Eugenio Rodriguez House & Post Office
Cuevitas settlement, Jim Hogg County, Texas
Las Cuevitas grant, Jim Hogg County, Texas
c. 1870
Part of a complex of buildings built between 1850 and 1870. In was located on land owned by the Muñoz family, through Eugenio Rodriguez' wife, Cleotilde Muñoz. Her great-grandfather was Eugenio Ramirez, founder of Ramireño de Abajo, later known as Falcon, for which Falcon reservoir was named. Her great-great-grandfather was Capt. Blas de la Garza Falcon, founder of Camargo.
Source: Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress); Report
People
Cleotilde Muñoz. Her father was Pablo Muñoz, and her mother was Juliana Ramirez.
Eugenio Rodriguez. He was born circa 1857. His father was Francisco Rodriguez, and his mother was Feliciana Perez.
West Elevation, Eugenio Rodriguez House & Post Office, Farm Road 649, Cuevitas, Jim Hogg County, TX. Eugene George, Historic American Buildings Survey, 1961. Source: Library of Congress. Survey number: HABS TX-3138
North Elevation, Eugenio Rodriguez House & Post Office, Farm Road 649, Cuevitas, Jim Hogg County, TX. Eugene George, Historic American Buildings Survey, 1961. Source: Library of Congress. Survey number: HABS TX-3138
East Elevation, Eugenio Rodriguez House & Post Office, Farm Road 649, Cuevitas, Jim Hogg County, TX. Eugene George, Historic American Buildings Survey, 1961. Source: Library of Congress. Survey number: HABS TX-3138
Chimney Detail, Eugenio Rodriguez House & Post Office, Farm Road 649, Cuevitas, Jim Hogg County, TX. Eugene George, Historic American Buildings Survey, 1961. Source: Library of Congress. Survey number: HABS TX-3138
North Door Detail, Auxiliary Building, Eugenio Rodriguez House & Post Office, Farm Road 649, Cuevitas, Jim Hogg County, TX. Eugene George, Historic American Buildings Survey, 1961. Source: Library of Congress. Survey number: HABS TX-3138
