Stennis. <li> Martha Montaño Bosques (1903–1983), aka María Montaño, and de la Mora married around 1921. She was a school teacher who had studied in Toluca. Antonio de la Mora, Jr. (1922–1985) Adolphus de la Mora (1924–) was born in Mexico after Antonio de la Mora's death. Carlos Jorge de la Mora (1926–) <li> Adela de la Mora (maiden not known) and Antonio de la Mora were apparently married, but the dates are not known. Notable students James Eugene Stuchbery (1894–1978), a cornetist, who had studied with Prof. de la Mora, went on to become a member of the Houston Symphony and was the founding and longstanding band director of the Pasadena High School Band in Texas. In 1968, in Pasadena, the Stuchbery Elementary School was named in his honor. Notes and references Notes Original copyrights Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 3, Musical Compositions, New Series, Library of Congress, Copyright Office References 1884 births 1926 deaths Canadian military musicians Mexican military musicians American cornetists American male conductors (music) American male composers United States Army Band musicians Mexican composers 19th-century Mexican musicians 20th-century Mexican musicians Mexican conductors (music) Male conductors (music) Canadian conductors (music) Canadian military personnel of World War I Canadian Expeditionary Force soldiers 20th-century American male musicians 19th-century American male musicians