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Gabaldon, Josefa: Española, 48.(1790-721)

Galfasoro, Fray Antonio: of the regular observance, Doctrinal Minister, Español, European, native of the Villa of Legaspi in the Province of Guipuscoa, age 42.(1790-1)

Garcia, Antonia: Española from Paso, 60, widow; Her family: 2 orphan girls, 14 and 12. (1788-574)

Garcia, Antonia: Española, 69, has an orphan girl, 15.(1790-643)

Garcia, Ant^o: Español from Paso, 48, farmer, married to M^a . Paula Idalgo, Española from Paso, 35. His family: 2 sons, 9 and 7; 4 daughters, 19, 17, 14, and 13. (1788-183)

DM at NSG on 20 Sept. 1765, for Antonio García de Noriega, legitimate son of Phelipe García de Noriega and Vernancia Luzero, both deceased citizens of Paso,, and María Paula Idalgo, age 21, legitimate daughter of Juan Idalgo and Juliana Herrera, citizens of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection, Paso Marriages 1715-1769)

Antonio Garcia and Paula Hidalgo baptized at NSG: Juan de los Innocentes on 30 Dec 1777, b 28th; Francisco Ufacia on 15 Mar 1779, b 12th. (JCA, r 5)

Garcia, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 48 years old, married to Paula Idalgo, Española, 36, has two sons, 11 and 9; four daughters, 19, 16, 14 and 9.(1790-303)

DM at NSG on 3 Feb. 1791 for Juan Antonio Marrufo, español citizen and native of Paso, legitimate son of Matheo Marrufo and Margarita Truxillo, and Josefa García, also citizen and native of Paso, widowof Pablo Misqúia, legitimate daughter of Antonio de García and María Paula Idalgo. Blanks were left for ages, but none were noted..

DM at NSG on 30 Jan. 1796 for María Ignacia Garsía, 20, mestiza, Paso native and citizen, and Francisco García de Noriega, 26, español, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Francisco Xavier García de Noriega and María Magdalena Telles.

Garcia, Ant^o : Español from Paso, 46, farmer, widower. His family: 3 sons, 14, 13 and 5. (1788-98)

Garcia Carbajal, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 54, widower, has two sons, 14 and 6.(1790-148)

GARCIA [de Noriega], ANTONIO

Garcia, Antonio: Español, Paso native, 26, farmer, married to Anna Velarde, Española, Paso native, 22. (1788-86)

On 15 June 1786 at NSG, Antonio José García de Noriega, son of Manuel García de Noriega, deceased, and Manuela Alderete, married Anna Belarde, daughter of Blas Belarde and Casilda Idalgo.

Garcia, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 23, married to Ana Velarde, Española, 19.(1790-153)

Garcia, José Antonio: coyote from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Rafaela Padilla, Española from Paso, 19. His family: 1 daughter from this year; 1 male orphan, 12.. (1788-363)

GARCIA [CARBAJAL], [DIEGO] CASIMIRO [see Casimiro Carbajal q.v.]

Garcia, Casimiro: Español from Paso, 28, farmer, married to M^a del Carmen Romero, Española from Paso, 23. His family: 1 son from this year; 1 male orphan [age obliterated]. (1788-293)

At NSG on 17 July 1783, Diego Casimiro García Carabajal, son of Manuel García de Carabajal and Polonia Abeitia, deceased, married María del Carmen Romero, daughter of Domingo Romero and María Madrid.

Garcia, Zeledon: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 31 years old married to Maria Barbara [López], mestiza, 18.(1790-381)

DM at NSG on 29 Jan. 1790 for Seledonio García, Indio criado of Lázaro García of El Paso, and Bárbara López of El Paso, natural daughter of Vicenta López.

Garcia, Claudia: Española from Paso, 55, widow; Her family: 4 sons, 18, 15, 10 and 6; 3 daughters, 28, 23 and 14. (1788-627)

DM on 15 Apr. 1790 at NSG forJosé Manuel Gómes, 23, mestizo native and citizen of Paso, son of José María Gómes, deceased, and Claudia García, and María Francisca Medina, 17, Paso native and citizen, daughter of Anselmo Medina and Ignasia Cortés, deceased.

Joseph/Joan Joseph Gomes and Claudia Garcia baptized at NSG: Antonio Marzial , a coyote, on 10 Feb 1757; Gregoria Theresa, an española, on 14 May 1759; Maria Josepha on 4 Apr 1761, b. 31 March; Joseph Manuel on 8 June 1765, b 8th. (JCA, r 5)

Garcia, Claudia: mestiza, 42, has two sons, 18 and 11, and three daughters, 21, 19 and 15.(1790-763)

Garcia, Xptoval: Español from New Mexico, 45, farmer, married to Micaela Enrriquez, Española from Paso, 34. His family: 1 daughter, 12. (1788-301)

Garcia, Cristoval: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Micaela Rios, mestiza, 30, has a daughter, 13.(1790-557)

At NSG on 16 May 1774,Juan Christóval García, native of Albuquerque, resident of El Paso, legitimate son of Francisco García and Juana María Truxillo, both deceased, married María Michaela Ríos, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Ríos, deceased, and Lugarda Luxán, españoles of El Paso.

Christobal Garcia and Maria Michaela del Rio baptized at NSG: Jose Mariano on 27 July 1777; Maria Josefa Ines on 27 Jan 1780, b 20th. (JCA, r 5)

Garcia, Diego: mulatto from New Mexico, 35, farmer, married to Concepcion Guadalupe, mulatta from Paso, 25. (1788-419)

Diego Antonio García, originally from Thomé, New Mexico, widower from his first marriage to Luisa Zamora, son of Alonso García and Manuela Barela, married at NSG on 18 [?] Sept. 1781 Concepción Lucero, daughter of Bautista Lucero and ____ Apodaca.

Diego Garcia and Maria Concepcion Lucero baptized their son, Juan Jose Guadalupe, at NSG on 18 Dec. 1781, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

Garcia, Diego: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Concepcion Lucero, mestiza, 30, has a son, 7, and three orphan females, 23, 22 and 15.(1790-407)

Garcia, Eusebio: mestizo from Paso, 20, farmer, married to [María Rosalía] Rosa Cortes, mulatta from Paso, 16. His family: 1 daughter, 2; 2 male orphans, 17 and 5; 2 female orphans, 23 and 7. (1788-359)

Eusevio García Noriega, son of Xptóbal García and Petra Trujillo, married at NSG on 27 Mar. 1786 María Rosalía Cortés, daughter of Simón Cortés and Estefana Luzero.

At NSG on 21 May 1756 españoles Xptobal García, widower from his marriage to Ana María Fernández, married Petra Truxillo, widow of Francisco Maesse. (Magdaleno, p. 39)

Related item: At NSG on 5 May 1771, María Josepha García, legitimate daughter of Christóbal García and Petrona Truxillo, was buried. (Magdaleno, 151; LDS 1156606)

Garcia, Eusevio: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25, married to Rosa Cortes, mestiza, 19, has a daughter 3; two male orphans, 18 and 7; three female orphans, 30, 5 and 1.(1790-371)

Garcia, D. Fran^co : Español, native of Paso, age 41, farmer, married to D^a Trinidad Jurado [de García], Española, native of Paso, age 36. His family: 3 daughters, 18, 12 and 4; 2 male orphans, 17 and 11; 2 female orphans, 25 and 5; 3 single female servants, 31. 30 and 22 with 1 son age 1; 1 agregada, 55. (1788-25)

DM at NSG on 29 Dec. 1767 for Francisco García de Noriega, citizen of El Paso, son of Juan Antonio García de Noriega and Margarita Márquez, and María Trinidad Jurado de Gracia, 12, also a citizen of Paso, legitimatedaughter of Alberto Jurado de Gracia and Getrudis del Río. (EPPL Callero Collection) Francisco García, legitimate son of Juan Antonio García and Margarita Márquez married María Trinidad Jurado, legitimate daughter of Alberto Jurado and Gertrudis del Río at NSG on 8 Jan. 1768. (Magdaleno, p. 76)

Francisco Garcia and Maria Trinidad Jurado baptized their son, Jose Ramon, at NSG on 2 Sept 1776. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 25 May 1734, Juan Antonio García, legitimate son of Francisco Juan García and María Xirón de Tejeda, married Margarita Márquez. (Magdaleno, 5)

Juan Anttonio Garzia de Noriega and Maria Margarita marques baptized their son, Joseph Manue, at NSG on 20 Mar 1752. (JCA, r 5)

Related item: At SNSG on 16 Sept. 1772, Joseph García, bachelor, killed by the Indians, legitimate son of Juan Antonio García de Noriega and doña Margarita Márquez, españoles, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606)

Related item: At NSG on 8 Feb. 1734 doña Rosalía García, legitimate daughter of Francisco García de Noriega and doñ María Xirón de Tejeda of Paso, married Ángel Rosales, legitimate son of Juan Rosales and Dominga de Fuentes. (Magdaleno, 5)

At NSG on 7 Sept. 1789, Militia Lieutenant don Francisco García de Noriega, son of don Antonio García de Noriega and doña Margarita Márques, deceased, married doña Micaela Bernal, daughter of don Francisco Xavier Bernal and doña María Herrera, both deceased; both parties to the marriage were widow and widower from their first marriages.

Francisco had a brother known from the DM at NSG on 8 July 1769 for Jph. García de Noriega, legitimate son of Juan Antonio García de Noriega, deceased, and Margarita Márques, españoles, citizen of Paso, and Dominga Sisneros, 26, widow of Manuel Castellanos, also citizen of Paso. She complained in writing that the groom's father mistreated her in an attempt to prevent the marriage and sent him out of the area the night following their prenuptial hearing testimony; she pleads for civil and criminal citations against the groom's father, and she wants the marriage to go forward. (EPPL Calleros Collection)

Garcia, Don Francisco: farmer, Español, Paso native 46 years old, married to D^a Micaela Bernal, Española, 39, has three daughters, 15, 12 and 6 years old; an male orphan, 14; a female orphan, 18; a female slave, 40, and two male slaves, 4 and 2 years old. (1790-22)

Garcia, Fran^co : Español, Paso native, 37, farmer, married to Vitoria Tellez, Española, Paso native, 26. His family: 3 sons, 10, 4 and 1; 1 daughter, 12. (1788-97)

At NSG on 13 April 1774, Juan Francisco García de Noriega, legitimate son of don Juan Antonio García de Noriega and doña Margarita Márques, married María Victoria Telles Xirón, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Telles Xirón and doña Bárbara Carvajal, deceased.

Francisco Garcia and Vitoria Telles baptized their son, Jose Candelario, at NSG on 5 Feb 1777; they also baptized their daughter Maria Jsoefa there on 28 Nov 1779, b 26th.. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 25 May 1734, Juan Antonio García, legitimate son of Francisco Juan García and María Xirón de Tejeda, married Margarita Márquez. (Magdaleno, 5)

Related item: At NSG on 8 Feb. 1734 doña Rosalía García, legitimate daughter of Francisco García de Noriega and doñ María Xirón de Tejeda of P{aso, married Ángel Rosales, legitimate son of Juan Rosales and Dominga de Fuentes. (Magdaleno, 5)

Garcia, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native 3_[partially obscured], married to Vitoria Telles, Española, 28, has four sons, 12, 8, 5 and 1; 2 daughters, 14 and 13.(1790-162)

DM at NSG on 1 Feb. 1792 for Eusebio Juan de Diós Rodrígues, 24, native of Santa Eulalia and Paso citizen, legitimate son of Francisco Eugenio Rodrígues and Francisca ___ Serbantes, both deceased, and María Margarita García de Noriega, 17, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Juan Francisco García de Noriega and María Victoria Telles.

Garcia, Xavier: farmer, Español, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Luz Telles, Española, 50, has three sons, 7, 5 and 3, and a daughter, 11.(1790-178)

Garcia, Maria Josefa: Española from Paso, 50, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 20 and 18 and 2 daughters 17 and 12. (1788-615)

Garcia, Josefa: Española, 40, has two sons, 22 and 20; a daughter, 15.(1790-640)

Garcia, Josefa: Española, 35, has six sons, 18, 12, 10, 5, 4 and 2; two daughters, 13, and 8.(1790-636)

Garcia, Josefa; Española, 21.(1790-677)

Garcia, Jose Maria: Español, native of Paso, age 28, farmer, married to Dolores Duran, Española, native of Paso, age 22. His family: 1 son, 1 year-old. (1788-36)

At NSG on 24 Oct. 1785, José María García, son of Javier García and Magdalena Telles, both deceased, married Dolores Durán. adopted daughter of Esmeregildo Durán.

Garcia, José Maria: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 33 years old, married to Dolores Durán, Española, 22, has two sons, 3 and 1, and a male orphan, 25. (1790-90)

Garcia, Juan: Español, Paso native, 35, farmer, married to Getrudiz Fuentes, Española, Paso native, age 30. His family: 2 male orphans, 9 and 2; 1 female orphan, 2; 1 female servant, 26. (1788-47)

DM at Ysleta 17 Aug. 1775-22 Mar. 1776 for Juan García de Noriega, legitimate son of the late Julián García de Noriega and María Francisca Telles Jirón, españoles and citizens of El Paso, and Gertrudis Fuentes, legitimate daughter of Juan Fuentes and Antonia Márquez, El Paso citizens. The couple was related in the third degree of consanguinity per this family tree:

Rafael Telles Jirón

father of

Antonio Telles Jirón brother of Lucía Telles Jirón

father of mother of

María Francisca Telles Jirón first cousin of Antonia Márquez

mother of mother of

Juan García de Noriega second cousin of Gertrudis Fuentes

A baptismal record for the bride indicated she was baptized at NSG on 22 May 1750. [AHAD-26, f. 661-64; Hendricks & Colligan, "N.M. Prenuptial Investigations," p. 14.]

At NSG on 27 July 1740, Julián García de Noriega married María Francisca Telles Xirón, legitimate daughter of Antonio Telles Xirón. (Magdaleno, 14)

Juan García de Noriega, son of Alférez don Julián García de Noriega, deceased, and doña María Francisca Telles Xirón, married at NSG on 30 Apr. 1776 María Getrudis Fuentes, daughter of Juan Fuentes and Antonia Márquez.

Garcia, Juan: farmer, Español, Paso native, [age obscured], married to Getrudis Fuentes, Española, 38, has an orphan girl, 6, an agregada, 30 with a son, 12.(1790-69)

Garcia, D. Juan Ant^o : Español, native of Paso, age 75, farmer, widower. His family: 1 male orphan, age 6; 4 female orphans, ages 49, 28, 16 and 4. (1788-24)

Garcia, D. Juan Anto : Español, native of Paso, age 40, farmer, married to D^a Teresa San Juan [y Santa Cruz], Española, native of Paso, age 2_. His family: 1 son, 7; 3 daughters, 6, 3 and 1; 3 male orphans, 17, 10 and __, 4 female orphans, 21, 19, 18, and 10; ;1male servant, 20. (1788-30)

Garcia, D. Juan Ant^o: farmer, Español, Paso native, 43 years old, married to D^a Teresa San Juan, Española, 30, has a son, 13; three daughters [partially obscured] and 4 years old; two male orphans, 18 and 16; and three female orphans [partially obscured] and 1 year old.(1790-25)

At NSG on 27 June 1774, Juan Antonio García de Noriega, legitimate son of don Juan Antonio García de Noriega and doña Margarita Márques, married Manuela Montoya, legitimate daughter of Santiago Montoya and Bárbara Trujillo.

At NSG on 25 May 1734, Juan Antonio García, legitimate son of Francisco Juan García and María Xirón de Tejeda, married Margarita Márquez. (Magdaleno, 5)

Related item: At NSG on 8 Feb. 1734 doña Rosalía García, legitimate daughter of Francisco García de Noriega and doñ María Xirón de Tejeda of P{aso, married Ángel Rosales, legitimate son of Juan Rosales and Dominga de Fuentes. (Magdaleno, 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)

On 10 Mar. 1782 at NSG, don Juan Antonio García de Noriega, widower from his first marriage to doña Manuela Montoya, son of don Juan Antonio García de Noriega and doña Margarita Márques, married doña Teresa San Juan y Santa Cruz, daughter of Captain don Manuel San Juan y Santa Cruz, deceased, and doña Francisca García de Noriega.

At NSG in 1759 [specific date obliterated], Capt. Manuel Antonio de San Juan married Francisca García de Noriega. (Magdaleno, p. 45)

Manuel Antonio San Juan de Santa Cruz Jáquez de Valverde, made his will at El Paso on 16 Mar. 1764 which stated he was a native of Vera Cruz, the son of Francisco San Juan de Santa Cruz, who was a member of the council of the treasury, and a native of La Barrieta, consejo de Sopuerta in Vizcaya, Spain, and Teresa Jáquez de Valverde, a native of Veracruz. His paternal grandparents were Francisco San Juan de Santa Cruz and Ana María de Talledo Renovales. His maternal grandparents were Matías Jáquez and Ana María Valverde, natives of Andalusia, Spain. Manuel Antonio was married to Francisca Micaela García de Noriega, daughter of the late Lázaro García and Bárbara Niño Ladrón de Guevara. Manuel Antonio and Francisca Micaela had two daughters, Teresa Margarita and Francisca de Borgia. [Rick Hendricks, "Wills from El Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer, 1995, p. 84]

Garcia, Juan Ant^o: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 30, married to Guadalupe Castro, mestiza, 30. (1790-564)

On 3 Nov. 1786 at NSG, Juan Antonio Guillermo García from the Villa of Chihuahua, son of Miguel García, deceased, and Josefa Alderete, mulattos, married María Guadalupe, craida of doña Brianda Ruybal.

Garcia, D. Juan Domingo: Español, native of Paso, age 54, farmer, married to Ana Maria Guebara, Española, native of Paso, age 33. His family: 3 sons, ages 17, 10 and 4; 5 daughters, ages 23, 19, 6, 4 and 1. (1788-22)

At NSG on 5 Mar. 1760, Juan Domingo García married Juana Antonia Lucero. (Magdaleno, p. 48)

Juan Domingo Garcia and Juana Maria Antonia Lucero baptized at NSG: Josepha Petrona on 3 July 1761, b 29 June; Jose Antonio Domingo on 14 May 1777. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 8 Jan 1782, don Juan Domingo García de Noriega, widower from his first marriage to doña Juana Antonia Luzero, son of don Antonio García de Noriega and doña Bárbara Sisneros, españoles, married doña Ana Cyriaca Niño Ladrón de Guevara, daughter of don Marcelino Niño Ladrón de Guevara and doña Ana Luzero.

DM at NSG on 4 April and 28 May 1794 for Pablo Moraga, 18, native of Chihuahua and citizen of Paso for nine years, natural son of María Rosa Ruvio, and María Gaudalupe García, 20, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of retired militia captain at Paso don Juan Domingo García and Juana Antonia Luzero, deceased, all natives and citizens of Paso. The document of 4 April has the bride's father, don Juan Domingo García stating that on 17 Jan. 1793, don Francisco Manuel de Barrio, Collector of Tobaco Taxes at Paso, had come to his home and asked if his daughter, Guadalupe, could become a cook in Barrio's home. Juan Domingo responded that such would not be to his credit, but he finally agreed to the proposal only to find later that his daughter had lost her virginity to Pablo Moraga, also a servant at Barrio's home. Guadalupe slept at nights on the floor in the kitchen at the Barrio residence as did Pablo Moraga. Her father was adamant that Barrio should pay the costs [derechos] of the wedding for his negligence. García had also gone to Moraga and saida the coupel should marry, to which the servant agreed.

Garcia, D. Juan Domingo: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 58 years old, married to Ana Maria Guevara, Española, 35, has four sons, 19, 13, 4 and 1; three daughters, 21, 8 and 4 years old.(1790-21)

Garcia, Juan José, Español, native of Paso, age 24, farmer, married to Manuela Contreras, Española, Paso native, age 25. His family: 1 son, age 1 year. (1788-50)

Garcia, Juan Jose: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Manuela Contreras, Española, has a son, 2 and a 1 year-old daughter. (1790-61)

DM at NSG on 9 Mar. 1816 for Francisco Rocoba, 25, Paso citizen, legitimate son of Juan Antonio Rocoba and María Margarita Plácida, españoles and Paso citizens, and María Faustina García, 16, also native of Paso, legitimate daughter of Juan José García and María Manuela Contreras, deceased, españoles and citizens of Paso. (CAT 1: 51-53)

Garcia, Juan Pedro: Español, Paso native, 51, farmer, married to Ana M^a Lucero, Española, native of Paso, age 40. His family: 1 son, 16; 1 daughter, 8; 1 male servant, 22; 1 female servant, 45. (1788-49)

Garcia, Juan Pedro: farmer, Español, Paso native , 54 years old, married to Juana Lucero, Española, 45, has a son, 16, and a daughter, 12.(1790-60)

DM at NSG and San Elceario for María Josefa Rosalía García Carabajal, 18, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Juan Pedro García Carabajal and Juana María Lucero, and José Blas López, 25, native of the royal presidio of San Elceario de los Tiburcios, legitimate son of Juan Andrés Lópes and María Ortega, deceased.WHEN??

Garcia, Jose Julian: farmer, Español, Paso native, 23 years old, married to Ana Padilla, Española, 17, has a year-old son.(1790-92)

At NSG on 19 Mar. 1789, José Julián García, son of Manuel García and María Antonia Telles, españoles, married Ana María Padilla, daughter of Juan Nepomuceno Padilla, deceased, and Getrudis Rodrígues, españoles.

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]

Garica, Luisa: mulatta from Paso, 35, widow, with 1 son, 8 and 3 daughters, 14. 10 and 4. (1788-682)

Garcia, Maria Luisa: Española, 43, has a son, 11; three daughters, 16, 13 and 8.(1790-671)

Garcia, Madalena: mestiza from Paso, 50, widow with 1 son, 1_[partially obscured]. (1788-655)

Garcia, Manuel, Coyote from Carrizal, 45, farmer, married to Guadalupe Flores, mulatta from Paso, 36. His family: 1 son, 12; 5 daughters, 17, 14, 10, 8 and 4. (1788-365)

At NSG on 8 June 1772, Manuel García, coyote, widower from his marriage to María Rufina Ribas, married María Guadalupe Flores, widow of Miguel, Indio, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Flores and Pascuala Medina, deceased, todos vecinos.

Manuel Garcia and Maria Guadalupe Flores baptized at NSG: Jose Adauto on 19 Feb 1778, b 17th; Jose Alas on 5 Feb 1780, b 3rd; Victoria Cleta on 8 Mar 1781, b 6th. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 22 Feb. 1794 for Antonio Simón García, 19, native of Paso, legitimate son of Manuel García and Guadalupe Flores, both natives and citizens of Paso, and María Antonia Mauricia Sánchez, 18, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Blas Sánchez, deceased, and María Chalveta, also Paso citizens.

Garcia, Manuel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 60 years old, married to Guadalupe Flores, mestiza, 40, has two sons, 16 and 1; five daughters, 18, 12, 11, 9 and 7.(1790-340)

Garcia, Manuel: Español from Paso, 38, farmer, married to Rosalia __vera [Rivera], Española of Carrizal, 40. His family: 3 orphan boys, ages 14, 12 and 1; 1 orphan girl, 3. (1788-229)

Garcia, Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 39, married to Rosalia Rivera, Española, [age obscured], has three male orphans, 16, 14, and 5 years old, and two female orphans 7 and [age obscured]. (1790-75)

Garcia, Manuel: Español, native of Chihuahua, age 47, farmer, married to Maria Antonia Telles, Española, native of Paso, age 48. His family: 2 sons, 20 and 10; 2 daughters, 19 and 11; 1 male orphan, 20. (1788-42)

At NSG on 12 Aug. 1764, Manuel García married María Antonia Telles, (Magdaleno, p. 63)

Garcia, Manuel: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 47 years old, married to Maria Ant^a Telles, Española, 51, has a son, 12, and a daughter, 15.(1790-98)

Garcia, Manuela: Española, 33, has three sons, 8, 5 and 2; a daughter, 4.(1790-635)

Garcia, Manuela: Española, 42, has three daughters, 12, 6 and 5.(1790-675)

Garcia, Maria: Española, 40, has a son, [age obscured], and a daughter, 12.(1790-652)

Garcia, Matea: Española from Paso, 60, widow. Her family: 1 daughter, 19. (1788-596)

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 6 July 1793 for José Telles, 30, widower from his first marriage to María ___ Varela, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Pedro Telles, deceased, and María Matea García, and María Ignacia Vargas, 15, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Juan Domingo Vargas and Josefa Exor_a [Escorsa ?], both deceased.

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

Garcia, Pablo: Español from Paso, 45, farmer, bachelor. (1788-275)

Garcia, Pablo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 58, single.(1790-229)

Garcia, Pasqual: mulatto from Paso, 52, farmer, married to Tomasa Lucero, mulatta from Paso, 39. His family: 3 sons, 14, __ [obscured] and 12; 1 daughter, 9. (1788-434)

DM at Paso on 8 Oct. 1766 for Pedro Pascual García Carbajal, legitimate son of Juan García Carbajal and Ana de Ortega, citizens of Paso, and María Manuela Abeitia, age 19, legitimate daughter of Juan de Abveitia and Ángela Lucero, citizen of Paso. (EPPL, Callero Collection, Paso Marriages, 1715-1769) There is a record of Pasqual Garcia and Manuela Lucero baptizing at NSG on 9 Nov 1776 their son, Julian. (JCA, r 5)

Related items: At NSG on 8 Feb. 1756, Pedro Telles Xirón, legitimate son of Joseph Telles Xirón and Juana Durán, married Antonia Mathea García, legititmate daughter of Juan García Carbajal and Ana de Ortega; españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 37) At NSG on 2 Nov. 1755, Phelix García Carvajal, legitimate son of Juan García Carvajal and Ana María Ortega, married Juana Barrón, legitimate daughter of Thomas Barrón and Andrea Montaño; españoles. (Magdaleno, p. 36)

At NSG on 22 Oct. 1781, Pedro Pascual García Caravajal, widower from his first marriage to María Manuela Abeitia, son of Juan García Caravajal and María Antonia Ortega, married María Thomasa of unknown parents.

Garcia, Pasqual: farmer, Español, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Tomasa Escalante, Española, 40, has three sons, 22, 19 and 13, and a daughter, 14.(1790-127)

DM at NSG on 22 Dec. 1792 for José Cleto Carbajal, 21, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Pedro Pasqual Carbajal and María Manuela Abeita y Lucero, deceased, and María Dolores Escalante, 19, española, natural daughter of María Thomasa Escalante.

Garcia, Rumualdo: Español from New Mexico,l 40, farmer, married to Feliciana Rios, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 2 sons 8 and 2 and 2 daughters 9 and 5 [partially smudged or erased]. (1788-312)

At NSG on 28 Mar. 1774, Antonio Rumualdo García of Albuquerque, legitimate son of Francisco García, and Ana María Truxillo, both deceased, married María Feliziana Ríos, legitimate daughter of Miguel Ríos, deceased, and Lugarda Luxán, vecinos de este pueblo.

Rumaldo Garcia and Feliciana Rios baptized their son, Jose Antonio Atanasio, at NSG on 6 July 1780, b 5th. (JCA, r 5)

Garcia, Rumualdo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Feliciana Rios, mestiza, 34, has a son, 10, and a daughter, 13.(1790-556)

DM at NSG on 9 Apr. 1798 for José Alvino Márques, 16, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Antonio de la Luz Márques and Maria Polonia Idalgo, and María Teodora García, 23, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Antonio Rumaldo García and María Feliciana Ríos.

DM at NSG on 20 Jan. 1816 for Leonicio Maldonado, 18, Paso citizen, legitimate son of Encarnación Maldonado and María Antonia Tafolla, deceased, españoles and Paso citizens, and María Juliana García, 16, of Paso, legitimate daughter of Romualdo García and María Feliciana Ríos, españoles and Paso citizens. (CAT 1: 48-50)

Garcia, Simon: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Maria Ilaria, Indian, 20, has a daughter, 1.(1790-828 Indio Piro)

At NSG on 28 May 1788, Simón, a Piro Indian of the pueblo, son of Juan Nicolás and María Manuela Cháves, married María Ilaria, of unknown parents, an India of the pueblo.

Garcia, Vitorio: mulatto from New Mexico, 48, farmer, married to Rosa Lucero, Española from Paso, 30. His family: 2 daughters, 15 and 13. (1788-489)

At NSG on 6 Mar. 1771, Joseph Victorio García, legitimate son of Nicolás García and Quiteria Romero, both deceased, married Rosa Lucero, legitimate daughter of Xavier Lucero & Maria Varela, vecinos of El Paso.

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.

Garcia, Vitorio: farmer, Español, New Mexico native, 45 years old, married to Rosalia Lucero, Española, 33, has three daughters, 16, 15 and 1.(1790-232)

Garcia Carnero, D^a Maria: Española, 48, has a son, 8, and a daughter, 11.(1790-613)

Genizaro, Antonio: farmer, mestizo, native of New Mexico, 46 years old, single.(1790-528)

Gerarda [?], Margarita: Española from Paso, 70, widow. (1788-626) [Gerarda is normally a given name, not a surname, and that is likely the case here.]

Gomes, Xptoval: mulatto from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Fran^ca Abalos, mulatta from Paso, 25. His family: 1 son, 10. (1788-525)

At NSG on 27 Jan. 1774, Xpbl. Gómes, legitimate son of Juan Joph. Gómes and Petrona Ledesma, vecinos, married Francisca de Ábalos, legitimate daughter of Juan Carlos de Ábalos and Manuela Truxillo.

Possible related item: At NSG on 16 Sept. 1742, Juan José Gómez married Petra Antonia de Torres. (Magdaleno, 17)

Gomes, Cristoval: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 42 years old, married to Fran^ca Abalos, mestiza, 25, has a son, 11.(1790-554)

Gomez, José: mulatto from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Candida Guerra, mestiza from Paso, 29. His family: 4 daughters, 9, 7, 6 and 2; 1 male orphan a year old. (1788-529)

Jose Gomes and Maria Candelaria Guerra baptized daughter Maria de la Candelaria, age 3 days at San Antonio de Senecú on 5 Feb 1781. (JCA, r 9)

Gomez, Juan Fran^co: mulatto from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Nicolasa Florez, mulatta from Paso, 20. His family: ;1 daughter, 10. (1788-377)

At NSG on 19 Aug. 1783, Juan Francisco Gómes, son of Juan José Gómes and Petrona Antonia Ledesma, married Nicolasa Flores, widow from her first marriage to Guadalupe Sisneros.

Related item: At NSG on 4 Oct. 1772, Santiago, parbulo legitimate son of Joseph Gómez and Perona de Ledesma, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606)

Possible related item: At NSG on 16 Sept. 1742, Juan José Gómez married Petra Antonia de Torres. (Magdaleno, 17)

Gomes, Fran^co: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Nicolasa Flores, mestiza, 36, has a son, 11, and a daughter, 9.(1790-531)

Gomez, Julian: mulatto from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Juana [Nepomucena] Truxillo, mulatta from Paso, 18. His family: 1 son of this Year. (1788-459)

On 4 Mar.. 1788 at NSG, Julián Andrés Gómes, son of Miguel Gómes and María de Jesús Romero, married Juana Nepomucena Trujillo of unknown parents.

Gomes, Julian: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Juana Perea, mestiza, 19, has a son, 1, and a daughter, 3.(1790-365)

Gomez, Manuel: mulatto from Paso, 41, farmer, married to Rosa Mesa, Española from Paso, 26. His family: 2 sons, 9 and 8; 1 daughter, 5. (1788-501)

At NSG on 29 Sept. 1767, Manuel Gómez married María Rossa Luzero. (Magdaleno, p. 75)

Manuel Gómes, widower from his first marriage to Rosa Lucero, married at NSG on 24 Sept. 1778 María Rosalía Maese, daughter of Francisco Xavier Maese, deceased, and Dominga Telles.

Manuel Gomes and Rosalia Maese baptized at NSG: Jose Matheo on 24 Sept 1779, b 21st; Jose Thomas on 20 Dec 1781, b 18th. (JCA, r 5)

Gomes, Manuel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 42 years old, married to Rosa Mesa, Española, 2_ [age partially obscured], has a son, 11, and a daughter, 7.(1790-500)

Gomez, Marcos: mulatto from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Antonia Medina, mestiza from Paso, 37. His family: 4 daughters, 16, 8, 5 and __ [obscured] (1788-464)

DM at NSG on 16 July 1765 for Marcos Gómes, son of Julián Gómes, deceased, and Agueda Padilla, citizens of Paso, and María de la Luz Medina, age 24, daughter of Augustín Medina and Juana Maesse, also citizens of Paso.. (EPPL, Cleofas Callero Collection, Marriages, 1715-1769) At NSG on 4 Aug. 1765, Marcos Gómez, legitimate son of Julián Gómez, deceased, and Águeda Padilla, married María de la Luz Medina, legitimate daughter of Augustín Molina or Madria and Juana Maesse. (Magdaleno, p. 67; the Medina name in the DM is correct.)

Marcos Gomes and Maria de la Luz Medina baptized at NSG: Maria Francisca on 28 Oct 1776; Maria Carmen on 18 June 1780, b 14th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 30 Nov. 1772, María Gómes, parbula legitimate daughter of Marcos Gómes and María Medina of Paso, was buried. (Magdaleno, 155; LDS 1156606)

Gomes, Marcos: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 39 years old, married to Luz Medina, mestiza, 44, has a son, 1 and 4 daughters 22, 16, 11 and 7. (1790-553)

Gomes, Maria: mestiza, 30, has two sons, 9 and [age obscured].(1790-731)

Gomez, Miguel: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Guadalupe Herrera, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 2 sons, 4 and 2; 3 daughters, 25, 15 and 6. (1788-479)

On 16 Sept. 1781 at NSG, Miguel Antonio Gómes, widower from his first marriage to María de Jesús Romero, son of Antonio Gómes and Juana María Granillos, both deceased, married Guadalupe de Herrera, daughter of Miguel Herrera and Vicenta ____.

Possible related items re. baptisms at NSG: on 19 Nov 151, Maria Isidora, daughter of Miguel Gomez and Maria de Jesus Montoya, born the 16th; on 17 Feb 1761 Miguel Gomes and Maria Romero baptized their son, Julian Andres, b 14th; the same couple baptized Maria Simona, b 28th on 30 Oct 1763; and Maria Josepha daughter of Miguel Gomez and Maria Josepha Romero was baptized on 17 Sept 1765, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

Gomes, Miguel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 66 years old, married to Guadalupe Herrera, mestiza, 40, has two sons, 5 and 3; three daughters, 18, 15 and 6.(1790-363)

Gomes, Nasario: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 26 years old, married to Dionicia de la Cruz, mestiza, 20, has two daughters, 3 and 1.(1790-472)

Gomez, Nicolas: mulatto from Paso, 22, farmer, married to Josefa Apelo, Española from Paso, 20. His family: 1 son this year. (1788-513)

Nicolás Gómes, natural son of Juana Lucero, deceased, married at NSG on 30 May 1787 María Romana Dapelo, daugjhter of Antonio Dapelo and Pascuala Gertrudis Maese.

Gomes, Nicolas: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Josefa Dapelo, mestiza, 19, has a son, 3.(1790-510)

Gomes, Pasqual: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Maria Antonia Rodriguez, mulatto from Janos, 25. His family: 3 daughters, 7, 4 and 3. (1788-472)

At NSG on 1 Oct. 1770, Pascual Gómes, legitimate son of Miguel Gómes and María Jesús Romero, married María Antonia, natural daughter of Petrona; all servants in El Paso.

Pascual Gomes and Maria Antonia Gutierres baptized at NSG: ; Maria Ignacia on 13 Feb 1776; Ubaldo Jose on 12 Apr 1778, b 9th; Jose Nicolas on 15 Sept 1780, b 11th; Calixta on 18 Oct 1781, b 14th . (JCA, r 5)

Gomes, Pasqual: farmer, mestizo, Paso native,. 40 years old, married to Maria Antonia Rodriguez, mestiza, 20, has three daughters, 8, 5 and 1.(1790-351)

Gomez, Santiago: Español, Paso native, 70, farmer, widower. (1788-74)

At NSG on 10 Feb. 1772, María Lucero, wife of Santiago Gómes, was buried. (Magdaleno, 153; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 29 Dec. 1772, Santyago Gómes, widower from his marriage to Marina Lucero, married María Loreta Luxán, legitimate daughter of Domingo Luxán and Juana Torres.

Gomes, Santiago: farmer, Español, Paso native, 70 years old, widower.(1790-91)

Gonzales, Bartolo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 20 years old, married to Manuela Guerra, Española, 17, has a one year-old son.(1790-221)

At NSG on 8 Sept. 1788, Bartolo Gonsáles, son of Mateo Gonsáles, deceased, and Beatris Arneros, españoles, married Manuela Niña Ladrón de Guebara, española.

Matheo Gonzales and Beatris Arnero/Harnero baptized at NSG: Maria Luiza, española, on 26 June 1754 (where the mother was named Herrera); Maria Francisca, española, on 6 Sept 1756 (where Beatris was named Arnero); Maria Pasquala, española, on 1 Jan 1759; Joseph Angel, 5 Mar 1761, b 2nd; Joseph Miguel on 30 Sept 1763, b. 29th. (JCA, r 5)

A brother of Bartolo Gonzáles is known from the 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.

Gonzalez, Juan Anto .: Español from Paso, 22, farmer, married to Josefa Maldonado, Española from Paso, 20. His family, 1 son of this year. (1788-308)

At NSG on 22 Jan. 1787, Juan Antonio Gonsáles, son of José Domingo Gonsáles, deceased, and María Dorotea Lópes, married Josefa Ramona Baldonado, daughter of Sebastián Antonio Baldonado and María de la Lus Telles.

At NSG on 26 Sept. 1762, Domingo Gonzáles from the Villa of Chihuahua married María Dorotea López. (Magdaleno, p. 58)

Jose Domingo Gonzales and Maria Dorotea Lopes baptized their daughter, Maria Cayetana Dolores, española, at NSG on 15 Aug 1776. (JCA, r 5)

Gonzales, Juan Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Josefa Maldonado, Española, 25, has two sons, 4 and 2.(1790-328)

Gonzales, Juan Blas: Español from Paso, 19, farmer, married to Rosalia Bargas, Española from Paso, 18. (1788-242)

Juan Blas Gonzáles of New Mexico, son of José Gonzáles and Teodora Gutiérres, deceased, married at NSG on 5 Mar. 1787 María Rosalía Bargas of El Paso, daughter of Pablo Bargas and María Luisa Valencia.

Gonzales, Blas: farmer, Español, New Mexico native, 24 years old, widower, has two daughters, 2 and 1.(1790-205)

Gonzalez, Juan Igno .: mulatto from New Mexico, 40, laborer, married to Lucia Sierra, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 1 male orphan, 15. (1788-556)

Gonzales, Juan Ignacio: farmer, Español, native of New Mexico, 36 years old, married to Lucia Sierra, Española, 21, has a son, 2.(1790-279)

Gonzalez, Juaquin: Español from New Mexico, 26, a blacksmith married to Juana Niño [Ladrón de Guevara], Española from Paso, 60 [clearly 60 and his age is clearly 26!?] His family: 2 orphan females, 16 and 4. (1788-249)

At NSG on 29 Aug. 1780, Joaquín Gonzáles, originally of Alameda, New Mexico, son of José Gonzáles and Teodora Gutiérrez, deceased, españoles, married Juana Niño Ladrón de Guevara, widow of Nicolás Valencia, daughter of Marcelino Niño Ladrón de Guevara and Manuela Cháves, deceased, of Albuquerque.

Gonzales, Juaquin: blacksmith, Español, New Mexico native, 32 years old, married to Juana Guebara, Española, 60, has an orphan girl, 5.(1790-204)

Juana María Niño Ladrón de Guevara made her will at El Paso on 8 June 1804, and stated she was the daughter of Sebastián Marcelino Niño Ladrón de Guevara and Manuela Chávez, both deceased. She had married first Nicolás Valencia by whom she had seven children: Diego, Martín, Gregorio, José Antonio, María Dolores, Manuela, and Josefa. She had no additional offspring by her second husband, Joaquín González. Juana made a second will on 23 July 1804. [Rick Hendricks, "El Paso Wills, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer, 1995, p. 90; based on UTEP microfilm of Juarez Municipal Archives, Bk. 1, 1804, r. 13a, f. 13-24).

Gonzales, Maria: mulatta, 40, has a son, 10, and a daughter, 12.(1790-775)

Gonzalez, Miguel: Español from Paso, 22, farmer, married to Dominga Padilla, Española from Paso, 16. His family: 1 son of this year; 2 male orphans, 13 and _ [obliterated] (1788-288)

Miguel Gonzáles, son of Matheo Gonzáles, deceased, and Beatris Arnero, married at NSG on 4 July 1786 Dominga Padilla, daughter of Antonio Padilla and Manuela Romero, both deceased.

Gonzales, Miguel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Dominga Padilla, Española, 20, has a son, 3, and an orphan boy, 9.(1790-185)

Gradilla, Grabiel [sic]: mulatto from Chihuahua, 40, farmer, married to Tomasa Provencio, coyota of Paso, 30. His family: 1 son, 7; 2 daughters, 4 and 2; 1 male orphan, 16; 1 agregada, 48. (1788-422)

At NSG on 16 June 1771, Joseph Gabriel Gradillo, mulato esclavo, married María Antonia Rodríguez, legitimate daughter of Gaspar Rodríguez and María Antonia Truxillo. (Magdaleno, p. 85)

DM at Paso on ;3 Aug. 1781 for José Gabriel Gradillas, native of Paso, slave of don José Colarte, natural son of Efigenia Gradillas, widower from his first marriage to Josefa _omigues and María Thomasa Provencio, age 21, adopted daughter of Cayetano Provencio and Dominga Jurado, citzens of Paso. (Misc. Cathedral Records, Paso; no frame numbers.)

Jose Gabriel Gradillas and Maria Josefa Rodriguez baptized at NSG: Jose Luciano on 16 Dec 1776; Pio Juan on 6 May 1779, b 5th; Pio, 7 May 1779, b 5th, so there were two entries for the same baptism. (JCA, r 5)

José Gabriel, esclavo of don José Colarte, natural son of Efigenia Gradilla, widower from his first marriage to Josefa Rodríguez, married at NSG on 14 Aug. 1781 María Thomasa Provencio, adopted daughter of Cayetano Provencio and Dominga Jurado.

Gradilla, Gabriel: farmer, mulatto, Cosihuriache native, 37 year old, married to Tomasa Romero, mestiza, 25, has three sons, 19, 12 and 8; two daughters, 6 and 3.(1790-583)

Gradilla, D. José: Español, native of the Real de Cosihuriachic, age 38, merchant, married to D^a Guadalupe Marquez, Española, native of Paso, age 24. His family: 3 female orphans, ages 16, 15 and 12; 1 mulatto slave, age 11. (1788-28)

At NSG on 19 Mar. 1779, don Juan José Gradillas, native of Cosihuriachic and resident of the Presidio of Carrizal, son of don Diego Gradillas and doña Anna María Arbizu, both deceased, married doña María Guadalupe Márquez, daughter of don Domingo Márquez and doña Ana María García de Noriega.

Juan Jose Gradillas and Guadalupe Marquez baptized their son, Juan Jose, at NSG on 4 June 1780, b, 26 May. (JCA, r 5)

Gradilla, D. Juan José: Administrator of the Mail, Español, native of Cosguriache, 38 years old, married to Da . Guadalupe Marquez, Española, 26, has a male slave, 11, and a mestiza servant, 50.(1790-24)

Granado, Bp^ta: mulatto from Paso, 35, farmer, widower with 1 son [age obscured]. (1788-382)

Granado, Juan Bpta .: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 45 years old, widower, has a son, 12.(1790-565)

At NSG on 13 June 1774, Juan Bautista Gutierres Granado, legitimate son of José Gutiérres Grandao, deceased, and María Ilaria Lechuga from the Real de Santa Eulalia de Chiguagua, married Bárbara Truxillo, legitimate daughter of Diego Truxillo and Gregoria Idalgo, mestizos; the bride was a widow from her marriage to Antonio de Herrera. (Magdaleno, p. 93)

DM at NSG on 1 Feb. 1791 for Juan Baptista Granado, 38, mestizo native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of José Granado and María Ilaria, deceased, and Juana María de la Luz, India of Paso, widow of Paulín Sausillo, legitimate daughter of Arrobra and Asención. No prior marriage was noted for Juan Bautista.

Granado, Mariano: mulatto from Valle de San Bartolome, 28, farmer, married to Paula Lucero, mestiza from Paso, 25. His family: 1 son, 3; 1 female servant, 15. (1788-404)

On 29 Jan. 1781 at NSG, José Mariano Granado, originally from the Valle of San Bartolomé who has been in El Paso for eight months, son of Cayetano Granado and María Getrudis Basconselos, españoles, married Paula Juachina Lucero, daughter of Juan José Lucero, deceased, and Rita Durán de Armijo.

Granado, Mariano: farmer, Español, native of the Valley of San Bartolome, 28 years old, married to Maria Paula Lucero, Española, 25, has a son 7 years old.(1790-46)

Granillo, Angela: mulatta from Paso, 68, widow. (1788-673)

GRANILLO, FELICIANA [see Alejandro Martínez]

Granillo, Feliciana: Española from Paso, 30, widow. Her family: 1 son, 5; 1 daughter, 7. (1788-597)

DM at NSG on 7 Oct. 1777 for Martín Varela, legitimate son of Diego Varela and Francisca Lucero, citizens of Paso, and Feliciana Granillo, 16, legitimate daughter of Manuel Granillo and Juan Telles Xirón, natives of citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 490-92) Manuel Granillo and Juan [sic] Telles Xirón were married at NSG on 3 April 1758. (Magdaleno, p. 43)

Granillo, Juan Estevan: farmer, Español, Paso native, 22, married to Ramona Bernal, Español, 16.(1790-330)

At NSG on 31 Dec. 1789, Juan Esteban Granillo, español, son of Manuel Granillo and Juana Telles, married Ramona Bernal, española, daughter of Juan Francisco Bernal, deceased, and María Trinidad Telles.

Manuel Granillo and Juan [sic] Telles Xirón were married at NSG on 3 April 1758. (Magdaleno, p. 43)

DM at NSG on 24 April 1802 to 8 June 1802 for Ventura Carvajal, 29, Paso citizen, and María Ramona Bernal, 29, española, widow from her first marriage to the late Juan Estevan Granillo. The prior August, the couple had petitioned their parish priest for permission to marry, noted an impediment but the prospective groom stated he had but small means with which to satisfy the rulings, that he was an orpahn, and that his prospective bride was a poor widow and orphan of similar means. María Ramona said she had heard she was related to the groom but did not know to what degree. Witnesses saited the impediment was of the third degree: don Francisco García, father of don Juan Antonio García, and Juan Antonio was the father of doña Maria Josefa García who was the mother of doña María Ramona Bernal; doña Ana María Valencia was the mother of doña Margarita Márquez who married don Juan Antonio García, who were the parents of doña María Josefa García who became the mother of the prospective bride, doña Ramona. It was also stated that doña María Valencia was the sister of doña Ángela Valencia, mother of doña Juana María Lucero, who was the mother of don Ventura Carvajal. Thus the couple were related in the third with the fourth degree of consanguinity on a transverse line. Another witness said the couple also had an impediment of affinity in the third with second degree based on licit copulation, as don Rafael Telles had two daughters, one of who was doña Juana Telles, who had as a son Juan Estevan Granillo who married doña Ramona Bernal, the widow who wished to marry; secondly, doña Manuela Telles was mother of Juan Pedro García Carvajal, father of prospective groom, Ventura Carvajal. Baptismal certificates produced showed that José Ventura Carvajal, son of Juan Pedro García Garvajal and Juana Maria Lucero was baptized at Paso on 2 September 1773 with José Antonio Telles Girón and his wife, María Catarina Carvajal as agodparents. On 30 June 1773, María Ramona Leonarda, legitimate daughter of Pedro Francisco Bernal and María Josefa García was baptized at Paso with Tomás José Bernal and María Josefa López as godparents. A dispensation was granted on 19 May 1802 at Durango based on angustía loci, even though the document said it had yot been proved. (AHAD 359: 13-21)

Granillo, Manuel: Español from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Juana Tellez from Paso, 47. His family: 5 sons: 17, 12, 10, 5 and 1; 1 female orphan, 4. (1788-133)

Manuel Granillo and Juana/Juana Francisca Telles/Telles Xiron baptized at NSG: Maria Pheliziana Albina, española, on 15 Dec 1758, española; Juana Maria on 7 Nov 1760, b 30 Oct; Juliana Vissenta on 19 Feb 1763, b 15th; Maria Josepha on 22 Sept 1765, b 19th; Julian Martin on 17 Feb 1781, b 17th; . (JCA, r 5)

Granillo, Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 65, married to Juana Telles, Española, 44, has 3 sons, 10, 5 and 3.(1790-133)

At NSG on 26 Sept. 1773, Juan, the parbulo legitimate son of Manuel Granillo and Juana Telles, was buried. (Magdaleno, 156; LDS 1156606)

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.

DM at NSG on 5 May 1798 for Pedro Antonio Granillo, native of Paso, español, legitimate son of Manuel Granillo and Juana Telles, both deceased, and María Anastasia Jasinta Lucero de Godoi, 15, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of José Antonio Lucero de Godoi and María del Carmen Lucero Espíndola.

Griego, Antonia: mulatta from Paso, 60, widow. (1788-701)

Griego, Antonia: Española, 80.(1790-715

Griego, Xptoval: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Anastacia Martinez, mulatta, 40. His family: 2 sons, 15 and 4; 1 daughter, 20. (1788-482)

Griego, Cristoval: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 56 years old, married to Anastacia Martines, mestiza, 27, has a son, 16.(1790-486)

At NSG on Dec. __, 1761 Xptoval Griego married Fabiana Martínez, a widow. (Magdaleno, p. 55)

Xptoval Griego and Phabiana Martinez baptized their daughter, Josepha Faustina at NSG on 18 Feb 1763, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 21 Jan. 1790 for Juan Antonio Hurtado de Mendosa, [prob] 23, español from the Puesto de Alameda in New Mexico, legitimate son of Felisiano de Mendosa and Bárbara Gonsáles, both deceased, and Josefa Griego, 24, Paso native and citizen, widow from her first marriage to José María Medina, legitimate daughter of Christóbal Griego and Faviana Anastacia Martínes.

Griego, Domingo: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Rosa Lucero, mulatta from Paso, 33. His family: 3 sons, 10, 6 and 2; 1 daughter [age obscured]. (1788-428)

At NSG on 11 Feb. 1772, Domingo Griego, legitimate son of Manuel Griego and Juana de Herrera, married María Rosa Lucero Pedraza, legitimate daughter of Salbador Juana Perea.

Domingo Griegoand Rosa Lucero/Luzero Pedraza baptized at NSG: Maria Feliziana, española, on 1 June 1776; Lauriana Atansai on 6 July 1779, b 4th. (JCA, r 5)

Griego, Domingo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 49 years old, married to Rosa Lusero, mestiza, 36, has four sons, 15, 7, 3 and 1; an orphan girl, 12.(1790-455)

Griego, Fran^co: mulatto from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Casilda Padilla, Española from Paso, 20. His family: 2 sons, 5 and 2. (1788-511)

Griego, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 38 years old, married to Casilda Padilla, Española, 23, has two sons, 7 and 4; a daughter, 1.(1790-321)

Guereña, D. Mariano: Español, native of Durango, age 32, farmer, married to D^a Getrudiz Fernandez, Española, native of Paso, age 17. His family: 2 male orphans of 20 and 12 years, 1 female orphan of 3 years and a female servant of 13 years. (1788-16)

At NSG on 17 Aug. 1786, George Mariano Guereña of Durango, español, son of Francisco Guereña and Juana Garallo, both deceased, married María Gertrudiz Fernándes, española, daughter of Juan José Fernándes and Casilda Padilla.

Guereña, D. Mariano: farmer, Español, native of Durango, 34 years old, married to D^a Getrudis Fernandez, Española, 17, has two male orphans, 21 and 14, and a 4 year old orphan girl.(1790-14)

Guerra, Telmo: Español from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Juana Sa [prob. Saenz], Española from Chihuahua, 23. His family: 1 child of this Year. (1788-169)

Guerra, Telmo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Julia Saenz, Española, 25, has a son, 13.(1790-287)

Guebara, Barbara: Española from Paso, 48, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 28 and 26; 3 daughters, 28, 13 and 6; 1 male orphan, 6. [both children clearly read 28; twins?] (1788-598) [see José Gutiérrez]

Guebara, Barbara: Española, 55, has two sons, 23 and 21; two daughters, 26 and 23; an orphan boy, 8; an orphan girl, 6.(1790-665)

Guevara, Jose Maria: mestizo from Paso, 25, farmer, married to __centa [Vicenta] Provencio, coyota from Paso, 30 (1788-352)

At NSG on 27 Oct. 1783, José Niño Ladrón de Guevara, adopted son of Juan Francisco Niño Ladrón de Guevara, married María Vicenta Provencio, daughter of Antonio María Provencio and María Antonia Montoya.

Guebara, Jose Maria: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 26 years old, married to Vicenta Provencio, Española, 30, has a son, 1.(1790-418)

Guebara, Juan Fran^co: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Josefa Estrada, Española from Cosiguriachic, 35. His family: 1 son age [obliterated]; 1 male orphan, 4; 2 female servants, 12 and 10. (1788-119)

At NSG on 12 Jan. 1766, Juan Francisco Niño Ladrón de Guevarra, legitimate son of Marcelino Niño Ladrón de Guevarra and Ana María Lucero, married doña Josepha Estrada, legitimate daughter of don Manuel de Estrada, deceased, and doña Ana Alcalá. (Magdaleno, p. 71)

At NSG on 7 June 1740, Sebastián Marcelino Niño Ladrón de Guevara married Anna Lucero de Godoy. (Magdaleno, 14)

Marzelino Niño Ladron de Guevara and Anna Maria Luzero baptized at NSG: Pablo Jacobo, español, on 26 Feb 1753; Anna Maria, española, on 11 Aug 1754. (JCA< r 5)

Guebara, Juan Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 43 years old, married to Josefa Estrada, Española, 37, has a son, 20; four male orphans, 12, [obscured], 6 and 5; a female orphan, 40; and a mestiza servant, 18.(1790-137)

Nino [Ladrón de Guevara], Pedro: Español from Paso, 23, farmer married to Rosalia Tellez, Española from Paso, 20. His family: 2 daughters, 3 and 2. (1788-238)

Guevara, Pedro: farmer, Español, Paso native, 27 years old, married to Rosalia Telles, Española, 20, has two daughters, 6 and 5.(1790-213)

At NSG on 1 Sept. 1783, José Pedro Niño Ladrón de Guevara, son of Christóbal Niño Ladrón de Guevara and María Lus Martínes, both deceased, married María Rosalía Telles Xirón, daughter of Ildefonso Telles Xirón and Manuela Páez.

At NSG on 26 Apr. 1762, Xptoval Niño Ladrón de Guevara married María Martínez. (Magdaleno, p. 56)

Christobal Niño Ladron de Guevara and Anna Martin baptized daughter Maria Anttonia at NSG on 15 June 1765, b 13th. (JCA< r 5)

Guevara, Maria Rosa: Española from Paso, 35, widow. Her family: 3 sons, 11, 7 and 3. (1788-593)

Gutierrez, José Antonio: mestizo from Paso, 20, farmer, married to Rafaela Bargas, Española from Paso, 15. (1788-351)

At NSG on 15 Apr. 1788, José Antonio Gutiérrez, son of José Gutiérrez and María del Carmen Montoya, married Polonia Rafaela Bargas, daughter of José Manuel Bargas, deceased, and Bárbara Niño Ladrón de Guebara.

Gutierrez, Jose: Español from New Mexico, 76, farmer, married to Maria Montoya, mulatta from Paso, 30. His family: 2 sons, 15 and 12; 3 daughters, 10, 7, and 4. (1788-124)

DM at NSG on 11 March 1764 Joseph Gutiérrez, widower from his marriage to Petrona Hidalgo and María Montoya, 26, legitimate daughter of Marcos Montoya and María Antonia Almanzán, citizens of Paso.

Gutierrez, José: farmer, Español, Paso native, 77 years old, married to Carmen Montoya, mestiza, 33, has two sons, 20 and 14, and three daughters, 12, 8, and [obscured].(1790-141)

Gutierrres, Jose Ant^o: farmer, Español, Paso native, 21 years old, married to Rafaela Bargas, Española, 18, has a son a year old.(1790-140)

Gutierrez, Luiz: mestizo from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Candelaria, an Indian from Paso, 35. His family: 2 sons, 8 and 5; 1 daughter, 3. (1788-337)

At NSG on 7 Sept. 1769, Luis Gutiérrez, español, married María Candelaria, India. (Magdaleno, p. 80)

Luis Gutierrez and Maria Candelaria Cubero/de la Cruz baptized at NSG: Lino Cipriano on 26 Sept 1776; Maria Antonia on 10 Dec 1777, b 7th; Blas Maria Candelaria on 4 Feb 1779, b 2nd. (JCA, r 5)

Gutierrez, Luis: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Candelaria Chihuahua, Indian, 40, has three sons, 20, 3 and 2; a daughter, 4.(1790-396)

DM at NSG on 2 May 1793 for José Matheo Gutiérres, 23, mestizo native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Luis Gutiérres and María Candelaria Melenudo, and María Josefa Ortega, 20, mestiza native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Francisco Ortega, deceased, and Isabel Padilla.

Gutierrez, Maria: Española, 22, has a son, 3.(1790-651)

Gutierrez, Pablo: Español from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Teresa Montoya, a mulatta from Paso, 40. His family: 1 daughter, 10; 1 male orphan, 3; 1 female orphan from this year. (1788-103)

DM at NSG on 5 Apr. 1766 Pablo Gutiérres, legitimate son of José Gutiérres and Petrona Idalgo, deceased, citizens of Paso, and Teresa Montoya, age 22 daughter of Marcos Montoya and María Antonia de Almazán, also Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection, Marriages 1715-1769) Pablo Gutiérrez, son of Joseph Gutiérrez and Petrona Idalgo, deceased, married at NSG on 20 Apr. 1766, Theresa Montoya, legitimtate daughter of Marcos Montoya and María Antonia Almazán. (Magdaleno, p. 72)

Pablo Gutierrez and Teresa Montoya baptized their daughter, Maria Antonia Dolores at NSG on 27 Apr 1779, b 24th. (JCA, r 5)

Gutierrez, Pablo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 42 years old, married to Teresa Montoya, Española, 14; has a daughter 7 and a male orphan 2. (1790-156)

Hernandez, Jose Lazaro: Español, native of Ojo Caliente, age 40, occupation of blacksmith, married to Dolores Tafoya, Española, native of Paso, age 35. His family: 2 sons, 12 and 4. (1788-33)

DM at NSG on 12 Aug. 1775 for Lázaro Hernándes, native of San Antonio de la Ysleta, legitimate son of Pedro Hernández, deceased, and Cresensia [or Cesaria, or?] Durán, vecinos of Ysleta, and María Dolores Tafoya, age 22, legitimate daughter of Salbador Tafoya and Rosa Carabajal, vecinos of Paso. (CAT 4: f. 309-10)

Lazaro Hernandes and Maria Dolores Tafoya baptized at NSG: Jose Ignacio on 15 Aug 1776; Maria Mathea on 27 Aug 1778, b 24th. (JCA< r 5)

Hernandez, Lazaro: blacksmith, Español, native of Ojo Caliente, 42 years old, married to Maria Tafoya, Española, 40, has two sons, 12 and 5 years old.(1790-38)

Herrera, Anastacio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Carmen Madrid, Española, 30, has a 4 year-old son.(1790-89)

At NSG on 4 May 1788, José Anastacio Herrera, son of Antonio Herrera and Bárbara Trujillo, both deceased, married María del Carmen Madrid of unknown parents, and widow from her first marriage to Gregorio Báldes; españoles from Paso..

Herrera, Antonio: Español, Paso native, 36, candlemaker [velero], married to Dominga Jurado, Española, native of Paso, 47. His family: 2 sons, 23 and 17; 2 daughters, 20 and 6. (1788-94)

At NSG on 8 July 1782, Antonio Herrera, son of Salvador de Herrera and Brianda Luzero, married María Dominga Jurado of unknown parents, and widow from her first marriagte to Cayetano Provencio.

Herrera, Antonio: carpenter, Español, Paso native, 37 years old, married to Dominga Jurado, Española, 45, has two sons, 25 and 19.(1790-106)

Herrera, Hipolito: Español of Paso, 40, farmer, married to Isabel Duran, Española of Paso, 35. His family: 1 son, 18; 1 orphan girl [age obliterated]. (1788-206)

At NSG on 18 Feb. 1766, Juan Hipólito Herrera, legitimate son of Juan de Herrera, deceased, and Juana Padilla, married Isabel Durán, natural daughter of Francisca Barela.

Possible related item: At NSG on 1 July 1742, Juan de Herrera married Juana Xaviera. (Magdaleno, 16)

Herrera, Ipolito: farmer, Español, Paso native, 51 years old, married to Isabel Duran, Española, 31, has a son, 14, and a daughter, 8.(1790-261)

Herrera, Jose: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 4_ [age partially obscured], married to Juana Misquiz [?, clearly reads Misquiz vs. Márquez below], mestiza, 36, has a son, 7, and two daughters, 10 and 1.(1790-514)

DM at NSG on 26 July 1780, for an apparent marriage of José de Herrera, son of Salvador Herrera and Brianda Luzero and Juana Antonia Márquez, daughter of Domingo Márquez and Anna María García. These entries must pertain to two different men when their parents are noted.

At NSG on 21 Jan. 1771, Pedro Joseph de Herrera, legitimate son of Juan de Herrera, deceased, and Juana Manuela Padilla, married Juana Misquia y Esquibel, legitimate daughter of Joseph Misquia, deceased, and Juana Esquibel, deceased. (Magdaleno, p. 84 calls the bride's mother Ana María Esquibel, who he does not term deceased.)

Herrera, José Maria: mulatto from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Paula Duran, mulatta from Paso, 50. His family: 1 son, 21; 1 male orphan, 14; 1 female orphan, 8. [Note: Herrera's age is clearly 25 while Paula's is clearly 50] (1788-519)

At NSG on 31 May 1782, José María Herrera, son of Miguel José Herrera and Isabel Ábalos, both deceased, married Paula Durán, widow from her first marriage to Antonio José Luzero, daughter of Vizente Durán, deceased, and Estefana Maese.

Herrera, Jose: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 27 years old, married to Paula Duran, Mestiza, 43 years old, has a son, 20; three male orphans, 14, 12 and 1; a female orphan, 17.(1790-480)

Herrera, Juan: mulatto from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Rosa Rivera, mulatta from Paso, 28. His family, 2 daughters, 8 and 1. (1788-398)

On 28 Nov. 1779 at NSG, Juan de Herrera, son of Miguel de Herrera and Isabel de Ábalos, both deceased, married María Francisca Apodaca, daughter of Antonio Apodaca, deceased, and Quitería Ríos.

On 6 July 1786 at NSG, Juan de Herrera, widower from his first marriage to Francisca Apodaca, married Rosa Rivera, daughter of Juan Pedro Rivera and Petra Bonifacia Torres, deceased.

Herrera, Juan de: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 28 years old, married to Rosa Rivera, mestiza, 25, has two daughters, 10 and 4.(1790-471)

Herrera, Juan Andres: mulatto from Paso, 47, farmer, married to Bonifacia Abalos, mulatta from Paso, 18. His family: 4 sons: 11, 9, 4 and 1; 1 daughter, 3. (1788-527)

At NSG on 4 May 1773, Christóval Herrera, legitimate son of Antonio de Herrera and Manuela Madrid, both deceased mestizos, married Rita Veanes, orphan of don Alonzo Veanes, a coyota. (Magdaleno, p. 90)

DM at NSG on 20 Dec. 1765 for Juan Andrés de Herrera, legitimate son of Antt^o Herrera and Manuela Madrid, deceased citizen of Paso, and Magdalena Durán, 20, legitimate daughter of Joseph Durán. deceased. and Rosa Padilla, Paso citizens. The couple were related in the third degree of consanguinity as Juan de Herrera, the groom's grandfather, was a blood brother of Antonia Herrera, maternal grandmother of Magdalena Durán, and as such the couple wishing to marry were second cousins. Magdalena was said to be a poor orphan due to her father's death. (EPPL Callero Collection). Juan Andrés de Herrera, legitimate son of Antonio de Herrera and Manuela Madrid, deceased, married Magdalena Durán, legitimate daughter of Joseph Durán, deceased, and Rosa Padilla at NSG on 29 Dec. 1765. (Magdaleno, p. 70)

At NSG on 29 Dec. 1765, Juan Andrés de Herrera, legitimate son of Antonio de Herrera and Manuela Madrid, deceased, married Madalena Durán, legitimate daughter of Joseph Durán and Rosa Padilla.

At NSG on 29 Oct. 1770, Juan Andrés de Herrera, widower from his marriage to Magdalena Durán, legitimate son of Antonio de Herrera and Manuela Madrid, both deceased, married Bonifacia de Ábalos, daughter of Juan Carlos de Ábalos and Manuela Truxillo, both deceased.

Juan Andres de Herrera and Bonifacia Abalos baptized at NSG on 25 Mar 1778 Jose Gregorio, b 10th. (JCA, r 5)

Herrera, Juan Andres: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Bonifacia Abalos, Española, 31, has 4 sons, 16, 14, 13 and 12, and a daughter, 8.(1790-181)

Herrera, Juliana: mulatta from Paso, 70, widow with 1 son, 20, and 1 female orphan, 17. (1788-689)

Herrera, Juliana: mestiza, 78, has a son, 22.(1790-757)

Herrera, Manuel de : mulatto from New Mexico, 50, farmer, married to Catarina Banegas, mulatta fom Paso, 30. His family: 1 [ gender obscured], 5; 1 male orphan, 20. (1788-412)

DM at NSG on 24 Sept. 1769 for Manuel de Herrera, citizen of El Paso, legitimate son of Salbador de Herrera and Brianda Lucero, and Catharina Vanegas, 30, daughter of Pablo Vanegas, deceased, and Josefa Naranjo, mulattos libres and citizens of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection). The couple married at NSG on 9 Oct. 1769. (Magdaleno, p. 80)

Herrera, Manuel de: farmer, Español, Paso native, 48 years old, married to Catarina Banegas, Española, 40, has an orphan boy, 8.(1790-104)

Herrera, Miguel: Español from Paso, 39, farmer, married to Manuela Padilla, Española from Paso, 24. His family: 3 sons, 9, 5, and 1; 1 daughter, 3. (1788-189)

Miguel Herrera and Manuela Padilla baptized their daughter Dominga Ignacia on 14 May 1781, b 12th, at NSG. (JCA, r 5)

Herrera, Pablo: Español from Paso, 44, farmer, married to Maria Victor, Española from Chihuahua, 30. His family: 2 sons, 13 and 7; 2 daughters, 12 and 9; 1 male orphan, 7; 1 female orphan, 50. (1788-184)

Herrera, Pablo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 48 years old, married to Vitoria Gomes, mestiza, 36, has four sons, 16, 12, 11 and 10; three daughters, 15, 15 and 14. [clearly 15 twice] (1790-530)

Herrera, Salbador de: Español, Paso native, 68, farmer, married to Brianda Lucero, Española, New Mexico native, 60. His family: 3 sons, 30, 28 and 21; 1 daughter, 20, and a female orphan, 8. (1788-96)

At NSG on 20 Apr. 1750, Salbador de Herrera, coyote, married Brianda Lucero. (Magdaleno, 25)

Salvador de Herrera and Brianda Lucero baptized at NSG: Joseph Manuel in Aug 1750 [exact date obliterated]; Lucas Eutimao on 27 Dec 1760, b 24th; Joseph Cayetano on 18 Dec 1763, b 4th. (JCA, r 5)

Herrera, Salbador: farmer, Español, Paso native, 67 years old, married to Brianda Lucero, Española, 51, has two sons, 29 and 25 years old.(1790-105)

DM at NSG on 12 July 1798 for José Herrera, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Salvador Herrera and Brianda Lucero, and Maria Petrona Águiles, native and citizen of Paso, 18, legitimate daughter of Nicolás Águiles and Rosa Padilla.

Herrera, Santiago: Español from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Juliana Maese, Española from Paso, 20. His family: 1 son from this year. (1788-259)

At NSG on 1 Aug. 1785, Santiago Herrera, son of Ipólito Herrera and ____, married María Juliana Maese, daughter of Mateo Maese and Josefa Hidalgo.

Herrera, Santiago: farmer, Español, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Juliana Maese, Española, 20, has a daughter a year old.(1790-275)

Herrera, Sebastian de: Español from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Loreta Montaño, Española from Janos, 40. His family: 3 sons, 32, 4 and 3; 3 daughters, 26, 17, and 14. (1788-188)

Sebastian de Herrera and Maria Loreta Montaño abaptized at NSG: Maria Rosalia on 22 Aug 1752; Joseph Antonio Bernabe, español, on 18 June 1755; Theodocia Gertrudis on 31 May 1765, b 29th; Francisca Ilaria on 10 Oct 1762, b 6th. (JCA, r 5)

Idalgo, Bartola: Española from Paso, 40, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 12 and 11; 1 daughter, 18. (1788-586)

Idalgo, Bartola: mestiza, 40, has two sons, 15 and 12; two daughters, 20 and 8.(1790-743)

Idalgo, Casilda: Española, 45, has three sons, 15, 12 and 9; a daughter, 14.(1790-660)

She may be the Casilda Hidalgo who married Juan Luxán at NSG in Feb. 1762. (Magdaleno, p. 56)

Idalgo, Encarnacion: Española from Paso, 50, widow. Her family: 1 son, 15; 1 daughter, 16; 1 female orphan, 18. (1788-583)

Idalgo, Encarnacion: mestiza, 40, has a daughter, 15, and a female orphan, 14.(1790-732)

Idalgo, Fran^co: mestizo from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Martina del Rio, a mestiza from Paso, 50. His family: 1 son, 10; 1 orphan male, 20. (1788-340)

DM at NSG on 10 Nov. 1760 for Julián García, español of Paso, legitimate son of Andrés García and Ignacia Ledesma, natives and citizens of Paso, both deceased, and Theodora Idalgo, 15, legitimate daughter of Francisco Idalgo and Martina del Río, also Paso citizens.

Francisco Idalgo and maria del Río baptized at NSG their daughter, Maria Theodora Josepha, on 8 Apr 1755f. (JCA, r 5)

Idalgo, Fran^co: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 55 years old, married to Martina del Rio, mestiza, 53, has an orphan boy, 11.(1790-428)

Idalgo, Isidro: Español from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Antonia Lucero, Española from Paso, 35. His family: 4 sons, 18, 15, 4 and 2; 1 daughter, 7. (1788-282)

At NSG on 22 July 1762, Isidro Idalgo married Antonia Luzero. (Magdaleno, p. 57)

Isidro Idalgo and Antonia Luzero baptized at NSG: Maria Victoria on 8 Mar 1764, b 7th; Maria Martina Dolores on 31 Jan 1781, b 30th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 23 Oct. 1772, Mariana, parbula legitimate daughter of Isidro Hidalgo and Antonia Lucero de Godoy, was buried. (Magdaleno, 155; LDS 1156606)

Idalgo, Isidro: farmer, Español, Paso native, 60 years old, married to Antonia Lucero, Española, 45, has four sons, 18, 15, 7, and 4; and a daughter [age obscured].(1790-288)

Idalgo, Jose Juaquin: mulatto from Paso, 37, farmer, married to Anna Maria Abeitia, mulatta from Paso, 25. His family: 1 son of one year; 1 daughter, 6. (1788-389)

DM at NSG on 11 Nov. 1775 for Jph. Juachin Ydalgo, legitimate son of Andrés Ydalgo and Michaela Truxillo, españoles and citizens of Paso, and Ana María Medina, age 19, legitimate daughter of Antonio Medina and María Lorenza Romero, deceased, also citizens of Paso. (CAT 4: 404-05)

At NSG on 1 Dec. 1775, José Juaquín Idalgo, son of Andrés Idalgo and Micaela Trujillo, married Anna María Medina, daughter of Antonio Medina and María Loreta Romero.

Jose Joaquin Idalgo and Anna Maria Medina baptized their son, Juan Ignacio de Jesus , español, on 3 Aug 1776, and then son Margarito at NSG on 16 June 1780, b 10th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 17 Feb. 1733, Andrés Hidalgo married Michaela Truxillo. (Magdaleno, 4)

Another child of Andrés Hidalgo and MicaelaTrujillo was Blas Hidalgo identified in his DM at Paso on 5 May 1775 when he and his parents were termed citizens of Paso; he wished to marry María Petrona Padilla, age 17, legitimate daughter of Antonio Padilla, deceased, and María Antonia Luján, also Paso citizens. (EPPL microfilm of marriages 1715-1769, no frame numbers; also EPPL Callero Collection Marriages 1715-1769, Paso) Blas Hidalgo, legitimate son of Andrés Hidalgo and Micaela Truxillo, married María Petrona Padilla, legitimate daughter of Antonio Padilla, deceased, and María Antonia Luján, at NSG on 10 June 1765. (Magdaleno, p. 69)

Idalgo, Juaquin: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 47 years old, married to Maria Romero, mestiza, 28, has a son, 3, and a daughter, 7.(1790-439)

Idalgo, Manuel: mestizo from Paso. 40, married to Juana Duran, a mulatta from Paso, 37. His family: 3 sons, 13, 7 and 1. (1788-344)

At NSG on 16 May 1763 a Manuel Idalgo married Juana María, an orphan. (Magdaleno, p. 59)

Related item?: At NSG on 23 Sept. 1772, Joseph Raphael, parbulo legitimate son of Manuel Hidalgo and Juana Naranjo, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606)

Manuel Idalgo and Juana Naranjo baptized at NSG: Ramona Inocensia on 6 Jan 1779, b 4th; and Francisco Borja on 13 Oct 1781, b 11th. (JCA, r 5)

Idalgo, Manuel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Juana Duran, mestiza, 30, has four sons, 12, 9, 4 and 1.(1790-468)

DM at NSG on 1 Mar. 1794 for Isidoro Hidalgo, 19, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of María Manuel Hidalgo and Juana Durán, and María Rosalía Bargas, 16, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Manuel Bargas and Salomena Peña.

DM at NSG on 1 Apr. 1797 for Manuel Idalgo, 50, native and citizen of Paso, widower from his first marriage to Juana Durán, legitimate son of Andrés Idalgo and Micaela Trujillo, both deceased, and Sebastiana Lucero, 30, native and citizen of Paso, daughter of José Lucero and Juana Nepomusena Balverde.

Idalgo, Marcos: mulatto from Paso, 35, farmer, bachelor. (1788-429)

Idalgo, Marcos: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 36 years old, single.(1790-453)

Hijar, [ Francisco] Xavier: Español from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Maria Madalena Garcia, Española from Paso, 46. (1788-174)

Francisco Xavier de Ixar and Phelipa Albiso baptized their son Joseph Innocente on 29 Dec 1763, b 28th, at NSG. (JCA, r 5)

Hijar, Fran^co [Javier]: farmer, Español, Paso native, 53 years old, married to Madaglena [sic] Garcia, Española, 45, has an orphan girl, 11.(1790-179)

On 28 Oct. 1776 at NSG, Francisco Xavier de Hijar, español, widower from his first marriage to Phelipa de Albisu, son of Francisco Ildefonso de Hijar and María Phelipa Méndez, both deceased, married María Magdalena García,mestiza and widow from her second marriage to José del Río.

The above record is subject to question regarding the bride's maiden name: at NSG on 20 Oct. 1763, Francisco Xabier de Ixar married Phelipa García. (Magdaleno, p. 60)

Hijar, Jose: Español from Paso, 26, farmer, married to Maria Seberina Contreras, Española from Paso, 22. (1788-175)

At NSG son 20 Sept. 1787, José Inocencio Hijar, son of Francisco Xavier Hijar and Felipa García de Hibiso, españoles, married María Mónica Contreras, daughter of Vicente Contreras and Casilda Trujillo.

Hijar, Jose [Inocencio]: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 26 years old, married to Monica Contreras, Española, 24, has a one year-old orphan girl.(1790-435)

HORCASITAS —see ORCASITAS 

Hurtado, Juan Ant^o: farmer, mestizo, native of New Mexico, 22 years old, married to Josefa Griego, mestiza, 20, has two sons, 6 and 3.(1790-552)

DM at NSG on 27 Jan. 1790 for Juan Maese, 25, español native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Antonio Maese and Dominga Domíngues, and María Francisca Thomasa Lucero y Passos, 15, española native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Antonio Lucero y Passos and Micaela Perea.

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