Miguel Antonio Jaramillo

  Noted events in his life were:

• Census: Spanish Colonial, in 1790, in Atrisco, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. ³³
Plaza #2 de Atrisco
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Diego Antonio Chaves, español, age 68, rancher; married to Bárbara Varela, española, age 33; with two sons, ages eleven and eight; two grandsons, ages fifteen and thirteen; one female servant, mestizo, age 20; and one male servant, Apache, age 20

Household #264
Pedro Antonio Chaves, español, age 40, rancher; married to Catalina Baca, española, age 30; with three sons, ages sixteen, fourteen and twelve; and five daughters, ages eleven, ten, eight, six and four.

Household #265
Pablo Chaves, español, rancher, age 35; married to Manuela Armijo, española, age 42; with three sons, ages eighteen, twelve and nine; two daughters, ages fourteen and three; and two female servants, mestizo, ages 24 and 15

Household #266
José María Chaves, español, age 22, rancher; married to María Ygnacia Jaramillo, española, age 21; with one son, age five; one daughter, age one; one male servant, Apache, age thirteen.

Household #267
Manuel Segundo Jaramillo, español, age 22, rancher; married to María Juliana Chaves, española, age 15

Household #268
Miguel Jaramillo, español, age 28, weaver; married to Francisca Luzero, española, age 22; with one son, age three; one daughter, age two; and one brother, español, age twelve.

New Mexican Spanish & Mexican Colonial Censuses, 1790 * 1823 * 1845, p. 15

Miguel married Francisca Lucero, daughter of Manuel Lucero and María Teresa de Jesús Durán y Chávez, on 16 Nov 1782 in San Augustín de la Ysleta, Ysleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva España.⁵⁴ (Francisca Lucero was born about 1768 in Los Padillas, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ³³.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Marriage Record. ³⁴
José Miguel Jaramillo, son of Christóbal Xaramillo, deceased and Manuela Armijo of Atrisco married Francisca Luzero, daughter of Manuel Luzero and Teresa Cháves, deceased, of los Padillas. Padrinos: José Armijo & his wife María Guadalupe Cháves. Test: Manuel Arteaga, Tomasito Cháves and Miguel Lucero.

~Isleta Marriages, p. 32

• Diligencia Matrimonial: ²⁴⁸
16 Nov 1782, Ysleta. Miguel Antonio Jaramillo (19) of Atrisco, son of Cristóbal Jaramillo and Manuela Armijo, and Francisca Lucero (17) of los Padillas, daughter of Manuel Lucero and Teresa Chaves (deceased).

Witnesses: Antonio Villegas Ruiz, notary in Albuquerque; Vicente López (66), Cristóbal García (30), Manuel de Arteaga, notary at Ysleta; don Luis Mariño (30) of los Padillas.

Roots Ltd., Diligencias Matrimoniales, vol. 5, p. 859.

Miguel next married María Antonia Sánchez, daughter of Pedro Antonio Sánchez and Maria de la Luz Baca y Chávez. (María Antonia Sánchez was born in Atrisco, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Diligencia Matrimonial. ⁴³⁸
Miguel Antonio Jaramillo and María Antonia Sánchez, Alburquerque, 19 Jul 1800 - 19 Oct 1801

Miguel Antonio Jaramillo, 38, español, was the widower of María Manuela Trujillo and a citzen of Atrisco. María Antonia Sánchez, 36, the widow of Bartolomé Montoya, was a citizen of Atrisco in the Alburquerque jurisdiction. The couple was related in the closed third degree of affinity.
Witnesses:
Alonso García, 75, citizen of Atrisco
Tomás García, 66
Pedro Antonio Chaves, 50, citizen of Atrisco

Fry Ambrosio Guerra remitted the proceedings to Vicar Ortega o 19 Jul 1800. On 2 Aug 1800, Father Guerra stated that on 31 Jul he had explained that the proceedings were not sent promptly to Durango because Miguel Antonio Jaramillo was unfaithful. Father Guerra was unable to located the baptismal record for Miguel Antonio Jaramillo in Alburquerque, but he met with his padrinos. Vicente Armijo swore that he was a certain that when fray Manuel Rojo was minister in Alburquerque, he and his sister, María de la Luz Armijo were padrinos for Miguel Antonio Jaramillo, the legimate son of the late Cristóbal Jaramillo and Manuel Armijo. He did not recall how many years passed since that time. He signed the declaration on 29 Jul 1800.

In Santa Fé, 4 Aug 1800, Vicar Ortega granted the dispensation. The bishop revalidated the marriage in Durango on 10 Oct 1801

New Mexico Prenuptial Investigations, From the Archivos Históricos del Arzobispado de Durango, 1800-1893, pp. 2-3