Rosa Carrillo

Rosa married Felipe Montoya, son of Tomás Montoya and Juana Varela, on 30 May 1796 in San Agustín de la Ysleta, Ysleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva España.³⁴ (Felipe Montoya was baptized in 1774 in Acoma Pueblo, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ⁴³⁸.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Marriage Record: San Agustín de la Ysleta, Ysleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva España. ³⁴
30 May 1796 - José Felipe Montolla, son of Tomás Montolla, deceased, and María Josefa Barela, married María Rosa Carrillo, daughter of Acencio Carrillo, deceased and Josefa Graciana Lucero of Tomé. Testigos: Ramón Chaves and his sister Ursula Chaves.

Dispensed: impediment of 3rd degree consanguinity.

San Agustín de la Isleta Marriages and Baptisms, p. 56

• Diligencia Matrimonial: ⁴³⁸
Felipe Guadalupe Montoya and Maria Rosa Carrillo, Nuestra Senora de Belén, 22 Nov 1793 - 20 Mar 1794, AHAD-97, f. 643-50.

Felipe Guadalupe Montoya, 29, español, the son of Tomás Montoya and María Josefa Varela, both deceased, all natives and citizens of Tomó in the Belen jurisdiction. María española, María Rosa Carrillo, 33, the daughter of the late Ascensio Carrillo and María Graciana Lucero, all natives and citizens of Tomé in the Belen jurisdiction. The couple was related in the third degree of consanguinity equally. Felipe had taken María's virginity and had a child by her. María Rosa stated that she had only her mother, her siblings were all females, and she was very poor.

Witness:
Pedro Padilla, 61, a citizen of Sausal, explained the relationship as fo llows:

Witnesses:
Juan Bautista Montaño, 66
Bernardo Mirabel, 54

Father Bernal stated that these witnesses repeated the statement concernmg the relationship, without correcting the errors. Based on the relationship the friar correctly stated that the couple was related in ·the third degree of consanguinity equally in a direct line.

Father Bernal was unable to locate the baptismal records in Belen and took statements in their stead.

Rosalia Varela, more than 60, had known Felipe Guadalupe Montoya since his birth. She had assisted his mother, the late Josefa Varela, with his birth, and the late fray Pino had baptized him at San Esteban de Acoma. Mateo Pino and Marfa Concepci6n Roybal were his godparents at the baptism, which took place in about 1774.

Diego Antonio Abeytia, a citizen of Tome, stated that the late fray Manuel Rojo had baptized Marla Rosa Carrillo, and that he and his late mother, Antonia Chaves, were the godparents. The baptism took place in 1769.

Witnesses for the oral declarations on 20 Novr 1793 were Bernardo Mirabal, 54, and Fabian Maldonado, 48.

The proceedings were forwarded to Durango. On 20 Mar Bishop Tristán granted a dispensation. He cited the bull of Pope Pius VI of 4 Jan 1784 that stipulated that to atone for the sin and resulting scandal, a couple should receive as a corporal sentence the payment of 9 pesos 3 reales, which could be commuted by doing personal labor at the poor churches in the bishopric for a period of one month; and for a spiritual penance they must recite the rosary daily.

New Mexico Prenuptial Investigations From the Archivos Históricos del Arzobispado de Durango, 1760-1799, pp. 115-116