Juan Antonio Aragón

Juan married Lorenza Justa Baca, daughter of José Antonio Baca and Victoria Ana Durán y Chávez, Shortly after 17 Sep 1805 in Villa de Alburquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. (Lorenza Justa Baca was born on 21 Jun 1791 in Villa de Alburquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ⁴³⁸, baptized on 23 Jun 1791 in San Felipe de Neri, Alburquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ⁴³⁸ and died after 1850.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Diligencia Matrimonial: ²⁴⁸
17 Sep 1805, Alburquerque. Juan Antonio Aragón and Lorenza Baca. Dispensed, 4th degree consanguinity, equal transverse line. Dispensed, 4th egree consanguinity, eqaul transverse line. Bride is the daughter of José Baca who gives his consent.

Witnesses: Bartolomé Baca, Teniente de Alcalde Mayor y Comandante de Compañia, José María Sedillo, Francisco Chaves.

Roots Ltd., Diligencias Matrimoniales, vol. 1, p. 66

• Diligencia Matrimonial: ⁴³⁸
Juan Antonio Aragón and Lorenza Justa Baca, Albuquerque, 27 Jul - 17 Sep 1805. espanol,

Juan Antonio Aragón, 24, a citizen of Alburquerque, is the legitimate son of the late Manuel Aragón and Maria Vallejos. Lorenza Justa Baca, 13, is the legitimate daughter of Jose Baca and Victonana Chaves, both deceased citizens of Alburquerque. Juan Antonio knew he was related to Lorenza in a closed fourth degree of consanguinity. He stated that he was related to everyone in the area.

Witnesses:
Antonio Rosalia Chaves, 77, citizen of Albutquerque.
Antonio Luján, 70, citizen of Alburquerque.
Antonio de Jesus LOpez. 45, citizen of Albuquerque.

	Diego Montoya
Rosa Montoya	1st degree	Margarita Montoya
Margarita Gallegos	2nd degree	Juana Chaves
Manuel Aragón	3rd degree	José Baca
Juan Antonio Aragón	4th degree	Lorenza Justa Baca

On 29 July 1805, Father Guerra forwarded the proceedings to Durango. On 14 September 1805, Vicar General Millan Rodriguez recommended a dispensation on the condition that the prospective bride's father gave his consent, which was absolutely necessary because she was under thineen. On 17 September 1805, Bishop Olivares Benito granted a dispensation on the basis ofanguIti loci and the prospective bride's poverty on the condition that her father's permission be obtained. The banns were to be proclaimed three times. Assuming no new impediment arose, the marriage could take place and the nuptial blessing be given.

1. In Alburquerque, on 23 Jul 1781, Father Bernal, om the Isleta Pueblo, baptized day-old Juan Antonio, the legitimate son of Manuel Aragón and María Vallejos. His godparents were José Molina and Isabel López.

2. In Alburquerque on 23 Jun 1791, Father Guerra baptized three-day-old Lorenza Justa, the legitimate daughter of José Baca and Victoriana Chaves. Her godparents were Bartolomé Padilla and his wife María Antonia Sánchez.