Marriage
To Mercedes Almeida Perez
Occupation: Musician
Two daughters, Linda and Maria, were Hollywood actresses. Daughter, Herlinda "Linda" Loredo, fluent in both English and Spanish, became a Hal Roach star of his Spanish (and English) language shorts and played both Laurel's and Hary's wife along with many other roles. Shortly before Linda's untimely death from appendicitis, a news clipping advertized one of her films playing at the magnificent California Theater at 810 S Main Street in Downtown Los Angeles..."Hal Roach's latest Spanish talking comedy entitled 'El Jugador de Golf,' starring Charley Chase, Linda Loredo and many others." (Los Angeles Evening Express, Los Angeles, California, Friday 06 Mar 1931, page 13) One film, "Come Clean," with Laurel & Hardy, was released after Linda's death. Maria Loredo, also an actress, is known for silent film, The Santa Fe Trial (1923).
California Death Certificate
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Gender: Male
Age: 78
Birth Date: 27 Nov 1870 San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Death Date: 19 Nov 1949
Death Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California; Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, 1322 N. Vermont St.
Cause of Death: General carcinomatosis; due to carcinoma of prostate
Residence: 423 N. Lorena St, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Elevator Operator, Hospital
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Mercedes P. Loredo
Father: Santiago Loredo
Mother: Diega Olguin
Burial: 23 Nov 1949 Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Director: Bagues Mortuary, 4221 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles
Petition for U.S. Naturalization, 1927
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Petition Age: 56
Birth: 27 Nov 1870 at San Luis Potosi, Mexico Mexico
Arrival in U.S. Date: 30 May 1900 on Southern Pacific Railway from Nogales Mexico to Nogales, Arizona.
Residence: 436 North Grand Ave., Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Musician
Spouse: Mercedes P Loredo, born 12 Nov 1879 at Chihuahua, Mexico
Seven Children: Santiago P Loredo, born 23 June 1895 Sonora, Mexico; Ernesto P Loredo, born 9 July 1898 Sonora, Mexico; Leopoldo L Loredo, born 30 July 1901 Tucson, Ariz.; Maria L Loredo, 21 July 1905 Tucson; Linda L Loredo, born 20 June 1907 Tucson; Edmundo L Loredo, born 9 Mar 1910 Tucson; Armando L Loredo, born 2 Apr 1912 Tucson, Arizona.
Petition Date: 21 Jun 1927
Petition Place: District Court, Los Angeles, California, USA
(see document image)
To Mercedes Almeida Perez
Occupation: Musician
Two daughters, Linda and Maria, were Hollywood actresses. Daughter, Herlinda "Linda" Loredo, fluent in both English and Spanish, became a Hal Roach star of his Spanish (and English) language shorts and played both Laurel's and Hary's wife along with many other roles. Shortly before Linda's untimely death from appendicitis, a news clipping advertized one of her films playing at the magnificent California Theater at 810 S Main Street in Downtown Los Angeles..."Hal Roach's latest Spanish talking comedy entitled 'El Jugador de Golf,' starring Charley Chase, Linda Loredo and many others." (Los Angeles Evening Express, Los Angeles, California, Friday 06 Mar 1931, page 13) One film, "Come Clean," with Laurel & Hardy, was released after Linda's death. Maria Loredo, also an actress, is known for silent film, The Santa Fe Trial (1923).
California Death Certificate
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Gender: Male
Age: 78
Birth Date: 27 Nov 1870 San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Death Date: 19 Nov 1949
Death Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California; Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, 1322 N. Vermont St.
Cause of Death: General carcinomatosis; due to carcinoma of prostate
Residence: 423 N. Lorena St, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Elevator Operator, Hospital
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Mercedes P. Loredo
Father: Santiago Loredo
Mother: Diega Olguin
Burial: 23 Nov 1949 Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Director: Bagues Mortuary, 4221 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles
Petition for U.S. Naturalization, 1927
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Petition Age: 56
Birth: 27 Nov 1870 at San Luis Potosi, Mexico Mexico
Arrival in U.S. Date: 30 May 1900 on Southern Pacific Railway from Nogales Mexico to Nogales, Arizona.
Residence: 436 North Grand Ave., Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Musician
Spouse: Mercedes P Loredo, born 12 Nov 1879 at Chihuahua, Mexico
Seven Children: Santiago P Loredo, born 23 June 1895 Sonora, Mexico; Ernesto P Loredo, born 9 July 1898 Sonora, Mexico; Leopoldo L Loredo, born 30 July 1901 Tucson, Ariz.; Maria L Loredo, 21 July 1905 Tucson; Linda L Loredo, born 20 June 1907 Tucson; Edmundo L Loredo, born 9 Mar 1910 Tucson; Armando L Loredo, born 2 Apr 1912 Tucson, Arizona.
Petition Date: 21 Jun 1927
Petition Place: District Court, Los Angeles, California, USA
(see document image)
Marriage
To Mercedes Almeida Perez
Occupation: Musician
Two daughters, Linda and Maria, were Hollywood actresses. Daughter, Herlinda "Linda" Loredo, fluent in both English and Spanish, became a Hal Roach star of his Spanish (and English) language shorts and played both Laurel's and Hary's wife along with many other roles. Shortly before Linda's untimely death from appendicitis, a news clipping advertized one of her films playing at the magnificent California Theater at 810 S Main Street in Downtown Los Angeles..."Hal Roach's latest Spanish talking comedy entitled 'El Jugador de Golf,' starring Charley Chase, Linda Loredo and many others." (Los Angeles Evening Express, Los Angeles, California, Friday 06 Mar 1931, page 13) One film, "Come Clean," with Laurel & Hardy, was released after Linda's death. Maria Loredo, also an actress, is known for silent film, The Santa Fe Trial (1923).
California Death Certificate
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Gender: Male
Age: 78
Birth Date: 27 Nov 1870 San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Death Date: 19 Nov 1949
Death Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California; Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, 1322 N. Vermont St.
Cause of Death: General carcinomatosis; due to carcinoma of prostate
Residence: 423 N. Lorena St, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Elevator Operator, Hospital
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Mercedes P. Loredo
Father: Santiago Loredo
Mother: Diega Olguin
Burial: 23 Nov 1949 Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Director: Bagues Mortuary, 4221 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles
Petition for U.S. Naturalization, 1927
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Petition Age: 56
Birth: 27 Nov 1870 at San Luis Potosi, Mexico Mexico
Arrival in U.S. Date: 30 May 1900 on Southern Pacific Railway from Nogales Mexico to Nogales, Arizona.
Residence: 436 North Grand Ave., Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Musician
Spouse: Mercedes P Loredo, born 12 Nov 1879 at Chihuahua, Mexico
Seven Children: Santiago P Loredo, born 23 June 1895 Sonora, Mexico; Ernesto P Loredo, born 9 July 1898 Sonora, Mexico; Leopoldo L Loredo, born 30 July 1901 Tucson, Ariz.; Maria L Loredo, 21 July 1905 Tucson; Linda L Loredo, born 20 June 1907 Tucson; Edmundo L Loredo, born 9 Mar 1910 Tucson; Armando L Loredo, born 2 Apr 1912 Tucson, Arizona.
Petition Date: 21 Jun 1927
Petition Place: District Court, Los Angeles, California, USA
(see document image)
To Mercedes Almeida Perez
Occupation: Musician
Two daughters, Linda and Maria, were Hollywood actresses. Daughter, Herlinda "Linda" Loredo, fluent in both English and Spanish, became a Hal Roach star of his Spanish (and English) language shorts and played both Laurel's and Hary's wife along with many other roles. Shortly before Linda's untimely death from appendicitis, a news clipping advertized one of her films playing at the magnificent California Theater at 810 S Main Street in Downtown Los Angeles..."Hal Roach's latest Spanish talking comedy entitled 'El Jugador de Golf,' starring Charley Chase, Linda Loredo and many others." (Los Angeles Evening Express, Los Angeles, California, Friday 06 Mar 1931, page 13) One film, "Come Clean," with Laurel & Hardy, was released after Linda's death. Maria Loredo, also an actress, is known for silent film, The Santa Fe Trial (1923).
California Death Certificate
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Gender: Male
Age: 78
Birth Date: 27 Nov 1870 San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Death Date: 19 Nov 1949
Death Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California; Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, 1322 N. Vermont St.
Cause of Death: General carcinomatosis; due to carcinoma of prostate
Residence: 423 N. Lorena St, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Elevator Operator, Hospital
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Mercedes P. Loredo
Father: Santiago Loredo
Mother: Diega Olguin
Burial: 23 Nov 1949 Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Director: Bagues Mortuary, 4221 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles
Petition for U.S. Naturalization, 1927
Name: Santiago Olguin Loredo
Petition Age: 56
Birth: 27 Nov 1870 at San Luis Potosi, Mexico Mexico
Arrival in U.S. Date: 30 May 1900 on Southern Pacific Railway from Nogales Mexico to Nogales, Arizona.
Residence: 436 North Grand Ave., Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Musician
Spouse: Mercedes P Loredo, born 12 Nov 1879 at Chihuahua, Mexico
Seven Children: Santiago P Loredo, born 23 June 1895 Sonora, Mexico; Ernesto P Loredo, born 9 July 1898 Sonora, Mexico; Leopoldo L Loredo, born 30 July 1901 Tucson, Ariz.; Maria L Loredo, 21 July 1905 Tucson; Linda L Loredo, born 20 June 1907 Tucson; Edmundo L Loredo, born 9 Mar 1910 Tucson; Armando L Loredo, born 2 Apr 1912 Tucson, Arizona.
Petition Date: 21 Jun 1927
Petition Place: District Court, Los Angeles, California, USA
(see document image)
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