Aurelio Herrera - Gilbertgia.com
Aurelio Herrera - Gilbertgia.com
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names.’ Headstrom paid no attention, and <strong>Herrera</strong> became more<br />
voluble. Headstrom told him to ‘cut it out’ or he would run him<br />
in.” <strong>Herrera</strong> did not desist, and officer Headstrom “threw him in<br />
the can.” 221<br />
The 1920 US Census counted <strong>Aurelio</strong> <strong>Herrera</strong> as a farmer, but<br />
his address was 219 Sumner Street in East Bakersfield. Kern<br />
County voter registration roles of 1920-1922 also said he was a<br />
rancher, but his address was 1011-20th Street in Bakersfield. 222<br />
In December 1921, 49 year-old <strong>Aurelio</strong> <strong>Herrera</strong> homesteaded his<br />
Lost Hills property, and in April 1922 he sold it. 223<br />
<strong>Aurelio</strong>’s “Little Mother”<br />
221 Bakersfield Californian, Feb 24, 1915<br />
222 Address information from <strong>Herrera</strong> descendant A. Katherine McLaughlin.<br />
223 Hall of Records, Apr 27, 1922, <strong>Aurelio</strong> <strong>Herrera</strong>-Edward L. Braswell<br />
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