Ysabel de Salazar

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Felipe Gutiérrez was likely a younger brother of pre-Rebellion Roque Gutiérrez, and was described in the muster-folls of 1681. In 1693, he returned to new México with his wife, Ysabel de Salazar. He was thirty-eight, and a soldier of Santa Fé, in 1698, but the following year he was in Bernalillo, when he gave his age as forty. He died at the age of eighty, the widower of Isabel de Salazar, on August 9, 1737

Origins of New Mexicos Families, pp. 44 & 194

Felipe Gutiérrez and Ysabel de Salazar returned with the Reconquest; in 1696, he testified that he was 36 and a native of the Rio Abajo. They had two known sons; Antonio and Bartolomé. Antonio living in Bernalillo, married Gregoria Góngora on 4 Nov 1702. Bartolomé, 20, married Nicolasa Montoya in 1708.

Origins of New Mexico's Families, p. 362

Ysabel married Felipe Gutiérrez.²⁵² (Felipe Gutiérrez was born in 1655 in Rio Abajo, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ²⁵² and died on 9 Aug 1737 in Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ²⁵².)