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Baca, Pedro: Español from New Mexico, 40, laborer, married to Barbara Padilla, Española from Paso, 31. His family: 1 orphan male, 15; 2 orphan females, 20 and 10. (1788-252)

DM at NSG on 29 Nov. 1766 for Pedro Romano Baca, native of Albuquerque, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Balthasar Baca and Feliciana Lucero, also Albuquerque citizens, and Bárbara Madrid, 14, natural daughter of Ángela Madrid, Paso citizen. (EPPL, Callero Collection)

Baca, Balentin: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 20 years old, married to Casilda Duran, mestiza, 18, has a daughter, 1.(1790-420)

Juan Balentín Baca, son of Alejandro Baca, deceased, and María Petra Berdugo, married at NSG on 2 Feb. 1789 María Casilda Durán, daughter of Domingo Durán and Ana Antonia Escalante.

A possible relationship is the marriage at NSG on 13 Dec. 1772 of Manuel Baca, legitimate son of Alexandro Baca and Gregoria Telles, deceased, and María , daughter of Joseph Juachina Bruzuelas and Marzela Márquez. (Magdaleno, p. 90)

Baldizan, Dⁿ. Fran^co : Español, native of Paso, age 51, farmer, married to Catarina Olivares, Española, native of Paso, age 63. His family: 1 male orphan, 15; 1 female orphan, 14. (1788-20)

At NSG on 13 Feb. 1757, Francisco de Baldisán, legitimate son of don Manuel Baldisán and Rossa Valverde, deceased, married Catharina de Olivares, legitimate daughter of don Bernardino Olivares and doña Eugenia Rodríguez Cubero. (Magdaleno, p. 39)

At NSG in 1728 don Manuel Baldizán married María Rosa Belarde. (Magdaleno, 1)

Franciso Valdizan/Baldizan and Maria Catharina Olivares baptized at NSG: Joseph Francisco, español, on 4 Mar 1758; Eugenia Thereza de Jesus, on 21 June 1761, b the 20th. (JCA, r 5)

Baldizan, Dⁿ. Fran^co: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 55 years old, married to Catarina Olivares, Española, 64, has an orphan girl, 18.(1790-19)

Baldizan, José Fran^co : Español, native of Paso, age 35, farmer, married to Ana Maria Provencio, Española, native of Carrizal, age 28. His family: 3 daughters, 6, 2 and 1; 1 female servant, 20. (1788-57)

Joseph Francisco Baldizan, son of Francisco Valizan and Maria Catharina Olivares was baptized at NSG on 4 Mar 1758, and noted as an español. (JCA, r 5)

Francisco Baldisán, son of Francisco Baldisán and Catarina Olivares, married at NSG on 22 May 1782 Anna María Provencio, originally from Carrizal, daughter of Xines Provencio and María Domingués.

Baldizan, Jose Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 31 years old, married to Ana Maria Provencio, Española, 26, has a year-old son, and four daughters,, 7, 5, 4 and 3.(1790-163)

Vandera, Jose Antonio: mulatto from Chihuahua, 30, farmer, married to Atanacia Apodaca, mulatta of 20 years. (1788-537)

José Antonio Vanderas, native of Cosiquriachi [sic], son of Gerónimo Vanderas and Juana Carrasco, vecinos of Real [de San Lorenzo], married Atanacia Apodaca, daughter of Francisco Apodaca and Juana Velarde of Paso at NSG on 19 Nov. 1781.

Vanderas, Jose Ant^o : Español from Chihuahua, 31, farmer, married to Atanacia Apodaca, Española from Paso, 18. (1788-187)

Vanderas, Jose Ant^o: farmer, mulatto, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Rosa Apodaca, mestiza, 24.(1790-589)

Banegas, Cayetano: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Juana Ábalos, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 3 sons, 18, 17 and 15; 3 daughters, 9. 8 and 3. (1788-393)

DM at NSG on 8 Oct. 1764 for Cayetano Banegas of Paso, legitimate son of Pablo Banegas and Josefa Naranjo, and Juana María de Ábalos. 18, of Paso, legitimate daughter of Jph. Sesariode Ábalos and Gregoria de ____ [poss. Ledesma].

Bp^ta , D^a Carmen: Española, 44 had two orphan girls, 5 and 4.(1790-611)

Barbosa, Dⁿ. José: Español, native of Mexico, age 40, merchant, married to D^a Rita Batista, Española, native of the Real de Cosiguriachic, age 38. (1788-29)

Barragan, Juan: mulatto from Chihuahua, 40, farmer, married to Juana Paula Lopez, mulatta from Paso, 36. His family: 3 sons, 12, 7 and 2; 1 daughter, 5. (1788-523)

He may be the Juan Agustín Barragán, from La Cieneguilla del Padre Sercara, Jurisdiction of Cosihuirachic, son of Santiago Barragán and María Getrudis Luxán, who married Francisca Martha Varela, daughter of Juan Varela and Theresa Idalgo at NSG on 3 Dec. 1770.

Barragan, Agustin: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 49 years old, married to Paula Lopez, mestiza, 33, has three sons, 9, 3 and 1; a daughter, 4; a male orphan, 11.(1790-547)

There is an Agustín Barragán married to Francisca Naranjo who buried their parvulo son José Luardo from NSG on 3 Dec. 1775. (Magdaleno, 162; LDS 1156606) Juan Barragan and Francisca Naranjo baptized their daughter Juana Ignes at NSG on 24 Jan 1777. (JCA, r 5)

Barrios, Dⁿ. Franco : Español, European, native of the Consejo of Llanes in Austurias, age 29, merchant, married to D^a . Rafaela Rubio, Española from the Real of Santa Eulalia. His family: 3 sons of 4, 3 and 1 born this Year; 1 male orphan, 15; His mother-in-law, 45, his sister, 40, her daughter, 15 years. (1788-7)

Barrio, Don Franco . del Merchant, Español, European, native of the Villa of Llanes in Asturias, 31 years old, married to Da . Rafaela Rubio, Española, 25, has four sons, 6, 5, 2 and 1, and an Española maid, 20.(1790-9)

DM at NSG on 17 Jan. 1824 for don Mariano Barrio, 25 and of Paso, son of don Francisco Barrio and doña Rafaela Rubio, both deceased, and doña Refugio Provencio, 21 and of Paso, daughter of don Romaldo Provencio, deceased, and doña Gertrudis Borunda of Paso. (CAT 1: 71-73)

Barron, Juaquin: Español from Paso, 48, farmer, married to Maria Melenudo, and Indian from Paso, 38. His family: 1 daughter, 18. (1788-117)

Barron, Juaquin: farmer, Español, native of Santa Maria Basaraca, 51 years old, married to Antonia Lucero, Española, 36, has a year old son and two daughters, 24 and 6.(1790-154)

At NSG Joseph Barron and Maria Concepcion Melenuda baptzied: Joseph Manuel Agapito, mulatto, on 23 Aug 1759; and Juachin Barron and Mamria Melenuda baptized Joseph Lorenzo on 5 Dec 1761, b 30 Nov. (JCA, r 5)

Juaquín Barrón, widower from his first marriage to María Concepción Melenudo, son of Tomás Barrón and Andrea Montaño, españoles, both deceased, married at NSG on 4 Nov. 1788 Juana Antonia Lucero, daughter of Juan Baptista Lucero, deceased, and Juaquina Apodaca, españoles.

A related item: At NSG on 2 Nov. 1755, Phelix García Carvajal, legitimate son of Juan García Carvajal and Ana María Ortega, españoles, married Juana Barrón, legitimate daughter of Thomas Barrón and Andrea Montaño, españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 36)

A son is known from the DM at NSG on 11 Dec. 1779 for Lorenzo Barrón, Paso native, widower from his second marriage, legitimate son of Juaquín Barrón and María Concepción Melenudo, and María Lorenza Rodrígues Cubero, 19, Paso native and citizen. legitimate daughter of Cristóbal Rodrígues Cubero and María Concepción Perea. In her declaration, she is called María Lorenza Cubero. (CAT 3: 642-45)

Venavidez, Domingo: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Lorenza Duran, Española from Paso, 18. His family: 1 son from this year. (1788-311)

Juan Domingo Benavides, son of Francisco Benavides and Anastasia Martínez, married María Lorenza López, daughter of Lorenzo López and María del Carmen Olguín at NSG on 13 Jan. 1783.

A possible relationship: at NSG on 30 Aug. 1756, Francisco Benavides, soldier, widower from his marriage to Joachina Luzero, married Fabiana Martínes, daughter of Bartolomé Martínes and Francsica Luzero; españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 38) Also: At NSG on 24 Mar. 1744, Francisco Venabides, widower from his marriage to Pasquala de Ábalos, legitimate son of Xavier de Venabides and Xacinta Romero, deceased, married Joachina Lucero, legitimate daughter of Francisco Lucero de Godoy and Juana Suaso, deceased. (Magdaleno, 19)

Francisco Benavides and Juaquina Luzero baptized their son Isidoro Prudencio on 29 May 1751. On 24 May 1754, Maria Feliciana, daughter of Francisco Xavier Benavides and Juachina Luzero was baptized at NSG. (JCA, r 5)

Francisco Benavides and Fabiana Martinez baptized their son, Juan Domingo, on 1 Sept 1760, b. 31 Aug. (JCA, r 5)

A related item: At NSG on 12 Dec. 1729, Francisco Lucero de Godoy, alias El Ronco, widower from his marriage to Juana Suaso, married Catarina Barela of New Mexico. (Magdaleno, 2)

Possible related item: At NSG on 1 Feb. 1746, Antonio Truxillo, Apache servant of Francisco Benavides married Juana de la Encarnación. (Magdaleno,. 21)

Venavidez, Jacinto: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Vicenta Maldonado, Española from Paso, 35. His family: 3 sons, 12, 7 and 5; 2 daughters, 12 and 1; 1 orphan male. 13. (1788-313)

DM at NSG on 21 Oct. 1775 for Fran^CO Xacinto Benavides, natural son of Juan Benavides, deceased, and Fran^ca Maesse, mulatos, natives and citizens of Paso, and María Vicenta Maldonado, age 19, legitimate daughter of Sebastián Maldonado and María Ignacia Delfín, deceased; españoles and citizens of Paso. (CAT 4: 339-40) Marriage of Francisco Venavides, legitimate son of Isidro Ramires [?] and Francisca Maesse, at NSG on 3 Nov. 1775 to Visenta Maldonado. (Magdaleno, p. 98)

DM at NSG on 6 Aug. 1796 for José Mariano Gonzáles, native of Santa Cruz, citizen of the Presidio of Paso and San Elceario, 25, legitimate son of José Calletano Gonsáles and María Josefa Bargas, and María Guadalupe Benavides, native and citizen of Paso, 17, legitimate daughter of Jacinto Benavides and María Vicenta Maldonado. [She would be the Maria Gregoria Guadalupe, b 20th, baptized at NSG on 22 Nov 1779, legitimate daughter of Francisco Jacinto Benavides and Visenta Maldonado. (JCA, r 5)]

Benavides, Jacinto: farmer, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Vicenta Maldonado, Española, 29, has four sons, 11, 7, 4 and 2; a daughter, 9; a female orphan, 25.(1790-295)

Bermejo, Fray Juan: Español, European, native of the vicinity of Ureña in Old Castille, age 50.(1790-2)

Bernal, Dⁿ. Ventura: Español, native of Paso, age 28, occupation as Administrator deTobaccos, married to D^a Josefa Jaquez, Española, native of Chihuahua, age 22. His family: 1 son, age 10; 1 mulatto slave, 5; 3 male bachelor servants, 15, 14 and 12; 2 single female servants, 20 and 17. (1788-17)

Bernal, Dⁿ. Ventura: Administrator of Tobaccos, Español, native of Paso, 32 years old, married to D^a Josefa Xaquez, Española, 23, has a son, 14; a male slave, 8; three male orphans, 16, 8, and 1; two mestiza female servants, 28 and 16. (1790-16)

At NSG on 14 June 1774, don Ventura Bernal, legitimate son of don Francisco Xabier Bernal and doña María Rosa Fernándes, married doña Feliziana Montoya, legitimate daughter of don Hermeregildo Montoya and doña Pasquala Romero.

Bentura Bernal and Feliciana Montoya baptized at NSG: 2 Setp 1777, Jose Ramon; 26 Sept 1779, Jose Maria Rafael, b. 25th (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 15 Sept. 1755, Juan Antonio, legitimate son of Bentura Bernal and Feliziana Montoya, was buried. (Magdaleno, 162/LDS 1156606)

Dⁿ Bentura Bernal, widower from his first marriage to doña Feliciana Montoya, son of don Francisco Javier Bernal, deceased, and doña María Rosa Fernández, married at NSG on 2 Apr. 1782 doña María Josefa Xáquez Salasar, originally from the villa of Chihuahua, daughter of don Diego Xáques Salasar, deceased, and doña Dolores Acosta.

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)

Bernal, Dⁿ. Xavier: Español, native of Paso, age 46, farmer, married to D^a Margarita Garcia, Española, native of Paso, age 40. His family: 3 sons, 13, 10 and 4; 1 daughter, 7; 2 male orphans, 18 and 14; two female orphans, 20 and 10;; 1 bachelor male servant, 25; 2 female single maids, 55 and 20 with two sons 8 and 1. (1788-18)

DM at NSG on 26 Feb. 1763 for Francisco Xavier Bernal, vecino of the Paso jurisdiction, legitimate son of Francisco Javier :Bernal and María de la Encarnación Herrera, both deceased and originally from the Real Presidio of San Felipe y Santiago de Janos, and María Margarita García y Noriega, also vecinos of the Paso jurisdiction, legitimate daughter of Julián García y Noriega and María Francisca Telles Xirón, also citizens of the Paso jurisdiction; all españoles. (CAT 4: f 282-84)

Xavier Bernal and Maria de Herrera baptized at NSG: 22 Nov 1750, Marria Michaela Rufina; as Francisco Xavier Bernal and same wife, baptized twins on 26 Mar 1753, Juan Mariano and Maria de la Encarnación, both termed españoles. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 19 Mar. 1763 Francisco Xabier Bernal married Margarita García. (Magdaleno p. 59)

Francisco Javier Bernal and Margarita García baptized at NSG: Maria Olalla Ignacia, 12 Feb 1777; Joseph Eusebio, 18 Mar 1765, b 14th, when his mother was identified as Margarita Garzia de Noriega; 10 May 1778, Jose Antonio, b 10th; 11 June 1780, Maria Margarita Casilda, b 10th; Maria Gabriela, 14 Dec 1781, b 14th (JCA, r 5)

A related marriage at NSG on 13 Apr. 1757: Pedro Francisco Bernal, legitimate son of Francisco Xabier Bernal and María de Herrera, deceased, married María Josepha García de Noriega, legitimate

daughter of Juan Antonio García de Noriega and Margarita Márquez; españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 40)

Pedro Francisco Bernal and Josepha Garzia baptized at NSG: Maria Josepha, española, on 23 Jan 1758; Maria Anna on 24 Nov 1760, b 21st; Antonio Modesto, 19 Oct 1763, b 16th (JCA, r 5)

A related marriage at NSG on 24 Nov. 1754 of Francisco Xabier Bernal, widower from his marriage to María de Herrera, legitimate son of Francisco Bernal and Josefa de Ortega y Aguilar, both deceased, married doña María Rosa Fernández de la Pedrera, widow of Francisco Romero, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Fernández de la Pedrera and Josefa Telles Xirón. (Magdaleno, 33)

Francisco Xavier Bernal and Maria Rossa Fernández baptized at NSG: Joseph Buenaventura, español, on 17 July 1755; Maria Manuela on 4 Apr 1763, b. 31 Mar (JCA, r 5)

Bernal, Don Xavier: farmer, Español, native of Paso. 47 years old, married to D^a Margarita Garcia, Española, 41, has three sons, 15, 12 and 6; two daughters, 7 and 2; two female orphans, 18 and 10; and a male Indian servant, 25.(1790-17)

Bernal, Mariano: Español from Paso, 34, farmer, married to Encarnacion Rocoba, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 2 sons, 4 and 1; 1 daughter, 7. (1788-125)

DM at NSG on 30 Oct. 1779 for Mariano Bernal, Paso native, legitimate son of Francisco Xavier Bernal and María de Herrera, both deceased, and Encarnación Rocoba, 16, daughter of Juan Antonio Rocoba, deceased, and Michaela Escalante, natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 612-14)

Mariano Bernal and Encarnación Ruicoba baptized Luisa Maria Josefa at NSG on 21 Aug 1780; she was born on the 19th. (JCA, r 5)

On 8 Nov. 1779, Mariano Bernal, son of Francisco Xavier Bernal and María de Herrera, deceased, married at NSG Encarnación Rocoba, daughter of Juan Antonio Rocoba, deceased, and Michaela Escalante.

Bernal, Mariano: farmer, Español, Paso native, 36 years old, married to Encarnación Rocoba, Española, 26, has two sons, 6 and 3; 2 daughters 8 and [obscured]. (1790-139)

DM at NSG from 27 Apr. 1813 to 11 June 1816, and 20 Feb. 1817 for don Julián Bernal, Lieutenant of Militia of the Volunteer Company of Cavalry at Paso, legitimate son of don Francisco Xavier Bernal, lieutenant of the acting governor of the same pueblo, and of doña Margarita García de Noriega, deceased. Julián Bernal was a widower from his first marriage to doña María Mónica Provencio, and wished to marry doña Francisca Provencio, daughter of don Antonio Provencio and doña Vicenta Velarde, and carnal sister of don Julián's deceased wife, doña Mónica Provencioj, thus making the prospective bride and groom related in the first degree of affinity on a transverse line. When questioned, don Julián said that despite being related in the first degree on a transverse line to his intended, that in this area, all persons of his class and caste and social standing were relatives by affintiy or consanguinity, which would be attested to by his three witnesses. He added that María Francisca, whom he called esta niña, was with her widow mother, an honest person with a large family, and so poor that if he did not assist with sustenance in the same manner as if they were married, and actually in his type of widowerhood with having three small children in his home along with all the other family, that unless he marries another he will have no one to care for his family and to be in his company. The widow mother whom he was supporting with her family had five sons, one of whom was already married and living at least 80 leagues away, while the second son was the victim of an accident which incapcitated him such that he needed support rather than being able to contribute to the support of his family. The other boys were all under ten years old. Bernal gave a lengthy and heart-rendering account of the plight of the family, hoping to gain the sympathy of the priests so that he would be given a dispensation to marry despite his relationship in the worst degree possible, and for which despensations were almost never granted.. He went so far as to say if he left his bride-to-be's family, they might have to resort to begging and prostitution for support, for if he were to marry another, he would have to send them all away. His very long tale resulted in three petitions going until 1817 when the incomplete file ends. A dispensation had been refused until that time. Few DMs reads more like a soap opera than this one. (AHAD 366: 656-75; CAT 3: 2092ff.)

Bernal, D^a. Micaela: Española from Paso, 38, widow. Her family: 1 daughter 9, 1 female orphan, 16. (1788-563)

At NSG on 27 Jan. 1773, don Mariano Bayzán, legitimate son of don Joseph Bayzán de la Avecilla and doña Manuela Salinas, married doña Michaela Bernal, legitimate daughter of don Francisco Xabier Bernal and doña María de Herrera. (Magdaleno, p. 90)

Bernal, Tomas: Español, Paso native, age 40, tailor, married to Josefa Lopez, Española, native of Paso, age 36. His family: 1 son, 11; 1 daughter, 16; 1 male orphan, 6; 2 female servants, 18 and 12. (1788-48)

DM at NSG on 18 Apr. 1767 for José Tomás Vernal of El Paso, son of Francisco Xavier Vernal and María de Herrera, both deceased, and Josefa López, 15, legitimate daughter of Juachín Lópes and Felipa Telles, both deceased Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection)

Thomas Bernal and Josefa Lópes baptized Jose Thomas Ignacio at NSG on 12 Feb 1777 (JCA, r 5)

Bernal, Don Tomas: tailor, Español, native of Paso, 43 years old, married to D^a Josefa Lopes, Española, 38, has a son, 14; a daughter 18; three male orphans, 36, 12 and 8; two female orphans, 20 and 12, and a agregada, 72.(1790-28)

Blancas, José: mestizo from Paso, 35, coppersmith (cobrero), married to Fran^ca Madrid, a mestiza from Paso, 16. (1788-350)

José Blancas, adopted son of José Blancas and ___, married at NSG on 21 Oct. 1785 María Francisca Madrid, daughter of Juaquín Madrid and Juana Romero.

Blancas, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 36 years of age, married to Isidora Lujan; mestiza, 18, has a one year-old daughter, and a male orphan, [age obscured].(1790-426)

José Blancas, español, natural son of José Blancas, deceased, married at NSG on 7 Aug. 1789 María Isidora Luján, daughter of Cristóbal Luján and María Dolores Baldés, españoles.

Borica, Jose Antonio: Indian from New Mexico, 23, farmer, married to Teresa de la Cruz, Indian from Paso, 20. (1788-727 Indio del Pueblo)

José Antonio Borico, Indio, native of the pueblo of Taos in New Mexico, married at NSG on 10 Feb. 1782 Teresa, daughter of Juan José and Juana, Indios of this pueblo.

Borica, Jose Ant^o: farmer, Indian, native of New Mexico, 25, married to Teresa Cruz, Indian, 22. (1790-799 Indio Piro)

Borrego, Dⁿ. Bernardino: Español, native of Paso, age 40, farmer, married to Maria Antonia Padilla, Española, native of Paso, age 36. His family: 5 sons, 16, 13, 9, 5, and 4; 1 daughter, 15; 1 female orphan, 17. (1788-32)

Borrego, Dⁿ. Bernardino: farmer, Español, Paso [partially obscured] native, 48 years old, married to Encarnacion Fuentes, Española, 30, has five sons, 20, 18, 12, 9 and 6 years old, and a daughter, 18. (1790-27)

DM at NSG on 29 July 1767 for Manuel Bernardo Básques Borrrego, legitimate son of Manuel Básques Borrego, deceased, and Micaela Gerónima Lusero de Godoi, citizen of Paso, and María Antonia Padilla, 24, legitimate daughter of Alexandro Padilla and Candelaria Telles Xirón, also citizen of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection)

Bernardino/ Manuel/ Manuel Bernardino Borrego and Maria/Maria Antonia Padilla baptized at San Antonio de Senecú: Francisco Antonio on 17 Jan 1774; Joseph Anastacio on 1 June 1778, b. 29 May; Joseph Ignacio on 22 Dec. 1775. (JCA, r 9)

Bernardino Borrego and Maria Antonia Padilla baptized at NSG on 22 Feb 1780 Jose Anttonio Conrrado, born the 19th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 28 Jan. 1771, Joseph Básquez Borrego, legitimate son of Manuel Básques Borrego and Michaela Gerónima Godoi, married Manuela Lucero, legitimate daughter of Francisco Lucero and Antonia de Apodaca; she was the widow of Manuel Aguilar. (Magdaleno, p. 85)

Jose Borrego and Manuela Lucero baptized their son Eusevio Vitorino at NSG on 10 Mar 1777. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 26 Oct. 1789, Alférez don Manuel Bernardino Básques Borrego, son of don Manuel Básques Borrego and doña Micaela Gerónima Lusero de Godoi, both deceased, widower from his first marriage to doña María Antonia Padilla, married doña María Encarnación Fuentes, daughter of don Juan Fuentes and doña Antonia Márques.

DM at NSG on 10 Jan. 1793 for Juana Cisilia Básques Borrego, 21, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Militia Alférez don Manuel Bernardino Básques Borrego and doña María Antonia Padilla, deceased, and José Manuel Castrillo, 28, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of José Manuel Castrillo and Antonia Lucero.

DM at NSG on 30 Mar. 1795 for don José Antonio Lino Básques Borrego, español, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of don Manuel Bernardino Básques Borrego and doña María Antonia Padilla, deceased, and María Andrea García, 16, española, legitimate daughter of don José Vitorio García and doña Rosalía Lucero.

DM at NSG on 3 July 1798 for don José Antonio Básques Borrego, native and citizen of Paso, español, legitimate son of don Manuel Bernardino Básques Borrego and doña Maria Antonia Padilla, and doña Juana María Josefa Montoya, native and citizen of Paso, 24, española, legitimate daughter of don Esmerijildo Montoya and doña María Dolores Balensia.

Borrego, Lucia: Española from Paso, 52, widow. Her family: 1 son, 13; 1 daughter, 11. (1788-592)

Borrego, Lucia, Española, 65, has a son, 18, and a daughter, 14.(1790-648)

DM at NSG on 7 Sept. 1793 for María Josefa Prudencio, 18, daughter of Lucía Borrego, and José Catarino Anrriques, 26, legitimate son of Josée Anrriques and María Antonia García.

Borunda, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Manuela Lucero, mestiza, 25, has two sons, 4 and 2.(1790-568)

Brito, Juan Andres: Español from Paso, 42, farmer, married to M^a de los Reyes Apodaca, Española from Paso, 20. His family: 3 sons, 20, 15 and 6; 2 daughters, 16 and 1. (1788-271)

DM at NSG on 7 Oct. 1767 for Juan Andrés Brito, legitimate son of Augustín Brito and María Magdalena Maese, deceased, citizen of Paso, and María Simona Durán, 17, daughter of Blas Durán and Paula Varela, also Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection) The couple married at NSG on 29 Oct. 1767. (Magdaleno, p. 76)

Juan Andres Brito and Maria Simona Duran baptized at NSG: Juan Manuel, 8 Ja 1776; Maria Francisca Paula 5 Apr 1778, b 3rd; Maria Regina, 9 Sept 1780, b 7th. (JCA, r 5)

Juan Andrés Brito, widower from his first marriage to Simona Durán, married at NSG on 21 June 1786 María Reyes Apodaca, daughter of Ramón Apodaca and María Antonia Vejil, both deceased.

Brito, Andres: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 49 years old, married to Luisa Apodaca, mestiza, 23, has two sons, 11 and 7; a daughter, 3; a female orphan, 16.(1790-505)

Brito, Monica: mulatta from Paso, 65, widow. Her family: 3 sons, 20, 16, and 14; 1 daughter, 27. (1788-700)

She is likely the Monica Brito or Valencia who was married to Ssalvador Candelaria and baptized at NSG: Joseph Manuel on 29 May 1761; Rosalia Antonia on 14 May 1753 and termed a coyota; Maria Francisca on 5 Apr 1755, termes an española daughter of Monica Balencia vs Brito; Alverta Cleta on 5 May 1757, termed mulata daughter of Salvador and Monica Brito; Maria Josepha on 22 Apr 1759, termed española daughter of Salvador Candelaria and Monica Valencia; Maria Rossa on 2 Sept 1761, b 30 Aug; and Juan Joseph Catharino on 29 Nov 1763, b 25th, son of Salvador and Monica Brito. (JCA, r 5)

Brito, Monica: mestiza, 60, has three sons, 20, 18 and 17, and a daughter, 22.(1790-762)

DM at NSG on 15 Feb. 1793 for Ipólito Gonsáles, 21, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Mateo Gonsáles and Bartola [or Bárbara] Arneros and María Josefa Candelaria, mestiza Paso native and citizen, 26, legitimate daughter of Salbador Candelaria, deceased, and Juana Mónica Brito.

Brito, Pedro: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 19 years old, married to Secilia Candelaria, mestiza, 16.(1790-506)

DM at NSG on 1 Feb. 1790 for Pedro Brito, 21, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Juan Andrés Brito and María Simona Durán, and María Cecilia Candelaria, 18, Paso native and citizen, daughter of Juan Matheo Candelaria and Lorensa Brito, deceased.

Pedro Brito, son of Juan Andrés :Brito and María Simona Durán, deceased, españoles, married at NSG on 23 Feb. 1790 María Sisilia Candelaria, daughter of Juan Mateo Candelaria and Lorenza Brito, deceased.

At Paso on 14 April 1816 banns were ordered proclaimed at San Lorenzo for Pedro Brito, widower from his first marriage to Cecilia Candelaria, natives and citizens of Paso, and María Juana Jurado, legitimate daughter of Manuel Jurado and María Teresa Telles, deceased, citizen of Paso. They were married at San Lorenzo on 29 April 1816. (Misc. Cathedral Records of Paso; no frame numbers)

Brusuelas, José Antonio: mulatto from Chihuahua, 60, farmer, married to Maria Gerbasia Tellez, mulatta from Paso, 30. family: 1 son, 15; a female orphan, 18. (1788-445)

Brusuelas, Antonio: farmer, mulatto, Paso native, 67 years old, married to Pasquala Fernandez, mestiza, 52, has three sons, 21, 12 and 9; a daughter [age obscured].(1790-594)

Antonio's wife may have been called Pasquala Velarde as found in the DM at NSG on 22 May7 1779 for Antonio Abad Telles, legitimate son of Bartolo Telles and Juana de Arriola, and Xacinta Bruzuelas, 22, legitimate daughter of Antonio Bruzuelas and Pasquala Velarde, all coyotes, natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 618-19) This is made questionable by an entry for Zereno Buizuelas [sic] who married at NSG on 12 Aug. 1764 Gera__ial ? Telles, as noted in Magdaleno, p. 63.

Antonio Bruzuelas and Pasquala Valenzia baptized at NSG: Juan Domingo on 15 Jan 1762, b 15; Roverto Trinidad on 29 Mar 1764, b 27; Antonio Maria Brusuelas and Maria Pascuala Valencia baptized Maria Clara Barbara on 18 Aug 1779; Anttonio Bruzuelasd and Pasquala Velarde baptized Antonia Maria on 1 Mar 1779, b 5th. (JCA, r 5)

Brusuelas, Bernardo: farmer, mulatto, Paso native, 22 years old, married to Ignacia Serna, mestiza, 15.(1790-596)

DM at NSG on 18 Mar. 1816 for José Pedrasa, 20, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Ignacio Pedrasa, deceased, and María Manuela Apodaca, españoles and citizens of Paso, and María Rosalía Brusuelas, native of Paso, legitimate daughter of Bernardo Brusuelas and María Ignacia Serna, españoles and citizens of Paso. (CAT 1: 23-25)

Brusuelas, José: Español, Paso native, 40, married to Manuela Tellez, Española, Paso native, 22. His family: 2 sons, 2 and 1; 1 daughter, 4; 2 male orphans, 25 and 10; 1 female orphan, 50. (1788-78)

José Bruzuelas, son of Juan Bruzuelas and María Juana Valencia, married at NSG on 29 Apr. 1782 Mariana Tellez, daughter of Bartolo Tellez and Juana Antonia Verniola.

Brusuelas, Sereno: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 67 years old, married to Maria Telles, Española, 40, has a son, 19, and a daughter, 10.(1790-353)

Brusuelas, Juan Antonio: mulatto from Paso, 56, farmer, married to Maria Velarde, mulatta from Paso, 51. His family: 2 sons, 15 and 11; 1 daughter, 13. (1788-461)

Noted above as potential children of Antonio Bruzuelas and Pasquala Valencia or Velarde were possible child of this couple: at NSG on1 Mar 1779 Antonia Maria, b 28th was baptized. (JCA, r 5)

Brusuelas, Juan Domingo: mulatto from Paso, 21, farmer, married to Antonia Suaso, mulatta from Paso. 14. (1788-462)

Juan Domingo Brusuelas, son of Antonio Brusuelas and Pascuala Velarde, married at NSG on 15 Mar. 1783 María Antonia Suazo, daughter of Antonio Suazo and María Diega Gonsáles.

Brusuelas, Juan Domingo: farmer, mulatto, Paso native 31 years old, married to Antonia Suaso, mestiza 15, has a son, 2.(1790-595)

Brusuelas, Salbador: farmer, mulatto, Paso native, 40, single.(1790-587)

Buitron, Ana: Española, 50.(1790-661)

Bustillos, Eujenio: farmer, Español, native of Guajuquilla [sic], 30 years old, married to Josefa Valencia, Española, 25, has a year-old son, and a daughter, 3.(1790-211)

DM at San Elceario from 15 August-2 Nov. 1781 (AHAD-90; f. 725-28; Hendricks & Colligan, :N.M. Prenuptial Investigations,'" p. 79) for Eugenio Bustillos, light trooper at the Sa Elceario presidio, native of Guajoquilla, legitimate son of Diego Bustillos and Antonia Hernández, and Josefa Valencia, El Paso native, legitimate daughter of Nicolás Valencia and Juana Niño Ladrón de Guevara. As a presidial soldier, Eugenio was required to obtain permission to marry, thus the prenuptial investigation, which, finding no impediment, the proceedings were forwarded to Chihuahua for review,and permission for the couple to marry was granted on 10 Oct. 1781.

Eugenio Bustillos, originally from Guajuquilla, son of Diego Bustillos, deceased, and Antonia Hernández, married at NSG on 20 Oct. 1781 Josefa Valencia, daughter of Nicolás Valencia, deceased, and Juana Niño Ladrón de Guevara.

Cabrera, Fran^ca: Española from Paso, 60, widow. Her family: 1 orphan girl, 5. (1788-636)

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.

Cabrera, Jose Juaquin: Español from Paso, 48, farmer, married to Rosalia Gomez, Española from Paso, 41. His family: 2 sons, 22 and 20; 1 daughter, 8; 2 female orphans, 15 and 10. (1788-277)

At NSG on 28 July 1759, "Juan__ Cabrera" married Rosalía Gómez. (Magdaleno, p. 45)

Jose Juaquin Cabrera and Rosalia Gomes baptized at NSG: Miguel Geronimo on 2 Oct 1761, b 29 Sept; Maria Dominga on 17 Sept 1764, b 15th; Jose Ignacio Aban on 2 Aug 1775; Maria Cleta on 28 Apr 1781. (JCA, r 5)

Cabrera, Juaquin: farmer, Español, Paso native, 49 years old, married to Lorenza Espinosa, Española, 40, has two sons, 19 and 15; a daughter, 8; and two female orphans, 15 and 12.(1790-286)

DM at NSG on 11 Oct. 1796 for José Ubaldo Cabrera, 20, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of José Juachín Cabrera and María Rosalía Gómes, deceased, and María Gertrudis Quiñones, 14, española, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Santiago Quiñones, deceased and María de la Lus Lópes.

Cabrera, Lorenzo: Español, native of Paso, age 60, farmer, married to Maria Madaglena [sic] Sanchez, mulatta, age 50, native of Paso. His family: 3 sons, ages 20, 15 and 12; 1 daughter, 18. (1788-39)

At NSG on 3 Feb. 1759, Lorenzo Cabrera married Magdalena Jurado, coyota. (Magdaleno, p. 44)

Lorenzo Cabrera and Magdalena Jurado baptized at NSG: Geronimo Anttonio de Jesus on 4 Oct 1760; Maria Josepha Faustina on 18 Feb 1762, b 15th; Maria Juliana on 13 Apr 1765, b 10th;then Lorenzo Cabrera and Maria Madalena Sanchez baptized at NSG Maria Isidora de los Reyes on 8 Jan 1778, and Mariano Anttonio on 28 July 1779, b 26th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 15 Oct. 1773, Francisco Antonio, parbulo legitimate son of Lorenzo Cabrera and María Magdalena Sánches, was buried. (Magdaleno, 156; LDS 1156606)

DM at NSG on 1 Apr. 1795 for Antonio Cabrera, 20, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Lorenzo Cabrera and Magdalena Sánches, and Toribia Bargas, 23, española, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Cornelio Bargas and María Guadalupe Ábalos, deceased.

Could this be a misreading of one or more documents: DM at NSG on 5 July 1794 for José Cabrera, 20m Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Leonardo [?] Cabrera, deceased, and Magdalena Jurado, and María Encarnación Rodríguez, 14, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Miguel Rodríguez and Thereza Balberde.

Cadena, Juan Maria: mestizo from Fronteras, 58, blacksmith, married to Gregoria Mora, a mestiza from Paso, 30. His family: 2 sons, 16 and 8; 5 daughters, ages 12, 7, 7, 6 and 5. (1788-358)

DM at NSG on 22 Dec. 1766 for Juan María Flora Péres de la Cadena, citizen of El Paso,who came from the Presidio of Fronteras, son of Miguel Francisco Péres de la Cadena and Antonia Getrudis de Grijalva, took part at NSG and María Gregoria Mora, age 18, legitimate daughter of Manuel Mora and María Casimira Lucero, citizens of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection, Marriages 1715-1769)

Juan Maria Cadena and Gregoria Mora baptized at NSG: Juana Dorotea on 9 Feb 1777; Juana Vizenta Dorotea on the same date, apparently twins. Two other baptismal records at NSG probably belong to this couple: Jose Maria Cadena and Gregoria Mora baptized Maria Grasiliana on 13 Aug 1779, b 12th, and Jose Maria Cadena and Josefa Mora baptized Maria Serafina on 21 Nov 1781. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 22 Mar. 1772, Juan Miguel Guadalupe, parbulo legitimate son of Juan María Cadena and María Gregoria Mora, españoles was buried. (Magdaleno, 153; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 7 Nov. 1772, Antonia Gertrudis Gryalba, wife of Miguel Francisco de la Cadena of Paso, was buried. (Magdaleno, 155; LDS 1156606)

Cadena, Juan Maria: farmer, Español, Paso native, 57 years old, widower, has two sons, 19 and 17; 8 daughters, 18, 16, 16, 15, 7, 6, 5, and 2 years old.(1790-194)

Calderon, Pedro: mulatto from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Juana Maria Villegas, mulatta from Paso, 35. His family: 1 orphan girl, 5. (1788-426)

DM at NSG on 8 Aug. 1776 for Pedro Antonio Calderón, orphan, citizen of El Paso and Juana María Villegas, age 25, widow of Antonio Bernal, daughter of José Villegas and Lutgarda Enríquez, deceased, free mulattos and citizens of El Paso. (Rick Hendricks, El Valle Bajo, II, p. 136, cites, CAT 3: 3 f)

At NSG on 24 Sept. 1772, Antonio, Indio in the service of doña María Rosa Fernández, married Juana María Villegas, legitimate daughter of Joseph Villegas & Lugarda Enríques, deceased, mulatos libres.

Pedro Antonio Calderón, an orphan and servant of don Pedro Calderón, deceased, married at NSG on 17 Aug. 1776 Juana María Villegas, widow of Antonio Vernal, daughter of José Villegas and Lugarda Enríques, both deceased; all parties are mulattos.

Calderon, Pedro: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 33 years old, married to Juana Villegas, mestiza, 42, has a daughter, 7.(1790-461)

Campo, Pedro del: European, native of Belen in the Kingdom of France, age 59, farmer, married to Juliana Delfin, Española, native of Paso, age 28. His family: 2 sons of 3 and 1 years; 2 daughters of 9 and 4. (1788-11)

Pedro del Campo and Maria Juliana Delfin baptized Marta Margarita in April 1778, the month being obliterated, the infant being born on the 16th or 26, only the numeral 6 being readable; the same couple baptized Jose Victoriano on 9 Sept 1781, b 5th. (JCA, r 5)

Candelaria, Josefa: mestiza, 70.(1790-729)

Candelaria, Juan, Indian from Paso, 39, married to Maria Dorotea, Indian from Paso, 21. His family: 2 sons, 6 and 2; 1 orphan boy, 8. (1788-711 Indio del Pueblo.

[Juan] Candelario, widower from his marriage to María Sebastiana, Indio of this doctrine, married at NSG on 19 Oct. 1778 Dortea, India of this doctrine, daughter of Paulín and María de la Luz.

Candelaria, Juan: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 41 years old, married to Maria Dorotea, Indian, 23, has two sons, 8 and 5, and a 1 year-old daughter.(1790-786 Indio Piro)

Candelaria, Roberto: mulatto from Paso, 31, farmer, married to Vitoria Armijo, Española del Paso, 16. His family: 1 daughter this year. (1788-508)

Candelaria, Roberto: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Vitoria Armijo, mestiza, 19, has two daughters, 2 and 1.(1790-497)

Cantor, Santiago: Indian from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Maria Dominga Lilici, Indian from Paso, 20. (1788-742 Indio del Pueblo)

Santiago Cantor married María Dominga Ilisi at NSG on 3 Nov. 1787, both Indios of the pueblo.

Cantor, Santiago: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Dominga Lilici, Indian, 22.(1790-810 Indio Piro)

Capetilla, Maria: mulatta from Paso, 70, widow. (1788-704)

Carbajal, Antonio: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Josefa Aganza, Española from Paso, 25. (1788-315)

Antonio María Carabajal, son of Francisco Carabajal and Manuela Telles Xirón, married at NSG on 17 Jan 1780 María Josefa Aganza, daughter of Domingo Aganza, deceased, and Antonia Cavallero. Parents of María Josefa Aganza were described at NSG on 23 March 1762 when don Domingo de Agansa, native of the Presido of Paso, legitimate son of Captain Joseph Balentín Aganza, deceased, and doña Antonia de Balberde Cossio, took part in a prenuptial investigation prior to his intended marriage to doña Antonia Caballero García de Noriega, age 17, also a native of the presidio of Paso, legitimate daughter of don Pedro Caballero and doña Josepha García de Noriega, both deceased vecinos who came from the Valle of San Buenaventura. (CAT 4; f. 266-68)

Antonio Maria Garcia Caravajal and Maria Josefa de Aganza baptized at NSG on 13 Dec 1781 Maria Loreta Guadalupe, b 10th. (JCA, r 5)

Francisco Carbajal and Manuela Telles baptized their son Antonio Vicente at NSG on 8 Apr 1750; Antonio Maria on 29 Mar 1751 when he was termed español and his father given the surname of Garcia Caravajal. Francisco Garcia and Manuela Telles Xiron baptized Anttonia Gregoria at NSG on 2 Apr 1754, and the child was termed española. (JCA, r 5)

A brother of Antonio is found in the DM at NSG on 19 Apr. 1767 for José Carbajal, legitimate son of Francisco Carbajal and Manuela Telles Xirón, citizen of Paso, and Bonifacia del Villar, 16, legitimate daughter of Nicolás del Villar and Figenia Gon záles de Escalante, deceased, also a Paso citizen. (EPPL Callero Collection)

At NSG on 17 Sept. 1772, María Rosa, parbula legitimate daughter of Joseph García [Carbajal] and Bonifacia Villar, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606)

Carbajal, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 38, married to Josefa Aganza, Española, 26, has an orphan boy, 7, and an orphan girl [age obscured]. (1790-190)

CARBAJAL, CASIMIRO [see CASIMIRO GARCÍA below]

Carbajal, Casimiro: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Carmen Romero, mestiza, 17, has a son, 3.(1790-561)

Carbajal, Dionicio: mulatto from Paso, 67, farmer, widower. His family: 1 son, 18; 3 daughters, 16, 15 and 12. (1788-496)

Carbajal, Dionicio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 70 years old, has a daughter, 12.(1790-264)

At NSG on 26 Jan. 1751, Dionicio García Carbajal, legitimate son of Miguel García Carbajal and Josepha Martín, married Juana Juliana Vargas. Magdaleno, 26)

Dionicio Carvajal and Juana (Juliana) Vargas baptized at NSG: Juana Nepomucena on 16 June 1760, b 10th, termed española; Maria Magdalena on 23 July 1762, b 22nd when her mother was named Juliana; Joseph Manuel on 9 Sept 1765, b 4th. As Dionicio Garcia and Juana Bargas they baptized at NSG on 8 Dec 1755 Maria Nicolaza and Nuana Nicolaza Josepha, twins; on 11 May 1758 Juana Anastacia, española; on 11 June 1776 Maximo Verna__, son of Dionicio Garcia and Juliana Vargas. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 21 Feb. 1778 for Leonardo Apodaca, 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)

DM at NSG on 22 Mar. 1794 for Francisca Albina Carabajal, 18, legitimate daughter of Dionicio Carabajal and María Juliana Bargas, all Paso citizens, and Juan Ilario Luzero, 15, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Pedro Luzero and Gertrudis Idalgo.

DM at NSG on 8 Jan. 1790 for José Manuel García Carabajal, 2- [prob. 24], soltero español native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Dionisio Carabajal and Juliana Bargas, deceased, and María Francisca Telles, orphaned of her father, from Paso, legitimate daughter of Pedro Telles, deceased, and Mathea García Carabajal. The couple were related in the third degree of consanguinity; a dispensation was granted and recorded at Senecú on 10 Jan. 1790, and marriage could proceed after a public penance. At the DM the bride's age was noted as "Veinte y no sabe." A family tree of the relationship was provided:

Nicolás García Carbajal

Miguel García Carbaljal = brother of= Francisco García Carbajal

father of father of

Dionicio García Carbajal =1st cousin of= Mathia García Carbajal

father of mother of

José Manuel García Carbajal =2nd cousin of= María Francisca Telles

DM at NSG on 9 Aug. 1794 forJuan Ilario Lucero, 24, español, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Pedro Lucero and María ____[written over] Idalgo, deceased, and Francisca Albina Carabajal, 18, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Dionicio Carabajal and María Juliana Bargas, deceased, all españoles.

Carbajal, D. Fran^co : Español, native of the Valle de San Buenaventura, age 35, farmer, married to D^a Macedonia Rodrigues, Española, native of Paso, age 20. His family: 1 daughter born this Year; 1 male orphan, 6; 1 servant, 25 with a daughter, 1. (1788-13)

Carbajal, D. Fran^co: farmer, Español, native of San Buenaventura, 37 years old, married to D^a Macedonia Rodriguez, Española, 21, has a daughter [age obscured], an orphan male, 13, and two female orphans, 20 and 13. (1790-13)

Francisco Antonio José Carvajal, native of the Presidio of San Buenaventura, Sargeant, son of Antonio Carvajal and Diega Espíndola, both deceased, married at NSG on 1 May 1784 doña Macedonia Rodrígues de Aquiar, daughter of don Alexandro Rodrígues de Aquiar and doña Guadalupe García Noriega.

Carbajal, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 23 years old, married to Josefa Aguirre, Española, 18, has a year-old daughter.(1790-192)

Francisco Carvajal and Maria Josefa Aguirre baptized daughter Maria at San Antonio de Senecú on 5 Nov 1789. (JCA, r 9)

Carbajal, Geronimo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 20 years old, bachelor.(1790-562)

Carbajal, Jose: mestizo from Paso, 52, farmer, married to Bonifacia del Villar, Española from Paso, 37. His family: 1 son, 21; 2 daughters, 12 and 9; 1 male orphan a year old; 1 female servant, 25. (1788-360)

DM at NSG on 19 Apr. 1767 for José Carbajal, son of Francisco Carbajal and Manuela Telles Xirón, and Bonifacia del Villar, daughter of Nicolás del Villar and Jigenia Gonzáles de Escalante, deceased.

At NSG on 8 Aug. 1732, Francisco Carbajal married doña Manuela Telles Xirón. (Magdaleno,. 4)

Carbajal, Jose: farmer, Español, Paso native, 56 years old, married to Bonifacia Villar, Española, 37, has two daughters, 17 and 15; an orphan male, _ [ obscured], and a female orphan, 35.(1790-191)

CARBAJAL, JOSE [GARCIA CARBAJAL]

Carbajal, José: farmer, Español, Paso native, 21 years old, married to Fran^ca Telles, Española, 19.(1790-266)

DM at NSG on 8 Jan. 1790 for José Manuel García Carabajal of Paso, son of Dionicio García Carabajal and Juliana Bargas, deceased, and María Francisca Telles of Paso, daughter of Pedro Telles, deceased, and Matea García Carabajal.

Carbajal, Josefa: Española from Paso, 40, widow. Her family: 1 son, 9; 2 daughters, 14 and 6. (1788-633)

She might be the Maria Josefa Carvajal who married Alonso Beanes/Veanes and baptized at NSG: Maria de la Consepcion on 10 Nov 1761, b 8th; Phelipe de Jesus on 7 Feb 1763, b 5th; Maria Paula Encarnacion on 25 Mar 1779, b 22nd; Juana Ines on 22 Apr 1781, b 21st; . (JAC, r 5)

Carbajal, Josefa; Española, 49, has a son, 15, and a daughter, 8.(1790-673)

Carbajal, Luiz: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Rosa Armijo, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 5 sons, ages 15, 12, 7, 3 and 1; 1 orphan girl born this year. (1788-250)

Luiz Carabajal and Rosa Armijo baptizedJose Simon at NSG on 22 Feb 1777; Jose Jines Ipolito on 22 Apr 1779, b 19th when his father was named Luis Garcia Caravajal and mother Maria Rosa Armijo, padrinos were her parents Manuel Armijo and Barbara Teodora Maese; Felipe Santiago baptized on 2 May 1781, born 1st, son of Luis and Rosa Armijo. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG in 1770 [date not clear], Luis María Carvajal, legitimate son of Miguel García de Carbajal and María Padilla, married María Gertrudis Lucero. (Magdaleno, p. 82)

At NSG on 29 Jan. 1729, Miguel García de Carabajal, from the villa of San Lorenzo, widower from his marriage to Josepha Martín, legitimate son of Nicolás García de Carbajal and María de la Cerna, married María Padilla, citizen of the Pueblo of Senecú, legitimate daughter of Antonio Padilla, deceased, and María Candelaria del Río. (Magdaleno, 1)

A DM was held for Luis Carvajal and Rosa Armijo at El Paso from 26 Oct. 1775 to 27 Feb. 1776; the proceedings are recorded in AHAD-27, f. 116-20, (Hendricks & Colligan, "N.M. Prenuptial Investigations," p. 15-16), Luis Carbajal, 37, español, widower from his marriage to Gertrudis Lucero, son of Miguel Carvajal and María Padilla, natives and citizens of El Paso, and Rosa Armijo, 19, adopted daughter of Manuel Durán de Armijo and Teodora Maese, also natives and citizens of El Paso. Teodora Maese testified that Rosa was a blood relative of Luis as she was the natural daughter of Juan Pedro Carvajal, who was also Luis' first cousin. Teodora was said to have given birth to Rosa prior to her marriage, but denied this to her husband, saying that her Rosa's father was dead. Teodora added that no one in the land could verify whether Rosa was Juan Pedro's daughter, because at that time it was not discussed. Rosa Armijo stated that her mother had said that Luis Carvajal was a relative, but that she did not know to what degree.. When the proceedings were forwarded to Bishop Marcarulla at Durango he had the parish priest at Paso find out whether Manuel Armijo was ignorant of the relationship of Rosa to Luis, and if satisfied with the response that due to the distance from Durango, fray Gómez Terán could marry the couple 24 hours after reading the banns had been completed. When the priest asked 44 year-old Teodora Maese whether her husband knew of Rosa's relationship to Luis, she said that during the delays in the prenuptial proceedings, her husband had asked her how the couple was related and who was Rosa's father,. She said she told her husband that she did not know the father's surname, and that he was deceased. When Luis Carvajal was asked the same questions, he said that Manuel Durán de Armijo had married Teodora while she was breast-feeding Rosa, and as a result it was assumed by him and others living in the area that Manuel was Rosa's father. As a result, the priest recommended that the bishop grant a dispensation to marry to the couple.

At NSG on 11 Mar. 1776, Luis Carabajal, widower from his first marriage to Getrudis Lucero, son of Miguel Carabajal, deceased, and María Padilla, married María Rosa Armijo, daughter of Manuel Durán Armijo and Theodora Maese.

Related item: At NSG on 29 July 1750, Juan Antonio Telles married María Bárbara García Carbajal, legitimate daughter of Miguel García de Carbajal and María Padilla. (Magdaleno, 25)

At NSG on 1 Nov. 1774, Gertrudis Luzero, wife of Luis García Carvajal, was buried. (Magdaleno, 159; LDS 1156606)

Garcia, Luis: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40, married to Rosa Armijo, Española, 30, has five sons, 12, 10, 7, 5 and 1; a daughter, 2.(1790-316) [see Luis Carvajal]

Carbajal, Manuela: Española from Paso, 37, widow. Her family: 3 daughters, 14, 10 and 5. (1788-635)

Carbajal, Matea: Española, 65.(1790-647)

Antonia Matea Carabajal, daughter of Juan García Carabajal and Ana de Ortega, had married Pedro José Téllez , son of José Téllez and Juana Durán, made his will at El Paso ca. 18 Feb. 1788. The couple had six children: María Antonia Estefana, José Vicente, María Antonia Bernarda, María Josefa, María Francisca, and María Albina. (Rick Hendricks, "El Paso Wills, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer 1995, pp. 89-90)

Related item: At NSG on 22 Nov. 1750, Manuel García Carbajal, legitimate son of Juan García Carbajal and Ana María Ortega, married María Polonia Abeitia. (Magdaleno, 25)

Carpio, Da. Rosa: Española from Janos, 50, married, her husband absent many years. Her family: 3 sons, 28, 26 and 15; 2 daughters, 22 and 21. (1788-568)

Carpio, D^a Rosa: Española, 50, has three sons, 30, 28 and 18; two daughters, 25 and 21.(1790-603)

DM at NSG on 7 June 1794 for Fermín Morro, 36, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Juan José Morro, deceased, and María Ribera, and Maria Feliciana Carpio, 15, also Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of don José ____ [probably Ponce or Perea] and doña Josefa Carpio, all Paso citizens.

Carrasco, Pioquinto: farmer, Español, native of the Valle de San Bartolome, 40 years old, married to Maria Juana [? partially obscured] Aguirre, Española, 20, has a son, 5 and two daughters, 7 and 1.(1790-333)

DM at NSG on 4 Oct 1796 for Juan Bautista Montoya, mestizo, native of the Presidio of Carrizal, 26, citizen of Paso and legitimate son of Marcos Victoriano Montoya and María Josefa Apodaca, deceased, and María Gertrudis Carrasco, española, 24, native of the Presidio del Norte and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Pioquinto Carrasco and Juana María Balles.

Casillas, Salvador: Español from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Juana Barron, Española from Paso, 50. His family: 3 daughters, 22, 15 and 12. (1788-177)

At NSG on 3 Dec. 1770, Salbador Matías Casillas, widower from his marriage to doña Antonia Durán Cháves, son of Bernardo Casillas, deceased, and María Montes Vijil, also deceased, married Juana Barrón, widow of Félis Carbajal, daughter of Pedro Barrón, deceased and Andrea Montaño.

Casillas, Salbador: farmer, Español, Paso native, 68 years old, married to Juana Barron, Española, 57, has three daughters, 15, 12 and 9.(1790-296)

Castellanos, Juan Ant^o; mestizo from Paso, 18, farmer, married to Encarnacion Ortega, a mestiza from Paso, 16. His family, 1 son [born] this year. (1788-318)

Juan Antonio Castellanos and his brother Manuel were named in their father's will made at El Paso on 1 May 1766. The ;father, also Juan Antonio Castellanos, stated he was a El Paso native, son of Juan Castellanos and Francisca Naranjo, both deceased, that he had married first María Marta de Herrera, daughter of Antonio Pérez and María Josefa Herrera, El Paso natives, by whom he had the two sons named earlier. Juan Antonio's second wife was Juana Torres, daughter of Juan Torres and María Ledesma, by whom he had a son, Juan José, who died when just one year old. His second wife was a widow when she married Juan Antonio, Sr. ("Wills from El Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," by Rick Hendricks, Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer, 1995, p. 84)

Antonio Castellanos and Juana Torres baptized their son Juan Joseph Ignacio at NSG on 21 May 1760; he was born on the 20th of the same month. (JCA, r 5)

Related item: At NSG on 28 Jan. 1755, Manuel Antonio Castellano, legitimate son of Antonio Castellano and María Herrera, married Dominga Zisnero, legitimate daughter of Salvador Zisnero and Lugarda del Río, españoles. (Magdaleno, 34) Manuel Castellano and Dominga Zisneros baptized at NSG: Juana Estefana on 29 Dec 1757 when she was termed a mulatta and her mother called Dominga Ramos; Juana Antonia born 13 Oct 1760, born 10th, daughter of Manuel and Dominga Zisneros; Juan Thomas, son of the same couple, baptized on 23 Dec 1763, b 21st. (JCA r 5)

Castellano, Juan: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Encarnacion Ortega, mestiza, 16, has a one year-old son.(1790-566)

Castillo, José: Español, native of New Mexico, age 41, a Silversmith married to Josefa Garcia, Española, Paso native, age 30. His family: 5 sons, ages 14, 10, 8. 7 and 2; 2 daughters, 8 and 6; 1 male orphan, __; 1 female orphan, 16. (1788-46)

DM at NSG on 21 Jan. 1766 for Joseph Álbares del Castillo, legitimate son of don Juan Miguel Álbares del Castillo and Bárbara Baca, both deceased, Paso citizens, and Francisca García de Noriega, 18, legitimate daughter of Manuel García de Noriega and Manuela Alderete, Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection) Joseph Albares del Castillo, legitimate son of Juan Miguel Albares del Castillo and Bárbara Baca married Francisca García de Noriega, legitimate daughter of Manuel García de Noriega and Manuela Alderete, at NSG on 30 Jan. 1766. (Magdaleno, p. 71)

At NSG on 12 Apr. 1774,. don José Álbares del Castillo, widower from his first marriage to doña Francisca García de Noriega, legitimate son of don Miguel Álbares del Castillo and doña Bárbara Baca, both deceased, married doña Josepha García de Noriega, legitimate daughter of don Manuel García de Noriega and doña Manuela de Alderete.

At NSG on 24 Apr. 1773, Rosalía García de Noriega, widow of don Juan Miguel Álvares del Castillo, was buried. (Magdaleno, 156; LDS 1556606)

At NSG José Albares del Castillo and Josefa García de Noriega baptized: Miguel Ramon, español, on 11 Feb 1776, and Juan Antonio Albino, b the 1st on 3 Mar 1778; on 20 Feb 1780 Jose del Castillo and Josefa Garcia de Noriega baptized their son Jose Julian Ignacio at NSG; he was born the 17th.. (JCA, r 5)

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 doña Getrudis Fernándes.

Castro, Fran^co : a mestizo from Chihuahua, 40, farmer, married to M^a Ortega, mulatta from Paso. 45. (1788-319)

Castro, Fran^co: farmer, Español, native of Parral, 46 years old, married to Teresa Ortega, Española, 32.(1790-59)

Castro, D. Rufina de: Española from Paso. 35, widow. Her family: 2 children [gender obscured], 14 and 11; 1 mulatta slave, 48. (1788-571)

At NSG on 14 Oct. 1772, doña Rufina González de Castro, legitimate daughter of Bernardo Gonzáles and Brianda Roybal, married Francisco Montes de Mendoza, from Málaga in the Kingdom of Castille, legitimate son of don Joseph Montes and doña Bernarda Hurtado de Mendoza. (Magdaleno, p. 89)

Bernardo Gonzales de Castro and Maria Brianda Roybal baptized at NSG: Maria Rufina, española, on 18 Nov 1753; Maria Vissenta, española, on 8 Apr 1759; Eusebio Francisco on 9 Sept 1761, b 6th; Maria Juachina, on 23 Aug 1763, b 21st. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 5 Sept. 1773, Joseph Ramón, parbulo legitimate son of don Francisco Montes and doña Rufina de Castro, was buried. (Magdaleno, 156; LDS 1156606)

Castro, D^a Rufina de; Española, 37, has two sons, 16 and 14; two female orphans, 16 and 2; a mulatta servant, 15.(1790-605)

Castro, D^a. Vicenta de: Española from Paso, 29, widow. Her family, 1 child [gender obscured], 4 years old. (1788-572)

Vicenta González de Castro, legitimate daughter of [Ber]nardo González de Castro and Brianda Roybal, married don Thomas Equirrola at NSG on 14 Aug. 1775. (Magdaleno, p. 97)

Related item: At NSG on 21 June 1750, don Bernardo Gonzáles de Castro married María Brianda Roibal. Magdaleno, 25)

Castro, D^a Vicenta: Española, 32, has a daughter, 7.(1790-606)

Chihuahua, Juana Antonia: mestiza, 44, has a son, 29, and a daughter, 12.(1790-754)

Chimaio, Lorenza: mestiza, 104.(1790-766)

Chura, Cisilia: Indian from Paso, 25, widow; Her family: 1 son, 7. (1788-644)

Chura, Maria Sesilia: mestiza, 18, has a daughter, 2.(1790-727)

[see Celiciano Sánchez]

Chura, Luisa: mestiza, 55.(1790-749)

Colmenero, D. Gregorio: Español, native of Chihuahua, age 3_, farmer, married to D^a Maria Garcia, Española, native of Chihuahua, 45. His family: 1 son, 5; 2 daughters of 15 and 8 years. (1788-15)

He is likely the Julian Gregorio Colmenero mentioned in his father's will made at El Paso on 30 June 1768 ("Wills from El Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," by Rick Hendricks, Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer, 1995, p. 84 ) Will of Pedro Angel Colmenero, merchant in El Paso, native of Querétaro, son of Carlos Colmenero and María Marchena Villaseñor, both deceased. Pedro married first Paula de Alcalá, native of the valle of San Bartolomé, by whom he had Juliana Gregorio, María Antonia, Estefana and Cipriano. He married secondly Gabriela García de Noriega with whom he had Baltasar, and then married thirdly Rita de Almanza with whom he had two sons, José Antonio and Bruno José. At the date of making his will, Rita was expecting another child.

Pedro Angel Colmenero baptized at NSG: by his second wife, Gabriela Garzia de Noriega son Juan de los Reyes Anttonio Balthazar born on the 6th and christened on 11 Jan 1761; by his third wife Rita de Almanza he baptized Maria Lorenza on 16 Aug 1762, b 10th; Joseph Antonio on 23 Nov 1763, b 18th; Juana Antonia on 30 June 1765, b 24th. (JCA, r 5)

Pedro Angel Colmenero and Paula de Alcalá baptzed at NSG son Joseph Cyprian on 29 Sept 1759, an español. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 21 Mar. 1760, don Pedro Ángel de Colmenero, widower from his marriage to doña Paula Alcalá, married doña Gabriela García de Noriega. (Magdaleno, p. 48) Pedro [Angel] Colmenero and Paula de Alcala baptized their daughter Maria Estephana at NSG on 9 Sept 1757; she was termed española. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 19 Aug. 1761, don Pedro Colmenero, widower from his marriage to Paula Alcalá married doña Rita de Almanza. (Magdaleno, p. 53)

Another son of don Carlos Colmenero, but by doña María Marsela Ortis y Villaseñor, both deceased, and from the city of Querétaro, was don Pedro Ángel Colmenero, widower from his marriage to doña Paula de Alcalá is found in a DM at NSG on 12 Mar. 1760 for his impending marriage to doña Grabriela García, 26, legitimate daughter of don Lázaro García, deceased, and doña Bárbara Niño Ladrón de Guebara, citizens of Paso. The couple wanted to marry immediately as doña Grabriela Marselino whose brothers were captains at the Paso presidio wanted their pregnant sister to have the banns dispensed. The couple were given a dispensation to marry but were ordered to pay 50 pesos in plata sellada.

Gregorio Colmenero and wife Maria Garcia baptized at NSG Ignacia Regina on 2 Oct 1776, and when the mother's surname was Maria Garica Carnero they baptized Pedro Ignacio on 3 Aug 1779; he was born the 1st. (JCA, r 5)

Contreras, Antonio: Español from Paso, 38, farmer, married to Felipa Aldai, Española from Paso, 28. His family: 2 sons, 10 and 5; 2 daughters, 7 and 3; 1 male orphan, 12. (1788-162)

At NSG on 18 Sept. 1775, Antonio Contreras, legitimate son of Antonio Valerio Contreras and Francisca Antonia Márquez, married Phelipa de Jesús Aldai. (Magdaleno, p. 97) Antonio Contreras and Felipa Aldai/Alday baptized at NSG: Felipe de la Cruz on 14 Sept 1776; Maria Severiana on 23 Feb 1778, b 20th; Mariana Paula on 5 Mar 1780, b 2nd. (JCA, r 5)

Related item: Antonio Valerio Contreras married Antonia Márquez at NSG on 26 Sept. 1746. (Magdaleno, 22) Antonio Valero/Valerio Contreras and Maria Anttonia Marques baptized at NSG: Joseph Domingo on 12 Dec 1751; Antonio Balerio on 4 Nov 1755 and termed español; as Valerio Contreras and Antonia Marquez they baptized Maria Dolores on 22 Mar 1758, an española; Pedro Joseph on 21 Oct 1761, b 20th; Maria Manuela on 1 Jan 1763, b 29 Dec; and back as Antonio Valerio they baptized Joseph Luis on 22 Aug 1765, b 18th, (JCA, r 5)

Contreras, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Felipa Marquez, Española, 35, has four sons, 11, 8, 6 and 1 year old; two daughters, 7 and 2; and a male orphan, 18.(1790-50)

A brother of Antonio Contreras is found in the DM at NSG on 22 Dec. 1792 for José Balente Contreras, 26, español native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Antonio Balerio Contreras, deceased, and Francisca Antonia Márques, and Ana Josefa Lópes, 20, española native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of José Antonio Lópes and María Guadalupe Suaso.

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)

Antonio Contreras made his will at El Paso on 13 Jan. 1808 in which he said he was the son of Antonio Valerio Contreras and Francisca Antonia Márquez, both deceased, but explaining the two names for his wife in the censuses. He said he was married to Felipa Alday by whom he had four children who died in childhood and eleven who survived, but only named ten: ?, 30; Paul, 2?; Felipe, 27; Anastacia, 26; Norberto, 24; Norato, 28; Lucas, 20; Gregoria, 11; Leonardo, 8; and Manuela, 7. (Rick Hendricks, "El Paso Wills, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer 1995, p. 91,)

Contreras, Domingo: Español from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Maria Varela, Española from Paso, 26. (1788-161)

José Domingo Contreras, son of Valerio Contreras, deceased, and Francisca Antonia Márquez, married at NSG on 30 Apr. 1781, María Dominga Barela, daughter of Juan Barela, deceased, and Margarita Lucero.

Contreras, Domingo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 35 years old, married to Maria Varela, Español, 28, has a son, 2, and a one year-old daughter.(1790-45)

Contreras, Fran^co: Español from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Maria Fran^ca Marquez, Española from Paso, 26. (1788-284)

José Francisco Contreras, son of Vizente Contreras and María Casilda Trujillo, deceased, married at NSG on 28 Feb. 1786 Francisca Xaviera Márquez, daughter of Antonio de la Luz Márquez and María Polonia Hidalgo.

Vissente Contreras and Casilda Truxillo baptized their son Joseph Dionision , born the sixth on 7 April 1763 at NSG. (JCA, r 5) Vizente may have married again or had a son by that name who married Estefana Maese and they baptized their son Juan Dionicio at NSG on 9 Oct 1776. (JCA, r 5)

Contreras, Jose Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 26 years old, married to Fran^ca Marquez, Española, 20.(1790-290)

Contreras, Juana: mulatta from Paso, 50, widow. (1788-698)

Contreras, Juana: Española, 52.(1790-687)

Conteras [surely Contreras], Valerio: Español from Paso, 29, farmer, married to Getrudiz Gutierrez, Española from Paso, 23. His family, 1 son from this year. (1788-160)

Valerio Contreras, son of Valerio Contreras and Antonia Márquez, married at NSG on 28 Aug. 1781, Margarita Gutiérrez, daughter of José Gutiérrez and María del Carmen Montoya.

At Paso on 6, 9 & 15 October - 14 & 17 Nov. 1787, Manuela Contreras, citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Balerio Contreras, deceased, and Antonia Márques, petitioned the church asking for justice in that Juan Josef Garz^a Carbajal had fled from the Paso jurisdiction under orders from his father inorder to prevent their marriage. She wants Juan José imprisoned in Paso. (CAT 3:612) Besides that complaint there were more and responses as the matter was investigated. A Valerio Contreras, possibly the bride-to-be's brother as his father was noted as deceased, said that Juan José García Carbajal, son of Juan Pedro García Carbajal, all Paso citizens, had given his word to marry Valerio's daughter, Manuela, and as a result had made her pregnant, and Valerio wants him to marry her; that she is a poor widow, and has honorable parents. He claims that there is a royal cédula which states that children do not have to marry without their parent's approaval and that is the case in this instance. Later Manuela claims that she no longer wants to marry him, not knowing of his infamy, and that she had given up her honor to him.

Contreras, Vicente: Español from Paso, 70, farmer, married to Getrudiz Albizu, Española from Paso, 25. (1788-165)

DM at NSG on 5 Dec. 1777 for Vicente Contreras, español of Paso, widower from his first marriage to Casilda Truxillo, legitimate son of Andrés Contreras and Felisana Telles Xirón, both deceased, natives and citizens of Paso, and María Getrudis Albisu, 28, of Paso, widow of Santiago Montoya Malagros, legitimate daughter of Juan Manuel Albiso and María Ángela Sernaboth deceased natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 530-31).

Contreras, Vicente: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 65, married to Getrudis Albizu, mestiza, 28, has a daughter, 23.(1790-359)

Cordero, Fran^co : Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Rosa Lucero, Española from Paso, 26. His family: 1 son born this year; 2 daughters 5 and [obliterated]. (1788-235)

DM at NSG on 14-17 Feb. 1778 (AHAD-28, f. 541-44; Hendricks & Colligan, "N.M. Prenuptial Investigations", p. 35-6) for Francisco Cordero, 25, legitimate son of Francisco Cordero and Florencia Alderete [aka Maese if she is the same party noted in the DM for José Antonio Cordero below], deceased, all citizens and natives of El Paso and españoles. Rosalía Lucero, more than 25 years old, was the widow of Diego Borrego who had been killed by the Apaches, legitimate daughter of Raimundo Lucero and María Náñez, also natives and citizens of El Paso. Rosalía was a poor widow with young children needing support, and though they were related to a degree which Rosalía could not define, she admitted that she had been living unchastely with Francisco. The couple were granted a dispensation to marry and given a public penance to perform prior to that event.

At NSG on 4 Dec. 1738, Francisco Xabier Cordero, legitimate son of Juan Ruiz Cordero, deceased, and María Carillo de Nazas, married Gregoria Florenytina Alderete, legitimate daughter of Miguel de Alderete, deceased, and Juana Maese. (Magdaleno, 11) Francisco Cordero and Florencia/Gregoria Alderete baptizedat NSG: Joseph Raphael, español, on 14 May 1754; Maria Graciana, mulatta, 16 Aug 1756; Juan Candelaria, coyote, on 6 Feb 1759; Maria Paula 15 Jan 1761, b 15th; Maria Ignacia 11 Apr 1763, b 9th; Cornelio Cipriano 16 Sept 1776. (JCA, r 5)

Francisco Cordero, son of Francisco Cordero and Florencia Alderete, married at NSG on 2 Mar. 1778 Rosalía Lucero, widow from her first marriage to Diego Borrego, daughter of Raimundo Lucero and María Nañes.

Francisco Cordero and Maria Roza Luzero baptized their daughter, Maria de la Cruz, at NSG on 17 Sept 1781, b 14th. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 30 Aug. 1770 forNicolás Lucero, legitimate son of Nicolás Lucero and Rufina Vigil, and María Dominga Cordero, legitimate daughter of Florencio Cordero and Florencia Maese.

At NSG on 10 Sept. 1770 Francisco Lucero and Florencia Alderete had a legitimate daughter, María Dominga Cordero, who married Nicolás Lucero, legitimate son of Domingo Lucero, deceased and Rufina Vijil.

A brother of Francisco is known from his marriage at NSG on 20 Mar. 1772: Gregorio Cordero, legitimate son of Francisco Cordero and Florencia Alderete married María Francisca, coyota, huerfana. (Magdaleno, p. 87) At NSG on 16 Mar 1778, Gregorio Cordero and Francisca Velarde, termed Indians, baptized their son Julian, born the 16th. (JAC, r 5)

A sister of Francisco is known from her marriage at NSG in 1770 (date not clear): María Dominga Cordero, legitimate daughter of Francisco Cordero and __orencia Alderete, married Nicolás Lucero, legitimate son of Domingo Lucero, deceased, and Rufina Vijil. (Magdaleno, p. 82)

Cordero, Fran^co.: farmer, Español, Paso native, 34 years old, married to Rosalia Lucero, Española, 30, has two sons, 2 and 1; two daughters, 7 and 5.(1790-219)

Cordero, Jose: Español from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Vicenta Lopes, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 2 sons, 3 and 1; 1 daughter, 5. (1788-167)

DM at NSG on 9 Sept. 1780 for José Antonio Cordero, citizen of Paso, son of Francisco Cordero and Florencia Alderete, deceased, and Vicenta López,2_ [prob. 22] daughter of Lorenzo López, deceased, and Nicolasa Telles, also citizens of Paso..

José Antonio Cordero, son of Francisco Cordero and Florencia Alderete, deceased, married at NSG on 26 Sept. 1780 Vicenta López, daughter of Lorenzo López, deceased, and Nicolasa Telles.

At NSG on 4 Dec. 1738, Francisco Xabier Cordero, legitimate son of Juan Ruiz Cordero, deceased, and María Carillo de Nazas, married Gregoria Florenytina Alderete, legitimate daughter of Miguel de Alderete, deceased, and Juana Maese. (Magdaleno, 11)

Cordero, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 31, married to Vicenta Lopes, mestiza, 28, has two sons, 4 and 3; a daughter, 6.(1790-346)

CORDOVA, CRISTOBAL MARIA

Cordova, D. Xptoval Maria de: European, native of Cadiz, age 32, occupation of retired Lieutenant, married to D^a Feliciana de Orcasitas, Española, native of Paso, age 26. His family: 1 son, 8; 2 daughters of 6 and 1; 1 single male servant, 16; 2 female servants, widows of 26 and 20 with 1 son of 3 years and a daughter of 1. (1788-2)

DM at NSG on 17 Nov. 1778 for don Christóbal María Córdova, español, lieutenant at the presidio of Carrizal, legitimate son of Eusevio de Córdova, deceased, and Paula Rodríguez, and doña Feliciana de Orcasitas, 20, españnola from the pueblo of Paso, legitimate daughter of don Joseph de Orcasitas and doña Juana Telles Xirón, españoles and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 604-06)

Córdova, D. Xptoval Maria de: retired Cavalry Lieutenant, Español, European, native of Cadiz, 35, married to D^a Feliciana de Orcasitas, Española, 28, has two sons, 11 and 1 year; two daughters, 8 and 3; an orphan boy, 5; and two female orphans, 26 and 2 years old.(1790-4)

CORTES, FABIAN [SEBASTIAN]

Cortes, Fabian: Español from Paso, 22, farmer, married to Candelaria Rivera, Española from Paso, 20. His family: 1 son from this year. (1788-272)

Fabián Sebastiána Cortés, son of Antonio Cortés and María Francisca Maese, both deceased, married at NSG on 10 Jan. 1788 María Candelaria Rivera, daughter of Juan Rivera and María Felisiana Durán, deceased.

Antonio Cortés, widower from his marriage to Francisca Maesse, married at NSG on 1 Oct. 1764, Catharina Luzero. (Magdaleno, p,. 63) Antonio Cortes and Catarina Luzero baptized their daughter, Maria Marcelina at NSG on 21 June 1780, b 18th. (JCA, r 5)

Cortes, Fabian: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Candelaria Rivera, mestiza, 18, has a year old son and a 15 year old daughter.(1790-504)

Notice at NSG on 17 [Feb. ?] 1826 for Francisco León, son of Xavier León and Gertrudis Grijalva, citizens of Paso, and Ricarda Cortés, daughter of Fabián Cortés and Candelaria Rivera of the Paso jurisdiction; stating that they may marry after banns have been proclaimed if no impediment is found. Fr. Francisco Robles states that the banns at the Castrense of San Bernardino de Fronteras were proclaimed as ordered on three festive days at Mass and dated that message 20 May 1826. (CAT 1: 79-80)

Costales, Domingo: coyote from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Maria [Francisca] Herrera, mestiza from Paso, 30. (1788-366)

Domingo Costales, adopted son of don Francisco Costales, deceased, married at NSG on 14 Aug. 1787 María Francisca Herrera, widow from her first marriage to Julián Ábalos, daughter of Juan Antonio Herrera and Juana Luján, both deceased.

At NSG on 27 May 1775, Petra Escalante, wife of don Francisco Costales, was buried. (Magdaleno, 161; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 6 May 1746, don Francisco Costales Sierra [?], married Petra de Escalante, widow of Juan de Perea. (Magdaleno 21) Related item: At NSG on 7 Feb. 1734, Mathías Perea, legitimate son of Juan Perea and Petrona de Escalante, married Juana Maese, legitimate daughter of Cayetano Maese and Antonia Brito. (Magdaleno, 5)

DM at NSG on 16 Sep. 1796 for Domingo Costales, mestizo, native and citizen of Paso, 52, widower from his first marriage to María Herrera, and Ana María Esmerejilda Lucero, 20, mestiza, natural daughter of José Manuel Lucero and María Juaquina, both deceased.

Costales, Domingo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 60 years old, married to Maria Herrera, mestiza, 55, has an orphan girl, 14.(1790-402)

Costales, Juan Antonio: Español from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Petra Garcia, Española from Paso, 20. His family: 1 son from this Year. (1788-115)

Costales, Juan Ant^o: farmer, Español, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Petra Garcia, Española, 22, has a daughter, 2.(1790-144)

Cruz, Juan Ant^o Indian from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Maria Santa, Indian from Paso, 29. His family: 1 son, 14; 1 daughter, 8. (1788-737 Indio del Pueblo)

Cruz, Juan Antonio: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 28 years old, married to Maria Santos, Indian, 31, has two sons, 16 and 1, and a daughter, 10.(1790-807 Indio Piro)

Cruz, Juan Jose: Indian from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Maria Josefa Abalos, Indian from Paso, 22. (1788-725 Indio del Pueblo)

José de la Cruz, Indio of this pueblo, son of Juan Luis and María Rosa Ortega, married at NSG on 12 Oct. 1786 María Josefa Ávalos, India of this pueblo, daughter of Juan José de Ávalos and Petra, deceased.

DM at Paso on 9 June 1766 for Juan Andrés de la Cruz, widower from his first marriage to Ignacia Sisneros, citizens of the Rancho de los Tiburcios, and Rosa de Ortega, age 19, legitimate daughter of Juan José de Ortega, deceased, and Andrea Archuleta, also citizens of the same Rancho. (EPPL, Callero Collection, Paso Marriages 1715-1769)

Cruz, Juan Jose: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 27 years old, married to Maria Josefa Abalos, Indian, 25, has a year-old son.(1790-798 Indio Piro)

Cruz, Juan Luiz de la: Indian from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Rosa Ortega, Indian from Paso, 50. His family: 1 son, 8; 2 daughters, 9 and 5. (1788-728)

Quaron, José: mulatto from Paso, 38, farmer, married to Tomasa Fernandez, mulatta from Chihuahua, 29. (1788-431)

Quaron, Jose Ant^o: mestizo, farmer, Paso native, 34 years old, married to Tomasa Hernandez, mestiza, [age obscured].(1790-466)

Quaron, D. Lorenzo: Español, native of Chihuahua, age 56, farmer, married to D^a Antonia Caballero, Española, native of Paso, age 38. His family: 3 sons, ages 19, 15 and 2; 2 daughters, 9 and 5; 2 female orphans, 12 and 7; 1 female servant, 44. (1788-27)

Quaron, Don Lorenzo: Collector of Tithes, Español, native of Chihuahua, 59 years old, married to D^a Ant^a Caballero, Española, 46, has three sons, 22, 15 and 4; two daughters, 11 and 7; three mestiza female servants, 46, 12 and 9 years old. (1790-23)

DM at NSG on 30 Jan. 1769 for Don Lorenzo Antonio Quarón, widower from his first marriage to doña Rosa de Estrada, and doña Antonia Caballeros, widow of don Domingo Aganza.

Lorenzo Quaron and Luisa/Rossa de Estrada baptized at NSG: Maria Josepha, española, on 3 Dec 1754; Joseph Antonio on 4 Mar 1756; Maria Francisca Trinidad on 6 June 1757; Francisca Mariano on 12 Sept 1758; Santiago Vissente on 28 July 1762, b 25th; Nicolas Antonio on 12 Sept 1763, b 10th; the first four were all termed españoles. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 6 Jan. 1770, Lorenzo Quarón, widower from his first marriage to Rosa Estrada, married Antonia Caballero, widow of Domingo Aganza, all vecinos of El Paso.

Lorenzo Quaron and Antonia Guadalupe Caballero baptized at NSG: Antonio Vizente George on 24 Apr 1776; Maria Rita Vizenta 3 May 1779, b 1st. A possiblechild of this couple was the baptism of Geronima Vizente on 2 Oct 1775 at NSG by Feliz Cuaron and Maria Antonia Guadalupe Caballero. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 7 Apr. 1792 for José Simón Velarde y Calderón, 23, native and citizen of Paso, natural son of Juana Antonia Belarde, and Gerónima Visenta Quaron, 18, native and citizen of Paso, adopted daughter of don Lorenso Antonio Quaron and doña Antonia Cavallero.

DM at NSG on 18 Mar. 1795 for don Visente Nestor Quaron, 24, español, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of don Lorenso Antonio Quaron and doña Antonia Caballero, and doña Bárbara Orcasitas, 18, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of don Francisco Orcasitas and doña María Josefa Durán.

Quaron, Mariano: mulatto from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Teresa Rodriguez, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 1 son, 3; 1 daughter, 8. (1788-430)

Mariano Quarón, son of don Lorenzo Quarón and doña Rosa Estrada, married at NSG on 4 March 1782 Teresa Rodríguez, daughter of Bernardo Rodríguez and Antonia Idalgo.

Quaron, Mariano: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, [age obscured], married to Teresa Rodriguez, mestiza, 25, has three sons, 8, 5 and 3.(1790-467)

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