Hipolito Arenas

Arenas was born in 1907, in Tampa to Manuel and Facunda Arenas, both of which had immigrated to the United States from Cuba with their, at the time, 3 children. He was the second youngest out of 5 children, having 3 older sisters, Ynes, Theodora, and Juliana, and a younger brother, Cresencio.^[6] He worked for the Tampa Gas Company after his career in the Negro league.^[7] He married Erma Dancil,^[8][9] and had 5 children; Cecelia, Hipolito Jr., Jorge, Manuel, and Albert.^[10][11] He died December 28 of 1995, and is buried in Tampa's Rest Haven Memorial Park.^[12][13][14]

In earlier documentation, Arenas's ethnicity was listed as "mulatto", with later references listing him as black.^[6][11]

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