Gertrudis was born to Erasmo Salinas and Magdalena Contreras Salinas (Later married Jose Garza). She died after being bathe and laid down for a nap. Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) was the cause of her unexpected death at three years of age. Gertrudis was a healthy little girl.
Gertrudis Salinas is half sister to Florence Garza Nieto and Leona Garza Castillo of Rockdale.
NOTE: San Antonio "Big Lump" Cemetery was established on land deeded by the International & Great Northern Railroad for burial of workers and their families. These graves are over a hundred years old and some have their markers missing. Cemetery boundaries are as established by the deed recorded at Milam County Courthouse.
Gertrudis Salinas is half sister to Florence Garza Nieto and Leona Garza Castillo of Rockdale.
NOTE: San Antonio "Big Lump" Cemetery was established on land deeded by the International & Great Northern Railroad for burial of workers and their families. These graves are over a hundred years old and some have their markers missing. Cemetery boundaries are as established by the deed recorded at Milam County Courthouse.
Gertrudis was born to Erasmo Salinas and Magdalena Contreras Salinas (Later married Jose Garza). She died after being bathe and laid down for a nap. Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) was the cause of her unexpected death at three years of age. Gertrudis was a healthy little girl.
Gertrudis Salinas is half sister to Florence Garza Nieto and Leona Garza Castillo of Rockdale.
NOTE: San Antonio "Big Lump" Cemetery was established on land deeded by the International & Great Northern Railroad for burial of workers and their families. These graves are over a hundred years old and some have their markers missing. Cemetery boundaries are as established by the deed recorded at Milam County Courthouse.
Gertrudis Salinas is half sister to Florence Garza Nieto and Leona Garza Castillo of Rockdale.
NOTE: San Antonio "Big Lump" Cemetery was established on land deeded by the International & Great Northern Railroad for burial of workers and their families. These graves are over a hundred years old and some have their markers missing. Cemetery boundaries are as established by the deed recorded at Milam County Courthouse.
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