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Madrid, Antonio: coyote from Paso, 30, farmer, widower. His family: one son, 10. (1788-367)

Madrid, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 39 years old, widower, has a son, 10.(1790-331)

Madrid, Bentura: Español of Paso, 37, farmer, married to Ro__ [Rosa?] Lucero, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 1 son, 12; 3 daughters, 10, 7 and 4. (1788-228)

At NSG on 9 June 1772, Joseph Bentura Madrid, legitimate son of Salbador Madrid and Dominga Valencia, married Rosa Lucero, legitimate daughter of Alférez don Patricio Lucero and doña Lugarda Varela, deceased; españoles.

At NSG on 10 Feb. 1733, Salbador Madrid married Dominga Valencia. (Magdaleno, 4)

Salbador Madrid and Dominga Valencia baptized at NSG: Sebastian on 25 Jan 1752; Maria Bissenta, española, on 21 Feb 1755.. (JCA, r 5)

Buenaventura/Jose Bentura/Jose Buenaventura/Ventura Madrid and Rosa Lucero baptized at NSG: son Jose Vizente, español, on 16 May 1776; daughter Vicenta Leandra at NSG on 27 Feb 1778, b 23rd; Jose Adauto on 9 Feb 1780, b 7th; Crecensia Maria Josefa on 20 Apr 1781, b 19th.. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG son 20 July 1733, María del Carmen, parbula legitimate daughter of Bentura Madrid and Rosa Lucero, was buried. (Magdaleno, 156; LDS 156606)

Madrid, Ventura: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40 years old, married to Rosa Lucero, Española, 36, has a son 14, and 4 daughters, 11, 9, 7 and 5.(1790-230)

Madrid, Fran^co: Español of Paso, 28, farmer, married to Juana Truxillo, mulatta from Paso, 25. (1788-224)

DM at NSG on 6-7Apr. 1778 for Juan Francisco Madrid, native and citizen of Paso, natural son of Antonio Madrid and María Luiza, India Genízara, and Juana Lucero, 20, legitimate daughter of Santos Lucero and María Trujillo, deceased, natives and citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 724-26)

At NSG on 20 Apr. 1778, Juan Francisco Madrid of unknown parents, criado for Antonio Madrid, married Juana Lucero, daughter of Santos Lucero and María Trujillo.

Madrid, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Juana Lucero, Española, 28.(1790-263)

Madrid, Jose: Español, native of Paso, age 48, farmer, married to Esmerenciana Marquez, Español, native of Paso, age 36. His family: 4 sons, ages 23, 18, 15 and 12; 2 daughters, 14 and 6; 1 male orphan, 16; 1 female orphan, 13. (1788-35)

Due to the similarity in given names, and though the family tree provided in the DM do not tie in directly, it appears that the DM at NSG from 24 April to 8 June 1802 for José Gabriel Madrid, 28, Paso native, legitimate son of José Madrid and María Esmerenciana del Río, and María Manuela Márquez, 20, legitimate daughter of Agustín Márquez and Manuela Sánchez, all Paso natives and citizens. The family tree related by witnesses was:

Trunk of the tree = don Domingo Márquez

dau. = doña Ana María Márquez son = don Xavier Márquez

doña Esmerenciana del Río=1st deg.=grandaughter don Augustín Márquez= 1st

deg.=grandson

don Gabriel Madrid=2nd deg. = grandson doña Manuela Márquez=2nd

deg.=granddaughter

Baptismal certificates provided stated that at Paso on 1 June 1782, María Manuela, age 2 days, of unknown parents was baptized, despite the fact that relations were noted in the family tree. On 27 Jan. 1774 at Paso, José Gabriel, legitimate son of José Madrid and María Emerenciana Ríos was baptized with José Miguel Fuentes and María Gertrudis Fuentes, brother and sister, as the padrinos. (AHAD 359: 220-29) Jose Madrid and Maria Esmerenciana Rios/del Rio baptized at NSG: Joseph Antonio Vissente on 26 Jan 1764, b 23rd; Agustin on 2 Sept 1765, b 28 Aug.; Joseph Manuel Vivian on 5 Dec 1761, b 2nd; son Jose Antonio at NSG on 11 Feb 1777. (JCA, r 5)

Madrid, José: mulatto from Paso, 42, farmer, married to Micaela Membrila, mulatta from Paso, 35. His family: 2 sons, 12 and 1; 3 daughters, 9, 8 and 6. (1788-403)

DM at NSG on 29 Aug. 1767 for José Madrid of El Paso, legitimate son of Francisco Madrid and Xertrudis Márques, both deceased, married María Micaela de los Reyes [Mambrilla], 16, legitimate daughter of Dionisio de la Mambrila and Luisa Bartola Padilla, also citizens of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection) Joseph Madrid and Micaela Mambrila were married at NSG on 22 Sept. 1767. (Magdaleno, p. 75)

Jose/Jose Antonio Madrid/Madri and Michaela Mambrila baptized at NSG daughter Maria Josefa Cicilia on 22 Nov 1777, b 15th; and Maria Casilda on 12 Apr 1780, b 9th. (JCA, r 5)

Madrid, José: Español, farmer, Paso native, 45 years old, married to Micaela Membrila, Española, 35, has two sons, 14 and 4, and three daughters, 10, 8, and 7 years old. (1790-82)

Madrid, Jose: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 48 years old, married to Esmerenciana del Rio, Española, 40, has three sons, 22, 18 and 15 years old; two daughters, 16 and 7; and a female orphan, 14.(1790-37)

Madrid, Juan José: Español, Paso native, age 23, farmer, married to Maria Ant^a Lucero, Española, Paso native, 2_ [age partially obliterated.] (1788-53)

At NSG on 12 Aug. 1785, Juan José Madrid, son of José Madrid, deceased, and Antonia García, married María Antonia Luzero, daughter of Salbador Luzero and María Trujillo.

At NSG on 6 Jan. 1762, José Madrid married Antonia García. (Magdaleno, p. 55)

Madrid, Juan José: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 23 years old, married to Maria Ant^a Lucero, Española, 24. (1790-41)

Madrid, Juaquin: Español from Paso, 46, farmer, married to Juana Romero, Española from Paso, 36. His family: 1 son, 10; 1 daughter, 3. (1788-128)

DM at NSG on 5 April 1766 for Juachín Madrid, citizen of El Paso, son of Antonio Madrid and Valentina Granillo, citizens of Paso, and Juana Romero, age 15, daughter of Francisco Romero, deceased, and Ana Antonia Gonzáles de Escalante, also citizens of Paso. (EPPL Callero Collection, Paso Marriages 1715-1769). Juachín Madrid, legitimate son of Antonio Madrid and Valentina Granillo, married at NSG on 22 April 22, 1766, Juana Romero, legitimate daughter of Francisco Romero, deceased, and Ana Antonia Escalante. (Magdaleno, p. 72)

Juaquin Madrid and Juana Romero baptized son Ladislao Jose on 29 June 1777, b 27th; and son Juan Nicolas at NSG on 8 Dec 1781, b 6th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 22 May 1735, Antonio Madrid, widower from his marriage to Juana Vadriera, married Valentina Gregoria Granillo. (Magdaleno, 7)

Juaquín Madrid's father is noted at NSG on 12 Nov. 1770 as Antonio Madrid, widower from his second marriage to Valentina Granillo, legitimate son of Joseph Madrid, deceased, and Josepha Contreras, deceased, when he married Antonia Varela,, widow of Florencio Truxillo, legitimate daughter of Juan Varela and Catarina Quintana, deceased.

Madrid, Julian: Español from Paso, 49, farmer, married to Rosalia [Zamora [?], mulatta from Paso, 25. His family: 1 son, 12; 2 daughters, 10 and 2. (1788-198)

DM at NSG on 18 Nov. 1762 for Julián Madrid, legitimate son of Antonio Madrid and Balentina Granillo, vecinos of Paso, and Dominga Varela, age 15, legitimate daughter of Juan Vaela and Margarita Luzero, also Paso vecinos. (CAT 4: 278-79) At NSG on 2 Dec. 1762 Julián Madrid married Dominga Varela. (Magdaleno, p. 58)

Julian Madrid and Dominga Varela baptized son Joseph Luciano at NSG on 7 Mar 1765, b 4th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 8 June 1786, Julián Madrid, widower from his first marriage from Dominga Varela, married Rosalía Samora, daughter of José Samora and Susana Naranjo.

DM at NSG on 10 Dec. 1794 for María Josefa Madrid, 20, española, legitimate daughter of Julián Madrid and María Dominga Varela, all citizens of Paso, and Juan Ignacio Moya, 23, español, legitimate son of Juan Francisco Moya and María Reyes Martínes, citizens of Tomé, New Mexico where part of the DM was held on 8 Sept. and Banns read at Belén on 14, 21 and 28 Sept., and DM testimony taken at Paso on 10 Dec. 1794.

Madrid, Julian: farmer, Español, Paso native, 49 years old, married to Rosa Zamora, Española, 2_ [age partially obscured], has two sons, 12 and 2; and two daughters, 13 and 4.(1790-259)

Madrid, Jose Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 27 years old, married to Maria Ign^a Truxillo, Española, 16, has a son one year old.(1790-147)

At NSG on 2 Apr. 1789, José Manuel Madrid, son of José Madrid and María Emerenciana Ríos, espñoles, married María Ignacia Trujillo, daughter of José Manuel Trujillo and María Rafaela Granillo, deceased, españoles.

Madrid, Sebastian: Español from Paso, 36, farmer, married to Paula Lucero, Español from Paso, 22. His family: 4 sons, ages 16, 6, 4 and 1. (1788-126)

DM at NSG on 28 Sept. 1775 for Sebastián Madrid, legitimate son of Salbador Madrid and Dominga Valencia, españoles and citizens of Paso, and María Dolores Eugenia Ydalgo, age 15, adopted daughter of Magdalena Ydalgo, deceased, native of Paso. (CAT 4: 410-11)

At NSG on 9 Oct. 1775, Sebastián Madrid, legitimate son of Salbador Madrid and Dominga Barela, españoles, married María Dolores, daughter of Magdalena Idalgo and an unknown father.

Sebastian Madrid and Dolores Idalgo baptized at NSG: Anna Thereza de Jesus on 17 Oct 1776; Jose Antonio Vizente on 30 Dec 1778, b 26th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 22 Oct. 1781, Sevastián Madrid, widower from his first marriage to María Dolores Idalgo, son of Salvador Madrid and Dominga Valencia, married Paula Josefa Lucero, daughter of Patricio Lucero and Matiana Márques.

Madrid, Sebastian: farmer, Español, Paso native, 38 years old, married to Paula Lucero, Española, 27, has four sons, 10, 7, 5 and 1 year old.(1790-132)

Madrid, Vicenta: Española, 36, has a daughter, 8.(1790-711)

Madrid, José Vicente: Español, native of Paso, age 24, farmer, married to Rafaela Quaron, Española, native of Paso, age 25. His family: 1 son, age 2; 1 daughter, 3. (1788-34)

At NSG on 21 July 1783, Vicente Madrid, son of don José Antonio Madrid and doña Antonia García de Noriega, married Rafaela Quaron, daughter of don Lorenzo Quaron and doña Rosa Estrada, deceased.

Madrid, Vicente: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Rafaela Quaron, Española, 20, has two sons, 4 and 1, and a daughter, 5.(1790-103)

Maese, Jose Angel: Español from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Maria Fran^ca Lucero, Española from Paso, 16. His family: 1 daughter, 3. (1788-253)

At NSG on 14 July 1783, José Ángel Maese, son of Francisco Maese and Dominga Telles, married María Francisca Lucero, daughter of Cristóval Lucero and Isabel Bargas, deceased.

At NSG on 15 July 1743, Francisco Xavier Maese married Dominga Telles Xirón. (Magdaleno, 18)

Francisco Maesse and Dominga Telles baptized at NSG: Leonardo Josjeph on 17 Nov 1750; Juan Miguel, coyote, on 12 May 1753; Maria Michaela on 1 Oct 1756; Maria Rossalia on 17 Oct 1761, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

Maese, Jose Angel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 28 years old, married to Fran^ca Lucero, mestiza, 20, has two daughters, 6 and 1.(1790-498)

Maese, Antonio: Español fom Paso, 65, farmer, married to Gabriela Gongora, Española from Paso, 60. His family: 2 sons, 25 and 12; 2 daughters [ages obliterated]. (1788-262)

Maese, Antonio: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 60 years old, married to Gabriela Lujan, mestiza, 6_ [age partially obscured], has two sons, 12 and 8.(1790-492)

DM at NSG on 25 June 1791 for Antonio Maese, 50, native and citizen of Paso, widower from his first marriage to María Gabriela Luján, legitimate son of Diego Antonio Maesse and María Daria Cordero, both deceased, and María Catarina Lucero, Paso citizen and native, 30, legitimate daughter of Juan Baptista Lucero and Juaquina Apodaca, both deceased.

Possible connections: Antonio Maeze and Getrudis Luxan abaptized son Juan Ilario on 18 Jan 1751; Antonio Maese and Gabriela Gongora baptized daughter Juana at NSG on 12 Mar 1752; Antonio Maesse and Gabriela [no surname listed] baptized mulatto son Domingo at NSG on 7 Aug 1759.. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 28 July 1741, Diego Antonio Maese, widower from his marriage to María Daria, married Rosa de Heredia. (Magdaleno, 15)

Maese, Antonio: mulatto from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Dominga Dominguez, Española from Paso, 40. His family: 1 son, 25. (1788-453)

DM at NSG on 14 June 1753, for Antonio Maese, son of Cayetano Maese and Antonia Brito, españoles, and Dominga Domínguez, daughter of Antonio Domínguez and Gerónima Luzero, españoles.

At NSG on 20 June 1753, Antonio Maesses, legitimate son of Cayetano Maesse and Antonia Brito, español, married Dominga Domínques, legitimate daughter of Antonio Domíngues and Gerónima Lucero. (Magdaleno, 29)

Antonio Maese and Dominga Dominguez baptized mulatta daughter Estephana at NSG on 15 Jan. 1755. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 10 Feb. 1770 for Joseph Márquez, legitimate son of Juan Márquez and Rosa Tamaris, both deceased, and Estefana Maesse, 14, legitimate daughter of Antonio Maesse and Dominga Domínguez, all natives and citizens of Paso. The couple married at NSG on 27 Feb. 1770.

Maese, Antonio: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 70 years old, married to Dominga Dominguez, Española, 50.(1790-360)

DM atNSG 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.

Maese, Jose Xptoval: Español from Paso, 20, farmer, married to Juana Jurado, Española from Paso, 18. His family: 1 son, 2; 1 daughter from this year. (1788-264)

At NSG on 13 Nov. 1784, José Xptóbal Maesse, son of Antonio Maesse and Gabriela Luján, married Juana Jurado, daughter of Antonio Jurado and María Antonia Padilla. A brother of Cristóbal Maese was Juan Ignacio Maese, legitimate son of Antonio Maese and Gabriela Luján, who married at NSG on 29 Dec. 1774, Juana Balencia, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Balencia and Lucía del Villar. (Magdaleno, p. 95)

Antonio Maesse and Gabriela Lujan baptized daughter Maria Petra at NSG on 14 Feb 1762, b, 6th. (JCA, r 5)

Maese, Cristoval: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 33 years old, married to Juana Jurado, mestiza, [age obscured], has a son, 3, and a daughter, 2.(1790-494)

Maese, Estefana, Española, 60.(1790-688)

Maese, Ilario: Español from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Juana Valencia, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 2 sons, 5 and 3; 2 daughters, 8 and 1. (1788-263)

At NSG on 27 Dec. 1774, Juan Ilario Maese, legitimate son of Antonio Maese and Grabiela Luján, married Juana María Balencia, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio Balencia and Lucía del Villar.

At NSG on 11 Feb. 1778, Juan Ilario Maese, son of Antonio Maese and Gabriela Luján, received his velados or nuptial blessing with Juana María Valencia, daughter of Juan Antonio Valencia and Lucía del Villar.

Juan Ilario Maese and Juana Valencia baptized at NSG: Maria Candelaria Rosalia on 12 Nov 1775; Maria Policarpia on 30 Jan 1779, b 26th. (JCA, r 5)

Maese, Ilario: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 38 years old, married to Juana Valencia, mestiza, 2_ [age partially obscured}, has two sons, 5 and 5 [sic] ; two daughters, 11 and 3. (1790-493)

Maese, José: Español from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Pasquala Misquiz, Española from Paso, 28. His family: 1 daughter, 12. (1788-254)

Maese, Jose: Español from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Juliana Go___ [obliterated], Española from Paso, 15. His family: 1 son from this year. (1788-256)

At NSG on 7 Dec. 1787, José Maese, son of Francisco Maese, deceased, and Dominga Thelles, married María Juliana Gómes, daughter of Manuel Gómes and María Rosa Lucero, deceased.

At NSG on 15 July 1743, Francisco Xavier Maese married Dominga Telles Xirón. (Magdaleno, 18)

Francisco Maesse and Dominga Telles baptized at NSG: Leonardo Joseph on 17 Nov 1750; Juan Miguel, coyote, on 12 May 1753; Maria Michaela on 1 Oct 1756; Maria Rossalia on 17 Oct 1761, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

Maese, Jose: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 20 years old, married to Juliana Gomes, Española, 18, has a year- old son.(1790-227)

Maese, José Maria: mulatto from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Tomasa Varela, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 2 sons, 4 and 3. (1788-533)

At NSG on 30 Dec. 1782, José María Maese, son of José Maese and María Rosa Martínez, married Tomasa Varela, daughter of Severino Varela and Paula Ortega.

Jose's parents, Joseph Maezes and Rossa Martínez were married at NSG on 19 Feb. 1759. (Magdaleno, p. 44) Joseph Maesse and Rossa Martin baptized son Manuel Ambrozio at NSG on 14 Dec 1760, b 7th. A Joseph Maesse and Rossa del Rio baptized son Joseph Maria at NSG on 14 Feb 1763, b. 2nd.(JCA, r 5)

Maese, Jose Maria: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Tomasa Varela, Española, 20, has two sons, 6 and 4, and a one year-old daughter.(1790-539)

Maese, Juan: Español from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Maria Candelaria, Española from Paso, 26. (1788-255)

DM at NSG on 24 Mar. 1778 for Juan Miguel Maesse, legitimate son of Francisco Maesse, deceased, and Dominga Telles, natives and citizens of Paso, and Francisca Candelaria Brito, 20 more or less, legitimate daughter of Salvador Candelaria Brito and Mónica Brito. In the petition portion of the DM the prospective bride is named Francisca Brito Candelaria. (CAT 3: 752-54).

Maese, Juan: farmer, Español, Paso native, 39, married to Fran^ca Candelaria, Española, 28.(1790-226)

Maesse [sic], Juan: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 20 years old, married to Fran^ca Lucero, Española, 16.(1790-361)

DM at NSG on 27 Jan. 1790 for Juan Maese, español of Paso, son of Antonio Maese and Dominga Domíngues and Francisca Thomasa Lusero, española of Paso, daughter of Antonio Lusero y Passos and Michaela Perea.

Maese, Lorenzo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 26 years old married to Josefa Cadena, mestiza, 30, has a daughter, 1. (1790-540)

At NSG on 26 Mar. 1789, Juan Lorenzo Maese, son of José Maese, deceased, and Rosa Martínes, españoles de la tierra, married María Josefa Cadena, daughter of Telmo Cadena, deceased, and María Dorotea Lusero, españoles.

Maese, Mateo: Español from Paso, 56, farmer, married to Josefa Idalgo, Española from Paso, 50. His family: 2 sons, 20 and 12; 1 daughter, 14. (1788-258)

He may be the Juan Mateo Maese who married Josepha Tellez at NSG on 2 Oct. 1769. (Magdaleno, p. 80)

Matheo Maize and Josefa Idalgo baptized son Jose Guillermo at NSG on 14 Feb 1776. (JCA, r 5)

Maese, Mateo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 60 years old, married to Josefa Idalgo, mestiza, 60, has a son, 11, and a daughter, 12.(1790-524)

Maldonado, Jose Encarnacion: Español from Paso, 28, farmer, married to Antonia Tafoya, Española from Paso, 25. His family: 2 sons, 2 and 1. (1788-303)

At NSG on 11 Oct. 1783, José Encarnación Maldonado, son of Sevastián Maldonado amd María Ignacia Delfín, deceased, married María Antonia Tafoya, daughter of Luis Tafoya and Juana Suaso.

The father of José Encarnación Maldonado, Sebastián Maldonado, widower from his marriage to María Ignacia Delfin, married María de la Luz Telles, legitimate daughter of Bartolo Telles and Juana de Arriola at NSG on 18 Feb. 1766. (Magdaleno, p. 71)

Sevastian Maldonado and Maria Ignacia Delfin baptized at NSG: Joseph Neri on 15 May 1755; Visenta Gregoria, española, on 17 Nov 1757; Joseph Antonio on 30 Mar 1760. (JCA, r 5)

Related item: At NSG on 6 Oct. 1772, Joseph Ramón, parbulo legitimate son of Sebastián Maldonado and María de la Luz Telles, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606) Sebastian/Sebastian Antonio Maldonado and Maria de la Luz Telles baptized at NSG: Maria Clara on 17 Aug 1775; Jose Maria on 13 Sept 1777; Manuel Antonio on 28 Dec 1779, b 24th. (JCA, r 5)

Maldonado, Encarnacion: farmer, Español, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Maria Tafoya, Española, 25, has three sons, 4, 3 and 1.(1790-300)

DM at NSG on 20 Jan. 1816 for Leonicio Maldonado, 18, citizen of Paso, 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)

Maldonado, Juan: farmer, Español, Paso native, 20 years old, married to Maria Armijo, 20, has a year-old son.(1790-173)

Manso, Jose Domingo: Indian from Paso, 20, farmer, married to Vicenta Lilici, Indian from Paso, 20. His family: 1 daughter this Year. (1788-750 Indio del Pueblo)

At NSG on 1 Mar. 1787, José Domingo, Indio del pueblo, son of Francisco el Manso and Paula, married Vicenta Ilisi, India del pueblo, daughter of Isidro Ilisi and Dominga Chura, deceased.

Manso, Jose Domingo: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 22 years old, married to Vicenta Lilici, Indian, 20, has a daughter, 3.(1790-819 Indio Piro)

Manso, Juana , Indian from Paso, 48, widow. (1788-648)

Manso, Luiz: Indian from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Teresa Borrego, coyota from Paso, 18. (1788-753 Indio del Pueblo)

At NSG on 2 Feb. 1787, José Luys, Indio from this pueblo, son of Juan Luis, deceased, and Juana de la Encarnación, married Ana Teresa de Jesús, criada in the home of Juan Francisco Guevarra.

Manso, Luis: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 27 years old married to Teresa Borrego, mestiza, 20, has a son, 6.(1790-821 Indio Piro)

Marquez, Agustin: Español, Paso native, 46, farmer, married to Manuela Sanchez, Española, Paso native [age obliterated]. His family: 1 son, 4. (1788-75)

At NSG on 3 May 1774, Juan Agustín Márquez, son of Xavier Márquez and Teresa Delfín, both deceased, married María Encarnación Bernal, daughter of Francisco Xavier Bernal and María de Herrera.

Related item: At NSG on 28 Mar. 1774, Barthola Márques, legitimate daughter of Xabier Márques and Theresa Delfin, deceased, was buried. (Magdaleno, 157; LDS 1156606)

Francisco Xavier Marquez and Theresa Delfin baptized at NSG: Maria Barbaraa, española, on 1 Jan 1757; and when the father was termed Xavier Marquez, Maria Petrona, española, on 3 Aug 1759; Maria Bartola on 30 Dec 1760, b 28th; Maria Salome on 23 Oct 1763, b 22nd. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 4 May 1784 for Agustín Márquez of El Paso, widower from his first marriage to M__ Bernal, and Manuela Sánchez, 22, daughter of Manuel Sánchez and ___rres, both deceased. [torn document]

At NSG on 12 May 1784, Augustín Márquez, widower from his first marriage to María Encarnación Bernal, married Manuela Sánches, daughter of Manuel Sánches and Dominga Torres, both deceased.

Marquez, Juan Agustin: farmer, Español, Paso native, 36 years old, married to Manuela Sanches, Española, 30, has a son, 5, and a one year-old daughter.(1790-83)

Marquez, Ana Maria: Española from Paso. 65, widow. (1788-575)

Marquez, Ana Maria: Española, 64.(1790-722)

Marquez, Antonia: Española from Paso, 54, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 22 and 19, and 1 daughter, 24. (1788-613)

Marquez, Antonia: Española, 60, has two sons, 35 and 30; a daughter, 24.(1790-619)

Marquez, Jose Ant^o .: Español from Paso, 50, laborer, married to Maria Herrera, Española from Paso, 40. His family: 3 sons, ages 20, 12 and 9; 6 daughters, 16, 8, 6, 5, 4 and 2 (1788-155)

DM at NSG on 6 July 1765, José Antonio Márquez, son of Xavier Márquez and Theressa del Fín, deceased, married María de Herrera,age 18, daughter of Miguel de Herrera and Xaviera Valencia, deceased. (EPPL Callero Collection, microfilm, Marriages 1715-1769; no frame numbers) At NSG on 27 July 1765 Joseph Antonio Márquez, legitimate son of Xabier Márquez and Teresa Delfin, deceased, married María de Herrera, legitimate daughter of Miguel de Herrera and Xaviera Valencia, both deceased. (Magdaleno, p. 67)

At NSG on 31 Oct. 1741, Francisco Xabier Márquez married Theresa Delfin. (Magdaleno, 15)

Francisco Xavier Marquez and Theresa Delfin baptized at NSG: Maria Barbaraa, española, on 1 Jan 1757; and when the father was termed Xavier Marquez, Maria Petrona, española, on 3 Aug 1759; Maria Bartola on 30 Dec 1760, b 28th; Maria Salome on 23 Oct 1763, b 22nd. (JCA, r 5)

Antonio Marquez and Maria Anttonia de Herrera baptized daughter Maria Juliana at NSG on 18 Mar 1779. (JCA, r 5)

Marquez, Jose: farmer, Español, native of Paso, 40 years old, married to Maria Herrera, Española, 30 years old, has two sons, 15 and 12, and 4 daughters, ages, 20, 8, 6 and 4.(1790-57)

Marquez, Antonio de la Luz: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Maria Polonia Idalgo, mulatta from Paso. 55. His family: 1 son, 10. (1788-517)

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

At NSG on 12 Oct. 1761, Antonio Márquez married Polonia Idalgo. (Magdaleno, p. 54)

Antonio Marquez and Maria Polonia Hidalgo baptized at NSG: Francisca Xaviera on 12 Nov 1763, b 7th; Jose Secundino on 7 Apr 1778, b 31 mar. (JCA, r 5)

Marquez, Bartolo: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Juana Torres, mulatta from Paso, 49. His family: 1 male orphan, 15, 1 female orphan, 10. (1788-379)

At NSG on 18 Apr. 1770, Luis Bartolomé Márquez, legitimate son of Mathias Márquez and Rosa Antonia Carbajal, married Juana Paula Torres, widow from her second marriage to Antonio Castellano. (Magdaleno p. 81)

Marquez, Bartolo: farmer, Español, native of Socorro, 50 years old, married to Juana Torres, Española, 58, has a son 14 and a daughter, 12.(1790-36)

Marquez, Domingo: Español, Paso native age 56, farmer, married to Ana M^a Garcia, Española, Paso native, age 40. His family: 1 son, age 23; 1 daughter, 12. (1788-55 )

At NSG on 19 Mar. 1753, Domingo Márquez, legitimate son of Juan Márquez and Josepha Padilla, españoles, married Ana María García, legitimate daughter of Juan Antonio García and Margarita Rodríguez. (Magdaleno, 28)

Domingo Marquez and unnamed wife baptized son, Juan Joseph, español, at NSG on 26 July 1753. Domingo Marquez and Anna Maria Garzia baptized at NSG: Juan Agustin, español, on 30 Aug 1757; Maria Margarita, española, on 18 Jan 1760; Maria Guadalupe on 1 Mar 1762, b. 20th; Juana Antonia on 17 Jan 1764, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

Marquez, Domingo: farmer, Español, native of New Mexico, 58 years old, married to Ana Maria Garcia, Española, 40, has a son 22 and a daughter 14.(1790-35)

DM at NSG on 9 Dec. 1791 for José Mariano Gutiérres, 21, native of Guajoquilla, soldier at Paso, español, legitimate son of Modesto Gutiérres and María Dolores Ríos, and María Estefana Márquez, 17, Paso native and citizen, española, legitimate daughter of Domingo Márquez and Ana María García de Noriega.

Marquez, Estefana: Española from Paso, 45, widow. Her family: 1 son, 14; 2 daughters, 11 and 7. (1788-632)

Marquez, Estefana: Española, 50, has a son, 15, and two daughters, 14 and 6.(1790-658)

DM at NSG on 10 Aug. 1793 for Mateo García, 25, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Ventura García, deceased, and Estefana Márques, and María Josefa Salas, 16, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Cayetano Salas, deceased, and María Teodora Parra.

Marquez, Maria Fran^ca: Española from Janos, 58, widow: Her family: 1 son, 25 and 1 daughter, 15. (1788-606)

Marquez, Maria Fran^ca: Española, 50, has a daughter, 20.(1790-622)

Marquez, Fran^co Ant^o: Español, Paso native, age 47, farmer, married to Maria Rocoba, Española, native of Paso, age 36. His family: 2 sons, 25 and 20; 1 daughter, 14. (1788-51)

Marquez, Fran^co: farmer, Español, Paso native, 51 years old, widower, has a son, 20, and a daughter 16 years old. (1790-42)

DM s at NSG on 7 & 22 Apr. 1791 for Julián Idalgo, 19, español, native of the Presidio of Carrizal, legitimate son of Blas Idalgo and Petronila Padilla, and María Thomasa Márquez, 20, española, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Francisco Márquez and María Jacinta Rocoba, deceased.

Banns of marriage ordered proclaimed at the Presidio at Carrizal on 27 Apr. 1791 for Julián Idalgo, legitimate son of Blas Idalgo and Petronila Padilla, all citizens of Carrizal, and María Thomasa Márquez, legitimate daughter of Fran^co Márquez and Jacinta Rocoba, creollos of Paso.

DM at NSG on 13 Aug. 1791 for Antonio Reyes Márquez, 23, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Francisco Márques and Jacinta Rocoba, deceased, and María Paula Medina, 28, citizen of Paso, widow from her second marriage to Juan Reyes Esquibel. Her parents were not named in the DM. It is very lengthy as it includes an investigation of the charges that María Paula had prior relations with a presidial soldier at Tiburcios, José Antonio Péres, and another witness mentioned the same actifvity with Sgt. Domingo Ronqui at the Presidio of Princesa, others were also mentioned so that it began to sound as if she were a camp follower. After all the adverse testimony, María Paula decided she did not wish to marry soldier Márquez.

Marquez, Gregoria: Española from Paso, 60, widow; Her family: 1 son, 25 and 2, daughters, 19 and 16. (1788-610)

Marquez, Gregoria: Española, 50, has a son, 25, a daughter, 20, and two female orphans, 29 and 3.(1790-633)

Marquez, José: farmer, Español, Paso native, 46 years old, married to Estefana Maese, Española, 23, has three sons, 12, 7 and 2; two daughters, [age obscured] and 4 years old.(1790-77)

DM at NSG on 20 Dec. 1765 for José Márques, son of Juan Márques and Rosa Tamaris, deceased, and Josefa Romero, widow from her first marriage to Bernardo Madrid, daughter of Pedro Romero and María Lucero, deceased. (EPPL Cleofas Callero Collection) Joseph Márquez, legitimate son of Juan Márquez and Rosa ___, both deceased, married Josepha Romero, legitimate daughter of Pedro Romero and María Lusero, deceased; Joseph was the widow of Bernardo Madrid, (Magdaleno, p. 70)

DM at NSG on 10 Feb. 1770 for Joseph Márquez of Paso, legitimate son of Juan Márquez and Rosa Tamaris, both deceased, and Estefana Maese of Paso, legitimate daughter of Antonio Maesse and Dominga Domínguez., all parties natives and citizens of Paso.

DM at NSG on 5 Sept. 1793 for Rafael Rodríguez, 20, Paso native and citizen, legitimate son of Mariano Rodríguez and Dolores Durán, and María del Carmen Márquez, 18, paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of ____ Márquez and Estefana Maese.

Could the parents of José Márquez be the Juan Márquez, widower from his marriage to Mariana V____, and María Rossa de la Cruz, widow of Xptobal de Herrera who married at NSG on 23 Oct. 1757? (Magdaleno, p. 42)

Marquez, José: farmer, Español, Paso native, 26 years old, married to Maria Venavides, Española, 17.(1790-174)

Marquez, Juan Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 23 years old, married to Martina Gomes, Española, 21, has a son a year old.(1790-88)

At NSG on 30 July 1789, Juan Manuel Márques, son of José Antonio Márques and María Herrera, españoles, married Martina Muños, daughter of Cristóval Muños, deceased, and María Gómes, españoles.

Marquez, Maria: Española from Paso, 70, widow. Her family: 3 male orphans, 18, 10 and 6; 1 female orphan, 5. (1788-584)

Marquez, Maria: Española, 60, has three male orphans, 24, 12 and 7; an orphan girl, 7.(1790-626)

Marquez, Jose Mariano: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Josefa Romero, Española from Paso, 40. His family: 2 sons, 18 and 15; 2 daughters, 14 and 12; 1 male orphan, 4. (1788-129)

Marquez, Mariano: farmer, Español, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Josefa Romero, Española, 40, has 2 sons, 20 and 18; 3 daughters, 22. 18 and 16; a male orphan, 7.(1790-123)

DM at NSG on 20 July 1795 for José Alexandro Luján, 24, Paso native and citizen, mestizo, legitimate son of Carmen Luján, deceased, and María Casilda Idalgo, and María Consepsión Márques, 19, española, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Mariano Márques and María Josefa Romero.

Marquez, Matiana: Española, 36; has two sons, 17 and 14.(1790-666)

Marquez, Mateo: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Estefana Garcia, Española, 20, has a one year-old daughter.(1790-99)

At NSG on 4 Aug. 1788, Juan Mateo Márques, son of Francisco Márques and Jacinta Rocoba, married María Estefana García, daughter of José Manuel García and María Antonia Telles, all españoles de la tierra.

Marquez, Miguel: Español from Paso, 66, farmer, married to Lucia Lucero, Española from Paso, 48. His family: 3 sons, 24, 19 and 11; 2 daughters 17 and [obliterated]. (1788-292)

DM at NSG on 23 Feb. 1762 for Miguel Manuel Márques, español, legitimate son of Juan Márques, vecino of New Mexico, and Josepha de Apodaca, deceased, widower of doña María Múños who died at the Presidio of Janos where, after her death, Miguel was sent to Paso where he wishes to marry María Luzia Lucero, legitimate daughter of Cabo de Esquadra Christobal Lucero, deceased, and Margarita Padilla, vecinos of Paso. Miguel stated that due to his service he had no fixed residences other than Presidios. (CAT r 1, fr. 248-50) At NSG on 19 Mar. 1762 widower Miguel Márquez married Luisa Lucero. (Magdaleno, p. 56)

Miguel Marquez and Lucia Luzero baptized at NSG: Joseph de los Reyes on 7 Jan 1763, b 5th; Maria Candelaria on 5 Feb 1764, b 2nd, when father's name was Manuel;Maria Paula on 27 Mar 1779, b 24th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 26 Nov. 1772, María Daria, parbula legitimate daughter of Miguel Manuel Márques and <María Lucía Lucero of Paso, was buried. (Magdaleno, 155; LDS 1156606)

Marquez, Miguel: farmer, Español, Paso native, 67 years old, married to Lucia Lucero, Española, 54, has two sons, 21 and 14, and a daughter, 11.(1790-293)

Marquez, Pablo: mestizo from New Mexico, 30, farmer, married to Maria Ramirez, a mulatta from Paso, 22. His family: 1 daughter, 2. (1788-335)

At NSG on 24 Jan. 1787, Pablo Márquez from New Mexico and resident of El Paso, son of Alejandro Márquez and Mariana Sandobal married María del Carmen Ramíres, daughter of León Ramíres, deceased, and María Encarnación Idalgo.

Marquez, Pablo: farmer, mestizo, native of New Mexico, 25 years old, married to Carmen Ramires, mestiza, 20, has two daughters, 3 and 1.(1790-382)

Marquez, Vicente: Español, Paso native, age 32, farmer, married to Maria, Indian native of Nombre de Dios, age 30. (1788-52)

At NSG on 22 Dec. 1779, Juan Vicente Márques of unknown parents, married María Manuela, widow of Anastacio Valencia.

Marquez, Vicente: Español, Paso native, 40, farmer, married to Maria Garcia, a mulatta Paso native, age 30. (1788-76)

Marquez, Vicente: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 37 years old, married to Maria Garcia, mestiza, 44, has a son, 22.(1790-368)

Marquez, Vicente: Español from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Manuela Maese, Española from Paso, 28. His family: 2 sons, 15 and 6; 2 daughters, 12 and 4. (1788-154)

A possible relationship is found in the DM at NSG on 20 Apr. 1816 for José Francisco Márques, 25, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Vicente Márques, deceased, and Estefana Maese, españoles and citizens of Paso, and María Gertrudis López, 15, legitimate daughter of Antonio Lópes, deceased, and María Victoria Carbajal, españoles and citizens of Paso. (CAT 1: 32-34)

Vizente Marquez and Estefana Maese baptized daughter Maria Paula Himenia at NST on 20 Jan 1780, b 15th. (JCA, r 5)

Marrufo, Manuel Venancio: mulatto from the Valle de San Buenaventura, 40, farmer, married to Maria Dolores Lucero, an Indian from Paso, 26. His family: 3 sons, 9,. 7 and 5; 1 daughter, 11.(1788-400)

At NSG on 11 Aug. 1772, Benancio Lópes Marrufo, legitimate son of Xpbl. López Marrufo, deceased, and María Magdalena Montoya, deceased, married María Dolores Tilagua, legitimate dauighter of Domingo Tilagua, deceased, and Gerónima Ávalos, deceased, Indios deste doctrina.

At NSG on 3 Apr. 1783, José Manuel Luján, son of Domingo Luján and Juana María Torres, married María Rosa Durán, parents unknown. Padrinos were BenancioMarrufo and his wife, Dolores Lucero.

Benancio Marrujo and Maria Dolores (no surname given on first entry but then as Maria Dolores Lucero) baptized at NSG: Francisca Manuela on 7 Oct 1775; Jose Nestor on 1 Mar 1778, b 26 Feb; Juan Antonio de la Merced on 27 Sept 1780, b 24th, and his father named as Manuel Benancio; Jose Feliciano on 29 Oct 1781, b 20. (JCA, r 5)

Marrufo, Manuel Venancio: farmer, mestizo, native of Santa Barbara, 40 years old, married to Dolores Lucero, mestiza, 38, has four sons, 9, 8, 7 and 2, and a daughter, 12.(1790-582)

Marrufo, Matias: mulatto from Janos, 56, farmer, married to Margarita Truxillo, mulatta from Paso, 40. His family: 4 sons, ages 22, 12, 11 and 9; 2 daughters, 10 and 7. (1788-448)

Marrufo, Matias: farmer, mulatto, Paso native, 55 years old, married to Margarita Truxillo, mulatta, 52, has three sons, 20, 16 and 12; two daughters, 8 and 7.(1790-601)

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 noted..

DM at NSG on 3 Feb. 1796 for Maria Clemente Marrufo, 16, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Matías Marrufo and María ____, and Juan Benancio Tapia, native of Ysleta, 20, legitimate son of Alonso Tapia and María Matiana Luna.

Marrufo, Pasqual: farmer, mulatto, Paso native, 20 years old, married to Matiana Apodaca, mestiza, 16.(1790-598)

DM at NSG on 19 Feb. 1790 for José Pascual Marrufo , 26, native and citizen of Paso, son of Antonio Matias Marrujo and María Bárbara de la Lus Trujillo and María Matiana Apodaca, 17, native and citizen of Paso, daughter of Cándido Apodaca and Juaquina Nañes, both deceased.

At NSG on 20 Mar. 1790, José Pascual Marrufo, mestizo of EL Paso, son of Antonio Matias Marrufo and María Bárbara de la Luz Trujillo, married María Matiana Apodaca, española, daughter of Cándido Apodaca and Juaquina Nañes, both deceased.

Martinez, Alexandro: Español from Paso, 40, farmer, widower. His family: 3 sons ages 20, 8 and 6; 1 daughter, 15; 1 orphan boy, 12. (1788-261)

At NSG on 27 July 1788, Alexandro Martínez, son of Juan Martínez and Juana Gamboa, both deceased, married Felisiana Granillo,widow from her second marriage to Antonio Guitiérres, daughter of Manuela Granillo and Juana Telles, españoles de la tierra

DM at NSG on 12 Nov 1796 for Santiago Martínes, español, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Alexandro Martínes and María Antonia Bargas, and María Teresa [or possibly Justa] Barela, 17, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Martín Barela, deceased, and María Felisiana Granillo.

Alexandro Martinez and Maria Antonia Bargas baptized at NSG: Pedro Nolasco on 22 Oct 1758, español; Juan Joseph on 21 July 1760, b 19th; Jose Santiago , español, on 28 July 1776; Jose Rafael Ladislao on 27 June 1779, b 26th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 9 July 1775, Francisco Martín, legitimate son of Alexandro Martín and María Antonia Vargas, was buried. (Magdaleno, 161; LDS 1156606)

Martinez, Alexandro: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 54 years old, married to Feliciana Granillo, mestiza, 29, has three sons, 12, 10 and 7; two daughters, 10 and 1; a male orphan, 7.(1790-425)

Martinez, Antonio: Español, Paso native, 48, farmer, married to Maria Garcia, Española, Paso native, 30. His family: 1 son, 1 year. (1788-82)

Martinez, Antonio (Madrid) [parenthetical surname in original text]: farmer, Español, native of [obscured], 50 years old, married to Maria Garcia, Española, 22, has a son, 3 years old.(1790-73)

Martinez, Antonio Vicente: Español from Paso, 55, farmer, married to Manuela Velarde, Española from Paso, 55. His family: 1 son, 6; 4 daughters, 30, 25, 15 and 14. (1788-244)

Possibly the Antonio Vicente Martínez mentioned with his siblings, María Alejandra and ? Ignacio in their father, Juan Martín's will made at El Paso on 23 June 1764. Juan Martín, El Paso citizen, was the son of Cristóbal Martín and Juana de la Cruz, both deceased. He married the late Juana Gamboa, daughter of Juan Gamboa and Gertrudis Jorge. (Rick Hendricks, 'Wills from El Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, Summer, 1995, p. 86, based on UTEP microfilm of Juarez Municipal Archives, Bk. 1, 1770, f. 219-21).

Martinez, Antonio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 54 years old, married to Manuela Velarde, Española, 50, has an orphan boy, 8, and two female orphans, 49 and 29.(1790-206)

Martinez, Baltazar: mulatto from New Mexico, 58, farmer, married to Vicenta Madrid, mulatta from Paso, 27. His family: 3 sons, 20, 17 and 14; 2 daughters, 8 and 4. (1788-433)

DM at NSG on 17 Oct. 1764 for Juan Balthasar Martínez, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Bartolomé Martínez and Francisca Truxillo, citizens of Paso, and Paula Jurado, 23, legitimate daughter of Jph. Jurado, deceased, and Juana Gonzáles de Escalante, citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 1076-78)

At NSG on 1 Nov. 1786, Balthasar Martínez, widower from his first marriage to Paula Jurado, married Vicenta Madrid, widow from her first marriage to Juan Antonio Lico.

Baltazar/Juan Baltasar Martinez and Paula Jurado baptized at NSG: Santiago Christobal on 27 July 1765, b 25th; Modesto Ddamian on 14 Feb 1778, b 12th and Juan Cosme born and baptized on the same date, a twin; Jose Crescensio Cleto on 26 Apr 1779, b 19th; Maria Jacinta Macedonia on 13 Sept 1781, b 11th. (JCA, r 5)

DM at NSG on 22 Dec. 1792 for Calletano Martínes, 20, mestizo native and citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Baltasar Martínes, deceased, and Paula Jurado, also deceased, and Maria Aniceta Básques Borrego, 18, native and citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of Antonio Básques Borrego, deceased, and Manuela Lusero.

Obviously the Cayetano Martinez noted above, but he must be the tocayo of Cayetano Martinez who with Lugarda Barela baptized at NSG: Barbara Jsoseph on 19 Mar 1751, ae. 7 days; Maria Simona, española on 26 Apr 1754. (JCA, r 5)

Martinez, Concepcion: mestiza, 50.(1790-728)

Martinez, Gregorio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Rosalia Carbajal, Española, 16.(1790-210)

Martines, Jose: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, [age obscured], married to Juliana Maese, mestiza, [age obscured], has a son, 1.(1790-495)

Martinez, Juan Angel: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, widower. His family: 1 son, 10. (1788-466)

DM at NSG on 13 Apr. 1767 for Juan Ángel Martín, legitimate son of Juan Martín and Juana Gamboa, both deceased, and María Josefa Varela, 16, daughter of Francisco Varela, deceased, and Petrona Telles, also Paso citizens. (EPPL Callero Collection). A daughter of Juan Martínes and Juana Gamboa is found in the DM at NSG on 11 Apr. 1762 at NSG for Christóbal Marselino Niño Ladrón de Guebara, legitimate son of Sebastián Marselino Niño Ladrón de Guebara, and Manuela Sánches, deceased, citizens of Paso, and María de la Luz Martín, 18, legitimate daughter of Juan Martín and Juana Gamboa, also citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 1018-20)

At NSG on 16 June 1775, Josepha Varela, wife of Juan Ángel Martín, was buried. (Magdaleno, 161; LDS 1156606)

Martinez, Juan Angel: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 53 years old, widower, has a son, 9.(1790-543)

Martinez, Lorenza: mulatta from New Mexico, 107 years old, widow. (1788-693)

Martinez, Manuel: farmer, Español, Paso native, [age obscured], single.(1790-241)

Martinez, Rosa: mulatta from New Mexico, 46, widow with 1 son, 23 and 1 daughter, 15. (1788-687)

Martinez, Rosa: mestiza, 36, has a daughter, 15.(1790-758)

Martinez, Santiago: mestizo from Paso, 30, farmer, married to Anna Gutierrez, coyota from Paso, 18. His family: 1 daughter of this year. (1788-343)

Martinez, Maria Teodora: mulatta from New Mexico, [age obscured], widow with a family of 2 sons, 20 and 7, and 1 daughter, 11. (1788-679)

Martinez, Teodora: mestiza, 40, has two sons, 20 and 6; a daughter, 18.(1790-730)

Martines, Vicente: mulatto from Guichapa , 50, muleteer, married to Maria Luisa Tellez, Española from Paso, 33. His family: 1 son, 7; 5 daughters, 19, 14, 11, 5 and 3. (1788-454)

DM at NSG on 22 Dec. 1764 for Vicente Julián Martínez, of Guichopa , Archdiocese of México, citizen of Paso, legitimate son of Juan Manuel Martínez, deceased, and Juana María Ledesma, and María Luisa Telles, 18, citizen of El Paso, legitimate daughter of Manuel Telles, deceased, and Petrona Samora.

Martines, Vicente: farmer, mestizo, native of Guicha _ [partially obscured], 40 years old, married to Luisa Zamora, Española, 40, has a son, 10, and three daughters, 20, 18 and [age obscured].(1790-384)

DM at NSG on 7 Mar. 1791 for José Miguel Padilla, 22, Paso citizen and native, legitimate son of Juan Nepomuceno Padilla, deceased, and Getrudis Rodrígues, and Josefa Martínes, 20, Paso citizen and native, legitimate daughter of Bisente Mártines and María Luisa Telles.

Marungo, Susana: mulatta from Paso, 60, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 20 and 16; 6 daughters, ages 30, 26, 20, 18, 15 and 8. (1788-697)

Susana Marunga and Joseph Martin/Martines baptized at NSG: Mulatta daughter, Maria Encarnacion on 31 Mar 1754; español son Joseph Bernardo on 26 Jan 1756, when his mother was called Juana Marunga; mulatto daughter Rossalia on 11 Sept 1759. There was a Salvador Martines who with wife Juana Petrona Marunga baptized son Joseph Manuel at NSG on 9 Feb 1752. (JCA, r 5)

Marungo, Susana: Española, 52, has four daughters, 18, 15, 14 and 3.(1790-697)

Medina, Antonio: mulatto from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Antonia [Basilia] Rodriguez, Española from Paso, 40. His family: 1 daughter, 15. (1788-452)

At NSG on 6 May 1759, Antonio María Medina married María Loreta. (Magdaleno, p. 45)

DM at NSG on 5 Oct. 1775 for Antonio Medina, mestizo of Paso, widower from his first marriage to María Loreta Chialbeto, legitimate son of Agustín de Medina, deceased, and Juana Maesse, and María Dorotea Sánchez, age 25, legitimate daughter of Antonio Sánches and Nicolasa Ydalgo, both deceased; all vecinos of Paso. Witnesses stated the potential bride had never married previously. (CAT 4: 342-43)

Antonio Medina and Maria Chalveto baptized at NSG: Maria Pasquala on 29 Dec 1760, b 25th; Maria Paula on 29 Jan 1763, b 25th; Joseph Mariano on 23 July 1765, when the mother was named as Maria Laeta Chalveto. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 24 Oct. 1775, Antonio Medina, Mulato Libre, widower from his first marriage to María Loreta Chalveto, legitimate son of [obliterated] Medina, deceased, and Juana Maese, married Mária Dorotea Sánchez, legitimate daughter of Antonio Sánchez and Nicolasa Idalgo, both deceased.

DM atNSG on 18 Nov. 1776 for Isidro Espinosa Alencastre, legitimate son of Militia Captain at Paso, don Miguel de Espinosa Alencastre and Manuela Narbaiz, citizens of Senecú, and María Pascuala Medina, legitimate daughter of Antonio María Medina and Maria Rita [surname illegible as written over], deceased, citizens and natives of Paso. (CAT 4: 366-68)

At NSG on 29 July 1781, Antonio María Medina, widower from his second marriage to María Dorotea Sánchez, son of Agustín Medina, deceased, and Juana Maese, married Antonia Basilia Rodríguez, daughter of Gaspar Rodríguez, deceased, and María Antonia Trujillo.

Medina, Antonio: mestizo, farmer, Paso native, 57 years old, married to Basilia Rodriguez, mestiza, 41, has two daughters, 29 and 25.(1790-457)

Medina, Jose: mulatto from Paso, 22, farmer, married to Antonia [Pascuala] Perea, mulatta from Paso, 25. (1788-451)

At NSG on 27 Aug. 1787, José Mariano Medina, son of Antonio María Medina and María Loreta Romero, deceased, married Antonia Pascuala Perea, daughter of Domingo Perea, deceased, and Juana Montoya.

Medina, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 32 years old, married to Pasquala Perea, mestiza, 30, has a son, 2.(1790-458)

Medina, Ramon: Español from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Casimira Carbajal, Española from Paso, 27. His family: 2 sons, 3 and 1. (1788-178)

At NSG on 12 Mar. 1781, Ramón Medina from Chimayó, New Mexico, son of Rafael Medina, deceased and María Anaya, married María Casimira Caravajal, daughter of Feliz Caravajal, deceased, and Juana Barrón.

Medina, Ramon: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 36 years old, married to Casimira Garcia, mestiza, 24, has two sons, 6 and 3.(1790-549)

Melenudo, José Antonio: Indian from Paso, farmer, married to Maria Dolores, Indian from Paso, 36. His family: 1 son, 15; 1 daughter, 6. (1788-749 Indio del Pueblo)

Melenudo, Jose Antonio: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Maria Dolores, Indian, 38, has a daughter, 8.(1790-818 Indio Piro)

Melenudo, Jose Maria: Indian from El Paso. 25, farmer, married to Martina Abalos, Indian from Paso, 18. His family: 1 daughter, this year. (1788-541)

At NSG on 4 May 1787, José María Melenudo, son of Marcos Antonio Melenudo and Ubalda Lucero, Indios, married Martina Ávalos, India of this pueblo, daughter of Juan José Ávalos and María Juana Nepomucena.

At NSG on Sept. __, 1760, Marcos "Padilla", legitimate son of Juan Melenudo and Luisa, married Ubalda, legitimate daughter of Ambrosio and María, all Indios. (Magdaleno, p. 50)

Melenudo, José: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 30 years old, married to Martina de Abalos, mestiza, 20, has a year-old daughter.(1790-379)

Melenudo, Juan Pedro: Indian from Paso, 35, farmer, married to Maria, Indian from Paso, 20. His family: 2 sons, 2 and 1; 1 male orphan, 15. (1788-732 Indio del Pueblo)

Melenudo, Juan Pedro: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 37 years old, married to Maria, Indian, 22, has two sons, 4 and 2 and a male orphan, 17.(1790-803 Indio Piro)

Melenudo, Matias: Indian from Paso, 60, widower. (1788-735 Indio del Pueblo)

Mathias Melenudo and Gertrudis Chura baptized their Indio son Joseph Antonio at NSG on 21 Mar 1753. (JCA, r 5)

Melenudo, Matias: farmer, Indian, Paso native, 60 years old, widower, has a son, 22. (1790-800 Indio Piro)

Membrila, Rafael: mestizo from Paso, 30, farmer, widower. His family; 1 [rest obscured]. (1788-324)

DM at NSG on 22 Apr. 1778 for Rafael Francisco Membrila, coyote of Paso, legitimate son of Dionicio Mambrila and Luisa Bartola Padilla, and Juana Antonia Leonarda Baldés of Paso, legitimate daughter of Juan Pedro Baldés, and Simona Lucero.

Miranda, D. Juan de: Español, European, native of Vera in Navarra, age 44, occupation farmer, married to D^a Anna de la Sierra, Española, native of Paso, age 28..His family: 2 sons of 9 and 2; 2 daughters of 11 and 4 years. (1788-6)

At NSG on 29 Jan. 1775, don Juan Saldíaz y Miranda, native of Vera in Navarra, legitimate son of don Gabriel de Saldíaz and doña Francisca Miranda, married doña Anna María de la Sierra, legitimate daughter of don Nicolás de la Sierra and doña Juana de Ruíz, both deceased.

Juan/Juan Saldia de Miranda and Anna/Anna Manuela de la Sierra baptized at NSG: Maria Vitoria on 8 Sept 1777, b 27th; Leandro on 29 Feb 1780, b 27th. (JCA, r 5)

Miranda, D. Juan de: farmer, Español, European, native of the Villa of Vera in Navarra, 46 years old, married to D^a Ana Ma . Sierra, Española, 31, has two sons, 10 and 4, and 2 daughters, 13 and 6. (1790-8)

Mireles, Santiago: farmer, mulatto, native of Querétaro, 22, bachelor.(1790-591)

Mizquiz, Jose Antonio: mulatto from Paso, 25, farmer, married to Teresa Montoya, mulatta from Paso, 20, His family: 1 son a year old; 1 daughter, 3. (1788-505)

At NSG on 9 Dec. 1772, Joseph Miguel, parbulo legitimate son of Antonio María Misquía and María, was buried. (Magdaleno, 155; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 29 Nov. 1784, José Antonio Mísquiz, son of José Mísquiz and Anna María Esquivel, married Teresa Montoya, daughter of Dionicio Montoya and Damiana Padilla.

Mizquiz, José Ant^o: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Teresa Montoya, Española, 17, has a son, 1, and a daughter, 4.(1790-245)

Mizquiz, Mariano: mulatto from Paso, 36, farmer, bachelor. (1788-384)

Misquiz, Mariano: farmer, Español, Paso native, 40, bachelor, has an orphan boy, 8 years of age. (1790-97)

Molinares, Simon: Español from Paso, 19, farmer, married to Maria del Carmen Garcia, Española from Paso, 15. His family: 1 daughter born this year. (1788-240)

At NSG on 6 Feb. 178_, José Simón Molinares, son of José Simón Molinares and Marta Ruíz, deceased, married María del Carmen, daughter of José García Carvajal and Bonifacia del Villar.

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

[Possibly related marriage record] At NSG on 27 Oct. 1785, José Simón Molinares, son iof Miguel Molinares and Marta Ruíz, deceased, married María Victoria Márquez, daughter of Miguel Márquez and Lucía Luzero. Also, at NSG on 19 Oct. or Nov. 1762 Miguel Molinares married Martha Ruis, both widowers. (Magdaleno, p. 58) If applicable, then: at NSG on 19 Sept. 1772, Leonicio Joseph Rafael, parbulo legitimate son of Miguel Molinares and Martha Ruiz, was buried. (Magdaleno, 154; LDS 1156606) Miguel Molinares and Juana Luzero baptized at NSG son Juan Joseph on 31 Aug 1762, b 30th; a Miguel Molinares and martha Ruiz baptized at NSG: son Joseph Leon Ramon on 13 Apr 1763, b 11th; Joseph Simon on 30 Oct 1764, b 28th. (JCA, r 5)

A Simon Molinares and Maria Andrea Carvajal baptized son Juan on 18 Jan 1789 at San Antonio de Senecú. (JCA, r 9)

Molinar, Simon: farmer, Español, Paso native, 23 years old, married to Carmen Garcia, Española, 20, has a son, 2, and a daughter, 4.(1790-222)

Montaño, Juan Diego: Español from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Angela Ruibal, Española from Paso, 50. His family: 2 sons, 28 and 16; 1 male orphan, 4; 2 female orphans, 30 and 11. (1788-163)

DM at NSG on 14 Aug. 1779 for don Juan Diego Montaño, español citizen of Paso, widower from his marriage to Victoria Montoya, legitimate son of José Montaño and Josepha Ortega y Aguilar, both deceased, and dona Ángela Roybal, 51, española citizen of Paso, legitimate daughter of don Pedro Roybal and doña Dorotea Mísquía, both deceased.. (CAT 3: 638-39) The couple married at NSG on 25 Aug. 1779.

At NSG on 12 Oct. 1774, Luiz Montaño, an adult legitimate daughter of Juan Diego Montaño and Victoria Romero, was buried. (Magdaleno, 159; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 9 Nov. 1774, Maria Victoria Montoya, wife of Juan Diego Montaño, was buried. (Magdaleno, 159; LDS 1156606)

Juan Diego Montaño and Victoria del Rio baptized their daughter, Juana Luiza, a coyota, at NSG on 20 Aug 1755. Juan Diego Montaño and Victoria Romero baptized at NSG: Joseph Bissente, español, on 28 Sept 1757; Joseph Pasqual on 20 May 1759, español; Ignacio Vixxente on 2 Aug 1762, b 30 July. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 23 Dec. 1774, León Montaño, legitimate son of Juan Diego Montaño and María Victoria Montoya, was buried. (Magdaleno, 160; LDS 1156606)

Montaño, Juan Diego: farmer, Español, native of Janos, 71 years old, widower, has two sons, 28 and 24, and three female orphans, 16, 3 and 1, and a agregada, 58 years old.(1790-87)

Montaño, Luiz: Español from Paso, 60, farmer, married to Dolores Tellez, Española from Paso, 40. His family: 3 sons, 12, 8 and 6; 4 daughters, 15, 13, 12 and 2. (1788-304)

At NSG on 22 Feb. 1778, Luis Maldonado Montaño, son of Juan Montaño Maldonado and Francisca Ignacia Lucero, both deceased received his velados (nuptial blessing) with María Dolores Telles, daughter of Bartholomé Telles and Juana de Herrera; the couple had married at NSG on 18 Dec. 1774. (Magdaleno, p. 95 gives the marriage date as 18 Dec. 1774 when the groom was noted as being a widower from his marriage to Francisca Contreras.)

Luis Montaño and Maria Dolores Telles/Thelles baptized at NSG: Vizente Magcinio (sic0 on 15 Oct 1775; Juan de Dios Ramon on 11 Apr 1778, b 8th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 14 Mar. 1774, Francisca Contreras, wife of Luis Montaño, was buried. (Magdaleno, 157; LDS 1156606)

Luis Maldonado and Francisca Contreras baptized daughter Geronima at NSG on 4 Oct 1764, b 30 Sept. (JCA, r 5)

Montaño, Luis: farmer, Español, Paso native, 56 years old, married to Dolores Telles, Española, 30, has 2 sons, 12 and 6; 2 daughters, 15 and 12.(1790-172)

Montaño, Teresa: Española from Paso, 35, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 20 and 14; 1 daughter, 8. (1788-640)

She may have been noted in DM at NSG on 25 Nov. 1767 for Juan Luis Cano Sáenz, citizen of San Lorenzo, legitimate son of don Juan Francisco Cano, deceased, and doña María Anastacia Sáenz, widower from his second marriage to Michaela González, and María Theresa Montaño, 18, legitimate daughter of Xpbl. Montaño, deceased, and María Antonia Pérez, also citizens of San Lorenzo. (EPPL Callero Collection)

Montaño, Teresa: Española, 70.(1790-712)

Montes, Jose Lasaro: Indian from Paso, 24, farmer, married to Petra Paula, Indian from Paso, 20. His family: 1 daughter, 6. (1788-723 Indio del Pueblo)

At NSG on 23 Sept. 1780, José Lázaro Salado, son of Francisco Salado, deceased, and Ana, married Petra Paula Ilisi Soto, daughter of José Antonio Ilisi Soto and María Dolores, Indios.

Montes, Jose Lazaro: farmer, Indian, Paso native 26 years old, married to Petra Paula, Indian, 22, has two daughters, 8 and 1.(1790-796 Indio Piro)

Montoya, Ant^a : Española from Paso, 75, maiden; her family: 1 female orphan, 60. (1788-601)

Montoya, Dionicio: mulatto from Paso, 49, farmer, married to Damasia Padilla, mulatta from Paso, 50. His family: 1 daughter, 10. (1788-504)

At NSG on 17 Nov. 1774, Manuela, maiden legitimate daughter of Dionicio Montolla and Damasea Padilla, was buried. (Magdaleno, 159; LDS 156606)

Dionicio Montoya and Damazia Padilla baptized at NSG: Maria Manuela, española, on 26 May 1758; Maria Josepha Thomaza on 22 Dec 1761, b 21st; Juana Maria Lusiana on 9 Mar 1764, b 4th; Maria Josepha Vizenta on 1 Nov 1775; Maria Cayetana Alvina on 3 Apr 1780, b 2st. (JCA, r 5)

Montoya, Enrriquez: mulatto from Paso, 40, farmer, married to Melchora Idalgo, mulatta from Paso, 35. His family: 2 sons, 18 and 16; 4 daughters, 14, 7, 3 and 2. (1788-503)

Montoya, Jose Enrriquez: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 50 years old, married to Melchora Idalgo, mestiza, 40, has two sons, 20 and 18; three daughters, 15, 10 and 7.(1790-525)

DM at NSG on 29 Dec. 1764 for Joseph Henrriques Montoya, legitimate son of Marcos Montoya and María Antonia Almanzán, citizen of Paso, and María Melchora Hidalgo, 20, legitimate daughter of Andrés Hidalgo and Micaela Trujillo, citizens of Paso. (CAT 3: 2066-67)

At NSG on 6 Nov. 1736, Bartolomé Luxán, legitimate son of Antonio Luxán and Angelina Lucero, both deceased españoles, married Matiana Montoya, legitimate daughter of Marco Montoay, deceased, and María Antonia Almasán. (Magdaleno, 9)

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

Montoya, Esmerejildo: Español from Paso, 65, farmer, married to [María] Do[lores] Valencia, Española from Paso, 35. Hs family: 2 sons, 6 and 4; 4 female orphans, 12, 10 and 9; 1 male orphan, 20. (1788-143)

DM at NSG 111-15 Nov. 1777 for Hermenegildo Montoya, captain of the first company of militia of the El Paso Presidio, widower from his first marriage to Pascuala Romero, legitimate son of Alférez Nicolás Montoya and María Márquez, both deceased natives and citizens of El Paso, and María Dolores Valencia, 32, widow of Lázaro Vargas, legitimate daughter of Nicolás Valencia, deceased, and Juana Niño Ladrón de Guevara, españoles, all natives and citizens of El Paso. The couple required a dispensation as they were related in the second degree of affinity: as the bride and the groom's late wife were daugthers of two half-brothers whose mother, Josefa del Villar, had married twice. Josefa was the mother of Pedro Romero, half brother of Josefa's son, Nicolás Valencia by her second marriage; Pedro Romero was father of Pascuala Romero, the prospective groom's first wife, and Pascuala was a first cousinof María Dolores Valencia, daughter of Nicolás Valencia. Hermenegildo Montoya stated that María Dolores was a poor widow with whom he had fornicated while her husband was alive, while María Dolores admitted such actions and stated she wished to marry Montoya. A dispensation was granted subject to public and private penances as outlined in the DM. [AHAD-28, f.92-95; Hendricks & Colligan, "N.M. Prenuptial Investigations," p. 28-30.]

Esmeregildo/Hermenegildo Montoya and Pasquala Romero baptized at NSG: son Juan Joseph on 25 June 1750; son Diego on 12 Nov 1751; their española daughter, Pheliciana, at NSG on 28 Feb 1754. (JCA, r 5)

Hermenegildo Montoya and Maria Dolores Valencia baptized at NSG: Maria Juana Rosalia on 31 Aug 1778, b 29th; Maria Bonifacia on 21 Feb 1781, b 18th. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 3 May 1775, Andrea, india Apacha, criada in the home of Hermenejilda Montoya, was buried. (Magdaleno, 161; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 30 Mar. 1775, Bárbara Montoya, legitimate daughter of Heremenejildo Montolla and Pasquala Romero, deceased, was buried. (Magdaleno, 161; LDS 1156606)

DM at NSG on 2 Apr 1795 for Juan Antonio Montoya, 26, mestizo, native and citizen of Paso,. natural son of don Ermenejildo Montoya [mother not named], and Juana Perea, 22, Paso native and citizen, legitimate daughter of Nicolás Perea and María de Ábalos.

Montoya, Don Esmerejildo: farmer, Español, native of [obscured, prob. Paso], 60 years old, married to Dolores Valencia, Española, 40, has three sons, 8, 5 and 1 year old; three daughters [obscured], 11 and 9; a male orphan, 22.(1790-32)

Montoya, Felipa: Española, 25, has two sons, 6 and 3.(1790-676)

Montoya, Gerbasio: mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, married to Maria Luisa Lucero, mulatta from Paso, 40. His family: 1 son, 10; 1 daughter, 15. (1788-409)

Montoya, Gerbasio: farmer, Español, Paso native, 48 years old, married to Luisa Borrego, Española, 32, has a son, 16, and a daughter 17.(1790-323)

Montoya, Jose: farmer, Español, Paso native, 25 years old, married to Fran^ca Molinar, Española, 22, has a one year-old.(1790-131)

Montoya, Juana: Indian from Paso, 67, widow, with a daughter 1_ [partially obscured.] (1788-649)

She might be the Juana María Montoya who buried her husband, Domingo Lira, from NSG on 20 Nov. 1775. (Magdaleno, 162/ LDS 1156606)

Montoya, Juana: mestiza, 60, has a daughter, 15.(1790-764)

Montoya, Juana: Española, 60, has a son, 25.(1790-623)

Montoya, Lugarda: mulatta from Paso, 60, widow with 1 son, 18. (1788-681)

Montoya, Luiz: mulatto from Paso, 50, blind, widower. His family: 1 son, 16; 1 daughter, 19. (1788-439)

He may be the Luis Montoya who married Ángela Madrid at NSG on 31 Jan. 1763. (Magdaleno, p. 59)

Montoya, Luis: farmer, Español, Paso native, 48, widower, has a son, 19.(1790-157)

Montoya, Marcos: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 41 years old, married to Matiana Fernandez, mestiza, 23, has a son, 13; an orphan boy, 1; a female orphan, 25.(1790-401)

At NSG on 1 Aug. 1760, Marcos Juaquín Montoya married Josepha Apodaca. (Magdaleno, p. 49)

Marcos Montoya and Josepha Apodaca baptized daughter Anna Maria Guadalupe at NSG on 8 July 1761, b. 28 June. (JCA, r 5)

At NSG on 5 May 1786, Marcos Montoya, soldier of the presido of Carrizal, widower from his first marriage to Josefa Apodaca, married María Matiana Fernández, daughter of Pablo Fernández and Gregoria Márquez.

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

Montoya, Matiana: mulatta from Paso, 55, widow. Her family: 1 orphan boy, 10 and 1 orphan girl, 14. (1788-665)

Matiana Soledad Montoya, widow of Bartolomé Luján, a citizen of El Paso, whose marriage produced no children, made her will at El Paso on 20 Feb. 1790. Matiana Montoya and Antonio Lucero were executors of the late José Nicolás Montoya who had died in Santa Fe, so they peititoned Francisco Javier de Uranga to put into effect his will for the benefit of his heirs Dionisio, Marcos, José Enrique, María del Carmen and Teresa Lucero.(Rick Hendricks, "Wills from Paso del Norte, 1754-1817," Nuestras Raíces, 7:2, Summer, 1995, p. 90, based on Juarez Municipal Archives, microfilm at UTEP, roll 13, bk. 1, 1788, f. 409-24 and bk. 1791, f. 65-73.)

Montoya, Miguel: Español of Paso, 25, farmer, married to Rosa Molinares, Española of Paso, 17. His family: 2 daughters, 3 and 1. (1788-225)

At NSG on 29 Sept. 1783, Miguel Montoya, son of Santiago Montoya, deceased, and Bárbara Trujillo, married María Rosalía Ruíz, adopted daughter of María Ruíz.

Santiago Montoya and Barbara Trujillo baptized at NSG: Maria Antonia, española, on 30 Dec 1753; Manuela Bissenta on 6 Jan 1756; Anna Maria Eufrazia, española, on 17 Mar 1758; Juana Estephana, española, on 28 Dec 1759; Joseph Ramon Miguel on 13 Aug 1763, b 11th. (JCA, r 5)

Related item: At NSG on 2 Nov. 1772, "Magina," parbula daughter of Santiago Montoya and Bárbara Truxillo, was buried. (Magdaleno, 155; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 5 May 1774, Santiago Montoya, husband of Bárbara Truxillo, was buried. (Magdaleno, 158; LDS 1156606)

At NSG on 18 June 1774, Josefa Montoay, an adult legitimate daughter of Santiago Montoya and Bárbara Truxillo, was buried. (Magdaleno, 158; LDS 1156606)

A possible descendant: DM at NSG on 13 May 1798 for Francisco de Paula Escajeda, soldier at the Presido of San Elceario de Tiburcios, español, legitimate son of Alejandro Escajeda and María Ignacia Polanco, and María Magdalena Montoya, 15, native and citizen of Paso, española, legitimate daughter of Miguel Montoya and Rosalía Molinares.

Montoya, Nicolas, mulatto from Paso, 50, farmer, widower. (1788-414)

At NSG on 19 [or 29] Aug, 1758, Joseph Nicolás Montoya married Theresa Madrid. Magdaleno, p. 43)

DM at NSG on 26 Mar. 1768 for Jph. Nicolás Montoya, citizen of Paso, widower from his first marriage to Theresa Madrid, and María Magdalena Idalgo, 29, also a Paso citizen, legitimate daughter of Pedro Idalgo, deceased, and Ana Truxillo. (EPPL Callero Collection) At NSG on 12 Apr. 1768, Nicolás Montoya, widower from his marriage to María Madrid, married Magdalena Idalgo. (Magdaleno, p. 77)

At NSG on 7 Sept. 1778, Nicolás Montoya, widower from his second marriage to Magdalena Idalgo, son of Marcos Montoya and María Antonia Almazar, married María Gregoria Carabajal, daughter of Francisco Carabajal and Manuela Tellez Xirón.

Questionable related item: At NSG on 11 Jan. 1774, Magdalena Truxillo, wife of Nicolás Montoya, was buried. (Magdaleno, 157; LDS 1156606)

Mora, Domingo: Español from Paso, 45, farmer, married to Maria Josefa Verdugo, Española from Paso, 33. His family: 3 sons: 11, 8 and 1; 3 daughters, 14, 6 and 4. (1788-144)

At NSG on 3 Apr. 1771, Domingo Mora, legitimate son of Manuel Mora & Cassimira Lucero, married Josepha Berdugo, legitimate daughter of Francisco Berdugo, deceased, and Manuela Lucero, dispensed from an impediment of the third degree of consanguinity.

Domingo Mora and Maria Josefa Lucero baptized at NSG son Nicolas Tolentino, español, on 12 Sept 1776; Domingo Mora and Josefa Delfin Luzero baptized at NSG Juan Baptista on 31 Aug 1779, b 29th. (JCA< r 5)

Mora, Domingo: farmer, mestizo, Paso native 47 years old, married to Josefa Verdugo, mestiza, 35, has three sons, 13, 11 and 5; four daughters, 16, 8, 6 and 1.(1790-350)

Domingo de la Mora was asked why he had kept the background secret since his youth, and he responed that his mother, Casimira Lucero de Godoy, and his grandfather, Lázaro Lucero de Godoy, inorder to avoid the implications of incest, had indicated that Lázario had an illicit relationship with Pasquala Belarde, and from that relationship Pasquala gave birth to Casimira Lucero. Both sets of parents granted their approval for the proposed marriage. Baptismal certificates showed that on 9 [month omitted] 1788, Tomás Ignacio, born the 7th of that same month, legitimate son of José Miguel del Villar and Manuela Padilla was baptized at Paso; José García Carvajal and his wife, María Bonifacia del Villar were padrinos. On 9 April 1782 at Paso, two day old María Josefa, legitimate daughter of Domingo Mora and Josefa Verdugo was baptized; don Ignacio Ascarate and his wife, doña Isabel [Elias] Gonzáles were padrinos. A dispensation was granted at Durango on 14 May 1804 with the documents being returned to Paso on 25 May with orders to proclaim the banns three times, and if no additional impediment was found that the marriage should proceed. (AHAD 360: 509-516)

Mora, Maria Loreta: Español from Paso, 50, widow. Her family: 2 sons, 12 and 6; 2 daughters, 12 and 9. (1788-604)

Mora, Loreta: mestiza, 50, has three sons, 18, 8 and 1; two daughters, 15 and 11.(1790-723)

Mora, Manuel: Español from Paso, 83, farmer, married to Maria Lucero, Española from Paso, 77. (1788-145)

Manuel Mora and Simona/Cassimira Luzero baptized at NSG: Maria Gregoria on 13 May 1750; Vissente Casimiro, español, on 14 Mar 1757. (JCA, r 5)

Mora, Vicente: mestizo from Paso, 20, farmer, bachelor. (1788-353)

Moradillos, D. Fran^co: Español, European, native of the Arenas in Austurias, age 50, occupation merchant, married to D^a Juana Rita Gonzalez, Española from Janos. His family: 1 son, 3; 2 daughters of 5 and 1; 1 female orphan, 15; 1 male servant, 20. (1788-3)

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)

Francisco Diaz Moradillos and Juana Rita Elias Gonzáles baptized at NSG: Antonio Pedro Bruno on 7 Oct 1779, b 6th; Geronima Maria Atilana on 5 Oct 1781, b 30 Sept. (JCA, r 5)

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.

Moradillos, D. Fran^co : Merchant, Español, European, native of Arenas in Asturias, 60 years old, married to D^a Juana Rita Elias Gonzales, Española, 32, has a son, 5, two daughters, 7 and 2, and a female orphan, 15.(1790-6)

Morro, Fermin: farmer, mestizo, Paso native, 26 years old, single.(1790-451)

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

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