Juan Bautista Pino

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information. ²⁵²
Juan Bautista Pino was a traveling merchant from Mexico City who resided in the vicinity of Isleta Pueblo and Rancho de San Clemente as early as 1747. It is not known if his wife, Petra Teresa Dávila y Calle, came with him and his two adult sons, likewise merchants and traders, who make mention of their parents later on. His two sons were Joaquín José and Mateo José.

Origins of New Mexico Families: A Genealogy of the Spanish Colonial Period, p. 258 (Kindle Locations 11501-11505)

• Web Reference: Beyond Origins.
According to records found by Francisco Sisneros in the marriage banns for Mexico City at the Asunción Cathedral, Juan Bautista Pino (ONMF: 258), native of Albenga, Italy and the son of Juan Bautista Pino and María de Domingo, registered marriage banns with Petronila Teresa de Ávila y Calle, native of Mexico City and the daughter of Juan Joseph de Ávila and Francisca Pérez de la Calle (Herencia, vol. 8, no. 1, Jan. 2000; p. 2).

Researchers: J. Richard Salazar and Robert D. Martínez for the Sephardic Legacy Project, Dr. Stanley Hordes, Director. Submitted by Robert D. Martínez.

Source: Asunción Church (Catedral de México), Mexico City Informaciones Matrimoniales, 1653-1693, LDS #0035255.

Juan married María Petronila Teresa de Ávila y Calle, daughter of Juan José de Ávila and Francisca Pérez de la Calle, on 15 Apr 1707 in Ciudad de Méjico, Nueva España.²⁵² (María Petronila Teresa de Ávila y Calle was born in Ciudad de Méjico, Nueva España.)