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Apelo, Fran^co: Español of Paso, 28, farmer, married to Vitoria Naranjo , Española of Paso, 21. (1788-231)

Francisco Antonio Dapelo, son of Antonio Dapelo and Pascuala Luzero Maese, married at NSG on 20 Mar. 1786 María Victoria Naranjo, daughter of José Naranjo and María Jurado.

Related item: att NSG on 3 Dec. 1752, don Antonio María Dapelo, ultrmarino, married Pasquala Maeze, legitimate daughter of Juan Maeze and Isabel Candelaria. (Magdaleno, 28) Antonio Maria Dapelo and Anttonia/Pasquala Maesse baptized at NSG: Juana Maria on 1 July 1753, an española; Maria Gertrudis Guadalupe, española, on 6 Feb 1756; Francisco Antonio Maria on 24 Nov 1760, b 18th. (JCA, r 5)

Daria, Antonia: mestiza, 25, has two sons, 7 and 6, and a daughter, 2.(1790-724)

Dias, Jose Ant^o: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Dolores Romero, mestiza, 40, has a son, 21, and two daughters, 16 and 13.(1790-380)

DM at NSG on 14 Dec. 1765 José Antonio Díaz, son of Ignacio Maximo Días and María Josefa Vais [or Vaesa], both deceased Paso citizens. The prospective groom came from Parral more than a year ago and is a Paso citizen, and wished to marry María Dolores Romero, 22, legitimate daughter of Juan Romero, deceased, and María Candelaria Parra, also citizens of the jurisdiction of the royal presidio of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection).

DM at NSG on 28 Sept. 1792 for Juan Francisco Díaz, 25, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of José Antonio Díaz and María Dolores Romero, and María Juliana Granillo, 28, native and citizen of Paso, widow from her first marriage to Santiago Rodríguez, legitimate daughter of Manuel Granillo and Juana Telles.

Dominguez, Feliciana: Española, 70.(1790-630)

At NSG on 20 Feb. 1735, Joseph Telles married Feliciana Domínguez. (Magdaleno, 6)

Joseph Telles and Feliciana Dominguees baptized at NSG: Antonio Victoriano on 17 Nov 1750; Joseph de la Encarnacion on 30 Mar 1753. (JAC, r 5)

At NSG in Dec. 1772, Victorino Telles, legitimate son of Joseph Telles Durán and ____ Domínguez, married Francisca Montaño, legitimate daughter of Juan Diego Montaño and Victoria del Río, all españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 90) Victorino was Encarnación's brother.

DM at NSG on 13 Jan. 1776 for Jph Encarnación Telles y Domínguez, legitimate son of Jph Telles and Feliciana Domínguez, españoles and citizens of Paso, and María Antonia Perea, age 18, legitimate daughter of Salbador Perea, deceased, and María Dolores Truxillo, also citizens of Paso. (CAT 4: 364-65)

At NSG on 27 Jan. 1776, José Encarnación Telles, son of Joseph Telles Durán and Feliciana Domínguez, married María Antonia Perea, daughter of Salbador Perea, deceased, and María Dolores Trujillo.

Dominguez, Fran^co: mulatto from Paso, 34, farmer, married to Maria Villar, Española from Paso, 28. His family: 1 son, 6; 1 daughter, 3. (1788-561)

Francisco Domingues and Maria Rosa del Villar baptized at NSG: Maria Martina on 13 Nov 1779, b 11th; Jose Antonio on 14 Dec 1780, b 14th. (JAC, r 5)

Dominguez, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 35 years old, married to Rosa Villar, Española, 25, has a son, 7 and 2 daughters, 4 and 1. (1790-124)

Letter from María Josefa Ruedas, citizen of Paso, dated 17 Apr.. 1819 granting permission for her daughter, María Clementa López, 17, to marry José María Domínguez, legitimate son of Sr. Francisco Domínguez, deceased, and Sra. María Rosa del Villar of the Paso jurisdiction. The letter was written and signed for Maria Josefa Ruedas by Benito del Villar. (CAT 1: 35 only)

Dominguez, José: Español, native of Paso, age 47, farmer, married to Antonia Padilla, Española, Paso native, age 30. His family: 3 sons, ages 17, 15 and 4; 4 daughters, 9, 7, 5 and 4; 1 female orphan [age obliterated]. (1788-54)

DM at NSG on 31 Dec. 1765 for Joseph Antt^o Doming^z, legitimate son of don Juachín Doming^z, deceased, and doña Manuela Ruis, citizen of La Ysleta, while the groom is a Paso citizen, and Antt^a Daria Padilla, 15, legitimate daughter of Jph. Padilla and Rosa Niño Ladrón de Guebara, deceased, citizens of Senecú. (EPPL Callero Collection)

Jose Antonio Dominguez and Antonia Daria Padilla baptized at NSG: Maria Tomasa on 5 Jan 1778, b 31 Dec 1777;Secundina Josefa on 6 Mar 1781, ab 3rd. (JAC r, 5)

Dominguez, Jose: farmer, Español, native of Torreon, 49 years old, married to Antonia Padilla, Española, 35, has three sons, 20, 18 and 7 years old; 4 daughters, 13, [obscured], 8 and 5 years old, and a female orphan, 15.(1790-47)

DM at NSG on 20 Oct. 1795 for María Gabriela Domíngues, 23, española, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of José Antonio Domíngues and Antonia Daria Padilla, and José Roman Lucero, español, 25, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of [prob. Tiburcio - reads Tabisio] Lucero, deceased, and María Matiana Márques.

Dominguez, Juan: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Petrona Mizquiz, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 2 sons, 2 and 1; 1 male orphan, 15. (1788-518)

At NSG on 12 July 1773, Juan Antonio Domínguez, legitimate son of Francisco Domínguez, deceased and Nicolasa Márquez, españoles, married Petra Misquía, legitimate daughter of Antonio María Misquía and Jpha. Ribera, deceased, vecinos todos.

Juan Dominguez and Petra Misquis baptized at NSG on 24 Oct 1778 Maria Salome, b 22nd. (JAC, r 5)

Possible related item: At NSG on 20 Dec. 1743, Francisco Domínguez married Antonia Márquez. (Magdaleno, 19)

Dominguez, Juan: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 49 years old, married to Petra Misquiz, mestiza, 30, has three sons, 4, 2 and 1; a male orphan, 15.(1790-546)

Duran, Antonia: mulatta from Paso, 60, widow with 1 son, 36, and 1 female orphan, 20. (1788-675)

Duran, Antonia: mestiza, 63, has a female orphan, 20.(1790-741)

Duran, Jose Ant^o: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Estefana Colmenero, Española from Paso, 19. His family: 2 sons, 15 and 7. (1788-181)

At NSG on 14 Dec. 1772, Joseph Antonio Durán, legitimate son of Oracio Durán and Rosa Lucero, married Estefana Colmenero, legitimate daughter of don Pedro Angel Colmenero, deceased, and doña Paula Alcalá, deceased, españoles.

Jose Antonio Duran and Estefana Colmenero baptized at NSG: Maria Josefa on 2 Nov 1777, b 31 Oct.; , Juan Antonio, on 29 Sept 1780, b 28th.; Juan Jose de los Santos on 4 Nov 1781, b 1st, when the father was named as Jose Antonio vs Jose, only, earlier. (JAC, r 5)

At NSG on 17 Jan. 1741, Manuel Oracio Durán married María Rosa Lucero. (Magdaleno, 14)

Oracio Duran/Manuel Oracio Duran and Maria Rosa Luzero baptized at NSG: Joseph Miguel on 27 Sept 1750, español; Manuel Oracio on 21 June 1754, a mulatto; Maria Antonia30 May 1762, española; Maria Josepha on 30 May 1762, b 28th; Lorenzo de Jesus on 1 Sept 1752. (JAC, r 5)

Duran, Jose: farmer, Español, Paso native, 39, married to Estefana Colmenero, Española, 30, has two sons, 15 and 8.(1790-294)

Duran, Antonio: mulatto from Paso, 68, farmer, married to Rumualda Olguin, mulatta from Paso, 36. His family: 1 son, 7. (1788-387)

Duran, Antonio: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 69 years old, married to Rumualda Olguin, mestiza, 41, has a son, 8.(1790-397)

Duran, Ascencion: Española, 40. (1790-707)

Duran, Zeledonio: Español from Paso, 70, widower. (1788-310)

DM at NSG on 6 Aug. 1764 for Zeledonio Durán, citizen of El Paso, legitimate son of Miguel Durán, deceased and Antonia Sisneros, and Josepha Juana Cabrera, 20, citizen of Paso, daughter of Gabriel Cabrera, deceased, and Micaela Contreras.

At NSG on 12 Aug. 1764, Zeledonio Durán married Juana Cabrera. (Magdaleno, p. 63)

Celedon Duran and Juana Cabrera baptized their daughter, Maria Lucrecia at NSG on 21 Oct 1776. (JAC, r 5)

At NSG on 28 Aug. 1772, María Jacinta, parbula legitimate daughter of Zeledonio Durán and Juana Cabrera, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606)

Duran, Zeledon: farmer, Español, Paso native, 50 years old, widower.(1790-313)

Duran, Jose Dolores: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, bachelor. His family: 1 male orphan 8; 1 orphan girl, 10. (1788-516)

Duran, Jose Dolores: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 49 years old, single, has a male orphan, 12.(1790-490)

Duran, Domingo: Español from Paso, 53, farmer, married to Anna Escalante, mulatta from Paso, 40. His family: 1 son, 25; 3 daughters, 20, 16, and 6; 3 male orphans, 35, 18, and 7; 3 female orphans, 35, 30, and 25. (1788-127)

DM at NSG on 24 Dec. 1762 for Domingo Durán, legitimate son of Tomás Durán and María Suazo, citizens of Paso, and doña Anna Escalante, 34, legitimate daughter of don Joseph Escalante and doña Antonia Niño Ladrón de Guevara, widow from her first marriage to Francisco Romero. She is a first cousin of María Francisca Suazo and of Domingo Durán It was noted that this would be Domingo's first marriage. (CAT 3: 787-89) At NSG, date obliterated but likely late Dec. 1761 or early Jan. 1762, Domingo Durán married Anna María Escalante, a widow. (Magdaleno, p. 55)

At NSG on 6 Oct. 1763 Thomas Durán, widower from his marriage to Anna María Suaso, married Francisca Lucero, widow of Bisente Rodríguez. (Magdaleno, p. 60)

Domingo Duran and Anna Maria Escalante baptized at NSG: Francisca Paula on 22 Mar 1762, b. 21st; Maria Victoriana on 17 June 1764, b 15th. (JAC, r 5)

Related item: At NSG on 18 July 1771, Thomas Durán, bachelor, legitimate son of Thomas Durán and Antonia Suazo, was buried. (Magdaleno, 152; LDS 1156606)

Duran, Domingo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 55 years old, married to Antonia Escalante, mestiza, 56, has a daughter, 25; two male orphans, 25 and 9; three female orphans, 35, 33 and 29.(1790-419)

Duran, Domingo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25 years old, single, has an old lady (tiene una vieja) 60 years old.(1790-385)

Duran, Emerejildo: mulatto from Paso, 59, farmer, married to Maria Rodriguez, mulatta from the Valle de San Buenaventura, 28. His family: 2 sons, 9 and 1; 1 daughter, 4; 1 orphan male, 10. (1788-432)

Hermenegildo Durán, widower from his first marriage to Nicolasa Márquez, married at NSG on 27 May 1786 María Rodríguez, native of the Valle of San Buenaventura, widow from her second marriage to don Santiago Abril.

Duran, Esmerejildo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 59 years old, married to Dolores Rodriguez, Española, 34, has three sons, 10, 3 and 2; a daughter, 7; and a male orphan, 14.(1790-125)

Duran, Maria Fran^ca: mulatta from Paso, 60, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 20 and 13; 1 daughter, 15. (1788-703)

Duran, Fran^co: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Maria Alderete, Española from Paso, 24. His family: 3 sons, 5, 2 and 1. (1788-158)

DM at NSG on 19 Nov. 1779 for Francisco Durán, Paso native, legitimate son of Ubaldo Durán, deceased, and Estefana Márques, and Estefana Alderete, 15, legitimate daughter of Lorenso Alderete and Bárbara Romero, natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 654-56)

At NSG on 5 Dec. 1779, Francisco Durán, son of Ubaldo Durán, deceased, and Estefana Márques, married Estefana Alderete, daughter of Lorenzo Alderete and Bárbara Romero.

When the daughter of Francisco Chrisostomo Duran and Maria Josefa Estefana Alderete. Maria Francisca Lucia, b 25 Sept, was baptized at NSG on 1 Oct 1779, the priest noted that she was a natural daughter, and from the marriage record noted above it is apparent that the parents were yet to marry. (JAC, r 5)

A related item: Ubaldo Durán, legitimate son of Tomás Durán and Anna María Suazo, marred at NSG on 16 Feb. 1754, Estefana Márquez, legitimate daughter of Xabier Márquez, deceased, and Ana María Balencia, españoles. (Magdaleno, 31)

Duran, Fran^co farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Estefana Alderete, Española, 22, has two sons, 6 and 1.(1790-465)

DM at NSG on 10 Jan. 1824 for José Manuel Durán, 19, citizen of Paso, son of Francisco Durán and Estefana Alderete, and Josefa Pedrasa, 18, legitimate daughter of Esteban Pedrasa and Paula Márques. The couple married on 3 Feb. 1824. (CAT 1, f. 5-10)

Duran, Fran^co: Indian from Paso, 66, farmer, married to Dorotea Truxillo, Mulatta from Paso, 50. His family: 1 orphan girl, 5; 1 female servant, 30. (1788-550)

DM at NSG on 29 May 1767 for Francisco Durán, of Paso, legitimate son of Augustín Durán and Ignacia Granillo, Paso citizens, and Dorotea Trujillo,20, Paso citizen, legitimate daughter of Juan Turjillo, and Ignacia Ledesma, both deceased. (EPPL Callero Collection) Francisco Durán and Dorothea Truxillo were married at NSG on 4 June 1767. (Magdaleno, p. 74)

Duran, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 55 years old, married to Dorotea Truxillo, Española, 40, has a year old male orphan and two female orphans, 25 and 8.(1790-155)

Duran, Maria Getrudiz: Navajo Indian, 60, single with 1 son, 18. (1788-643)

Duran, Jose: mulatto from Paso, 70, farmer, widower. His family: 1 son, 30; 3 daughters, 25, 24 and 20. (1788-483)

Duran, Jose: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 75 years old, widower, has a son, 40; three daughters, 48, 27 and 25.(1790-378)

Duran, Jose: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Maria de Espindola, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 3 sons, 20, 12 and 4; 2 daughters, 15 and 6; a male orphan, 9. (1788-370)

Joseph Duran and Maria Espindola baptized their son, Antonio Joseph at NSG on 8 Sept 1765; he was born on the 6th of the same month. (JAC, r 5)

Duran, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 48 years old, married to Maria Espindola, Española, 37, has three sons, 25, 11 and 7; a daughter, 9; an orphan boy, 6; and a female orphan, 16.(1790-369)

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.

DURAN, JOSE [see ANTONIO DURAN q.v.]

Duran, Juan Ygn^o: mulatto from Paso, 45, farmer, widower. His family: 1 daughter, 15. (1788-515)

DM at NSG on 18 Jan. 1764 for Juan Ignazio Durán, legitimate son of Vizente Durán and Estefana Maesse, citizens of Paso, and Antonia del Río, 18, from the pueblo of Parral, citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Domingo del Río and Luzía Durán. (CAT 3: 2064-66) At NSG on 4 Feb. 1764 Juan Ignacio Durán married Antonio del Río. (Magdaleno, p. 62)

At NSG on 1 May 1735, Vicente Durán, legitimate son of Miguel Durán and María Gamboa, married Estefana Manuela Maese, legitimate daughter of Juan Maese and Isabel de Candelaria. (Magdaleno, 6) Vissente Duran and Estefana Maesse baptized their son, Victorino, at NSG on 8 Sept 1760, born the 4th. (JAC, r 5)

At NSG on 12 June 1774, José Desiderio, parvulo orphan of Juan Ignacio Durán, was buried. (Magdaleno, 158; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 3 Feb. 1775, Antonia Trinidad del Río, wife of Ignacio Durán, was buried. (Magdaleno, 160; LDS 1156606)

A related item: At NSG on 4 Dec. 1755, Joseph Antonio Lucero, legitimate son of Xptoval Lucero, deceased, and Margarita Padilla, españoles, married María Paula Durán, legitimate daughter of Vicente Durán and Estefania Maesse, españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 36)

Duran, Juan Nepomuceno: mulatto fom Paso, 19, farmer, married to Maria Getrudiz Marquez, Española from Paso, 17. (1788-371)

Juan Nepomuceno Durán, son of José Durán and María Espíndola, married at NSG on 9 Jan. 1788 María Getrudis Márques, daughter of Francisco Antonio Márques and Jasinta Rocoba.

Duran, Juan: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 22 years old, married to Getrudis Marquez, Española, 22, has a son, 2.(1790-370)

Duran, Juana: mestiza from Paso, 26, widow with 1 son a year old. (1788-657)

Duran, Julian: mestizo fom Paso, 31, farmer, married to Teresa Jurado, Española from Paso, 23. His family: 1 daughter from this year. (1788-362)

At NSG on 3 April 1773, Julián Dolores Durán, legitimate son of Augustín Durán and Ignacia Granillo, married Gertrudes Carbajal, legitimate daughter of Manuel García Carbajal and Polonia Abeyta, deceased; vecinos.

At NSG on 30 Dec. 1782, Julián Durán, widower from his first marriage to Alverta Gertrudis Carbajal García, married Teresa Jurado, daughter of Francisco Jurado and Gertrudis Varela. A related item may be the baptism at NSG on 2 July 1779 by Julian Duran and Alverta Aveitia of their daughter, Maria de Jesus, born the 1st. (JAC, r 5)

Duran, Julian: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Teresa Jurado, Española, 39, has a daughter, 8. (1790-183)

Duran, Lorenzo: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Rosa Venavides, mulatta from Paso, 25. (1788-539)

He may be the Lorenzo Durán who may have had an earlier marriage as noted in the DM at NSG indicating him as widower from his first marriage to María Antonia Soliz, citizen of the Paso jurisdiction, and doña María Manuela Ruiz, 42, widow from her second marriage to don Jph. Alderete. (EPPL Collero Collection)

DURAN, LORENZO

Duran, Lorenzo: mulatto from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Rosalia Venavidez, mulatta from Paso, 20. (1788-484; this is likely a duplicate to no. 1788-539 q.v., but note the age differences])

DM at NSG on 19 Jan. 1779 for Lorenzo Durán, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Joseph Antonio Durán and Petrona de Herrera, deceased, and Bernarda Madrid, 19, legitimate daughter of Bernardo Madrid, deceased, and Josepha Romero, natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 675-76) Lorenzo Durán, son of José Antonio Durán and Petrona de Herrera, deceased, married at NSG on 11 Feb. 1779 María Bernarda Madrid, daughter of Bernardo Madrid, deceased, and Josefa Romero.

Joseph Duran and Petrona Herrera baptized their son, Joseph Maria, a mulatto, at NSG on 31 Dec 1753. (JAC, r 5)

DM at NSG on 23 April 1784 for Lorenzo Durán, widower from his marriage to Bernarda Madrid, and María Rosalía Ramírez, 18, adopted daughter of Isidro Ramírez and Francisca Maese, citizens of Paso..

At NSG on 9 May 1784 Lorenzo Durán, widower from his first marriage to Bernarda Madrid, married María Rosalía Ramírez, adopted daughter of Isidro Ramírez and Francisca Maese.

Duran, Lorenzo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Rosa Venavides, Española, 20, has a one year old orphan boy.(1790-377)

Duran, Margarita: mulatta from Paso, 50, widow. Her family: 1 orphan boy, 12; 2 female orphans, 30 and 4. (1788-706)

Duran, Margarita: Española, 50, has a female orphan, 38.(1790-679)

Duran, Miguel: Español, Paso native, 47, farmer, married to Guadalupe Jurado, a mulatta native of Paso, age 20. His family: 2 sons ages 9 and 4; 1 daughter, 8. (1788-73)

Miguel Gerónimo Durán, widower from his first marriage to Anastacia Balencia, married at NSG on 3 Oct. 1784 María Guadalupe Jurado, daughter of Antonio Jurado and María Antonia Padilla.

Miguel Duran and Maria Antonia/Maria Anastacia Valencia baptized at NSG: Maria Antonia Maxcima on 3 Feb 1776, an española; Jose Guillermo Anastacio on 12 Feb 1779, b 10th. (JAC, r 5)

[Probably a duplicate] Duran, Miguel: mulatto from Paso, 48, farmer, married to Guadalupe Jurado, mulatto from Paso, 30. His family: 2 sons, 10 and 3; 1 daughter, 15. (1788-485)

Duran, Miguel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Guadalupe Jurado, mestiza, 35, has two sons, 12 and 5; a daughter, 14.(1790-386)

Duran, Nicolas: mulatto from Carrizal, 31, farmer, married to Rosa Marquez, mulatta from Paso, 20. His family: 1 son this year. (1788-520)

Nicolás Durán, son of Miguel Durán and Antonia Sisneros, both deceased, married at NSG on 2 Apr. 1785 María Rosa Márquez, daughter of Mariano Márquez and María Josefa Romero. A brother ofNicolás Durán known from his DM at NSG on 23 July 1776 was Guillermo Durán, legitimate son of Miguel Durán and Antonia Sisneros, both deceased, citizens of Paso, and Xacinta Lópes, age 39, widow of Atanacio [or Antonio][ Madrid, legitimate son of Onofre López and Margarita del Río, both deceased mestizos and citizens of Paso. {Atanacio was written out in part of the text of the DM testimony of one witness, whereas Ant^o for Antonio is used in the text of the Petition and in the testimony of another witness.) (CAT 4: 392-93)

Guillermo Duran and Maria Jacinta Lopez baptized at NSG on 10 July 1778 their daughter, Maria Claudia, born the 7th. (JAC, r 5)

Duran, Nicolas: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 28 years old, married to Rosa Marquez, mestiza, 21, has two sons, 2 and 1.(1790-548)

Duran, Pablo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 22 years old, married to Anastacia Maese, Española, 18.(1790-325)

Duran, Salbador: mestizo from Paso, 23, farmer, married to Josefa Sotelo, a mestiza from Paso, 19. His family: 1 daughter, 4. (1788-349)

Salvador Durán, son of José Durán , deceased, and María Antonia Trujillo, married at NSG on 19 Aug. 1783 María Josefa Sotela Luzero, daughter of Salvador Luzero and Juana María Perea [see Pedraza].

Duran, Salbador: musician, Español, Paso native, 23 years old, married to Josefa Lucero, Española, 24, has a daughter, 6.(1790-150)

Duran, Valentin: mulatto of Paso, 45, farmer, married to Rita Gonzales, Española from Paso, 37. His family: 4 sons, ages, 20, 7, 5 and 3; 1 daughter, 10. (1788-509)

DM at NSG on 26 Sept. 1767 for Valentín Durán of El Paso, son of Blas Durán and Paula Varela, both deceased, and Rita Gonzáles, 27, daughter of Matheo Gonzáles and Beatris Arnero [or Hinero], also Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection) Valentín Durán and Rita Gonzáles were married at NSG on 6 Oct. 1767. (Magdaleno, p. 76)The prenuptial investigation prior to the marriage of Valentín Durán's parents took place at NSG on 28 Jan. 1737 when Blas Durán, age 20, legitimate son of Miguel Durán, deceased, and María Gamboa, vecinos of Paso, wished to marry Paula Barela, age 14 or 15, legitimate daughter of Juan Barela and Catharina Quintana, both deceased españoles and vecinos of Paso. (CAT . 1:209) [Blas Durán, legitimate son of Miguel Durán, deceased, and María Gamboa, married at NSG on 15 Feb. 1737 Paula Barela, legitimate daughter of Juan Varela and Catarina Quintana, deceased. (Magdaleno, p. 9]

Blas Duran and Paula Varela baptized at NSG: Maria Feliciana on 21 May 1750; Maria Luiza on 15 Oct 1761, b 11th. (JAC, r 5)

Valentin Duran and Rita Gonzales baptized their daughter, Maria Matilde at NSG on 16 Mar 1778, b 13th; then as Rita Arnero, taking her mother's madien name as noted above, they baptized their son, Luis Jose Bartolome on 26 Aug 1780, b 25th. (JAC, r 5)

A sister of Valentín Durán is found in the DM at NSG of 19 Jan. 1760 for Isidro Trujillo, citizen of the Paso jurisdiction, legitimate son of Diego Trujillo and María de Herrera, also Paso citizens, and María Thomaza Durán 18, legitimate daughter of Blas Durán and Paula Barela, españoles and Paso citizens. CAT 1: 254-56)

Another sister is found in the 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)

At NSG on 4 Oxct. 1772, Joseph "Euir?" parbulo legitimate son of Nicolás Valentín Durán and Rita González, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606)

Duran, Valentin: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Rita Gonzales, mestiza, 39, has three sons, 10, 8 and 2; two daughters, 12, and 3. (1790-502)

Duran, Vitor: Español, Paso native, 20, farmer, bachelor. His family: 3 female orphans ages 40, 7 and 3. (1788-70)

Elias Gonzalez, D. Fran^co : Español, European, native of la Rioxa [Rioja], age 68, merchant, widower. His family: one son, age 30. (1788-9)

DM at NSG on 17 Oct. 1778 for Francisco Días Moradillos, native of Cabrales in the Principality of Asturias, in the kingdom of Castile, resident of Paso, legitimate son of don Antonio Días, and doña María Moradillos, both deceased, citizens of the Pueblo of Arenas de Cabrales, and doña Juana Rita Elias González, legitimate daughter of don Francisco Elias González and doña Francisca Elias del Carpio, citizens of Paso. The prospective groom was dispensed from the impediment of being from overseas (where obtaining proof of baptism, no prior marriages, etc, was difficult and time consuming to obtain), and Fr. Damián Martínez ordered that banns be proclaimed, and if no impediment was raised, that the marriage proceed. (CAT 3: 678 only)

At NSG on 1 Nov. 1778, don Francisco Díaz Moradillos, native of the Puerto de Cabrales, Asturias, son of don Antonio Díaz and doña María Moradillas, married doña Juana Rita Elias Gonzáles, daughter of don Francisco Elias Gonzáles and doña Francisca Díaz del Campos, residents of El Paso.

Elias Gonzales, D. Juan Pablo: farmer, Español, native of Fronteras, 30 years old, a bachelor, has a male orphan 19 years old.(1790-31)

ENCARNACION, JUANA [? possibly not a surname]

Encarnacion, Juana: mestiza, 35.(1790-744)

Enrriquez, Jose: mulatto from Paso, 45, farmer, married to Maria Ant^a Garcia, mulatta from Paso, 45. His family: 3 sons, 20, 16 and 4; 2 daughters, 11 [and obscured]. (1788-381)

Jose/Jose Antonio Henrriques/Enrriquez and Maria Antonia Garcia baptized at NSG: Maria Barbara on 8 Dec 1775; Manuela Ramona Eleuteria on 22 Feb 1778, b 20th; Maria Geronima on 2 Oct 1779, b 1st; and Victor Tomas on 8 Mar 1781, b 6th. (JCA, r 5)

Enrriquez, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 46 years old, married to Maria Ant^a Garcia, mulatta, 40, has four sons, 22, 20, 18 and 6; two daughters, 14 and 3.(1790-357)

Escalante, Maria Antonia: mestiza, 52, has a son, 21.(1790-733)

Escalante, Esmerejildo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 45 years old, widower.(1790-282)

He is likely the Exmagildo [sic] Escalante who married Anna de Ábalos at NSG on 5 May 1762. (Magdaleno, p. 56) At NSG on 1 Sept 1763, Exmerexildo Escalantge and Anna Maria de Abalos baptized their daughter, Maria Rossa. (JAC, r 5)

Escalante, Phelipe: mestizo from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Petra Acosta, Española from Chihuahua, 32. His family: 2 sons, 10 and 8; 1 daughter this year. (1788-330)

Felipe Escalante of El Paso, natural son of ____, took part in a DM at NSG on __ Oct. 1784 with Pertra Acosta, [28; age is on a fragment, hopefully of the same document], of Chihuahua, widow from her first marriage to Antonio Xáques. [torn document]

Felipe Escalante, natural son of Oracio Escalante, married Petra de Acosta, from the villa of Chihuahua, widow from her marriage to Antonio Xáquez Salazar at NSG on 5 Nov. 1784.

At NSG on 10 Oct. or Nov. 1762 Oracio Escalante married Manuela Provencio. (Magdaleno, p. 58)

Escalante, Felipe: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 37 years old, married to Petra Acosta, mestiza, 36, has three sons, 11, 7 and 3.(1790-456)

Escalante, Jose Maria: farmer, Español, Paso native, 20 years old, married to Josefa Sanches, Española, 16, has a one year-old son, an orphan boy, 4, and an orphan girl, 6.(1790-334)

Escalante, Juana: Española from Paso, 60, widow. (1788-599)

Escalante, Manuela: mulatta from Paso, 50, widow. Her family: 3 sons, 20, 18 and 8; 4 daughters, 29, 10, 6 and 5. (1788-707)

Escalante, Maria: mulatta, 60, has two sons, 16 and 15; two daughters, 12 and 8; a male orphan, [age obscured].(1790-781)

Escalante, Miguel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 19 years old, married to Maria Telles, Española, 18, has a daughter a year old. (1790-129)

José Miguel Escalante, son of Santiago Escalante and María Lucero, españoles, married at NSG on 6 Apr. 1789 Ana María Telles, daughter of Pedro Telles, deceased, and Matea Carabajal.

Miguel's parents had their DM at NSG on 22 Apr. 1766 for Xpbl. Santiago Escalante, son of Antonio Escalante and Beatris Suaso, both deceased citizens of Paso, and Juana María Lucero, 35, widow from her 1st marriage to Manuel de Ortega, also Paso citizens. (EPPL Calero Collection) Xptobal Santiago Escalante, legitimate son of Antonio Escalante and Beatris Suaso, both deceased, married Juana María Lucero, widow of Manuel de Ortega, at NSG on 4 May 1766. (Magdaleno, p. 72)

Escorsa, Josefa: coyota from Paso, 30, widow. (1788-658)

Escorsa, Vicenta: coyota from Paso, 27, widow. Her family: 1 female mulatta slave, 4 and 1 female orphan 12. (1788-660)

Don Francisco Montoya of Cosihuriachi and vecino of El Paso, son of don Siriaco Antonio Montoya and doña Rita Nicolasa Batista, españoles, married at NSG on 19 Apr. 1789 doña Visenta Escorsa, vecina of El Paso, widow from her first marriage to Manuel Provencio.

ESMEREJILDO, JOSÉ [? probably not a surname]

Esmerejildo, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 31 years old, married to Getrudis Nañes, mestiza, 15.(1790-577)

Esparza, Maria Dolores, mestiza, 40.(1790-742)

Esperanza, Dolores: mulatta, 41, has a son, 9.(1790-782)

Juan Antonio Romero, native of Jalapa, citizen of El Paso for 8 years, son of José Romero and Gertrudis Martínes, mulattos libres, widower of Micaela de Augilera, married at NSG on 29 Aug. 1780 María Dolores Esperanza, widow of Marcos Baca, daughter of Juan Isidro Esperanza and Rita Gómes, deceased, mulattos libres.

At NSG on 22 Dec. 1738, Juan Isidro Esperanza, mulato, married Rita Gómez, coyota. (Magdaleno, 11)

Espinosa, D. Andres: Español, native of Paso, age 33, farmer, married to Anna Delgado, Española, native of Chihuahua, age 31. His family: 1 son, age 1; 2 daughters, 8 and 5. (1788-31)

DM at Ysleta, 22 Feb. 1776 for Andrés Baltazar de Espinosa y Alencaster, son of Miguel de Espinosa y Alencaster and Manuel Narváez, natives and citizens of Senecú, and Ana Antonia Delgado, age 19, native of Chihuahua, resident in El Paso, daughter of Gerónimo Delgado and Felipa Navarro y Gutiérrez, both deceased, citizens of Chihuahua. (Hendricks, El Valle Bajo, II, p. 136, cites CAT 3: 4 f)

Andrés de Espinosa, son of Militia Captain don Miguel de Espinosa and Manuela Narvaes, vecinos of the pueblo of Senecú, married at NSG on 24 July 1776 doña Ana Antonia Delgado, daughter of don Gerónimo Delgado and doña Antonia Gutiérres from the villa of Chihuahua, now residents of El Paso. There is a copy of a will by Andrés; father, Miguel Espinosa, made at Senecú on 21 May 1798 based on an undated will in which Miguel Espinosa, citizen of Senecú, son of Diego Espinosa and María de la Cruz stated that he was first married to Manuela Nevares, dauighter of Ascencio Trujillo and Gertrudis Montoya, and by Manuela he had seven children, three of whom survived: Andrés, Josefa and José Miguel. Miguel married secondly, María Josefa Tafoya, daughter of Domingo Tafoya and María Lucero; they had no children. (Rick Hendricks, "Wills from Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer 1995, p. 91, based on Juarez Municipal Archives, UTEP microfilm, roll 14, bk. 1, 1806, f. 210-15)

Andres Espinosa/Espinosa Alencastre and Ana/Maria Delgado baptized at NSG: Maria Fabiana, on 23 Jan 1780, b 22nd; Goridana Maria Dolores on 13 May 1781, b 10th. (JAC, r 5)

Andres Espinosa and Maria Delgado baptized at San Antonio de Senecú: son Manuel Vizente on 5 June 1777; son Joseph Nicolas on 18 July 1778, b 15th; daughter Paula, age 3 days, on 26 Mar 1785. (JCA, r 9)

A brother of Andrés de Espinosa was Isidro Espinosa Alencastre, known from his DM at NSG on 18 Nov. 1776 in which he was named as the legitimate son of Milita Captain at Paso, don Miguel de Espinosa Alencastre and Manuela Narbaiz, citizens of Senecú, and María Pascuala Medina, age 16, legitimate daughter of Antonio María Medina and María Loreto Río [? Name written over], deceased, citizens and natives of Paso. (CAT 4:366-68]

Espinosa, Don Andres: farmer, Español, native of Senecu, 40 years old, widower, has one son, 3 years old, and two daughters 8 and [obscured]. (1790-26)

Espinosa, Maria Lorenza: Española from Paso, 40, widow; her family: 4 daughters, 15, 12, 8 and 3. (1788-630)

Esquibel, Fran^co: mulatto from Paso. 37, farmer, married to Josefa Lucero, Española from Paso, 30. His family: 2 sons, 10 and 2; 4 daughters, 18, 15, 11 and 8. (1788-502)

At NSG on 8 Apr. 1769, Francisco Antonio Esquibel married Josepha Luzero. (Magdaleno, p. 79)

He may be the Francisco Esquibel married to Maria Francisca Lucero who baptized at NSG on 21 Jan 1778 their daughter Anna Maria Petra, b 20th. He surely is the above subject Francisco Esquibel married to Josefa/Maria Josefa Luzero who baptized at NSG: Jose Antonio Vizente on 8 July 1780, b 4th; Maria Catarina Gadalupe on 27 Nov 1781, b 25. (JCA, r 5)

Esquibel, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Josefa Lucero, Española, 38, has three sons, 14, 4 and 2; five daughters, 18, 16, 10, 8 and 2.(1790-309)

Fernandez, Jose Domingo: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Juana Garcia, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 1 daughter, 4. (1788-153)

José Domingo Fernández, son of Pablo Fernándes, deceased, and Gregoria Márques, married at NSG on 28 Dec. 1783 Juana García de Noriega, daughter of Cayetano García de Noriega and Catarina Provencio.

Related item: At NSG on __ April 1749, Pablo Fernández de la Pedraza, legitimate son of Juan Antonio Fernández de la Pedraza and Josepha Telles Xirón, both deceased, married Gregoria Márquez, española, legitimate daughter of Juan Márquez and Rosa "Famdris?" [Fernández ?]. (Magdaleno, 24)

Related item: At NSG on 20 Aug. 1771, Pablo Fernández, husband of Gregoria Márques, was buried. (Magdaleno, 152; LDS 1156606)

Fernandez, Domingo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 35 years old, married to Juana Garcia, Española, 26, has a daughter 7 years old.(1790-96)

Fernández, D. Fran^co Xavier: Merchant, Español, European, native of the Villa of Llanes in Asturias, 40 years old, married to D^a Guadalupe Garcia, Española, 20, has a daughter 1 year old.(1790-11)

On 22 Sept. 1789 don Francisco Xavier Fernández de la Fuente, native of the Villa de Llanes in the Principado de Asturias, son of don Anselmo Fernándes and doña Bárbara de la Fuente, married at NSG doña María Guadalupe García de Noriega, daughter of Teniente of Militia don Francisco García de Noriega and doña Trinidad Jurado, deceased.

DM at NSG on 12 Jan. 1793 for Francisco Xavier Fernándes de la Fuente, 42, español, native ofthe villa de Llanes in the principality of Asturias in Castile, Spain, legitimate son of Anselmo Fernándes and Bárbara de la Fuente, widower from his first married to doña María Guadalupe García de Noriega, and doña María Josefa Lucero, 17, española native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of don Juan Francisco Lucero and doña Ana María Alderete.

In Dec. 1799, Francisco Javier Fernández, 48, español, native of Llanes in Asturias and El Paso resident for 1 year, was a witness at the DM for José Francisco Horcasitas and María Luisa Vicenta Madrid. At that time Fernández said he was the legitimate son of Juan de Diós Romero and María Fernández, and was married to Francisca Ávalos. (AHAD-101, f. 150-58; Hendricks & Colligan, :N.M. Prenuptial Investigations," p. 138)

Fernandez, D. Rosa: Española from Paso, 66, married, her husband absent many years. Her family: 1 female orphan, 18. (1788-565)

She is likely the doña María Rosa Fernández, wife of Alberto de Aubeli, who wrote at Paso on 26 Oct. 1778 that she wished to discharge her conscience from an impediment wherein she had misled her husband, don Alberto de Aubeli Rodríguez by saying that she was single when such was not the case. The letter was forwarded to the bishop at Durango and it was ruled that don Alberto be granted his freedom. (CAT 3: 783-85) OR possibly related to her was the marriage at NSG on 14 Aug. 1775 of doña Matría Rosa Fernández, legitimakte daughter of Juan Antonio Fernández, widow from her ,marriage to don Juan Calderón, who married don Alberto Rodríguez [?], legitimate son of don Domingo and Catharina Rodríguez. (Magdaleno, p. 97). Was he the Alberto de Aubeli mentioned earlier?

Fernandez, D^a Rosa: Española, 65, has a female orphan, 20.(1790-612)

Fernandez, Vicente: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Teresa Tellez, Española from Paso, 30. His family: 2 sons, 4 and 1. (1788-156)

Fernandez, Vicente: farmer, Español, Paso native, 31 years old, married to Teresa Herrera, Española, 20, has two sons, 5 and 1. (1790-62)

On 15 Sept. 1783 at NSG, José Vicente Fernández, son of Pablo Fernández, deceased, and Gregoria Márques, married Anna Teresa Herrera, daughter of Christóbal Herrera, deceased, and Nicolaza Luzero.

Related item: At NSG on __ April 1749, Pablo Fernández de la Pedraza, legitimate son of Juan Antonio Fernández de la Pedraza and Josepha Telles Xirón, both deceased, married Gregoria Márquez,

Pablo Fernandez and Gregoria Marquez baptized at NSG: Joseph Domingo on 2 June 1750; Maria Rosa on 26 Aug 1752; Julian on 22 Dec 1753, an español; Joseph Bissente, español, on 3 May 1757; Joseph Manuel on 16 Dec 1759, español; Maria Antonia on 12 May 1762, b 10th; Juan Ignacio on 25 May 1764, b 21st. (JCA, r 5)

española, legitimate daughter of Juan Márquez and Rosa "Famdris?" [Fernández ?]. (Magdaleno, 24)

Related item: At NSG on 20 Aug. 1771, Pablo Fernández, husband of Gregoria Márques, was buried. (Magdaleno, 152; LDS 1156606)

Ferreiro,D. Ramon: Español, European, native of Foxaca [Fojaca is in the province of Lugo, municipio of Pastoriza, and parish of San Miguel de Saldange] in Galicia, age 39, occupation Alférez reformado [on half pay or from a disbanded unit], married to D^a Juana de Orcasitas, Española, native of Paso. His family: 1 son, 22; 1 daughter 16; 2 female orphans of 15 and 8; 2 mulatto slaves of 25 and 16 years; 3 servants of 22, 20 and 11 years; 1 mulatta slave of 13 years. (1788-4)

Don Ramón Ferreyro, Alférez of the Presidio of San Elzeario, native of Galicía, son of don Pedro Ferreiro and doña Josefa Méndez, married at NSG on 17 Mar. 1781 doña Juana Antonia Orcasitas, widow from her first marriage to don Manuel de la Torre, daughter of don José Orcasitas, native of Vizcaya, and doña Juana Tellez Girón.

Juana Antonia de Horcasitas was noted as the daughter of Castile native José de Horcasitas and Juana Téllez Girón at the time her first huband, Manuel de la Torre made a will at El Paso on 26 Sept. 1781. Juana and Manuel had three children: José Ramona and Manuela. Manuel de la Torre died on 5 Aug. 1780. Juana Antonia Horcasitas made her own will at El Paso on 11 Apr. 1808. She had four children by de la Torre, those who survived childhood were noted above. She had no children from her marriage to Ramón Ferreiro. {Rick Hendricks, "Wills from El Paso 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer 1995, pp. 89, 91]. At El Paso on 26 Sept. 1781, Manuel de la Torre executed a power to make a will to his wife, Juana Antonia de Horcasitas. De la Torre was a native of Lugo, Galicía, Spain, and El Paso citizen. His wife was the daughter of José de Horcasitas, a Castile native, and Juana Téllez Girón; their children were José, Ramona and Manuela. Then on 13 Sept. 1781-28 Nov. 1785, Juana Antonia de Horcasitas put into effect her late husband's power of attorney to make his will, as he died on 5 Aug. De la Torre and Horacsitas married at El Paso on 3 Oct. 1762, and Horcasitas was about to marry Ramón Ferreiro, first alférez of the presidio of San Carlos and paymaster of the presidio of San Elceario. (Rick Hendricks, 'Wills from El Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer, 1995, p. 86, based on UTEP microfilm of Juarez Municipal Archives, Bk. 1, 1785, r. 12, f. 447-48,455-514).

Juana Antonia Horcasitas made her will at El Paso on 11 Apr. 1808, stating she was the daughter of José de Horcasitas and Juana Téllez, both deceased, that her first husband was Manuel de la Torre by whom she had four children who died very young, and that three children survived: José, Ramona, and Manuela. Juana Antonia married secondly Ramón Ferreiro by whom she had no children. (Rick Hendricks, 'Wills from El Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces 7:2, Summer, 1995, p. 91, based on UTEP microfilm of Juarez Municipal Archives, Bk. 1, 1806, r. 15, f. 71-74)

Ferriero, Don Ramon: Alférez reformado, Español, European, native of Foxaca in Galicia, 41, married to D^a Juana de Orcasitas, Española, 49, has a son 25, an Español male servant, 24, a female slave, 22, a male slave, one year, and three female orphans, ages 31, 4 and 2 years.(1790-5)

Flores, Antonio: mestizo from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Juana Bargas, Española from Paso, 18. (1788-334)

Flores, Jose: mulatto from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Maria Leiba, mulatta from Paso, 25. His family: 1 son, 6; 1 daughter, 2. (1788-476)

DM at NSG on 17 Aug. 1768 for Jph. María Flores, legitimate son of Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala de Medina, coyotes, citizens of Paso, and Getrudis Lucero, 37, widow of Manuel Padilla and citizen of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection)

At NSG on 20 Mar. 1736, Juan Antonio Flores, coyote from the Tigua Pueblo, married Juana Pasquala, a Tigua India. (Magdaleno, 8)

DM at NSG on 5 Jan. 1779 for Joseph Antonio Flores, mulato libre from Paso, legitimate son of Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala Medina, deceased, and María Josepha Leyba, 19, citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Xptobal Leyba and María Brianca López.

`On 18 Jan.. 1779 at NSG, José Antonio Flores, son of Juan Antonio Flores and Pascuala Medina, deceased, married María Josefa Leyba, daughter of Xptóbal Leyba and María Brianda López. (CAT 3: 697-99)

Flores, Jose Antonio: farmer, merstizo, Paso native, 33 years old, married to Maria Josefa Leiba, mestiza, 28, has a son, 8, and a daughter, 4.(1790-342)

FLORES, JUAN ANTONIO

Flores, Juan Ant^o: mulatto from Paso, 83, farmer, married to Pasquala Sisneros, an Indian from Paso, 26. [ages are very clearly written, but hers is obviously in error from the marriage record noted below!] His family: 1 male orphan, 10. (1788-376)

At NSG on 20 March 1736, Juan Antonio Flores, coyote from the Tigua Pueblo, married Juana Pasquala, Tigua India. (Magdaleno, 8)

At NSG on 25 Dec. 1775, Antonio Lino Ábalos, widower from his first marriage to Josefa Gómes, married María Magdalena Flores, daughter of Juan Antonio Flores and Pascuala Medina, deceased. (CAT 4: 417-18)

DM at NSG on 12 Jan. 1776 for Juan Antonio Flores, mulato libre, widower from his first marriage to Pasquala Medina, citizen of Paso, and Pasquala Vicenta Sisneros, 18, legitimate daughter of Cezario Sisneros and María Graciana Garzía, deceased, citizen of Paso. (CAT 4: 372-73)

Juan Antonio/Antonio Flores and Pasquala Medina baptized at NSG: Maria Joana on 5 July 1752; Joseph Antonio, a mulatto, on 23 Apr 1755; Nicolaza on 11 Sept 1757, a loba; Maria Gertrudis on 20 Apr 1762, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

Juan Antonio Flores, widower from his first marriage to Pascuala Medina, married at NSG on 29 Jan. 1776 Pascuala Vicenta Sisneros, daughter of Gerardo Sisneros and María Matiana García, deceased.

Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala Cisneros baptized at NSG: Juana Antonia on 31 Mar 1777; Juan Jose on 12 Apr 1777. [The date for Juana Antonia's baptism may be incorrect, but it was written in the 1777 chronological order and the padrinos were Francisco Cisneros and Guadalupe Flores, while the baptism of Juan Jose the next month, if the earlier date is correct, had Manuel Garcia and wife, Maria Guadalupe Flores as padrinos.. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 26 Aug. 1768, Joseph María Flores, legitimate son of Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala de Medina, married Gertrudis Luzero, widow of Manuel Padilla. (Magdaleno, p. 78)

At NSG on 7 July 1771, Juana Pasquala Medina, wife of Antonio Flores, was buried. (Magdaleno, 152; LDS 1156606)

DM at NSG on 14 Mar. 1778 for Antonio Sisneros, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Gerardo Sisneros and María Matiana García, deceased, and Nicolasa Flores, 21, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala Medina, also natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 707-09)

DM at NSG on 5 Jan. 1779 for Joseph Antonio Flores, mulato libre from Paso, legitimate son of Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala Medina, deceased, and María Josepha Leyba, 19, citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Xptobal Leyba and María Brianca López.

On 18 Jan.. 1779 at NSG, José Antonio Flores, son of Juan Antonio Flores and Pascuala Medina, deceased, married María Josefa Leyba, daughter of Xptóbal Leyba and María Brianda López. (CAT 3: 697-99) This couple baptized their daughter, Maria Dolores Matilde, at NSG on 17 Mar 1780, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 20 Sept. 1779 for María Gertrudis Flores, 18, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Flores and Pasquala Medina, deceased, mulatos libres and natives and citizens of Paso, and Joseph Antonio Ábalos, legitimate son of Antonio Lino Ábalos and Josepha Gómez, deceased, Paso natives and citizens. (CAT 3: 634-36)

Flores, Madaglena: mestiza, 40, has two sons, 7 and 3; a daughter, 9.(1790-770)

DM at NSG on26 Oct. 1765 for Juan Jph. Mig^l Franco, legitimate son of Lucas Franco, deceased, and María Dolores Básques, citizens of Chihuahua; groom has been at Paso for 2 years and is a Paso citizen who wishes to marry María Guadalupe Flores, 18, legitimate daughter of Juan Antt^o Flores and Pascuala Veanos [very faded], Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection)

At NSG on 25 Dec. 1775, Antonio Lino Ábalos, widower from his first marriage to Josefa Gómes, married María Magdalena Flores, daughter of Juan Antonio Flores and Pascuala Medina, deceased. (CAT 4: 417-18)

Flores, Maria: mulatta from Paso, 60, widow. Her family: 1 son, 8; 2 daughters, 14 and 13. (1788-685)

Flores, Maria: Española, 62, has a son 11, and a daughter, 29.(1790-678)

Flores, Mariano: mulatto from Paso, 46, farmer, married to Juana Gonzalez, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 1 son, 8; 2 daughters, 21 and [obscured]. (1788-380)

A Mariano Flores and Juana Varela baptized their sonIsidro at NSG on 4 July 1761, b 1st. A Mariano Flores and Juana Gomes baptized their daughter, Maria Antonia at NSG on 13 June 1763, b 11th, and then baptized their son Jose Noverto Damian on 11 June 1777 at NSG. (JCA, r 5)

Flores, Mariano: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Juana Romero, mestiza, 38, has a son, 12, and two daughters, 20 and 7.(1790-372)

Flores, Pasquala: mestiza, 40, has a daughter, 2.(1790-769)

Fuentes, Anastacia: Española from Paso. 43, widow. Her family: 3 sons, 18, 15 and 7; 2 daughters, 17 and 11. (1788-585)

Fuentes, Anastacia: Española, 42, has three sons, 18, 16 and 10; two daughters, 12 and 3.(1790-617)

Fuentes, Maria Antonia: Española from Paso. widow, 40. Her family: 2 sons, 12 and 10; 1 daughter, 9. (1788-576)

Fuentes, Xptoval: Indian from Chihuahua, 42, candlemaker (velero), widower. His family: 1 daughter, 14. (1788-553)

At NSG on 15 July 1773, Christóval Joseph Antonio de la Fuente married María del Carmen Banegas, legitimate daughter of Pablo Banegas and Josepha Naranjo, both deceased and vecinos de El Paso.

Jose Christobal de Fuentes and Maria del Carmen Vanegas baptized their son, Jose Marcelo, at HSG ona 4 Nov 1778. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 3 July 1790, Christóbal Fuentes, Indio criado, widower from his first marriage to María del Carmen Banegas, and María Jurado, mestiza, daughter of Lázaro Jurado and María de la Crus, deceased.

Christóbal Fuentes, Indio of unknown parents, widower from his second marriage to María del Carmen Banegas, married at NSG on 29 July 1790 María Jurado, mestiza of El Paso, daughter of Lázaro Jurado and María de la Cruz, deceased.

DM at NSG on 18 Feb. 1797 for Cristóval Fuentes, 47, Indio Genízaro of María Fuentes, widower from his third marriage to María Peña and María Gertrudis Tabalero [or Jubalero], native of Santa Eulalia and citizen of Paso, 22, legitimate daughter of Rafael Tabalero and Cándida de Masul [?], both deceased.

DM at NSG on 3 July 1790 for Christóbal Fuentes, Indio, criado, 39, Paso citizen, widower from his first marriage to María del Carmen Banegas, and María Jurado, mestiza, Paso native and citizen, 18, legitimate daughter of Lásaro Jurado and María de la ___ [poss. Crus], deceased.

At the pueblo of Socorro on 21 Feb. 1816 Victor Fuentes, legitimate son of Christóbal Fuentes and María del Carmen Peña, both deceased españoles and vecinos of Paso, married María Cecilia Ródriguez, resident of Socorro, legitimate daughter of José María Domínguez and Antonia Ribero, both deceased, natives and citizens of the royal pueblo, so it must be Socorro in this instance. Banns had been ordered by El Paso on 5 Feb. 1816 to take place at Socorro. (Misc. Cathedral Records Paso del Norte, JAM 1 f; Hendricks says bride's and her father have Rodríguez as surnames.)

Fuentes, Cristoval: farmer, mestizo, Paso native 50 years old, married to Maria Jurado, mestiza, 18, has a one year-old son and a daughter, 17.(1790-569)

Fuentes, Josefa: Española, 43, has two sons, 20 and 16; a daughter, 15.(1790-638)

DM at Paso on 23 Dec. 1791 for Grabiel Rumaldo Probensio, 25, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Cayetano Probencio, deceased and María Dominga Jurado, and María Getrudis Vorunda, 14, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Borunda, deceased, and María Josefa Fuentes.

Fuentes, Juan: Español, native of San Juan del Rio, Mexico, age 66, farmer, married to Antonia Marquez, Española, Paso native, age 64. His family: 2 daughters, 26 and 22; 2 female orphans, 9 and 6. (1788-83)

Juan Fuentes and Anttonia Marquez baptized at NSG: their daughter, Maria Gertrudis, on 22 May 1750; son Soseph Antonio on 5 Mar 1752; Maria Paula, ca coyota, on 1 Feb 1753; Joseph Miguel, español, on 23 July 1755; Lorenzo Joseph, español, on 15 Aug 1757, and Maria Encarnacion, española, on 30 Mar 1760. (JCA, r 5)

Fuentes, Juan: farmer, Español, native of San Juan del Rio, near Mexico [City], age 68, married to Antonia Marquez, Española, 50, has an orphan girl, 15.(1790-70)

Fuentes, Lorenzo: Español, native of Paso, age 30, farmer, married to Getrudiz Romero, Española, native of Chihuahua, age 21. His family: 1 son, age 2; 1 daughter, 1; 1 male orphans, 17 and 14; 1 servant, 30. (1788-38)

Fuentes, Lorenzo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 33 years old, married to Getrudis Romero, Española, 20, has two sons, 5 and 2 years old, and a daughter, 3.(1790-93)

A possible brother or step-brother or adoptee of Lorenzo Fuentes: DM at NSG on 15 May 1795 for Felipe Santiago Fuentes, 23, Paso native and citizen, adopted son of Lorenso Fuentes, deceased, and Francisca Lópés, and María Alvina Trujillo, 15, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Pedro Trujillo and María Antonia Rojas, deceased. Lorenzo Fuentes and Francisca López, mulatos libres, were married at NSG on 25 Feb. 1759. (Magdaleno, p. 44) At NSG on 2 Apr. 1774, Lorenzo Fuentes, husband of Francisca López, was buried. (Magdaleno, 158; LDS 156606) Lorenzo Fuentes and Francisca Lopes baptized at NSG: Maria Antonia, mulatta, on 5 Jan 1760; Maria Phelipa on 14 Sept 1761, b 9th; Dominga Josepyha on 7 Aug 1762, b 4th. (JCA, r 5)

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