36 years old
Wife of Juan Alvarado. Jun and Luz were married 2/26/1927 in Chihuahua, Mexico. Juan had previous been married to Maria Zubia. She died 10/11/1925, but left behind three children: Belen, Carlos, and Crisostomo Jr. Juan was a Southern Pacific Section hand. He lived with his family at the SP Castaic Section Camp. Juan survived, but suffered extensive injuries.
Four Alvarado children were killed in the disaster: Belin, Carlos, Antonio and 10 day-old Christomo Jr., whose remains have not been recovered.
the graves of Luz and her four children remain unmarked
victim of the St. Francis Dam disaster
Wife of Juan Alvarado. Jun and Luz were married 2/26/1927 in Chihuahua, Mexico. Juan had previous been married to Maria Zubia. She died 10/11/1925, but left behind three children: Belen, Carlos, and Crisostomo Jr. Juan was a Southern Pacific Section hand. He lived with his family at the SP Castaic Section Camp. Juan survived, but suffered extensive injuries.
Four Alvarado children were killed in the disaster: Belin, Carlos, Antonio and 10 day-old Christomo Jr., whose remains have not been recovered.
the graves of Luz and her four children remain unmarked
victim of the St. Francis Dam disaster
36 years old
Wife of Juan Alvarado. Jun and Luz were married 2/26/1927 in Chihuahua, Mexico. Juan had previous been married to Maria Zubia. She died 10/11/1925, but left behind three children: Belen, Carlos, and Crisostomo Jr. Juan was a Southern Pacific Section hand. He lived with his family at the SP Castaic Section Camp. Juan survived, but suffered extensive injuries.
Four Alvarado children were killed in the disaster: Belin, Carlos, Antonio and 10 day-old Christomo Jr., whose remains have not been recovered.
the graves of Luz and her four children remain unmarked
victim of the St. Francis Dam disaster
Wife of Juan Alvarado. Jun and Luz were married 2/26/1927 in Chihuahua, Mexico. Juan had previous been married to Maria Zubia. She died 10/11/1925, but left behind three children: Belen, Carlos, and Crisostomo Jr. Juan was a Southern Pacific Section hand. He lived with his family at the SP Castaic Section Camp. Juan survived, but suffered extensive injuries.
Four Alvarado children were killed in the disaster: Belin, Carlos, Antonio and 10 day-old Christomo Jr., whose remains have not been recovered.
the graves of Luz and her four children remain unmarked
victim of the St. Francis Dam disaster
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