Juan Mariner (also: Marine) y Salvatierra was born at La Plana, Catalonia, Spain, about 1764. He was the son of José Mariner and Elana Salvatierra. Juan enlisted as a private in the Spanish Royal Artillery and was posted to New Spain (Mexico). While assigned as an artilleryman at the Presidio of San Diego he married (1) Francisca Antonia María Sepúlveda y Redondo in the Presidio Chapel September 6, 1797. Francisca died at Los Angeles in May 1831. Juan then married the widow (2) Eulalia Pérez y Cota de Guillén* at Mission San Gabriel January 7, 1832. Juan died at Los Angeles on or about August 17, 1838, and was buried in the San Gabriel mission cemetery on August 18.
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*Eulalia Pérez y Cota was born at Loreto, Baja California [Sur], about 1768. She was the daughter of Diego Pérez and Rosalia Cota. She married (1) soldado Miguel Antonio Guillén y Duarte at Loreto about 1789. She came to Alta California with her husband and three children about 1798 when her husband was transferred to the Presidio of San Diego. She gave birth to eight more children at San Diego. Miguel died at Los Angeles in July 1819 and was buried in the San Gabriel Mission Cemetery July 7, 1819. Eulalia married (2) the widower Juan Mariner y Salvatierra at San Gabriel Mission July 7, 1832. After Juan died at Los Angeles in August 1838, for the next 40 years Eulalia remained at San Gabriel Mission serving as the "llavera" ("keeper of the keys").
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Children (all with Francisca Sepúlveda):
- María Candelaria Leona (born July 21, 1802 [SD Baptism 02910]; married Antonio María Silvas.
- María Justa Antonia (born July 19, 1815 [SD Baptism 04233, ECPP]; married Deciderio Belarde at San Gabriel Mission September 28, 1836 [SG Marriage 01845, ECPP]).
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*Eulalia Pérez y Cota was born at Loreto, Baja California [Sur], about 1768. She was the daughter of Diego Pérez and Rosalia Cota. She married (1) soldado Miguel Antonio Guillén y Duarte at Loreto about 1789. She came to Alta California with her husband and three children about 1798 when her husband was transferred to the Presidio of San Diego. She gave birth to eight more children at San Diego. Miguel died at Los Angeles in July 1819 and was buried in the San Gabriel Mission Cemetery July 7, 1819. Eulalia married (2) the widower Juan Mariner y Salvatierra at San Gabriel Mission July 7, 1832. After Juan died at Los Angeles in August 1838, for the next 40 years Eulalia remained at San Gabriel Mission serving as the "llavera" ("keeper of the keys").
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Children (all with Francisca Sepúlveda):
- María Candelaria Leona (born July 21, 1802 [SD Baptism 02910]; married Antonio María Silvas.
- María Justa Antonia (born July 19, 1815 [SD Baptism 04233, ECPP]; married Deciderio Belarde at San Gabriel Mission September 28, 1836 [SG Marriage 01845, ECPP]).
Juan Mariner (also: Marine) y Salvatierra was born at La Plana, Catalonia, Spain, about 1764. He was the son of José Mariner and Elana Salvatierra. Juan enlisted as a private in the Spanish Royal Artillery and was posted to New Spain (Mexico). While assigned as an artilleryman at the Presidio of San Diego he married (1) Francisca Antonia María Sepúlveda y Redondo in the Presidio Chapel September 6, 1797. Francisca died at Los Angeles in May 1831. Juan then married the widow (2) Eulalia Pérez y Cota de Guillén* at Mission San Gabriel January 7, 1832. Juan died at Los Angeles on or about August 17, 1838, and was buried in the San Gabriel mission cemetery on August 18.
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*Eulalia Pérez y Cota was born at Loreto, Baja California [Sur], about 1768. She was the daughter of Diego Pérez and Rosalia Cota. She married (1) soldado Miguel Antonio Guillén y Duarte at Loreto about 1789. She came to Alta California with her husband and three children about 1798 when her husband was transferred to the Presidio of San Diego. She gave birth to eight more children at San Diego. Miguel died at Los Angeles in July 1819 and was buried in the San Gabriel Mission Cemetery July 7, 1819. Eulalia married (2) the widower Juan Mariner y Salvatierra at San Gabriel Mission July 7, 1832. After Juan died at Los Angeles in August 1838, for the next 40 years Eulalia remained at San Gabriel Mission serving as the "llavera" ("keeper of the keys").
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Children (all with Francisca Sepúlveda):
- María Candelaria Leona (born July 21, 1802 [SD Baptism 02910]; married Antonio María Silvas.
- María Justa Antonia (born July 19, 1815 [SD Baptism 04233, ECPP]; married Deciderio Belarde at San Gabriel Mission September 28, 1836 [SG Marriage 01845, ECPP]).
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*Eulalia Pérez y Cota was born at Loreto, Baja California [Sur], about 1768. She was the daughter of Diego Pérez and Rosalia Cota. She married (1) soldado Miguel Antonio Guillén y Duarte at Loreto about 1789. She came to Alta California with her husband and three children about 1798 when her husband was transferred to the Presidio of San Diego. She gave birth to eight more children at San Diego. Miguel died at Los Angeles in July 1819 and was buried in the San Gabriel Mission Cemetery July 7, 1819. Eulalia married (2) the widower Juan Mariner y Salvatierra at San Gabriel Mission July 7, 1832. After Juan died at Los Angeles in August 1838, for the next 40 years Eulalia remained at San Gabriel Mission serving as the "llavera" ("keeper of the keys").
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Children (all with Francisca Sepúlveda):
- María Candelaria Leona (born July 21, 1802 [SD Baptism 02910]; married Antonio María Silvas.
- María Justa Antonia (born July 19, 1815 [SD Baptism 04233, ECPP]; married Deciderio Belarde at San Gabriel Mission September 28, 1836 [SG Marriage 01845, ECPP]).
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