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Epifanio Leon Geck

Birth16 Jan 1891 - Las Cruces, Dona Ana, New Mexico, USA
Death23 May 1972 - Santa Ana, Orange, California
MotherBeatriz Barrio
FatherWilliam Cidronio Geck

Born in Las Cruces, Dona Ana, New Mexico, USA on 16 Jan 1891 to William Cidronio Geck and Beatriz Barrio. Epifanio Leon Geck married Eulalia Matta and had 10 children. He passed away on 23 May 1972 in Santa Ana, Orange, California.

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Parents
William Cidronio Geck
1855 - 1920
Beatriz Barrio
1858 - 1924
Spouse(s)
Eulalia Matta
1893 - 1984
Children Show all
Hansel J. Geck
1920 - 2001
Louis Jose Geck
1916 - 2008
Epifanio Carlos Geck
1915 - 1991
Adelina Geck
1917 - 1989
Corina Lillian Geck
1921 - 2002

Pete Jose Geck
1929 - 1994
Lucille Geck
1926 - 2008
Efureno Geck
1916 - Unknown
Robert Gilbert Geck
1928 - 2008
Adelina Geck
Unknown - Unknown

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