Remigio Arriola Veles married Dolores Lopez Ayala in Pueblo Nuevo GTO Mexico April 3, 1875

Remigio age 16 and Dolores age 14 when they were married, they had four children, Remedio, Ysabel, Augustin (chr. 1892 Abasolo GTO) and Jesusita Arriola. My grandfather is Augustin, the boy with the book, Ysabel (sister), Remedio (brother), Maria Mejia (Remedio's wife), Remigio (father) and Jesusita (sister)

Remedio and Maria Mejia had three daughter's Consuelo, Luz and Sahara. In Mexico a person's name has the mother's last name after the father's last name, example Consuelo Arriola Mejia.

Sahara, married in 1927 age 19 she died in Los Angeles 12/29/1930 from advanced TB. Sahara was married to Dolores Martinez, she did have a child but the child died as an infant. Sahara was born 03/10/1911, she is buried at Calvary Cemetery Los Angeles CA.

Consuelo married Jesus Cortez and raised their family in Pueblo, Colorado. Luz married Pedro Juarez, Manuel Juarez and Louis Reyes, Luz remarried after their passing after Louis passed in 1950, she raised her family in San Bernardino, CA. These two sister's had 25 children between them.

Ysabel Married Juan Rivera they had six children and raised their family in Los Angeles CA.

Natividad her first born died on the trip to the United States, Samuel died in Los Angeles, CA. buried in Calvary Cemetery. Alberto unknown where he died but was a yougster when he passed. The three youngest daughter's Anita and Natividad have passed, the only living child is Eloisa age 86.

Augustin married Rosario Lopez (my grandparents) in 1907, Manuel the oldest was born in Flagstaff AZ. 1908, Frances was born in Gallup NM 1910, they had ten children, two died as young children, Ignacio and Jesus #1. Guadalupe born in El Monte Ca 1914 they finally settled and raised their family in San Bernardino, CA. The rest born in San Bernardino, CA. were Joe 1916, Augustin JR. 1919, Jesus #2 1921, Alberta 1923 and Adrian 1926. The only living sibling is Alberta age 86.

My great grandfather Remigio born 02 Oct 1858 in Abasolo GTO MX. he was a wealthy man, he owned a Rancho and raised horses, he also had a store. His children were educated they knew how to read and write. When the Revolution came he lost everything, he was murdered March 19, 1919, as they tried to rob him they drowned him in what today is now known as Los Banos de la Caldera a famous natural heated water spa and pools in Abasolo GTO.