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| Charles and Fermina Marmion |
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| Robert Marmion |
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| Ralph Marmion |
| David Marmion |
| below some of the children of Charles and Fermina |
| Isabell Marmion |
| Charles, son of James Roger and Kate Marmion |
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| Margaret Marmion |
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| above Sinaloa, Mexico. This is where Charles and Fermina met married and had thier first 3 children. Charles was a mine engineer |
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| By 1920 the family was in Ray, Arizona. Another mining town. They had a beautiful home here. The mine eventually consumed the town. |
| many of the letters to his family came from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. at left, located in the mineral rich area of Mexico. It is in the same area where Charles and Fermina began their lives together. |
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| below, Mine at Real Del Monte, Pachuca Mexico |
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| this is the last place Charles worked. It was the depression, and he found a job here in the largest silver mine in Mexico. Six weeks after arriving, he died suddenly. |
| Real Del Monte, outside of Mexico City, was settled by Cornish miners, but there are people buried there from all over the world. The cemetery sits at the top of a rather high hill. It is taken care of by the British Government. |
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| Charles Marmion Jr. |
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| above L&R Sally Marmion wife of Charles F Marmion Jr. |
| Lost Child Name: Jose Carlos Marmion Residence: Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico Christening date: 02 Jan 1910 Christening place: Santa Iglesia Catedral, Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico Birth date: Birth place: Father name: Carlos F. Marmion Mother name: Fermina Corral Gender: Male Death date: Name note: UDE batch number: I03332-7 Date range: Record group: Mexico-EASy Film number: 1652014 Collection: Mexico Baptisms 1700-1900 |