Rámon García Jurado
* Born: 31 Aug 1678, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva España ,247,287
* Christened: 5 Sep 1678, Catedral de Puebla, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva Méjico 247,270
* Marriage (1) : Juana Antonia de Espindola on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Marriage (2): Bernadina Hurtado in 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Died: 6 Apr 1760, Alburquerque, Bernallilo. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España at age 83 287
bullet Noted events in his life and other information:
• Families: 239
Child with Juana Antonia de Espindola
Maria Petronila Garcia Jurado b: 1705 in Santa Fe, NM
Children with Bernardina Hurtado:
Ramon García Jurado
Pedro Alcantara García Jurado b: Feb 1710/11 in Albuqurque, NM
Maria Rosalia García Jurado b: 1712
Maria Barbara García Jurado b: 1716
Maria Teresa de García Jurado b: 1 Jan 1726/27
Toribio García Jurado b: 1730
• Dates & Events: 252
Rámon came to New Mexico with his father and step mother in 1693. He identified his mother as María Rodríguez de Alava when he married Juana Antonio de Espínola in 1697.
He was Alférez Real in the Moqui campaign or 1716. As Alcalde of Bernallilo, he was acused by priests of mistreating the Pueblo People. On August 5 1709, he carved his name in inscription rock near Zuni Pueblo.
ONMF 183-184
• He appeared on the census in 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. 270
Ramón García Jurado is listed as family 106 in the Spanish Census of 1750 for the Villa de Alburquerque. He is listed as Lieut. Retired, Don Ramón García Jurado, 70 widower of Doña Bernadina Hurtado; son: Joseph 16; w little Coyotes: Juan, 12; Miguel, 9; Bárbara, Indian, servant 16.
His son, Toribio García Jurado is listed as family 108.
• Dates & Events: 247,252
Ramon carried on his father's feud, and as late as 1723, was at the Viceragal Court presenting grievances. Ramon married Antonia de Espindola in Santa Fe on 4 May 1698, at the age of 19. He and Antonia had one daughter, Petronila, who married Pedro Ascencio López. Ramon García Jurado and his first wife were recipients of cattle in May 1697.
As early as 1703, six Tegua protested their false imprisnonment and asked Ramon be named protector y defensor in any future judicial proceedings. The office of protector de Indios was considered an important link with the Indians and the Spanish legal system.
Ramon acquired land in the Santa Cruz area from his marriage to Antonia, but conveyed this land to Bartolome Lobato in May 1707 On 5 August 1709, while on an expedition to Zuni, Ramon added his name to Inscription Rock, now known as El Morro National Monument.
By 1710, he was widowed and left Santa Fe to settle in the Bernalillo, Alburquerque area. There he married Bernardina Hurtado 1710. She was the daughter of Capitan Martin Hurtadoand Catarina Varela Jaramillo.
Ramon participated as alcalde real in the 1716 campaign to the Moqui country and passed muster fully armed and with three horses.
Ramon served as alcalde of Bernalillo and the nearby pueblos in 1732 when he was accused of mistreating the Indians. He countered by accusing Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa of usurpation of authority and inciting the Indians. The action went against Ramon, who was ordered to pay for the work done for the him by the Indians of Santa Ana pueblo. He failed to comply and was banished to Zuni for two years.
Ramon appeared in the 1750 census for Alburquerque as a retired lieutenant, age 70, and a widower. Listed in his household was a son, Jose, age 16, along with some servants. Ramon died in Alburquerque at the age of 82 on 6 April 1760.
Ramón married Juana Antonia de Espindola, daughter of Francisco Tomas de Espindola and Maria de las Heras, on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Juana Antonia de Espindola was born in 1686 in Zacatecas, Nueva España 248 and died before 1710 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
1697, Feb. 18, Santa Fé, Rámon García Jurado (18), native of City of Los Angeles (Puebla), son of José García Jurado and María Rodriguez de Alaba, deceased, and Doña Antonia de las Heras (11), native of the City of Zacatecas but reared in Mexico City, daughter of Captain Don Francisco de Espinola and Doña María de las Heras, both deceased. Witnesses: Jose Bernardo Mascareña (28), Antonio de Isassi Aguilera (40), both natives of Mexico City. The Pair married May 4, 1697.
DM, pg. 590
• Dates & Events. 269
From The Spanish Archives of New México, Vol. 2, pg. 200:
Ramón García Juardo, Santa Fé, 18 Jan 1732, declaration relative to the ill-treatment against Indians from the Pueblo of Santa Ana.
Ramón García Jurado, Alcalde Mayor, 6 Apr 1632 to 26 Jan 1733, proceeding in the matter of his complaint against Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa for usurpation of power and inciting the Indians to Disobedience; counter accusations; tesitmony of witnesses; judgement condemning the alcalde to payment for work done for him by the Indians of the pueblo of Santa Ana, et. Incomplete.
later on page 201, Ramón García Jurado, 15-23 Jul 1732, proceedings relative to labor performed by the Indians of Santa Ana; judgement for the Indians.
Ramón next married Bernadina Hurtado, daughter of Martin Hurtado and Catalina Varela Jaramillo, on 21 Apr 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Bernadina Hurtado was born about 1695 and died after 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 )
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
17 April, Alburquerque. Rámon García Jurado (28) native of City of los Angeles, son of Captain José García Jurado and Doña María Rodrigues de Alaba, and Doña Bernardina Hurtado, native of New Mexico, daughter of Captain Martín Hurtado and Doña Catarina Varela. Witnesses: Juan de Torres (50), Antonio Gutiérres (38), Alferez Cristóbal Torres (44) of Santa Fé, Salvador Santisteban. Pair married, April 21 1719, with witnesses, Juan Varela, Baltasar Romero, Joaquin Sedillo.
DM, pg. 593
Credits:My New Mexico Roots - My link to the New England Pilgrim settlers & their link to a Web of European Ancestors
© Nancy López - http://cybergata.com/roots/5743.htm
* Born: 31 Aug 1678, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva España ,247,287
* Christened: 5 Sep 1678, Catedral de Puebla, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva Méjico 247,270
* Marriage (1) : Juana Antonia de Espindola on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Marriage (2): Bernadina Hurtado in 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Died: 6 Apr 1760, Alburquerque, Bernallilo. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España at age 83 287
bullet Noted events in his life and other information:
• Families: 239
Child with Juana Antonia de Espindola
Maria Petronila Garcia Jurado b: 1705 in Santa Fe, NM
Children with Bernardina Hurtado:
Ramon García Jurado
Pedro Alcantara García Jurado b: Feb 1710/11 in Albuqurque, NM
Maria Rosalia García Jurado b: 1712
Maria Barbara García Jurado b: 1716
Maria Teresa de García Jurado b: 1 Jan 1726/27
Toribio García Jurado b: 1730
• Dates & Events: 252
Rámon came to New Mexico with his father and step mother in 1693. He identified his mother as María Rodríguez de Alava when he married Juana Antonio de Espínola in 1697.
He was Alférez Real in the Moqui campaign or 1716. As Alcalde of Bernallilo, he was acused by priests of mistreating the Pueblo People. On August 5 1709, he carved his name in inscription rock near Zuni Pueblo.
ONMF 183-184
• He appeared on the census in 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. 270
Ramón García Jurado is listed as family 106 in the Spanish Census of 1750 for the Villa de Alburquerque. He is listed as Lieut. Retired, Don Ramón García Jurado, 70 widower of Doña Bernadina Hurtado; son: Joseph 16; w little Coyotes: Juan, 12; Miguel, 9; Bárbara, Indian, servant 16.
His son, Toribio García Jurado is listed as family 108.
• Dates & Events: 247,252
Ramon carried on his father's feud, and as late as 1723, was at the Viceragal Court presenting grievances. Ramon married Antonia de Espindola in Santa Fe on 4 May 1698, at the age of 19. He and Antonia had one daughter, Petronila, who married Pedro Ascencio López. Ramon García Jurado and his first wife were recipients of cattle in May 1697.
As early as 1703, six Tegua protested their false imprisnonment and asked Ramon be named protector y defensor in any future judicial proceedings. The office of protector de Indios was considered an important link with the Indians and the Spanish legal system.
Ramon acquired land in the Santa Cruz area from his marriage to Antonia, but conveyed this land to Bartolome Lobato in May 1707 On 5 August 1709, while on an expedition to Zuni, Ramon added his name to Inscription Rock, now known as El Morro National Monument.
By 1710, he was widowed and left Santa Fe to settle in the Bernalillo, Alburquerque area. There he married Bernardina Hurtado 1710. She was the daughter of Capitan Martin Hurtadoand Catarina Varela Jaramillo.
Ramon participated as alcalde real in the 1716 campaign to the Moqui country and passed muster fully armed and with three horses.
Ramon served as alcalde of Bernalillo and the nearby pueblos in 1732 when he was accused of mistreating the Indians. He countered by accusing Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa of usurpation of authority and inciting the Indians. The action went against Ramon, who was ordered to pay for the work done for the him by the Indians of Santa Ana pueblo. He failed to comply and was banished to Zuni for two years.
Ramon appeared in the 1750 census for Alburquerque as a retired lieutenant, age 70, and a widower. Listed in his household was a son, Jose, age 16, along with some servants. Ramon died in Alburquerque at the age of 82 on 6 April 1760.
Ramón married Juana Antonia de Espindola, daughter of Francisco Tomas de Espindola and Maria de las Heras, on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Juana Antonia de Espindola was born in 1686 in Zacatecas, Nueva España 248 and died before 1710 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
1697, Feb. 18, Santa Fé, Rámon García Jurado (18), native of City of Los Angeles (Puebla), son of José García Jurado and María Rodriguez de Alaba, deceased, and Doña Antonia de las Heras (11), native of the City of Zacatecas but reared in Mexico City, daughter of Captain Don Francisco de Espinola and Doña María de las Heras, both deceased. Witnesses: Jose Bernardo Mascareña (28), Antonio de Isassi Aguilera (40), both natives of Mexico City. The Pair married May 4, 1697.
DM, pg. 590
• Dates & Events. 269
From The Spanish Archives of New México, Vol. 2, pg. 200:
Ramón García Juardo, Santa Fé, 18 Jan 1732, declaration relative to the ill-treatment against Indians from the Pueblo of Santa Ana.
Ramón García Jurado, Alcalde Mayor, 6 Apr 1632 to 26 Jan 1733, proceeding in the matter of his complaint against Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa for usurpation of power and inciting the Indians to Disobedience; counter accusations; tesitmony of witnesses; judgement condemning the alcalde to payment for work done for him by the Indians of the pueblo of Santa Ana, et. Incomplete.
later on page 201, Ramón García Jurado, 15-23 Jul 1732, proceedings relative to labor performed by the Indians of Santa Ana; judgement for the Indians.
Ramón next married Bernadina Hurtado, daughter of Martin Hurtado and Catalina Varela Jaramillo, on 21 Apr 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Bernadina Hurtado was born about 1695 and died after 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 )
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
17 April, Alburquerque. Rámon García Jurado (28) native of City of los Angeles, son of Captain José García Jurado and Doña María Rodrigues de Alaba, and Doña Bernardina Hurtado, native of New Mexico, daughter of Captain Martín Hurtado and Doña Catarina Varela. Witnesses: Juan de Torres (50), Antonio Gutiérres (38), Alferez Cristóbal Torres (44) of Santa Fé, Salvador Santisteban. Pair married, April 21 1719, with witnesses, Juan Varela, Baltasar Romero, Joaquin Sedillo.
DM, pg. 593
Credits:My New Mexico Roots - My link to the New England Pilgrim settlers & their link to a Web of European Ancestors
© Nancy López - http://cybergata.com/roots/5743.htm
Rámon García Jurado
* Born: 31 Aug 1678, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva España ,247,287
* Christened: 5 Sep 1678, Catedral de Puebla, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva Méjico 247,270
* Marriage (1) : Juana Antonia de Espindola on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Marriage (2): Bernadina Hurtado in 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Died: 6 Apr 1760, Alburquerque, Bernallilo. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España at age 83 287
bullet Noted events in his life and other information:
• Families: 239
Child with Juana Antonia de Espindola
Maria Petronila Garcia Jurado b: 1705 in Santa Fe, NM
Children with Bernardina Hurtado:
Ramon García Jurado
Pedro Alcantara García Jurado b: Feb 1710/11 in Albuqurque, NM
Maria Rosalia García Jurado b: 1712
Maria Barbara García Jurado b: 1716
Maria Teresa de García Jurado b: 1 Jan 1726/27
Toribio García Jurado b: 1730
• Dates & Events: 252
Rámon came to New Mexico with his father and step mother in 1693. He identified his mother as María Rodríguez de Alava when he married Juana Antonio de Espínola in 1697.
He was Alférez Real in the Moqui campaign or 1716. As Alcalde of Bernallilo, he was acused by priests of mistreating the Pueblo People. On August 5 1709, he carved his name in inscription rock near Zuni Pueblo.
ONMF 183-184
• He appeared on the census in 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. 270
Ramón García Jurado is listed as family 106 in the Spanish Census of 1750 for the Villa de Alburquerque. He is listed as Lieut. Retired, Don Ramón García Jurado, 70 widower of Doña Bernadina Hurtado; son: Joseph 16; w little Coyotes: Juan, 12; Miguel, 9; Bárbara, Indian, servant 16.
His son, Toribio García Jurado is listed as family 108.
• Dates & Events: 247,252
Ramon carried on his father's feud, and as late as 1723, was at the Viceragal Court presenting grievances. Ramon married Antonia de Espindola in Santa Fe on 4 May 1698, at the age of 19. He and Antonia had one daughter, Petronila, who married Pedro Ascencio López. Ramon García Jurado and his first wife were recipients of cattle in May 1697.
As early as 1703, six Tegua protested their false imprisnonment and asked Ramon be named protector y defensor in any future judicial proceedings. The office of protector de Indios was considered an important link with the Indians and the Spanish legal system.
Ramon acquired land in the Santa Cruz area from his marriage to Antonia, but conveyed this land to Bartolome Lobato in May 1707 On 5 August 1709, while on an expedition to Zuni, Ramon added his name to Inscription Rock, now known as El Morro National Monument.
By 1710, he was widowed and left Santa Fe to settle in the Bernalillo, Alburquerque area. There he married Bernardina Hurtado 1710. She was the daughter of Capitan Martin Hurtadoand Catarina Varela Jaramillo.
Ramon participated as alcalde real in the 1716 campaign to the Moqui country and passed muster fully armed and with three horses.
Ramon served as alcalde of Bernalillo and the nearby pueblos in 1732 when he was accused of mistreating the Indians. He countered by accusing Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa of usurpation of authority and inciting the Indians. The action went against Ramon, who was ordered to pay for the work done for the him by the Indians of Santa Ana pueblo. He failed to comply and was banished to Zuni for two years.
Ramon appeared in the 1750 census for Alburquerque as a retired lieutenant, age 70, and a widower. Listed in his household was a son, Jose, age 16, along with some servants. Ramon died in Alburquerque at the age of 82 on 6 April 1760.
Ramón married Juana Antonia de Espindola, daughter of Francisco Tomas de Espindola and Maria de las Heras, on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Juana Antonia de Espindola was born in 1686 in Zacatecas, Nueva España 248 and died before 1710 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
1697, Feb. 18, Santa Fé, Rámon García Jurado (18), native of City of Los Angeles (Puebla), son of José García Jurado and María Rodriguez de Alaba, deceased, and Doña Antonia de las Heras (11), native of the City of Zacatecas but reared in Mexico City, daughter of Captain Don Francisco de Espinola and Doña María de las Heras, both deceased. Witnesses: Jose Bernardo Mascareña (28), Antonio de Isassi Aguilera (40), both natives of Mexico City. The Pair married May 4, 1697.
DM, pg. 590
• Dates & Events. 269
From The Spanish Archives of New México, Vol. 2, pg. 200:
Ramón García Juardo, Santa Fé, 18 Jan 1732, declaration relative to the ill-treatment against Indians from the Pueblo of Santa Ana.
Ramón García Jurado, Alcalde Mayor, 6 Apr 1632 to 26 Jan 1733, proceeding in the matter of his complaint against Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa for usurpation of power and inciting the Indians to Disobedience; counter accusations; tesitmony of witnesses; judgement condemning the alcalde to payment for work done for him by the Indians of the pueblo of Santa Ana, et. Incomplete.
later on page 201, Ramón García Jurado, 15-23 Jul 1732, proceedings relative to labor performed by the Indians of Santa Ana; judgement for the Indians.
Ramón next married Bernadina Hurtado, daughter of Martin Hurtado and Catalina Varela Jaramillo, on 21 Apr 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Bernadina Hurtado was born about 1695 and died after 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 )
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
17 April, Alburquerque. Rámon García Jurado (28) native of City of los Angeles, son of Captain José García Jurado and Doña María Rodrigues de Alaba, and Doña Bernardina Hurtado, native of New Mexico, daughter of Captain Martín Hurtado and Doña Catarina Varela. Witnesses: Juan de Torres (50), Antonio Gutiérres (38), Alferez Cristóbal Torres (44) of Santa Fé, Salvador Santisteban. Pair married, April 21 1719, with witnesses, Juan Varela, Baltasar Romero, Joaquin Sedillo.
DM, pg. 593
Credits:My New Mexico Roots - My link to the New England Pilgrim settlers & their link to a Web of European Ancestors
© Nancy López - http://cybergata.com/roots/5743.htm
* Born: 31 Aug 1678, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva España ,247,287
* Christened: 5 Sep 1678, Catedral de Puebla, Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva Méjico 247,270
* Marriage (1) : Juana Antonia de Espindola on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Marriage (2): Bernadina Hurtado in 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248
* Died: 6 Apr 1760, Alburquerque, Bernallilo. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España at age 83 287
bullet Noted events in his life and other information:
• Families: 239
Child with Juana Antonia de Espindola
Maria Petronila Garcia Jurado b: 1705 in Santa Fe, NM
Children with Bernardina Hurtado:
Ramon García Jurado
Pedro Alcantara García Jurado b: Feb 1710/11 in Albuqurque, NM
Maria Rosalia García Jurado b: 1712
Maria Barbara García Jurado b: 1716
Maria Teresa de García Jurado b: 1 Jan 1726/27
Toribio García Jurado b: 1730
• Dates & Events: 252
Rámon came to New Mexico with his father and step mother in 1693. He identified his mother as María Rodríguez de Alava when he married Juana Antonio de Espínola in 1697.
He was Alférez Real in the Moqui campaign or 1716. As Alcalde of Bernallilo, he was acused by priests of mistreating the Pueblo People. On August 5 1709, he carved his name in inscription rock near Zuni Pueblo.
ONMF 183-184
• He appeared on the census in 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. 270
Ramón García Jurado is listed as family 106 in the Spanish Census of 1750 for the Villa de Alburquerque. He is listed as Lieut. Retired, Don Ramón García Jurado, 70 widower of Doña Bernadina Hurtado; son: Joseph 16; w little Coyotes: Juan, 12; Miguel, 9; Bárbara, Indian, servant 16.
His son, Toribio García Jurado is listed as family 108.
• Dates & Events: 247,252
Ramon carried on his father's feud, and as late as 1723, was at the Viceragal Court presenting grievances. Ramon married Antonia de Espindola in Santa Fe on 4 May 1698, at the age of 19. He and Antonia had one daughter, Petronila, who married Pedro Ascencio López. Ramon García Jurado and his first wife were recipients of cattle in May 1697.
As early as 1703, six Tegua protested their false imprisnonment and asked Ramon be named protector y defensor in any future judicial proceedings. The office of protector de Indios was considered an important link with the Indians and the Spanish legal system.
Ramon acquired land in the Santa Cruz area from his marriage to Antonia, but conveyed this land to Bartolome Lobato in May 1707 On 5 August 1709, while on an expedition to Zuni, Ramon added his name to Inscription Rock, now known as El Morro National Monument.
By 1710, he was widowed and left Santa Fe to settle in the Bernalillo, Alburquerque area. There he married Bernardina Hurtado 1710. She was the daughter of Capitan Martin Hurtadoand Catarina Varela Jaramillo.
Ramon participated as alcalde real in the 1716 campaign to the Moqui country and passed muster fully armed and with three horses.
Ramon served as alcalde of Bernalillo and the nearby pueblos in 1732 when he was accused of mistreating the Indians. He countered by accusing Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa of usurpation of authority and inciting the Indians. The action went against Ramon, who was ordered to pay for the work done for the him by the Indians of Santa Ana pueblo. He failed to comply and was banished to Zuni for two years.
Ramon appeared in the 1750 census for Alburquerque as a retired lieutenant, age 70, and a widower. Listed in his household was a son, Jose, age 16, along with some servants. Ramon died in Alburquerque at the age of 82 on 6 April 1760.
Ramón married Juana Antonia de Espindola, daughter of Francisco Tomas de Espindola and Maria de las Heras, on 4 May 1697 in Sante Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Juana Antonia de Espindola was born in 1686 in Zacatecas, Nueva España 248 and died before 1710 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
1697, Feb. 18, Santa Fé, Rámon García Jurado (18), native of City of Los Angeles (Puebla), son of José García Jurado and María Rodriguez de Alaba, deceased, and Doña Antonia de las Heras (11), native of the City of Zacatecas but reared in Mexico City, daughter of Captain Don Francisco de Espinola and Doña María de las Heras, both deceased. Witnesses: Jose Bernardo Mascareña (28), Antonio de Isassi Aguilera (40), both natives of Mexico City. The Pair married May 4, 1697.
DM, pg. 590
• Dates & Events. 269
From The Spanish Archives of New México, Vol. 2, pg. 200:
Ramón García Juardo, Santa Fé, 18 Jan 1732, declaration relative to the ill-treatment against Indians from the Pueblo of Santa Ana.
Ramón García Jurado, Alcalde Mayor, 6 Apr 1632 to 26 Jan 1733, proceeding in the matter of his complaint against Fray Diego Arias de Espinosa for usurpation of power and inciting the Indians to Disobedience; counter accusations; tesitmony of witnesses; judgement condemning the alcalde to payment for work done for him by the Indians of the pueblo of Santa Ana, et. Incomplete.
later on page 201, Ramón García Jurado, 15-23 Jul 1732, proceedings relative to labor performed by the Indians of Santa Ana; judgement for the Indians.
Ramón next married Bernadina Hurtado, daughter of Martin Hurtado and Catalina Varela Jaramillo, on 21 Apr 1710 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 (Bernadina Hurtado was born about 1695 and died after 1750 in Alburquerque. Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.248 )
bullet Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248
17 April, Alburquerque. Rámon García Jurado (28) native of City of los Angeles, son of Captain José García Jurado and Doña María Rodrigues de Alaba, and Doña Bernardina Hurtado, native of New Mexico, daughter of Captain Martín Hurtado and Doña Catarina Varela. Witnesses: Juan de Torres (50), Antonio Gutiérres (38), Alferez Cristóbal Torres (44) of Santa Fé, Salvador Santisteban. Pair married, April 21 1719, with witnesses, Juan Varela, Baltasar Romero, Joaquin Sedillo.
DM, pg. 593
Credits:My New Mexico Roots - My link to the New England Pilgrim settlers & their link to a Web of European Ancestors
© Nancy López - http://cybergata.com/roots/5743.htm
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