Ma Inez Pacheco Mother Of Tomasita Aerts - I9 - Individual Information

Ma Inez Pacheco Mother Of Tomasita Aerts ‎(I9)‎

Surname: Pacheco
Given Names: Ma Inez
Suffix: Mother Of Tomasita Aerts

Gender: Female Female

Birth: 23 March 1884

37 Rayado, New Mexico - Miami Valley
Death: 29 October 1973 ‎(Age 89)‎ Salt Lake City, Utah

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Birth	23 March 1884 38 37 Rayado, New Mexico - Miami Valley
Christening	5 April 1884 ‎(Age 13 days)‎ Springer NM St. Joe's Film: 0016984 Photo/ver
Marriage	Patrocinio Aerts Father Of Tomasita Aerts - 19 October 1908 ‎(Age 24)‎ New Mexico Teritory San Jose
Death	29 October 1973 ‎(Age 89)‎ Salt Lake City, Utah
Burial	Sunset Gardens Salt Lake City
Globally unique Identifier	501E03FD63EED4118C93444553540000F322
Last Change	26 January 1999 - 13:48:20

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Parents Family (F8)
Father	Cosme Pacheco Father Of Maria Inez Pacheco 1845 -
Mother	Tomasita Trujillo Mother Of Ma Inez Pacheco 1847 - 1908
	Ma Inez Pacheco Mother Of Tomasita Aerts 1884 - 1973
Sister	Marina Pacheco Daughter Of Cosme Pacheco - 1957
Sister	Eloisa Pacheco Daughter Of Cosme Pacheco -

Immediate Family (F5)
Husband	Patrocinio Aerts Father Of Tomasita Aerts 1886 - 1970
Daughter	Tomasita Aerts Mother Of Reginald 1914 - 1985

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Inez Pacheco Aerts is burried with her husband Patrocino Aerts. The cemetary is Sunset Gardens Cemetary in southeast Salt Lake City. Inez was the oldest of her brothers and sisters. Two boys died of small pox when she was a young girl and consequently she had to assume the ranching responsibilities of the family in Rayado New Mexico. Now nothing is there. She used to ride horses in the mountains and is one of a very few people who has seen bears dance. They play a kind of a tag she said. She was not afraid of guns and rode her horse with a rifle for protection. She also always went with a dog to warn her of bears or any danger. My grandmother Inez liked wine and needed a little now and then to help her appetite as she got into her eighties. She said she could only taste trout and venado ‎(deer meat)‎ as she aged. This could easily be her aging and reminiscing of her youth. She was truly of
pioneer vintage with a strong heart. I have found since she and grandpa have
been gone these many years, that there is never anything in life that can
replace your grandparents.
Inez had two other sisters that lived. Eloisa, and Marina. Inez is the
youngest. She said she was about 5 or 6 when Juan Francisco died. I took Inez to the funeral of one of her sisters when I was 17.

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