gabino hernandez aguilar
1954–1980 (Age 26)
Colipa, Veracruz, Mexico
The Life of gabino
When gabino hernandez aguilar was born in 1954, in Colipa, Veracruz, Mexico, his father, sebastian aguilar, was 32 and his mother, agripina landa, was 28. He died in 1980, in his hometown, at the age of 26.
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Family Time Line
sebastian aguilar
1922–2001
agripina landa
1926–2002
victor hernandez molina
1908–1994
jose landa luna
1909–1995
clara aguilar hernandez
1925–2005
crecencia landa aguilar
1925–2009
benito aguilar hernandez
1926–2013
Norberta Landa Luna
1928–1977
Crescenciana Aguilar Hernández
1928–1992
romana aguilar hernandez
1930–1995
leonardo landa aguilar
1946–2012
modesto loanda aguilar
1950–2014
gabino hernandez aguilar
1954–1980
felipe hernandez aguilar
1954–2000
valentin sanchez viveros
1967–2012
rutilo hernandez aguilar
1980–2007
estela landa marin
1981–2015
felix sanchez aguilar
1994–2011
Parents & Siblings
1922–2001Male
- agripina landa
1926–2002Female
siblings
(16)
1908–1994Male
1909–1995Male
- clara aguilar hernandez
1925–2005Female
1925–2009Male
1926–2013Male
+11 More Children
World Events (3)
1958
Age 4
Adolfo López Mateos presidency. Increased foreign investments in Mexico and control of economy by foreign (mainly United States) interests. Land redistribution policies and increased agricultural production. Greater participation of minority parties in political process.
1964
Age 10
Gustavo Díaz Ordaz presidency. Termination of bracero program. Foreign firms operate in Mexico on grand scale. Student unrest leads to Tlatelolco Massacre in 1968.
1968
Age 14
Mexico City, Mexico hosts Summer Olympic Games.
Name Meaning
Spanish (Hernández) and Jewish (Sephardic): patronymic from the personal name Hernando ( see Fernando ). This surname also became established in southern Italy, mainly in Naples and Palermo, since the period of Spanish dominance there, and as a result of the expulsion of the Jews from Spain and Portugal at the end of the 15th century, many of whom moved to Italy.
Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.
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