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Abeitia, Angela: Española, 68.(1790-695)

Abetia, Faustino: mulatto from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Maria Rodriguez, mulatto from Paso, 19. His family: 2 sons, 3 and 1. (1788-450)

José Faustín Abeitia, son of Bartolomé Abeita, deceased, and María Loreta Mora, married María Josefa Rodrígues, daughter of Sevastián Rodrígues and Jacinta Ruiz de Viveros at NSG on 15 Dec. 1783.

Bartolomé Abetia and Maria Mora baptized their son José Luis Faustin at NSG on 18 Dec 1762; the infant was born on the 15th. The same couple baptized a daughter, Maria Antonia Policarpia at NSG on 30 Jan 1778 (b. 26th) and son, José Victoriano, (b. 5th) on 9 Sept 1781.(JCA r. 5)

Abeitia, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 27 years old, married to Josefa Rodriguez, mestiza, 22, has two sons, 5 and 2.(1790-434)

Abeitia, José: mulatto from Paso, 39, farmer, married to Juana Alderete, Española from Paso, 28. His family: 3 sons, 10, 8 and 4. (1788-494)

José Antonio Avetia and Juana Antonia Alderete baptized their son, José Antonio (b 19th) at NSG on 24 Apr 1779. (JCA, r 5)

Abeitia, Jose: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 37 years old, married to Antonia Alderete, mestiza, 31, has three sons, 8, 6 and 4; a daughter, 2.(1790-518)

Acuña, D^a. Anna Maria de: Española from Cosiguriachic, 60, widow. Her family: a daughter, 25, a male orphan this year; 2 female orphans, 7 and 3, 2 servants, 30 and 18. (1788-569)

Acuña, D^a Ana de: Española, 70, has two female orphans, 36 and 7.(1790-610)

Aganza, Ignacio: Español from Paso, 20, farmer, married to Casimiras Montoya, Española from Paso, 18. His family: 1 son, 5. (1788-166)

José Ignacio de Aganza, son of Miguel Aganza, deceased, and Juana Telles, married at NSG on 17 Sept. 1786 Casimira Montoya, daughter of Dionisio Montoya and Damacia Padilla.

The parents of José Ignacio de Aganza, Miguel Aganza and Juana María Telles were married at NSG on 1 Sept. 1766. (Magdaleno, p. 73)

Did Ignacio have a second marriage and, if so, another relationship would be found in the DM at NSG on 6 Feb. 1824 for Tomás Ribera of Paso, son of Juan Antonio Rivera and Feliciana Telles, and Biviana Agansa of Paso, daughter of Ignacio Agansa, deceased, and Vicenta Madrid, who lives. (CAT 1: 69-71)

Aganza, Ignacio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 21, married to Casimira Montoya, Española, 21 years old has a son, 2, and a daughter 1 year-old.(1790-84)

Aguilar, Alfonso: mulatto from Paso, 38, musician, married to Maria Rosa Lujan, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 1 orphan girl, 7. (1788-375).

Antonio Ildefonzo, son of Juan Bizente Aguilar and Maria Manuela Padilla, was baptized at NSG on 24 Jan 1751. (JCA, r. 5) An Antonio Ildefonso Aguilar, son of Juan Aguilar and Manuela Enrríquez, deceased, married María Rosa Luján, daughter of Domingo Luján and Anna María Torres at NSG on 10 July 1780. The Padilla and Enrríquez surnames seem to have been interchanged, as on 24 Sept 1761 Juan Matheo, born the 21st, son of Juan de Aguilar and Manuela Enrríquez was baptized at NSG (JCA, r. 5)

Aguilar, Alfonso: musician, mulatto, Paso native, 34 years old, married to Rosa Lujan, mulatta, 3_ [age partially obscured], has an orphan girl, 10.(1790-586)

Aguilar, Juan de Dios: mulatto from Puebla, 68, farmer, married to Juana Naranjo, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family, 1 daughter, 25. (1788-440)

DM at NSG on 30 May 1767 for Juan de Águila, mulato esclavo of don Juan Calderón, widower from his marriage to Manuela Enríquez, and Juana Victoria Naranjo, widow of Phelipe Cano. (EPPL Cleofas Callero Collection). Juan de Aguilar, mulato esclavo, widower from his marriage to Manuela Enríques married Victoria Naranjo, widow of Phelipe Cano at NSG on 9 June 1767. (Magdaleno, p. 75)

Possible related item: Juan de Diós Vicente de Aguilar, mulato, married at NSG __, February, 1737, María M___, negra. (Magdaleno, 9)

At NSG on 25 Feb. 1772, Juan Joseph, legitimate son of Juan de Auilar and Juana Lucía, mulatos libres, was buried. (Magdaleno, 153; LDS 1156606)

Aguilar, Lucia: mulata, 55, has two sons, 20 and 16, two daughters, 12 and 8. (1790-777)

Aguilar, Manuel: mulatto from Paso, 33, farmer, married to Fran^ca Truxillo, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 1 son, 3; 3 daughters, 12, 5 and 1; 1 agregada, 40. (1788-498)

At NSG on 11 Aug 1777, José Manuel Aguilar and Maria Francisca Trujillo baptized their son José Domingo. The yalso baptized their son José Anastacio at NSG on 1 Apr 1780 (b. 29 Mar). (JCA, r. 5)

At NSG on 18 Nov. 1772, Joseph Manuel Aguilar, legitimate son of Juan de Aguilar and Manuela Bazquez, dec., mulatos libres, married María Francisca Trugillo, legitimate daughter of Joseph Truxillo, deceased, and Margarita Suaso, vecinos of Paso.

Aguilar, Jose Manuel: farmer, mulatto, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Fran^ca Truxillo, mestiza, 25, has a son, 7, and four daughters, 15, [age obscured], 2 and 1.(1790-593)

Aguiles, Fran^ca : mulatta from Paso, 30, widow with 1 son, 9. (1788-671)

AGUILES [ABILES], JULIAN

Aguiles, Julian: mestizo from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Juana Rivera, mulatta from Paso, 18. His family: 1 son, 2; 1 daughter, 5. (1788-329)

Julián Ándrés Abiles, son of Nicolás Abiles and María Rosa Padilla, married at NSG on 19 Mar. 1782 María Rivera, daughter of Vicente Rivera and Antonia Luján, both deceased.

Aguiles, Julian: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 36 years old, married to Juana Rivera, mestiza, 2_ [age partially obscured], has two sons, 5 and 1, and a daughter, 7.(1790-447)

DM at NSG on 27 Apr. 1798 for Juan Agustín Sedillos, mestizo, native and citizen of Paso, 22 or 23, legitimate son of Juan Christóval Sedillos and María Luisa Ortega, both deceased, and Ana María Nicolasa Águiles, mestisa native and citizen of Paso, 15, legitimate daughter of Julián Águiles and Juana María Rivera.

Aguiles, Nicolas: mulatto from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Rosa Padilla, mulatta from Paso, 40. His family: 1 son, 16; 3 daughters, 20, 14 and 12; 1 orphan boy, 3. (1788-397)

Nicolás Aguiles and Rossa Padilla baptized at NSG three daughters: Maria Cayetana, 3 Aug 1757; Antonia Faustina, termed a mulatta, on 19 Feb 1760, and Maria Rossa, born 30 Aug, on 2 Sept 1764. (JCA, r 5)

Aguiles, Nicolas: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 64 years old, married to Rosa Padilla, mestiza, 45, has a son, 26, and four daughters, 20, 16, 15 and 9.(1790-445)

Aguirre, Dⁿ. Juaquin: farmer, Español native of Rio Florido, 54 years old, married to D^a Getrudiz Fernandez, Española, 46, has two sons, 26 and 11; three daughters, 20, 18 and 15; a male orphan, 14, and two female orphans, 32 and 16 years old.(1790-29)

DM at NSG on 2 Nov. 1790 for Francisco Pérez Serrano, español, native of the capital city [of Sonora], Arispe, Sonora, resident of Paso, legitimate son of don Francisco Pérez Serrano and doña Ana María Ortis Cortés, both deceased, and doña María Guadalupe Aguirre, española, 33, native of the pueblo of Julimes and resident of Paso, legitimate daughter of don Juaquín Aguirre and doña Gertrudis Fernández.

DM at NSG on 22 Mar. 1793 for José del Castillo, 21, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of don José Manuel Castillo and doña María Josefa García, and doña Dolores Aguirre, 22, española, native of Julimes and Paso citizen, legitimate daughter of don Juaquin Aguirre and dozna Getrudis Fernándes.

Aguirre, D. Lázaro: farmer, Español, native of Rio Florido, 55 years old, married to D^a Ana Porras, Española, 49, has two sons, 13 and 12; and an orphan girl, 10 years old.(1790-30)

Lázaro Benito de Aguirre made his will at El Paso on 20 Aug. 1790. He was son of Benito Aguirre and Estefana Granillo, both deceased, and married Ana Porras, widow of Antonio Valle. Lázaro and Ana had three children: Rafael, Francisco, and María Josefa. A fourth child, María de Carmen was added in a second will of 8 May 11805. [Rick Hendricks, "El Paso Wills, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7::2, Summer 1995, pp. 90-91, based on UTEP microfilm of Juarez Municipal Archives, Bk. 1, 1804, r. 13a, f. 1-4; will of 8 May 1805, f 208-09, 214-15).)

Aguiloia, Juan Antonio: Indian from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Maria Alfonsa, Indian from Paso, 40. His family: 1 son, 15; 1 daughter, 7. (1788-730 Indio del Pueblo)

Possible related item: At NSG on 5 Dec. 1735, Martín Aguiloya married Belisa, legitimate daughter of Martín, General. (Magdaleno, 7) Two additional items regarding Martin Aguiloya are found in NSG baptisms: Indian Juan Manuel baptized 27 Jan 1755, son of Martina and Francisca de la Cruz; Maria Josepha de la Luz, Indian, daughter of Martin Aguiloya and Phelipa, baptzied on 14 Apr. 1757. (JCA, r 5)

Alcalá, Dⁿ. Lucas de: Español, native of the Valle de San Bartolome, age 52, farmer, married to Maria Ant^a Borrego, Española, native of Paso, age 50. His family: 1 son, age 20; 1 daughter, 16, and 1 female servant, 13. (1788-26)

At NSG on 20 May 1757, Lucas Alcalá married María Antonia Borrego, legitimate daughter of Manuel Borrego and Michaela Lucero, both parties españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 41)

DM at San Elceario on 12-13 Nov 1791 and at Paso on 14 Nov 1791 for José Ronquillo, 22, soldier in the companía del cargo, español, legitimate son of Diego Ronquillo and Getrudis Diás, and doña Juana Alcalá, 21, española, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of don Lucas de Alcalá and doña María Antonia Básques Borrego.

Aldai, Pedro José: Español, native of Paso, age 38, farmer, bachelor. (1788-41)

Alday, Pedro: farmer, Español, Paso native, 41, a bachelor.(1790-85)

Alderete, Xptoval: Español from Paso, 65, farmer, married to Lucia Tellez, Española from Paso, 40. His family: 3 sons, 25, 12 and 1; 2 daughters, 15 and 8. (1788-164)

Christóbal Alderete and Luiza (Lucia/Luiza Dominga) Telles baptized at NSG: Miguel de los Reyes, b 5th, on 6 Jan 1763; Maria Josefa Ignacia, termed española, on 3 Aug 1776; Jacinto Dolores, b 11th, on 12 Sept 1781. Xptoval Alderete and Luzia Telles baptized two more children at NSG: Juan Antonio on 17 June 1756, and Eugenio Prudencio on 15 Nov. 1761; he was born on the 13th.(JCA, r 5)

Alderete, Cristoval: farmer, Español, Paso native, 62 years old, married to Lucia Telles, Española, ___years old, has three sons, 25, 12, and 5 years old; two daughters 15 and twelve years old.(1790-51)

DM at NSG on 18 Jan. 1793 for José Matías Alderete, 32, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Christóbal Alderete and Luisa Dominga Telles, and María Josefa Telles, 26, Paso native and citizen, adopted daughter of Ignacio Telles, deceased, and Francisca Cabrera.

DM at NSG on 4 July 1795 for Mariano Alderete, 21, español, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Christóbal Alderete and Lusia Telles, and María Juana Belarde, mestiza, Paso native and citizen, 24, natural daughter of Catarina Belarde, deceased.

Alderete, Fran^ca: Española, 35, has two sons, 4 and 2; two daughters, 12 and 9; a female orphan, 30.(1790-703)

Possible relationship is found in the DM at NSG on 20 Oct. 1791 for don José García de Noriega, 23, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of don CayetanoGarcía de Noreiga, deceased, and doña Catarina Probensio, and doña María Rafaela Castañeda, 17, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of don Antonio José Castañeda, deceased, and doña Francisca Alderete.

Alderete, Jose: Español from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Juana Beitia, Española from Paso, 20. (1788-151)

José Severiano Alderete, son of Lorenzo Alderete, deceased, and Bárvara Romero married Juana Abeitia, daughter of Bartolo Abeitia, deceased, and Loreta Mora at NSG on 18 Aug. 1785. [His baptism is noted below]

At NSG on 25 Nov. 1759, Lorenzo Alderete and Bárbara Romero were married, both españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 47) Lorenzo Alderete and Barbara Romero baptized at NSG: Maria Juliana, b 15th, on 18 Mar `1765; Joseph Severiano, b 22nd on 24 Feb 1761; and Maria Josepha, b 10th, on 14 Mar 1763. (JCA, r 5)

Alderete, Josefa: mestiza, 46.(1790-771)

Alderete, Juan Fran^co: Español from Paso, 29, farmer, married to Manuela Garcia, Española from Paso, 26. His family: 2 sons, 5 and 3. (1788-149)

DM at NSG on 21 Jan. 1779 for Juan Francisco Alderete, español from the pueblo of Ysleta, legitimate son of don Joseph Alderete , deceased, and doña Manuela Ruiz, citizens of Ysleta, and doña Manuela García de Noriega, 19, española from Paso, legitimate daughter of don Cayetano García de Noriega and doña Catherina Probencio, españoles and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 672-74)

Juan Francisco Alderete, son of don José Alderete and doña Manuela Ruiz married at NSG on 2 Feb. 1779 Manuela García de Noriega, daughter of don Cayetano García de Noriega and doña Catherina Provencio.

Related item: At NSG on 29 Dec. 1746 Joseph Alderete, loegitimate son of Juan de Alderete and Ana María Lucero married Manuela Ruiz, widow of Joaquín Domínguez. (Magdaleno, 22) At NSG on 24 Oct. 1734, Joaquín Domínguez of the Valle de San Buenaventura married María Manuela Ruiz. (Magdaleno, 6)

Alderete, Juan Marcos: Español from Paso, 19, farmer, married to Maria Josefa Telles, Española from Paso, 24. His family: 1 daughter, 4. (1788-118)

Juan Marcos Alderete, son of Lorenzo Alderete, deceased, and Bárbara Romero, married at NSG on ;15 Oct. 1786 Josefa Tellez, widow from her first marriage to Germán Durán.

Alderete, Marcos: farmer, Español, Paso native, 22 years old, married to Josefa Telles, Española, 26.(1790-145)

Alderete, Julian: Español from Paso, 46, farmer, married to Juana Ruiz, Española from Paso, 56. His family: 1 son, 21, 2 male orphans, 8 and 4; 1 female orphan, 30. (1788-152)

At NSG on 14 Oct. 1763, Julián Alderete married Juana Antonia Ruiz. (Magdaleno, p. 61)

Alderete, Julian: farmer, Español, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Juana Ruis, Española, 60, has a son, 20. (1790-65)

DM at NSG on 17 Feb. 1795 for Jacinto Alderete, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Julián Alderete and Juana Antonia Ruis, and Rita Sierra, 20, also Paso native and citizen, natural daughter of Antonia Sierra, deceased española.

Alderete, Luciana: Española from Paso, 60, widow. Her family: 1 daughter, 15. (1788-609)

Alderete, Luciana: Española, 55, has two female orphans, 32 and 17.(1790-614)

Alderete, Manuel: Español from Paso, 27, farmer, married to [obliterated] Fernandez, Española from Paso, 21. His family: 1 son, 5. (1788-150)

Manuel Andrés Alderete, native of Ysleta, son of José Antonio Alderete and Manuela Ruiz, married at NSG on 22 Jan. 1782 María Rosa Fernández, daughter of Juan José Fernández and Casilda Padilla.

Alderete, Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Rosa Fernandez, 25, has a son, 8, and a daughter, 2. (1790-64)

DM at NSG from 24 Sept. to 16 Oct. 1804 for don Felipe Contreras, 28, español, native of the Paso jurisdiction legitimate son of don Antonio Contreras and doña Felipa Alderete, and Luisa Alderete, Paso native, 16, española, legitimate daughter of don Manuel Alderete and doña Rosa Fernández. The couple, being related by consanguinity in the fourth degree by a transverse line, a genealogical tree was created:

Trunk: Juan Valencia

Ana María Valencia , daughter = sister of = Jacinta Valencia, daughter

Tomasa Márquez, granddaughter María Manuela, granddaughter

Felipa Alday, great granddaughter Manuel Alderete, great grandson

Felipe Contreras, great great grandson Luisa Alderete, great great

granddaughter

Parents of both petitioners gave written permission for their children to marry. Baptismal certificates provided showed that on 14 Sept. 1776, Felipe de la Cruz, legitimate son of Antonio Contreras and Felipa Alday was baptized at Paso with Juan García and his wife, Getrudis Fuentes as padrinos. At Paso on 24 June 1788, María Luisa, age 3 days, española de la tierra, legitimate daughter of don Manuel Alderete and doña Rosa Fernández was baptized with don George Guereña and doña María Gertrudis Fernández as padrinos. A dispensation subject to the banns not give rise to additional impediments was granted at Durango on 16 Oct. 1904. (AHAD 360: 517-526)

Alderete, Manuela: Española, 60, has a son, 25, and an orphan girl, 9.(1790-634)

Albares, Fermín: farmer, Español, native of Conchos, 47 years old, married to Juliana Fernandez, Española, 22, has two sons, 17 and 1 year old, and a female orphan, 7.(1790-53)

Fermín Albares, español from San Francisco de los Conchos, widower from his second marriage to María Josefa Roibal, son of Ejinio Álbares and Regina Peña, both deceased, married at NSG on 27 Aug. 1789 María Juliana Fernándes, española, daughter of Pablo Fernándes, deceased, and Gregoria Márques.

Aparicia, Juaquina: mulatta from Paso, 56, widow. Her family: 9 daughters, ages 29, 26, 25, 22, 19, 17, 3, 2 and 1; 1 son from this year. (1788-667)

Aparicio, Manuela: Española, 60, has daughter, 25.(1790-702)

Apodaca, Alexandro: Español from Paso, 68, farmer, married to Bartola Brito, Española from Paso, 60. His family: 3 sons, 30, 1_ ?, and 7; 1 daughter, 20. (1788-239)

At NSG on 2 Feb. 1740, Joseph Alejandro de Apodaca married Antonia Bartola Brito. Magdaleno, 13)

Alejandro Apodaca and Antonia [Barthola] Arriola Brito had a legitimate son, Juan Antonio Apodaca, an español from the pueblo of Guadalupe [del Paso] who had a DM at NSG on 18 Apr. 1770 with Juachina Lucero, 16, an española from the pueblo of Guadalupe, the legitimate daughter of Antonio Jph. Lucero and Paula Durán; he may be the Juan Antonio Baca listed as a widower below. Juan Antonio Apodaca and Juachina Lucero married at NSG on 3 May 1770. Another of their sons is found in DM at NSG on 4 Mar. 1768 for Leonardo Apodaca [who does not appear to be the same Leonardo Apodaca listed below] and Antonia Barthola Brito, citizen of Paso, and Bárbara Gonsáles, 20, legitimate daughter of Agustín Gonsáles, deceased, and Gerónima Ábalos, citizens of the Mission del Real. (EPPL Callero Collection)

Apodaca, Alexandro: farmer, Español, Paso native, 70 years old, married to Bartola Brito, Española, 60, has two sons, 32 and 25; two daughters, 38 and [age obscured].(1790-209)

Apodaca, Bacilio: Español from Paso, 22, farmer, married to ____ [obliterated; is Maria Francisca] Armijo, Española from Paso, 18. (1788-269)

Antonio Basilio Apodaca, son of Ramón Apodaca. deceased, and María Antonia Vejil, deceased, married at NSG on 5 Oct. 1786 María Francisca Armijo, daughter of Manuel Armijo and Theodora Maese.

Basilio's parents, Joseph Ramón Apodaca and María Antonia Vexil, were married at NSG on 20 May 1763. (Magdaleno, p. 60)

Ramon Apodaca and Maria Antonia Vijil baptized daughter, Maria Guadalupe at NSG on 7 Sept 1765, b 1st. (JCA, r 5)

Apodaca, Basilio: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Maria Armijo, mestiza, 18, has a son, 1.(1790-572)

Apodaca, Dolores: Española from Paso, 30, widow. Her family: 3 female orphans, 29, 13 and 10. (1788-602)

Apodaca, Dolores: Española, 40, has four female orphans, 22, 15, 12 and 8.(1790-708)

Apodaca, Fran^co: mulatto from Paso, 45, farmer, married to Luisa Duran, mulatta from Paso, 20. His family: 1 son this year; 1 daughter, 7. (1788-510)

Francisco Maria Apodaca, son of Alexandro Apodaca and Bartola Brito, español, was baptized at NSG on 20 Sept 1753 (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 19 Feb. 1778 for Francisco Apodaca of Paso, legitimate son of Alejandro Apodaca and Bartola Brito, natives and citizens of Paso, and Luiza Durán, 18, legitimate daughter of Blas Durán and Paula Varela, also natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 764-66).. For Francisco's brother, see Alejandro Apodaca, q.v.

Apodaca, Fran^co: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 28 years old, married to Luisa Duran, mestiza, 20, has a one year-old son and a 8 year-old daughter.(1790-503)

Apodaca, Fran^co: Indian from the Apache nation, 45, farmer, married to Getrudiz Florez, mulatta from Paso, 26. His family: 4 sons, 12, 9, 7 and 1; 2 daughters, 20 and 5. (1788-554)

Juan Francisco Apodaca, Indio, widower from his first marriage to Juana Antonia Velarde, married at NSG on 27 Feb. 1787 María Getrudis Flores, widow from her first marriage to José Antonio Ávalos..

Apodaca, Fran^co: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 61 years old, married to Getrudis Flores, mestiza, 30, has three sons, 12, 11 and 1; a daughter, 15.(1790-522)

Apodaca, Gabriel: Español from Paso, 23, farmer, married to Mart__ [obliterated] Marcela, Española from Paso, 19. (1788-291)

José Gabriel Apodaca, son of Manuel Apodaca, and Ludgarda Romero, married at NSG on 5 Oct. 1786 Martina Olivares, adopted daughter of Manuel Olivares and Luz Madrid.

At NSG on 30 Aug. 1744 Manuel Apodaca married Lugarda Romero. (Magdaleno, 20)

Manuel Apodaca and Lugarda Romero baptized at NSG: Manuela Antonia, on 20 June 1751; Anna Maria, española, on 30 July 1753; Mathias Sesario, español, on 27 Feb 1758; Alexandra Matilda, española, on 17 Mar 1760; Petrona, b 28th, on 20 Apr 1762; Lucas, b 18th, on 21 Oct 1764. (JCA, r 5)

Apodaca, Gabriel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 28 years old, married to Martina Contreras, mestiza, 20, has a daughter, 3.(1790-559)

Apodaca, Xavier: Español from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Feliciana Tellez, Española from Paso, 36. His family: 3 sons, 19, 11 and 3; 2 daughters, 22 and 16. (1788-191)

At NSG on 27 Feb. 1761, Xabier Apodaca married Phelisiana Telles. (Magdaleno, p. 51)

Xavier Apodaca and Pheliziana Telles, aka Maria Telles baptized at NSG: Maria Andrea, b 30 Nov, on 2 Dec 1761; Blas Candelaria, b 2nd, on 5 Feb 1764; Maria de los Angeles, b 31 July, on 2 Aug 1765; Ramon Leandro, español, on 2 Mar 1776.; Ramon on 20 June 1779. (JCA, r 5)

Apodaca, Xavier: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 66 years old, married to Maria Telles, Española, 50, has two sons, 25 and 16; two daughters, 15 and 12.(1790-367)

Apodaca, Xavier: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Manuela Valencia, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 3 sons, ages, 12, 4 and 1; 2 daughters 3 and __ [obliterated]. (1788-257)

Francisco Javier Apodaca, widower from his first marriage to Mariana León, son of Domingo Apodaca and Francisca Varela, married at NSG on 4 Dec. 1781 Manuela Vicenta Valencia, daughter of Nicolás Valencia, deceased, and Juana Niño Ladrón de Guevara.

Xavier Apodaca and Mariana Leon baptized at NSG on 7 Sept 1765 their daughter, Maria Guadalupe, born the 18th. (JCA, r 5)

Domingo Apodaca and Francisca Varela baptized at NSG: Joseph Bissente on 13 June 1755; Antonio Xavier, termed at coyote, on 18 Jan 1757; Simon Ignacio, termed español, on 3 Nov 1759; Joseph Ildefonzo, born the 23rd on 25 Jan 1762; Phelipe Bartolo, b 22nd on 24 Aug 1764; Maria Leandra, b 27 Feb, on 1 Mar 1779. (JCA, r 5)

Apodaca, Xavier: farmer, Español, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Manuela Valencia, Española, 20, has three sons, 8, 7 and 4; 2 daughters, 2 and 1 year-old.(1790-203)

Apodaca, José Trinidad: Español fom Paso, 31, farmer, married to Rafaela Dominguez, a coyota from Paso, 20. His family: 1 son, 7; 1 agregada [age obliterated]. (1788-266)

DM at NSG on 8 Feb. 1776 for Jph Trinidad Apodaca, legitimate son of Alejandro Apodaca and Barthola Brito, españoles, natives and citizens of Paso, and María Rosa Jpha Durán, age 17, legitimate daughter of Bicente Durán , deceased, and Estefana Maesse, also citizens of Paso. (CAT 4: 356-57)

José Trinidad Apodaca, son of Alexandro Apodaca and Barthola Brito married at NSG on 25 Feb. 1776 María Rosa Josefa Durán, daughter of Vicente Durán, deceased and Estefana Maese.

At NSG on 2 Feb. 1740, Joseph Alejandro de Apodaca married Antonia Bartola Brito. (Magdaleno, 13)

José Trinidad Apodaca, widower from his marriage to María Rosa Durán, son of Alejandro Apodaca and Antonia Bartola Brito, married at NSG on 31 May 1782 María Rafaela of unknown parents.

At NSG Jose Leonardo, son of Jose Apodaca and Rosa Duran was baptized on 8 Nov 1776. (JCA, r 5)

Apodaca, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 39 years old, married to Rafaela Dominguez, mestiza, 23, has a son, 11, and a year-old daughter.(1790-509)

Apodaca, Jose: Español of Paso, 25, farmer, married to Getrudiz Acosta, Española of Chihuahua, 15. (1788-226)

Apodaca, José: farmer, Español, Paso native, 27 years old, married to Getrudis, Acosta, Española, 18, has a daughter, 2.(1790-276)

Apodaca, José: mulatto from Paso, 24, farmer, married to Martina Truxillo, meztiza from Paso, 20. His family: 2 sons, 2 and 1. (1788-530)

Juan José Apodaca, son of Alexandro Apodaca and Bartola Brito, married at NSG on 25 Aug. 1784 María Martina Trujillo, daughter of Isidro Trujillo and María Thomasa Durán.

At NSG on 6 Aug. 1772, María Apodaca, parbula legitimate daughter of Alexandro Apodaca and Antonia Brito, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606)

Apodaca, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 20 years old, married to Martina Truxillo, mestiza, 18, has a son, 4, and a daughter, 1.(1790-483)

Apodaca, Juan Ant^o: Español from Paso, 33, farmer, widower, His family, 1 child [gender and age obliterated.] (1788-267)

He may be the Juan Antonio Apodacas who was married to Maria Juachina Lucero and baptized at NSG: Juana Maria on 30 May 1776. (JCA, r 5)

Apodaca, Antonio: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 50 years old, widower, has an orphan female, 30.(1790-417)

Apodaca, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 49 years old, widower, has two sons, 15 and 13.(1790-215)

Apodaca, Juana: Española from Paso, 50, widow. (1788-641)

Apodaca, Juana: Española, 28, has a son, 2.(1790-713)

Apodaca, Juliana: Española, 40, has an orphan boy, 8.(1790-709)

Apodaca, Leonardo: Español of Paso, 45, farmer, married to Nicolasa Carbajal, Española of Paso, 18. His family: 2 sons, 13 and 5; 2 daughters, 3 and 2. (1788-222)

DM atNSG on 24 Dec. 1767 for Antonio Apodaca, legitimate son of [prob; Juan elsewhere; see next item] Jph. de Apodaca and Agustina del Río , Paso citizens, and Juana Lópes, 25, legitimate daughter of [poss.] Antonio Lópes, deceased, and [prob.] Francisca de Ortega, citizens of the Rancho de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad. (EPPL Callero Collection)

At NSG on 5 Mar. 1774, Juan de Apodaca, husband of Agustina del Río was buried. (Magdaleno, 157; LDS 1156606; see Agustina del Río below)

At NSG on 11 Sept. 1770, Leonardo Apodaca, legitimate son of Juan de Apodaca and Agustina del Río, married Rosa Varela, legitimate daughter of Juan Varela and Inés Luxán; all vecinos of Paso.

DM at NSG on 21 Feb. 1778 for Leonardo Apodaca of the pueblo of Guadalupe del Paso, widower from his marriage to Rosa Varela, legitimate son of Juan de Apodaca, deceased, and Agustina del Río, natives and citizens of Paso, and María Nicolassa Carabajal, 23, legitimate daughter of Dionicio Carabajal and Juana Juliana Bargas, mestizos, natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 758-60).

Apodaca, Leonardo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 38 years old, married to Nicolasa Carbajal, Española, 19, has two sons, 16 and 7, and two daughters, 8 and 5.(1790-253)

Apodaca, Luz: Español from Paso, 43, farmer, married to Barbara Gonzalez, Española from Paso, 32. His family: 2 sons, 17 and 6; 3 daughters, 16, 3, and 2. (1788-172)

Apodaca, Luz: farmer, Español, Paso native, 42 years old, married to Barbara Gonzales, Española, 30, has three sons, 17, 5 and 1; a daughter, 7; and a female orphan, 15.(1790-297)

At NSG Luz Apodaca and Barbara Gonzales baptized: daughter, Maria Hilaria, b 2nd, on 9 Nov 1777; their son, Juan Antonio Restituto, baptized on 12 June 1779, born the 9th; son Jose Mauricio, b 22nd, on 25 Sept 1781. . (JCA, r. 5)

DM at NSG on 7-8 Dec. 1796 for Juan José Apodaca, 23, español, legitimate son of Luz Apodaca and Bárbara Gonzáles, and María Luciana Ábalos, 15, española, Paso citizen, legitimate daughter of Domingo Ábalos and Bartola Perea.

Apodaca, Manuel: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Man[uela ?] Lucero, Española from Paso, 28. His family: 1 daughter, age 3. (1788-141)

Apodaca, Jose Manuel: mulatto from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Maria Fran^ca Abeitia, mulatta from Paso, 17. (1788-446)

José Manuel Apodaca, son of Cándido Apodaca and Gertrudis Padilla, both deceased, married at NSG on 6 Dec. 1784 María Francisca Abeitia, daughter of Bartholomé Abeitia and Loreta Mora.

At NSG in 1760 [date obliterated], Cándido Apodaca, widower from his marriage to Gertrudis Padilla, married Juachina Náñez, legitimate dautghter of Christóbal Náñez and Ana F___ Chávez. (Magdaleno, p. 47)

Candido Apodaca and Gertrudis Padilla baptized at NSG on 26 May 1758 their son Manuel Antonio Joseph, termed a mulatto. Later, at NSG Candido Apodaca and Juaquina Nañes baptized: Juan Vicente, b 6th, on 7 Feb 1762; Manuela de la Cruz, b 1st, on 3 Jan 1764; Maria Policarpia/Juana Policarpia, on 27 Jan 1777 when the mother was named as Juaquina Chiquaqua; Maria Longinos Ramona, b 15, on 17 Mar 1780 when the mother was named as Juaquina Nañes once again.(JCA, r 5)

Apodaca, José Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Fran^ca . Abeitia, Española, 19, has a daughter, 3.(1790-280)

Apodaca, Marcelo: Español from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Rosa Duran, Española from Paso, 23. His family: 2 sons, 6 and 1; 1 male orphan, 22. (1788-135)

Marcelo Antonio Apodaca, son of Cándido Apodaca and Joaquina Nañes, both deceased, married at NSG on 19 June 1786 María Rosalía Durán, widow from her first marriage to Miguel Domínguez.

Apodaca, Marcelo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Rosalia Duran, mestiza, 23, has a son, 3; a daughter, 1; a female orphan, 23.(1790-414)

Apodaca, Maria de la Luz: Española from Paso, 40, widow. Her family: 3 sons, 17, 6 and 5; 5 daughters, 16, 15, 12, 10 and 2. (1788-639)

Apodaca, Matias: mulatto from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Dolores Montoya, mulatta from Paso, 17. (1788-532)

Apodaca, Matias: farmer, mestizo, native of Paso, 32 years old, married to Dolores Montoya, mestiza, 21.(1790-478)

Apodaca, Pedro: mulatto from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Candelaria Maldonado, Española from Paso, 45. His family: 1 son, 3; 3 daughters, 18, 12 and 10. (1788-487)

At NSG on 29 Nov. 1774, Juan Pedro Apodaca, legitimate son of Manuel Apodaca, deceased, and Lugarda Romero, married María Candelaria Maldonado, parents unknown, widow from her second marriage to Francisco Borrego.

At NSG on Juan Assencio, legitimate son of Pedro Apodaca and Catarina Maldonado, born the 4th, was baptized on 7 May 1780. (JAC, r. 5)

Apodaca, Pedro: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 45 years old, married to Candelaria Maldonado, mestiza, 30, has two sons, 7 and 1; three daughters, 7, 6 and 4.(1790-436)

DM at NSG on 17 Feb. 1816 for José Apodaca, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Pedro José Apodaca and María Candelaria Baldonado, españoles and Paso citizens, and María Leonicia Cabrera, Paso native, legitimate daughter of José Cabrera and María Encarnación Durán, deceased, españoles and Paso citizens. (CAT 1:45-47)

Apodaca, Vicente: mestizo from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Maria del Carmen Herrera, a mulatta from Paso, 38. His family: 3 sons, 10, 7 and 1 Year; 2 daughters, 8 and 3. (1788-338)

A DM at NSG on 13 Sept. 1777 took place for Vicente Apodaca, legitimate son of Domingo Apodaca and Francsica Varela, natives and citizens of El Paso, and María Carmen Herrera, 19, legitimate daughter of Salvador de Herrera and Brianda Rosa Lucero also citizens of El Paso. When Vicente discovered that he was related to María del Carmen in the fourth degree equally of consanguinity, he determined to call off the wedding as he did not wish to expose his intended or himself to malicious gossip. When he found that he could not induce another woman to marry him, he petitioned for a dispensation so he could marry Carmen. At the hearing, witness Patricio Lucero de Godoy, 85, said that the couple were not related, as though there were many Lucero family members in the area, that the bride's family were Lucero de Godoy, while the others were Lucero Terronates, and thus unrelated. Then witness Miguel Lucero, 97, said that the couple came from the same Lucero family trunk, that Vicente's grandfather had married several times in New Mexico prior to the 1680 Revolt, and produced 30 boys and 3 girls from those unions, and the last child was Vicente's grandmother. An interesting family tree was related:

Francisco Lucero de Godoy brother of Juan de Diós Lucero de Godoy

father of father of

Margarita Lucero de Godoy first cousin of Cayetano Lucero de Godoy

mother of father of

Francisca Varela second cousin of Brianda Rosa Lucero de Godoy

mother of mother of

Vicente Apodaca third cousin of María Carmen de Herrera

A dispensation was recommended for the couple, and it was awarded subject to the following: on their marriage day, the couple were to kneel on the top step of the high altar after mass and recite a prayer to the Blessed Sacrament petitioning God to grant welfare for the church, the Pope, the souls in Purgatory, the Spanish monarchy, and the needs of the general public. The marriage was then to proceed. (AHAD-28, f. 263-66; Hendricks and Colligan, "New Mexico Prenuptial Investigations", pp. 23-4)

Vizente Apodaca and Maria del Carmen de Herrera baptized at NSG: Antonio Jose, b 7th, on 9 Sept 1778; Maria Guadalupe Romula, b 17th, on 21 Feb 1780 when the mother was named Maria Herrera. (JAC, r 5)

Apodaca, Vicente: farmer, Español, Paso native, 35 years old, married to Carmen Herrera, Española, 30, has three daughters, 9, 5 and a year old. (1790-109)

Aquino, Tomas de: mulatto from Querétero, 50, laborer, married to Juana Truxillo, mulatta from Carrizal, 30. family: 2 daughters, 3 and 1. (1788-441)

Aquino, Tomas de: laborer, mulatto, native of Querétero, 45 years old, married to Petrona Truxillo, mestiza, 30, has three daughters, 6, 4 and 1.(1790-588)

Archuleta, Miguel: mulatto from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Te___ [obscured] Rocoba, meztiza del Paso, 22. His family: 2 sons, 5 and 3; 2 daughters 6 and 2. (1788-385)

At NSG in Feb. 1771, Manuel Miguel Padilla, legitimate son of Miguel Padilla Archuleta and María Loreta Ramires married Juana Teresa, legitimate daughter of Juan Rocobo and Antonia ____. (Magdaleno, p. 85)

Miguel Archuleta and Loreta Ramírez baptized at NSG: Juana Germana, b 3rd, on 5 June 1764; and then a Miguel Archuleta married to Teresa Ruicoba baptized their son, Jose Jacobo on 30 Nov 1778. (JCA, r 5)

Archuleta, Miguel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Teresa Rocoba, mestiza, 30, has two sons, 9 and 6; two daughters, 13 and 4.(1790-376)

Armenta, Juan: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Tomasa Telles, mulatta from Paso, 35. His family: 2 sons, 20 and 10; 3 daughters, [poss.] 15, and 7; 1 male orphan, 26; 1 agregada, 70. (1788-488)

DM at NSG on 31 May 1766 for Juan de Armenta, son of Antonio Armenta, deceased, and Petrona Moncibay, and Juana Madrid, age 18, natural daughter of Inés Telles, deceased. (EPPL, Callero Collection, Paso Marriages 1715-1769) Juan de Armenta, legitimate son of Juan de Armenta, deceased, and Petrona Moncibay, married Juana Madrid, daughter of Inés Madrid, deceased, at NSG on 14 June 1766. (Magdaleno, p. 72)

At NSG on 14 June 1766, Juan de Armenta, legitimate son of Juan de Armenta, deceased, and Petrona Moncibya, married Juana Madrid, natural daughter of Inés Telles, deceased; all vecinos of El Paso.

Armenta, Juan de: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Juana Telles, mestiza, 30, has two sons, 20 and 1; three daughters, 18, 15 and 8.(1790-512)

At NSG on 22 Oct 1781, Juan de Armenta and Maria Juana Telles baptized their daughter, Maria Petra Josefa, born the 19th. (JCA, r 5)

Arneros, Beatris: Española from Janos, 50, widow; Her family: 3 sons, 16, 13 and 9. (1788-628)

Armeros, Beatris: Española, 60, has two sons, 11 and 9.(1790-683)

Armijo, Maria Fran^ca: Española, 50, has two sons, 25 and 18, and a daughter, 10.(1790-705)

At NSG on 27 Apr. 1749, Juan Joseph Lucero, legitimate son of Alférez Lázaro Lucero de Godoy and María de la Carrera, married María Francisca Armijo, legitimate daughter of Manuel Durán de Armijo and Ignacia de Molinares. (Magdaleno, p. 24)

DM at NSG on 16 June 1763 for Joseph Joaquín Gonzáles de el Campo, natural son of Fernando Gonzáles del Campo and María Martínez de Salazar, (widow from her second marriage to Joseph Antonio de Arriola), citizens of Paso, and Francisca Durán de Armijo, 40, legitimate daughter of Manuel Durán de Armijo, deceased, and María Ignasia de Molinares, deceased, widow from her first marriage to Juan Joseph Luzero de Godoi (legitimate son of Lázaro Luzero de Godoy and María Carrera, both deceased), all citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 598-600) At NSG on 5 June 1763 Juachín Gonzáles, an ortphan, married Francisca de Armijo, widow of Juan Joseph Luzero. (Magdaleno, p. 60)

María Francisca had a brother known from a DM at NSG on 2 Mar. 1765 for Nicolás Antonio Durán de Armijo, soldier at the presidio of Nuestrea Señora del Pilar y San José at Paso, legitimate son of Manuel Durán de Armijo and María Ignacia Molinares, both deceased Paso citizens, and María de la Luz Apodaca, 21, legitimate daughter of Juan de Apodaca and Agustina Ríos, Paso citizens. (EPPL Collero Collection) At NSG on 16 Mar. 1765, Nicolás Antonio Durán de Armijo, legitimate son of Manuel Durán de Armijo and María Ignacia Molinares, both deceased, married María de la Luz Apodaca, legitimate daughter of Juan Apodaca and Augustina del Río. (Magdaleno, p. 66)

DM at NSG on 10 Mar. 1779, Joseph Antonio Varela, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Francisco Varela, deceased, and Petrona Telles, and María Rosa Lucero de Godoy, 21, of Paso, legitimate daughter of Joseph Lucero de Godoy, deceased, and Francisca Durán de Armijo. CAT 3: 691-93)

At NSG on 22 Mar. 1779, José Antonio Barela, son of Francisco Barela, deceased, and Petrona Tellez, married María Rosa Luzero, daughter of Juan José Luzero, deceased, and Francisca Durán Armijo.

Armijo, Manuel: Español from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Teodora Maese, Española from Paso, 40. His family: 2 sons, 15 and 2; 2 daughters, 16 and 12; 1 orphan girl, 8. (1788-268)

At NSG on 21 Dec. 1760, Manuel Armijo married Theodora Maesse. (Magdaleno, p. 51 where he gives the groom's surname as Aronixo, in error. He was actually Manuel Severo Durán de Armijo.)

At NSG on 18 Feb 1761, Manuel Severo Armijo and Theodora Maesse baptized their son Joseph Antonio, born the 11th. (JCA, r 5)

Armijo, Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 59 years old, widower, has a son, 14, and two daughters, 17 and 14, and an orphan boy, 3.(1790-223)

Ascarate, D. Ignacio: Español, European, native of the Señorio of Vizcaya, age 36, farmer, married to D^a Isabel Gonzalez, Española, native of Janos, age 26. His family: 3 sons of 8, 6 and 2; 2 daughters of 5 and 1. (1788-10)

At NSG on 14 Aug. 1775, don Ignacio Azcarate, legitimate son of don Francisco Azcarate and doña María Theresa[?] Echeverría from the Villa de Plazencia, married Isabel Rosalía Elías Gonzáles, legitimate daughter of Francisco Elias Gonzáles and Francisca Ignacia Díos del Carpio. (Magdaleno, p. 97)

Ignacio Ascarate and Isabel Elias Gonzáles baptized at NSG: Maria de los Dolores Josepha Agueda, b 5th, on 9 Feb 1776; Jose Camilo, 31 Jan 1777; Juana Rafaela, 11 May 1779, b 6th; Juan Andres, 14 Feb 1781, b 7th. (JCA, r 5)

Ascarate, D. Ignacio: farmer, Español, European, native of the Señorio of Vizcaya, 38 years old, married to D^a Isabel Elias Gonzales, Española, 31, has four sons, 12, 9, 6 and 2 years old; two daughters, 11 and 5; a female slave, [age obscured], and a male orphan, 15.(1790-10)

DM at NSG on 17 Dec 1796 for Manuel Alvino Telles, español, 18, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of José Antonio Telles and Catarina Carabajal, and doña Juana Ascarate, 14, española, Paso citizen, legitimate daughter of don Ignacio Ascarate and doña Isabel Elias Gonsáles. A DM at NSG from 9 Feb. to 23 Feb. 1809 for José Manuel Telles, español and Paso citizen, widower from his first marriage to Juana Rafaela Ascarate [spelled Escarate], petitioned to marry doña María del Carmen de la Cruz, 21, española, native of the Paso jurisdiction and adopted daughter of Buenaventura Bernal. The couple asked for a dispensation based on angustia loci, saying that all in the area are related, and that there are no parajes nearby where one could find a person to marry without an impediment. A genealogical tree was created to demonstrate the relationship as described by the witnesses:

Trunk: Captain don José Carpio

doña Francisca Carpio, daughter = sister of = doña Rosa Carpio, daughter

doña Isabel Elias, granddaughter doña Josefa Yrigollen, granddaughter

doña Juana Rafaela Escarate, great granddaughter doña María del Carmel, great

granddaughter

The priest termed the relationship as one of the third degree by a transverse line. Baptismal certificates were furnished which said that on 24 Feb. 1774 José Manuel Telles, who was born on the 21st of the same month, legitimate son of José Antonio Telles and Catarina García, españoles, was baptized, likely at San Lorenzo del Real, the place where the certificate was made; and at Paso on 27 July 1808 María del Carmen de la Cruz, one day old, parents unknown was baptized. She had been left at the home of don Buenaventura Bernal and doña Josefa Xáques. No dispensation from Durango was included in this DM file. (AHAD 364: 504-511)

Abalos, Agustin: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, widower. His family: 1 son, 3; 1 daughter from this Year. (1788-109)

Abalos, Agustin: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Getrudis Acuña, mestiza, 30, has a one year-old son.(1790-571)

He may be the Juan Agustín Melenudo, widower from his first marriage to María Ábalos, son of Asencio Melenudo and Leogarda Ábalos, deceased, mestizos, married at NSG on 9 Mar. 1789 María Getrudis Gonsáles of the villa of Chihuahua and vecino of El Paso, daughter of Victoriano Gonzáles and María Francisca Najara, deceased, mestizos.

Abalos, Alfonso: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Feliciana Gomes, mulatta from Paso, 40. His family: 4 sons, 18, 8 and 7; 2 daughters, 26 and 12; 1 orphan boy, 7. (1788-394)

Abalos, Alfonso: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 50 years old, maried to Feliciana Gomes, mestiza, 50, has two sons, 12 and 8; a daughter, [age obscured].(1790-403)

Abalos, Maria Antonia: Indian from Paso, 48, widow. Her family: 2 daughters, 18 and 15. (1788-756 Indio del Pueblo)

Abalos, Maria Antonia: Indian, 50, has two daughters, 15 and 12, a male orphan [age obscured], and an orphan girl, 10.(1790-835 Indio Piro)

Abalos, Antonio: mestizo from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Guadalupe Herrera, a coyota from Paso, 45. His family: 2 sons, 23 and 2; 2 daughters, 18 and 7. (1788-336)

DM at NSG on 10 Apr. 1764 for Antonio de Ábalos, legitimate son of Juan Carlos de Ábalos and Manuela Trujillo, deceased, citizens of Paso, and María Guadalupe de Herrera, 18, legitimate daughter of Miguel de Herrera and Xaviera Valencia, deceased, all españoles and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 2078-80) At NSG on 26 April 1764, Antonio de Ábalos married María de Herrera. (Magdaleno, p. 62)

DM at NSG on 27 June 1764 for Juan Carlos de Ábalos, widower from his first marriage to Manuela Trujillo, citizen of Paso, and Juana Gonzáles de Escalante, 38, legitimate daughter of Antonio Toribio Gonzáles de Escalante and Beatriz Suaso, widow from her first marriage to Jph. Jurado. (CAT 3: 2050-52) At NSG on 27 June 1764, Juan Carlos de Ábalos, widower from his marriage to Manuela Truxillo, married Juana Gonzáles Escalante. (Magdaleno, p. 62) At NSG on 15 Feb. 1737, Juan Carlos de Ábalos married Manuela Truxillo. (Magdaleno, p. 9)

At NSG on 8 Apr 1776, Antonio de Abalos and Guadalupe Herrera baptized their daughter, Maria Eugenia, española; on 24 Mar 1779, Antonio Miguel Abalos and Guadalupe Herrera baptized their son Jose Maria Benito, born the 21st. (JCA, r 5)

Abalos, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 44 years old, married to Guadalupe Herrera, Española, 40, has a son, 3, and two daughters 16 and 5.(1790-72)

DM at NSG on 13 Apr. 1793 for Antonio Luis Balencia, 22, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Juan Anastacio Balencia, deceased, and María Manuela Rodrígues, and María Juliana Ábalos, 19, española, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Antonio Ábalos and María Guadalupe Herrera.

AVALOS, ANTONIO GEORGE

Abalos, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Luisa Brito, Española, 43, has 4 sons, 25, 20, 16 and 14, and a daughter, 10.(1790-202)

DM at NSG on 25 Feb. 1769 for Antonio George Ábalos, español, citizen of Paso, son of Sesario de Ábalos, deceased, and Gregoria Isabel de Ledesma, and Luiza Brito, 30, citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Augustín Brito and Magdalena Maesse, deceased. (EPPL Callero Collection) The couple married at NSG on 27 Mar. 1769 when the bride was named María Luisa Brito. (Magdaleno p. 79)

D M at NSG on 23 Oct 1796 for Gerónimo Thomas Ábalos, 26, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Antonio George Ábalos and María Luisa Brito, and Juana Antonia Bernal, [prob.] 23, española, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Francisco Bernal, deceased and María Josefa de Noriega.

Baptized at NSG by Antonio Abalos and Luiza Brito: Jose Cayetano, 6 Nov 1775; Juan de Dios, b. 8th, on 10 Mar 1778, when the maother was named Maria Luisa; Then on 17 September a Antonio Abalos and Luisa Maesse baptized a daughter Eufemia, born a day earlier. (JCA, r 5)

Abalos, Jose Basilio: Indian from Paso, 20, farmer, bachelor. His family: 1 orphan boy, 8, and 1 female orphan 15. (1788-764 Indio del Pueblo)

Abalos, Basilio: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 22 years old, married to Maria Cristina, Indian, 2_ [age partially obscured], has a male orphan, 12.(1790-825 Indio Piro)

At NSG on 27 Jan. 1790, José Bacilio Ábalos, son of Juan Ignacio Ávalos and Antonia Herrera, both deceased, María Cristina Salado, daughter of Juan Nicolás Salado and María Micaela de la Ortega, Indios of this Pueblo.

Abalos, Cayetano: Español from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Maria Lopez, Español from Paso, 43. His family: 1 daughter, 14. (1788-107)

Abalos, Juan: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 51 years old, married to Maria Lopes, mestiza, 22, has a son, 2.(1790-464)

At NSG on 23 Oct. 1788, Juan Ábalos, son of Nicolás Ábalos and Juana Lusero, both deceased, married María Pascuala Lópes, daughter of Asencio Lópes and Isavel Bijil, "todos españoles de la tierra."

Abalos, Claudio: mulatto from Paso, 36, farmer, married to Maria Mora, mulatta from Paso, 22; his family: 2 sons, 7 and 4. (1788-416)

DM at NSG on 4 Apr. 1778 for Joseph Antonio Claudio de Ábalos, coyote citizen of Paso, natural son of María Opeé, deceased, and Patricia Gabriela de Lara, 17, legitimate daughter of Francisco Xavier de Lara, deceased, and María Antonia de Ortega, all natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 776-78)

José Antonio Claudio Ábalos, natural son of María Opee, deceased, married at NSG on 20 Apr. 1778 Patricia Gabriela de Lara, daughter of Francisco Javier de Lara, deceased, and María Antonia de Ortega.

At NSG on 2 Jan 1778, Claudio Abalos and Gabriela de Lara baptized their son Jose Manuel, born 31 Dec 1777. (JCA, r 5)

Claudio, son of unknown parents, widower from his first marriage to Gabriela Lara, married at NSG on 25 Sept. 1782 María Diega Morro, daughter of Juan José Morro, deceased, and María Matiana Rivera.

Abalos, Claudio: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 35, married to Diega Morro, mestiza, 22, has a son, 12.(1790-411)

Abalos, Xptoval: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Anna Ortega, a mestiza from Paso, 35. His family: 2 sons, 5 and 1; 4 daughters, 16, 14, 8 and 6. (1788-104)

Abalos, Cristoval: farmer, Español, Paso native, 37 years old, married to Ana Maria Ortega, Española, 28, has two sons, 6 and 1, and three daughters, 17, 11 and 7.(1790-146)

Abalos, Domingo: mulatto of Paso, 54, farmer, married to Bartola Perea, mulatto from Paso, 49. His family: 2 sons, 24 and 20; 1 daughter, 18; 1 orphan male, 12; 3 female orphans, 29, 17 and 9. (1788-425)

Abalos, Domingo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 58 years old, married to Bartola Perea, mestiza, 40, has a son, 21; a daughter, 18; two male orphans, 18 and 13; four female orphans, 18, 12, 6 and 4.(1790-415)

DM at NSG on 31 Mar. 1796 for Juan Marcelo Ábalos Lucero, 28, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Antonio Domingo Lucero Ábalos and Bartola Perea, and Feliciana Rueda, 26, also Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Juan Rueda and Bernarda Perea.

At NSG on 12 Oct. 1761, Antonio Ábalos married Bartola Perea. (Magdaleno, p. 54)

DM at NSG on 7-8 Dec. 1796 for Juan José Apodaca, 23, español, legitimate son of Luz Apodaca and Bárbara Gonzáles, and María Luciana Ábalos, 15, española, Paso citizen, legitimate daughter of Domingo Ábalos and Bartola Perea.

Abalos, Ignacia: mestiza from Paso, 26, widow with 2 ____, 5 and 1. (1788-652)

She is likely the María Ignacia Ábalos, daughter of Narsiso Ábalos and Josefa Ortega,both deceased, who married on 14 Mar. 1780 at NSG Juan Veanas, son of Juan Baptista Veanas, deceased, and Matiana Rivera.

Narcisso de Abalos and Maria Josepha Ortega baptized at NSG: Maria Ignacia, on 3 Aug 1754, b 1st; Maria de Jesus on 18 Oct 1761, b the 17th. (JCA r 5)

Abalos, Maria Ignacia: mestiza, 28, has two sons, 10 and 9.(1790-746)

Abalos, Jose: Español from Paso, 18 years old, farmer, married to Dominga Aguiles, a mestiza from Paso, 14. (1788-105)

At NSG on 24 July 1787, José Romano Ábalos, son of Julián Ábalos, deceased, and María Francisca Herrera, married María Dominga Ábiles, daughter of NicolásÁbiles and Rosa Padilla.

Abalos, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 19 years old, married to Dominga Aviles, mestiza, 18, has a one year-old son.(1790-576)

Abalos, Juan: farmer, Español, Paso native, 23 years old, married to Anastacia Montoya, Española, [age obscured].(1790-267)

Abalos, Juana: mestiza, 40, has two sons, 19 and 7; three daughters, 14, 10 and 8.(1790-772)

Abalos, Juan José: Indian from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Nepomucena, Indian from Paso, 35. His family: 1 son, 8. (1788-710 Indio del Pueblo)

At NSG on 30 Jan. 1772, Antonio Julián, parbulo legitimate son of Juan Joseph Ábalos and Juana Nepomusena, indios, was buried. (Magdaleno, 153; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 23 Jan. 1774, María de los Reyes, parbula legitimate daughter of Juan Joseph de Ávalos and Juana Nepomucena was buried. (Magdaleno, 157; LDS 1156606)

Abalos, Juan Jose: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 63 years old, married to Juana Nepomucena, Indian, 37, has a son, 10.(1790-784 PI)

Abalos, Juan Pedro: mestizo from Paso, 48, farmer, married to Maria Ortega, mestiza from Paso, 35. His family: 3 sons, 20, 18 and 8; 1 daughter, 15. (1788-320)

Abalos, Pedro: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 26, married to Madaglena [sic] Ortega, mestiza, 28, have two sons, 20 and 19, and a daughter, 15. [all ages are clearly written but obviously impossible] (1790-339)

Pedro Abalos and Maria Magdalena, Indians, baptized at NSG their son Juan Pedro Regalado on 15 May 1776. Juan Pedro de Abalos and Maria Magdalena baptized at NSG on 23 Oct 1763 their son Juan Francisco, born the 22nd.(JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 7 Mar. 1792 for José Domingo Ábalos, 23, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Juan Pedro Ábalos and María Magdalena de la Crus, and Ana Phelipa Durán, 17, Paso native and citizen, adopted daughter of José Durán and María Espíndola.

Abalos, Leon de: Español, Paso native, 67, farmer, married to Lorenza Lopez, Española, Paso native, 57; His family: 3 sons ages 13, 11 and 8. (1788-69)

Abalos. Leon: [no occupation listed], Español, native of Paso, 73, married to Lorensa Lopez, Española, 66, has 2 sons, 38 and 18; a male orphan 7, and a female orphan, 4.(1790-122)

Leon de Abalos and Lorenza Lopes baptized at NSG: Maria Estefana, a coyota, on 28 Oct 1755; Joseph Cayetano, coyote son on 9 Aug 1758; Juan Thomas, 10 Mar, 1761, b. 7th; and Vissenta Nicolaza, 14 Apr 1764, b the 10th. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 13 July 1793 for Thomas Ábalos, 25, legitimate son of Leonardo Ábalos and Lorensa Lópes, and María Josefa Montoya, age diez y _, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of José Enrriques Montoya and Melchora Idalgo.

Related item: At NSG on 3 Dec. 1770, Juana María parbula legitimate daughter of Leonardo Ávalos and Lorenza López, was buried. (Magdaleno, 151; LDS 1156606)

A sister of León would be Estefana de Abalos, legitimate daughter of Leonardo de Abalos and Lorenza López who married at NSG on 23 Mar. 1771 Bartholo Largo, legitimate son of Juan Xptobal Largo and María Concepción. (Magdaleno, p. 85)

Abalos, Jose Manuel: mulatto from Paso, 36, farmer, married to Maria Ruiz, Española from Janos, 30. His family: 2 sons, 9 and 6. (1788-417)

Abalos, Manuel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Maria Ruiz, mestiza, 30, has two sons, 12 and 8.(1790-390)

DM at NSG on 7 Aug. 1794 for Juan Francisco Ábalos, mestizo, 20, Paso native and citizen, legitmate son of José Manuel Ábalos and María Ruis de Medina, and María Juana Sotelo, 19, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Francisco Sotelo, deceased, and María Martina Gonsáles.

Abalos, Maria de: mulatta from Paso, 50, widow with 2 daughters, 20 and 18. 1788-668)

Abalos, Maria: mestiza, 58, has two daughters, 15 and 12.(1790-738)

Abalos, Matias: farmer, Español, Paso native, 27, married to Madaglena [sic] Fuentes, Española, 26, has a one year-old son.(1790-78)

José Matías Ábalos, son of Domingo Ábalos and Bartola Perea, españoles, married at NSG on 22 Apr. 1789 María Magdalena Fuentes, daughter of Juan Fuentes and Antonia Márques, españoles.

AVALOS, MIGUEL

Abalos, Miguel: Español from Paso, 45, farmer, married to Paula Garcia, Española from Paso, 39. His family: 3 sons, 14, 11 and 8; 11 daughter, 16. (1788-276)

Abalos, Miguel: farmer, mestiza, Paso native, 38 years old, married to Paula Truxillo, mestiza, 20, has three sons, 16, 12 and 8; three daughters, 15, 13 and 7.(1790-511)

DM at NSG on 21 Feb. 1767 for Miguel de Ábalos, son of Francisco Xavier de Ábalos and María Asención de la Cruz,deceased, citizen of Paso, and Paula Truxillo, 18, daughter of Diego Truxillo, deceased, and Juliana García, also Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection)

At NSG on 22 Mar 1751, Xavier de Abalos and Gertrudis de la Cruz baptized their daughter Maria Gertrudis, age 5 days. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG Miguel Abalos and Pabla/Paula Trujillo baptized: Jose Grabier, español, on 13 Mar 1776; Jose Miguel, b 29 Sept and baptized 2 Oct 1781. A related item may be the baptism at NSG of a Miguel Abalos and Paula Idalgo on 16 Nov 1778 of their son Rafael Estanislao, born the 13th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 19 Mar. 1739, Francisco Xavier de Ábalos, legitimate son of Leonardo de Ábalos, deceased, and Francisca Valencia, married Juana Ascencia, India, legitimate daughter of Antonio and Pascuala. (Magdaleno, 12)

Related item: At NSG on 16 Aug. 1732, Cesario de Ábalos, legitimate son of Leonardo de Ábalos and Francisca Valencia, married Gregoria Ledesma, adopted daughter of Felipe Ledesma. (Magdaleno, 4)

Related item: At NSG on 7 Aug. 1739, Xabier Ábalos, legitimate son of Leonardo de Ávalos, deceased, and Francisca Valencia, married Asención, legitimate daughter of Antonio, Indio. Magdaleno, 12)

Abalos, Miguel: Indian from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Maria Teresa Abalos, mulatta from Paso, 17. His family: 1 daughter, this year. (1788-548)

Miguel Ábalos, son of Julián Ábalos and Francisca Herrera, married at NSG on 3 May 1779 Teresa de Ábalos, daughter of Narziso de Ávalos and Josefa Ortega.

At NSG on 21 Mar. 1757, Julián Ábalos, legitimate son of Salvador Ábalos and María Candelaria Gómez, both deceased, married Bárbara de la Peña, legitimate daughter of Xptoval de la Peña and María Olguín, both deceased; mulatos. (Magdaleno, p. 40)

Abalos, Miguel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 35 years old, married to Teresa Abalos, mestiza, 25, has a one year-old son, a daughter, 3, and an orphan boy, 8.(1790-441)

Abalos, Nicolas de: mulatto from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Maria Aguiles, mulatta from Paso, 18. His family: 1 daughter, 3. (1788-558)

Nicolás Balentín Ábalos, son of Julián Ábalos and Francisca Herrera, married at NSG on 15 May 1782 Antonia Ábiles, daughter of Nicolás Ábiles and María Rosa Padilla.

Abalos, Nicolas: farmer, Español, Paso native, 45 years old, married to Antonia Aguiles, Española, 20, has a son, 1, and a daughter, 8.(1790-322)

Abalos, Nicolas: farmer, Español, Paso native, 22 years old, married to Getrudis Veanes, Española, 2_ [partially obscured], has a daughter one year-old.(1790-71)

DM at NSG from 26 Sept. 1809 to 9 Oct. 1809 for José Basilio López, 21, español and citizen of the Pueblo of Paso, legitimate son of Vicente López and María Lugarda Diáz, and Juana Ávalos, 19, española, legitimate daughter of Nicolás Ávalos and María Gertrudis Vianes. The groom petitioner stated he had been advised he and his intended were related, but he did not know to what degree, but asked for a dispensation to marry. The rela;tionship was explained by witneses Tomás Bernal, 62, and Domingo Telles, 66, who said that Rafael Telles had two daughters: María Manuela and María Felipa. María Manuela was mother of Josefa García Carvajal; María Felipa bore Vicente Lópes. Josefa García Carvajal was mother of Gertrudis Bianes, while Vicente Lópes was the father of José Basilio Lópes. Gertrudis Bianes was mother of Juana Ávalos. The relationship in the third with fourth degree of consanguinity by the transverse line was shown as a family tree:

Trunk: Rafael Telles

daughter María Manuela Telles daughter María Felipa Telles

granddaughter Josefa García Carvajal grandson Vicente Lópes

great granddaughter Gertrudis Bianes great grandson José Basilio Lópes

great great granddaughter Juana Ávalos

Baptismal certificates showed that at Paso on 17 Apr. 1788 José Basilio, son of Vicente López and María Lutgarda [sic] Díaz was baptized; at San Lorenzo el Real on 1 July 1790 two day old María Gertrudis Veanes was baptized. A dispensation was granted at Durango on 9 Oct. 1809 based on angustia loci.

AVALOS, PASQUAL [also see PASQUAL LINO below]

Abalos, Pasqual: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 34 years old, married to Barbara Delfin, Española, 23, has a male orphan, 22.(1790-433)

Pascual Lino Ábalos, son of Antonio Lino Ábalos and María Josefa Gómes, married at NSG on 24 Apr. 1783 Bárbara Delfín, daughter of Sevastián Delfín and María Sánches. DM at NSG on 11 Dec. 1775 for Antonio Lino Ábalos, Indio, widower from his marriage to María Josefa Gómes, citizens of Paso, and María Magdalena Flores, age 17, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala Medina, deceased, citizens of Paso. (CAT 4: 417-18)

An earlier marriage in this extended family is that at NSG on 29 Feb. 1772 for Joseph Abalos, legitimate son of Antonio Lino Abalos and María Josepha, Indios, to María Josepha Valdés, legitimate daughter of Andrés de la Cruz, deceased, and María Theresa Valdés, deceased, mestizos. (See Lobato, Lino)

AVALOS, PEDRO [See JUAN PEDRO AVALOS q.v.]

Abalos, Teresa: mestiza, 25, has two sons, 7 and 5.(1790-734)

Abalos, Vicente: farmer, Español, Paso native, 21 years old, married to Lucia Montoya, Española, 14, has a daughter a year old.(1790-143)

Juan Vicente Ábalos, son of Silbestre Leonardo Ábalos and Lorenza Lópes, españoles, married at NSG on 29 Aug. 1789 Lucía Montoya, daughter of Luis Montoya and Ángela Madrid.

Abiles, Fran^ca: Española, 40, has a son, 15.(1790-668)

She may be the party in the DM at NSG on 12 May 1768 for Santiago Suaso, Indio Genízaro, Paso citizen, and Francisca Ábiles, 25, widow of Roberto [?] Lucero, also Paso citizen. )EPPL Callero Collection)

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