Sunday, July 12, 2015

Santa Cruz Burials 1860 -



Selected Santa Cruz Deaths 1860-
LDS #16970
 

Pg 4 (5) Diego Antonio Trujillo, died 13 March 1860, husband of Maria Antonia Quintana, de los Bayes, leaves 8 children

Pg. 5 (2) Nicolas Montoya, died 25 March 1860, husband of Maria de la Luz Cordoba, leaves 5 children

Pg. 6 (4) Jose Antonio Mondragon, died 22 May 1860, husband of Maria Getrudes Lopes, leaves 2 children

Pg. 12 (4) Maria Dolores Gomes, 70 years, died 26 October 1860, daughter of Juan Jose Gomes and Juana Trujillo

Pg. 22 (3) Rafael Trujillo, died 9 August 1861, widowed of Maria Rosa Sanches

Pg. 29 (2) Cristobal Romero, died 26 January 1862, husband of Andrea Montoya, leaves 7 children

Pg. 29 (3) Faustin Romero, 16 years old, died 27 January 1862, s/ Juan Antonio Romero and Encarnacion Trujillo

Pg. 32 (2) Miguel de San Juan Archuleta from San Ysidro, died () May 1862, widower of Maria Juliana Medina, left 2 children

Pg. 47 (3) Maria Dolores Garcia de Noriega, died 29 October 1862, wife of Antonio Fresquis, leaves 5 children

Pg. 49, Juan Bautista Martin, died 8 December 1862, husband of Maria Pabla Trujillo

Pg. 50, (6) Teodora Espinosa, died 19 April 1863, wife of Jose Rafael Martin, leaves 1 child

Pg. 51 (2) Maria del Carmel Quintana, died 4 May 1863, wife of Pascual Martin

Pg. 54 (2) Jose Antonio Garcia, died 4 September 1863, husband of Maria Rafaela Fresquis, leaves 2 sons

Pg. 56 (6) Mariano Archuleta, died 3 January 1864, husband of Vibiana Valdez

Pg. 60 (2) Juan Jose Lujan, died 24 Jan 1864, husband of Maria Juana de la Luz Montoya

Pg. 62 (1) Maria Getrudes Quintana, died 12 February 1864, wife of Antonio ? (no known last name)

Pg. 65 (3) Manuel Martin, died 24 March 1864, husband of deceased Maria Esquipula Archuleta, leaves 6 children

Pg. 72 (2) Maria Teodora Martin, died 28 September 1864, wife of deceased Juan Bustos, leaves 2 children

Pg 78 (1) Maria Rosalia Medina, in Truchas, died 4 May 1865, wife of Francisco Mondragon, leaves 4 children

Pg. 78 (3) Rafael Esquibel, died 20 May 1865, husband of Maria Rita Montoya, leaves 5 children

Pg. 85 (4) Juan Luxan, died 26 October 1865, husband of Maria Candelaria Lopes, leaves 3 children
 

Thursday, July 9, 2015

Corporal, Jose Miguel Tafoya ~ enlistment 1769



Joseph Miguel Tafolla, son of Phelipe Tafolla and Theresa Fernandez, native of this villa of Santa Fe, occupation farmer, 5'5" and one line tall, age 20, CAPR (Roman Catholic), black hair and eyebrows, ruddy skin, snub-nosed, stooped shoulders.   He fills the position in this presidio of Santa Fe on 1 January 1769 in place of Phelipe Sandoval. He was read the penalties called for in the ordinance…having been advised that this is the explanation (justification) and no excuse whatsoever will be accepted from him; signed.  Those being witnesses were the Sergeants Antonio Guerrero and Pablo Sandoval.  Joseph Migel Tafoya (rubric)

Juan Bapta de Anza (rubric)

Margin:  On 1 January 1783, he was promoted to Caravinero.  On 20 August 1789 promoted to Corporal. Was placed on the invalid roster on 22 February 1798, signed Chacon.

Reference:  Spanish Archives of New Mexico, Series II, Reel 21, Frame 774.  DAR SAR
©Henrietta Martinez Christmas

Saturday, July 4, 2015

Soldier, Antonio Xavier Madrid ~ enlistment 1768



Antonio Xavier Madrid son of Xptobal Madrid and Francisca de Herrera, native of this villa of Santa Fe, occupation farmer, 5'1" tall, 25 years old, CAPR (Roman Catholic), black hair, eyebrows and eyes, olive skinned.  He fills the position in this presidio of Santa Fe on 4 January 1768 in place of his father Xptobal Madrid. He was read the penalties called for in the ordinance…having been advised that this is the explanation (justification) and no excuse whatsoever will be accepted from him; signed by mark.  Those being witnesses were the Sergeants Antonio Guerrero and Pablo Sandoval.

Juan Bapta de Anza (rubric)

Margin:  Was placed on the invalid roster on 1 May 1792, signed (illegible).

Reference:  Spanish Archives of New Mexico, Series II, Reel 21, Frame 773.  DAR SAR
 ©Henrietta Martinez Christmas