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Grinnell Stories blog by Dan Kaiser
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Mexican-Americans
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Immigration
Post title: When Mexicans First Came to Grinnell
Date published: October 20, 2015
Link to blog post: https://grinnellstories.blogspot.com/2015/10/when-mexicans-first-came-to-grinnell.html
Drake Library Archive Digital File Name: Grinnell Stories/2015-10-20 When Mexicans first came to Grinnell
Summary: Kaiser lists some of the first Mexican immigrants, many from central Mexico, who came to Grinnell in the early twentieth century. For a handful, Grinnell became a new home, but many worked hard for low wages on the railroad before leaving. The public record of these lives remains slim.
1902 2nd Avenue, Grinnell, IA, USA
305 Park Street, Grinnell, IA, USA
624 State Street, Grinnell, IA, USA
628 State Street, Grinnell, IA, USA
Adkins, Dave
Almaguer, Augustina
Almaguer, José
Alvarez, Luis
Alvarez, Pedro
Contreras, José Estéban
Duran, Cresencia
Duran, Frank
Duran, José
Escamilla, Inocencia
Escamilla, Luis
Escamilla, Ursulo
Eskey, Frank (possibly Francisco)
Espinosa, Francisco (Frank)
Espinosa, Salome
Estrada, Fidencio
Fields, Frank
Flores, Paulina
Flores, Quirino
Fregoso, Jesus
Fregoso, Refugio
Garcia, Joe (possibly José)
Garcia, Refugio
Hazelwood Cemetery
Latcham, Allen
Negrete, Jesús
Ochoa, Daniel
Ramirez, Felix
Ramirez, Presianos
Ramirez, Rebecca
Seely, Mary
Torres, Adela
Torres, Antonio (Tony)
Torres, Eugenio V.
Torres, Joseph (José)
Torres, Mary
Torres, Sarah
Torres, Simon
Torres, Tony