Romana Fresquez and siblings: Lucadia, Melecio B., and Antonia Fresquez (1910 Census).
On 5 June 1917, Rio Arriba County; Santiago E. Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887, San Pedro), a resident of Española, registered for the World War I draft. He was described as slender, tall, black hair, and dark brown eyes. He was employed by the Denver Rio Grande Railroad in Española (Draft Card).
In 1920, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez was enumerated with his wife Antonia (1920 Census).
In 1930, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, and Samuel Fresquez. It was also annotated that Santiago was a World War veteran (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, Samuel, Teresita, Pedro, Frances, and Lourdes Fresquez (1940 Census).
On 19 Feb 1959, a military headstone was requested for Santiago A. (sic) Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887; D: 24 Dec 1958) by Ramón Fresquez. On 26 Aug 1918, Santiago (Service #3-821-455) enlisted in the US Army. He served as a Private in Casual Company 85, 162nd Depot Brigade. On 5 Sep 1918, he was discharged. Headstone was to be placed in the Santa Cruz Catholic Cemetery (Headstone Application Card).
In 1900, Española; Santiago Fresquis was enumerated with his parents J. Ignacío & Romana Fresquis and siblings: M. Leocadea, Melecio, and Antonia Fresquis (1900 Census).
In 1910, San Pedro; Santiago E. Fresquez was enumerated with his parents José I. & Romana Fresquez and siblings: Lucadia, Melecio B., and Antonia Fresquez (1910 Census).
On 5 June 1917, Rio Arriba County; Santiago E. Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887, San Pedro), a resident of Española, registered for the World War I draft. He was described as slender, tall, black hair, and dark brown eyes. He was employed by the Denver Rio Grande Railroad in Española (Draft Card).
In 1920, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez was enumerated with his wife Antonia (1920 Census).
In 1930, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, and Samuel Fresquez. It was also annotated that Santiago was a World War veteran (1930 Census).
In 1940, San Pedro; Santiago Fresquez and his wife Antonia were enumerated with children: Ramón, María, José, Samuel, Teresita, Pedro, Frances, and Lourdes Fresquez (1940 Census).
On 19 Feb 1959, a military headstone was requested for Santiago A. (sic) Fresquez (B: 23 May 1887; D: 24 Dec 1958) by Ramón Fresquez. On 26 Aug 1918, Santiago (Service #3-821-455) enlisted in the US Army. He served as a Private in Casual Company 85, 162nd Depot Brigade. On 5 Sep 1918, he was discharged. Headstone was to be placed in the Santa Cruz Catholic Cemetery (Headstone Application Card).
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