Catalina de Moya

  Noted events in her life were:

• Background Information: ²⁴⁷
Antonio de Moya and Francisca Antonia Morales (a.k.a. Francisca Antonia de Guijosa) were the progenitors of the Moya name in New Mexico. Francisca was an orphan born in Mexico City. Antonio de Moya was baptized at the Catedral de Méjico on 31 July 1670, son of Juan Moreno and María de Moya.

Genealogy:
1. Bartolomé de Huertas & Catalina de Moya, residents of Sevilla, Spain

...2. Bartolomé de Moya, a carpener by trade, born around 1559, Sevilla, Spain married to Juana Rodríguez (died before 1614) daugther of Juan Sanguas and Elvira Rodrígues. Bartolome de Moya and Juana Rodriguez travel to the Americas in May of 1600 with their eight children. They settle in Puebla de los Angles, Nueva España.

......3. Marcos de Moya, native of Sevilla, marries María de Toro, native of Sevilla and daughter of Cristóbal de Quesada and Juana Pérez (deceased at the time), on 27 1614, Catedral de Puebla. They move to Mexico City, and had a third child.

.........4. Antonio de Moya, native of Mexico City married Magdalena de Rivera, native of Mexico City and dauhter of Francisco Martín and Luisa de Rivera, on 27 Oct 1641, Catedral de Méjico.

............5. María de Moya, native of Mexico City, married Juan Moreno, navtive of San Cristóbal de la Havan, Cuba, Nuevo España & son of Agustín Moreno and Justa Hernández.

...............6. Antonio de Moya, baptized 31 Jul 1670, Catedral de Méjico, married 26 Aug 1691, Catedral de Méjico to Antonia Morales de Guijos, orphan, native of Mexico City.

The Spanish Recolonization of New Mexico, pp. 275-282

Catalina married Bartolomé de Huertas.⁷³⁸ (Bartolomé de Huertas was born in Sevilla, Andalucia, España ²⁴⁷.)