Ana Moreno de Lara Trujillo

  Noted events in her life were:

• Census: Diego de Vargas El Paso Area Muster, Jan 1693-Dec 1992, Pueblo la Ysleta del Sur, Nuevo Méjico. Nueva España. ²⁸⁷
Doña Ana Moreno de Lara, married to Cristóbal Baca, absent for five year in passage to this district. She has two daughters who live with her named Juana, eighteen, and Luisa, seventeen. Likewise, she stated that she has two sons who are absent, one named Francisco, who is married and lives at the Cosihuiriáchic mines, and the other named Felipe Baca, likewise married and living at the real of Parral. She has in this household two orphans named Felipe, five, and Elena, twelve. I (Vargas) was also shown a granddaughter named Josefa, five.

~ The Royal Crown Restored, p. 62

• Background Information. ²⁵²
Cristóbal's wife was Ana Moreno de Lara, and it seems as though Cristóbal was dead by 1687, when she and some of her children are mentioned. There were the girls, Catalina, Juana, and Luisa; and the sons, José, Manuel and Ignacio, who must have been the third child mentioned by his father in the muster-roll. José and Manuel were mentioned with their father in 1682. One of the daughters, Catalina Married Antonio Gallegos, Juana became the wife of Francisco Xavier II, and Luisa appears to be the woman of the name who was the second wife of Ignacio de Aragón.

~Origins of New Mexico Families, p. 10

Ana married Cristóbal Baca, son of Alonso Ortiz Baca and Native American Woman of Analio, about 1639 in Santa Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.²⁵² (Cristóbal Baca was born about 1635 in Bernalillo, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ²⁵² and died on 11 Apr 1697 in El Paso del Norte, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ^191,252.)