Pedro Bustamante
B: c1872
D: 1953
M: Ygnacia -
├── Nasario Bustamante (1898-1972) 1,2,3
├── Francisca Bustamante (1901-1974) 1,2,3
├── Piminio Bustamante (c1904-1929) 1,2
└── Angelita Bustamante (c1906-) 1,2
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Pedro Bustamante [ID 00269]
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Born about 18721 [about 18882, about 18673,4, about 18815], Mexico1.
He married Ygnacia -, about 1895.1 Ygnacia was born about 1881, Mexico.1
Pedro and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 26 1910), Carlsbad Precinct, Eddy County, New Mexico:6
Vustamantez, Pedro, head-of-household, age 38, born in Mexico; parents born in Mexico; immigrated 1896, alien; first marriage, married 15 years; speaks Spanish; cannot read or write; occupation: none (sick); owned home (free).
Vustamantez, Ygnacia, wife, age 29, born in Mexico; parents born in Mexico; immigrated 1896; first marriage, married 15 years; 4 children, 4 living; speaks Spanish; cannot read or write; occupation: washwoman, at home.
Vustamantez, Naserio, son, age 12, born in Texas; parents born in Mexico; speaks English; can read & write; attended school.
Vustamantez, Francisca, daughter, age 10, born in Mexico; parents born in Mexico; immigrated 1905; speaks English; can read & write; attended school.
Living next door in 1910 was the family of Juan Bustamante;1 living nearby was the family of Estefana Bustamante;7 also living in Eddy County in 1910 was the family of Jose Angel Bustamante.8
Ygnacia died before Jan 12 1920.2
Pedro and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 12 1920), living in the household of cousin Estefana Bustamante Dominguez, 827 Date Street, Los Angeles, California:2
Bustamante, Pedro, cousin, male, age 32, born in Mexico; parents born in Mexico; immigrated 1904, alien; widower; cannot read or write; occupation: mechanic, brick factory.
Bustamante, Nacares, cousin, male, age 22, born in Texas; parents born in Mexico; single; can read and write; occupation: laborer, gas company.
Bustamante, Francisca, cousin, female, age 18, born in Texas; parents born in Mexico; single; can read and write.
Bustamante, Angelita, cousin, female, age 13, born in Texas; parents born in Mexico; single; can read and write; attended school.
Bustamante, Epimenio, cousin, male, age 16, born in Texas; parents born in Mexico; single; cannot read or write.
Pedro and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 11 1930), 250 Gifford Street, Belvedere Township, Los Angeles County, California:3
Bustamante, Pedro, head-of-household, Mexican, age 63, born in Mexico; parents born in Mexico; immigrated 1899, alien; widower; cannot read or write, does not speak English; owned home ($700 value); no radio in home; occupation: laborer, brick yard; not a war veteran.
Bustamante, Narciso, son, Mexican, age 30, born in Texas; parents born in Mexico; single; can read and write, speaks English; occupation: fruit picker, fruit farms; not a war veteran.
Bustamante, Francisca, daughter, Mexican, age 29, born in Texas; parents born in Mexico; married, first married at age 16; can read and write, speaks English.
Living next door in 1930 was the family of Juan Bustamante.9
Pedro was shown in the 1940 census (Apr 6 1940), living in the household of daughter Francisca, 102 S. Sunol Dr., Belvedere, Los Angeles County, California:4
Rosos, Francisco, head-of-household, age 49, born in Mexico (alien); completed 1st grade; on Apr 1 1935 was living in the same place/area; rented home ($18/month rent); occupation: laborer, construction; worked 52 weeks in 1939; $1200 wages in 1939.
Rosos, Francisca, wife, age 39, born in Texas; completed 1st grade; on Apr 1 1935 was living in the same place/area.
Bustamante, Pedro, father-in-law, age 73, born in Mexico (alien); completed no schooling; on Apr 1 1935 was living in the same place/area; widower.
Valdez, Guilermo, god son, age 19, born in California; completed 4 years of high school; on Apr 1 1935 was living in the same place/area; occupation: laborer, vegetable cannery; worked 52 weeks in 1939; $360 wages in 1939.
Pedro Bustamante died Feb 18 1953, Los Angeles County, California.5
Note: Pedro's California death record shows his mother's maiden name was Galindo, so he might have been a son of Juan Bustamante & Valentina/Balentina Galindo;10 Pedro and family were indeed living next door to Juan & Valentina in the 1910 census.1 If true then that would make him a brother of Estefana.10 However in the 1920 census Pedro and family were living in Estefana's household, and recorded as "cousin"2 (not brother or brother-in-law), so there is some uncertainty.
Photo: 1910 census Carlsbad Precinct, Eddy County, New Mexico
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Sources
- 1910 census, Carlsbad Precinct, Eddy County, New Mexico; roll T624-914, ED 299, page 5A, line #44, dwelling #78, family #82.
- 1920 census, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California; roll T625-109, ED 241, page 17B, line #72, dwelling #371, family #372.
- 1930 census, Belvedere Township, Los Angeles County, California; roll T626-123, ED 1566, page 5A, line #27, dwelling #99, family #107.
- 1940 census, Belvedere, Belvedere Township, Los Angeles County, California; roll T627-220, ED 19-27, page 9A, line #19, household #155.
- California, Death Index, 1940-1997; http://www.ancestry.com.
- 1910 census, Carlsbad Precinct, Eddy County, New Mexico; roll T624-914, ED 299, page 5A, line #38, dwelling #77, family #81.
- 1910 census, Carlsbad Precinct, Eddy County, New Mexico; roll T624-914, ED 299, page 5B, line #51, dwelling #85, family #84.
- 1910 census, Dayton Town, Eddy County, New Mexico; roll T624-914, ED 79, page 3B, line #76, dwelling #62, family #64.
- 1930 census, Belvedere Township, Los Angeles County, California; roll T626-123, ED 1566, page 5A, line #30, dwelling #100, family #108.
- Speculation.
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