Juan José Chávez

  Noted events in his life were:

• He served in the military. ⁴⁰⁵
Juan José Chaves, son of Domino Chaves and Agustina Padilla, enlisted on 17 Sep 1808 at the age of 45, from los Padillas, farmer, 5'5", Black hair, thick beard, black eyebrows, green eyes, light rosy complexion, with a mole in armpit.

"Spanish Englistment Papers 1770-1815," New Mexico Genealogist, March 1998, from The New Mexico Genealogists: The First 40 Years CD, p. 14

Juan married Maria Josefa Trujillo, daughter of Santiago Trujillo and Maria Victoria Durán y Chávez, on 23 Jun 1789.⁴³⁸ (Maria Josefa Trujillo was born on 1 Nov 1769 in Belén, Nuevo Méico, Nueva España ⁴³⁸.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Diligencia Matrimonial. ⁴³⁸
Juan José Chaves, 27, widowed by his first wife, María Josefa Baca, was the legitimate son of Domingo Chaves and the late Agustina Padilla. María Josefa Trujillo, 24, española, was the legitimate daughter of Santiago Trujillo and Victoria Chaves, citizens of Isleta and Belen. The couple was related in the fourth degree of consanguinity.

Witnesses: Pedro Padilla explained the relationship as follows:

Fernando Chaves	husband of	Lucia Hurtado
father of		mother of
Pedro Chaves	siblings	Nicolás Chaves
father of		father of
Francisco Javier Chaves	1st cousin	Hernando Chaves
father of		father of
Domino Chaves	2nd cousin	Victoria Chaves
father of		mother of
Juan José Chaves	3rd cousin	María Josefa Trujillo

Juan Bautista Montaño, 66, citzen of Tomé
Bernardo Mirabel, 54, citizen of Tomé.

In Belen, Fray Bernal took statements in lieu of baptismal enries, which he could not locate.
Juan Cristóbal Sánchez and Joaquín Torres stated tha they were present when Fray Iniesta baptized María Josefa Trujillo, and the godparents were Juan Felipe Baca and his wife, María Isabel Baca, both deceased. The baptism took place 1 Nov 1769 in Belen.

The declarations were forwarded to Durango. On 20 Mar 1794 Bishop Tristán granted a dispensation with penance of donating of 9 pesos 3 reals to be applied to the works of the poor churches in the bishopric.

~New Mexico Prenuptial Investigations From the Arcivos Históricos de Arzabispado de Durango, 1760-1799. pp. 117-118

Juan next married María Josefa Baca, daughter of Miguel Antonio Baca and Juana María Baca, on 23 Jun 1789 in San Agustín de la Isleta, Isleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva España.³⁴

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Marriage Record: ³⁴
23 Jun 1789 - Juan José Chaves, son of Domingo Chaves and María Agustina Padilla, deceased, of los Padillas, married María Josefa Baca, daughter of Miguel Antonio Baca and Juana María Baca of Belén. Padrinos: Tomás Chaves and his daughter, Tomza Chaves.

Marriages and Baptisms at San Augustín de Isleta, p. 46