Ranching and Preserving the Land for More Than 100 Years
Our Ancestors
Living here was far from easy. Our ancestors survived grass fires, floods, severe blizzards, snake bites, dust storms and lightning strikes. They worked hard to eke out a living. We the descendants want to honor them by maintaining the history, beauty and spirituality of the land and by sharing it with family, friends and neighbors.
The Homestead
The remaining structures include the original jacal construction home built in 1906 and listed on the NM Register of Historic Places, the corral and the adobe house built in the 1950's.
Our Ancestors
These are some of the early ancestors. Click on any iimage to view it enlarged.
Pres Pino Ancestors
Greg and Pres Sr
Gregorio Pino Family
Pres Sr., Paul and Pres Jr.
Pres Sr.
Cattle
Horses
Pres Pino Sr.
Pres Pino Sr.
Pres and Esther Pino
Pres Sr. and Paul Pio
Pres Pino Sr.
Pres Pino Sr.
Pres Pino Sr.
Esther Pino and Adriana
Esther Pino
Esther Pino and Cynthia
Margie, Greg, Carman, and all
Pres Pino Ancestors
Family
Pres Pino Ancestors
Esther Pino's father
Bernice
Pino Family Interviews
Interviews with Pat Ramirez and with Esther Pino were recorded and later transcribed. Most likely they were all recorded around the kitchen table at the adobe ranch house.