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Social Security Death Index
Name: Albert Cordova SSN: 526-05-4817
Last Residence: 85008 Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America
Born: 5 Dec 1892 Died: Jul 1968
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (Before 1951 )
Name: Conception Cordova SSN: 527-31-4451
Last Residence: 85008 Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America
Born: 29 Jun 1896 Died: Dec 1972
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (1973)
Name: Raul Cordova SSN: 527-70-7351
Last Residence: 85016 Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America
Born: 4 Jun 1900 Died: Jul 1987
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (1962)
Name: Ray Cordova SSN: 527-18-8092
Born: 1 Oct 1896 Died: Sep 1963
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (Before 1951 )
Phonix City Directory 1923 'C'
Cordova Albt (Conception) clk Saml Ballsun h 902 N 2d
Cordova Carmen lndywkr r 1009 E Jefferson
Cordova Jacinta Mrs h 133 W Jackson
Cordova Ramon boilmkr r 517 3d av
Cordova Rosa r 517 S 3d av
Cordova Raul mach r 517 S 3d av
Cordova Trinidad M (Maria) shoe repr 136 1st h S 3d av
Cordova Ygnacio (Micala) h 1107 W Lincoln
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Phoenix and The Salt River of Valley of Arizona Street and Avenue Guide Householders Guide
page 66
FIRST-SOUTH, S from Washington 1 blk E of Central av
136 Cordova T N show repair
page 75
Jefferson East
1009 Buelna Angela Mrs
Cordova Carmen
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page 100
Third Av South
517 Cordova Trinidad
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1923 Phoenix Business DIrectory
Shoe Repairer
Cordova T N 136 South 1st Street
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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luis Hernandez Cordova
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
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LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
Last Residence: 85008 Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America
Born: 5 Dec 1892 Died: Jul 1968
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (Before 1951 )
Name: Conception Cordova SSN: 527-31-4451
Last Residence: 85008 Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America
Born: 29 Jun 1896 Died: Dec 1972
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (1973)
Name: Raul Cordova SSN: 527-70-7351
Last Residence: 85016 Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America
Born: 4 Jun 1900 Died: Jul 1987
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (1962)
Name: Ray Cordova SSN: 527-18-8092
Born: 1 Oct 1896 Died: Sep 1963
State (Year) SSN issued: Arizona (Before 1951 )
Phonix City Directory 1923 'C'
Cordova Albt (Conception) clk Saml Ballsun h 902 N 2d
Cordova Carmen lndywkr r 1009 E Jefferson
Cordova Jacinta Mrs h 133 W Jackson
Cordova Ramon boilmkr r 517 3d av
Cordova Rosa r 517 S 3d av
Cordova Raul mach r 517 S 3d av
Cordova Trinidad M (Maria) shoe repr 136 1st h S 3d av
Cordova Ygnacio (Micala) h 1107 W Lincoln
image
Phoenix and The Salt River of Valley of Arizona Street and Avenue Guide Householders Guide
page 66
FIRST-SOUTH, S from Washington 1 blk E of Central av
136 Cordova T N show repair
page 75
Jefferson East
1009 Buelna Angela Mrs
Cordova Carmen
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page 100
Third Av South
517 Cordova Trinidad
image
1923 Phoenix Business DIrectory
Shoe Repairer
Cordova T N 136 South 1st Street
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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luis Hernandez Cordova
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
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LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
Cordova Albt (Conception) clk Saml Ballsun h 902 N 2d
Cordova Carmen lndywkr r 1009 E Jefferson
Cordova Jacinta Mrs h 133 W Jackson
Cordova Ramon boilmkr r 517 3d av
Cordova Rosa r 517 S 3d av
Cordova Raul mach r 517 S 3d av
Cordova Trinidad M (Maria) shoe repr 136 1st h S 3d av
Cordova Ygnacio (Micala) h 1107 W Lincoln
image
Phoenix and The Salt River of Valley of Arizona Street and Avenue Guide Householders Guide
page 66
FIRST-SOUTH, S from Washington 1 blk E of Central av
136 Cordova T N show repair
page 75
Jefferson East
1009 Buelna Angela Mrs
Cordova Carmen
image
page 100
Third Av South
517 Cordova Trinidad
image
1923 Phoenix Business DIrectory
Shoe Repairer
Cordova T N 136 South 1st Street
image
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luis Hernandez Cordova
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
image
LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
Phoenix and The Salt River of Valley of Arizona Street and Avenue Guide Householders Guide
page 66
FIRST-SOUTH, S from Washington 1 blk E of Central av
136 Cordova T N show repair
page 75
Jefferson East
1009 Buelna Angela Mrs
Cordova Carmen
image
page 100
Third Av South
517 Cordova Trinidad
image
1923 Phoenix Business DIrectory
Shoe Repairer
Cordova T N 136 South 1st Street
image
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luis Hernandez Cordova
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
image
Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
image
LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
FIRST-SOUTH, S from Washington 1 blk E of Central av
136 Cordova T N show repair
page 75
Jefferson East
1009 Buelna Angela Mrs
Cordova Carmen
image
page 100
Third Av South
517 Cordova Trinidad
image
1923 Phoenix Business DIrectory
Shoe Repairer
Cordova T N 136 South 1st Street
image
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luis Hernandez Cordova
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
image
Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
image
Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
image
LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
Shoe Repairer
Cordova T N 136 South 1st Street
image
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luis Hernandez Cordova
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
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LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luis Hernandez Cordova
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
image
Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
image
Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
image
LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
City: Not Stated County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1898 Race: Oriental Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
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Name: Raul Hernandez Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
Birth Date: 4 Jun 1900 Race: White
Roll: 1522450 DraftBoard: 0
image
Name: Jesus Hermandey Cordova City: Not Stated
County: Maricopa State: Arizona
BirthPlace: Arizona;United States of America
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1894
Roll: 1522450
image
LUIS H. CORDOVA PAPERS
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
(Call number: MSS-127 Chicano Research Collection)
Contains news clippings, certificates, club records and printed matter detailing the history of the Cordova family. The collection is divided into two series: Family Documents, and Newspaper Articles.
Luis H. Cordova, boilermaker and native of Phoenix, Ariz., was born on July 31, 1898. In his early twenties, he enrolled in a correspondence school and learned his trade, which helped him gain employment with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He married Carmen M. Aguirre on Nov. 8, 1918. Together they raised a family of two daughters and six sons, many of whom attained a college education, or became public servants, and earned various degrees of achievement in their careers/professions. Luis H. Cordova founded and served as the Supreme President of the Latin American Club, a political organization which represented the views of the Mexican American community in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
The Latin American Club of Arizona was founded in the 1930s in Phoenix by Luis Cordova, a Southern Pacific employee, in order to support Democrats in political offices who could help eliminate the racism encountered by Mexicans in Arizona. At one time, there were 57 chapters of the Latin American Club in the state.
http://www.asu.edu/lib/archives/website/organiza.htm
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
Family of Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
End notes for Trinidad Cordova and Maria Martinez Family
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