Salvador Varela Jaramillo

   Another name for Salvador was Salvador Varela Jaramillo.

  Noted events in his life were:

• He appeared on the Spanish census in 1750 in Villa de Alburquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. ²⁷⁰
Household #118 don Jospeh Tenorio de Alva y Corona, Spanish, widower of María Montes Vijil, who had been married to Domingo Romero, leaving children Juana Teresa Romero, 35; José Mariano, 23; Pedro, 18; Bárbara, 11: María Luisa,9; Teresa, Native American servant, 40 with children: Feliciano, 12; Juan Domingo, 10; María Luisa, Native American servant, 20; Francisca, Native American servant, 15.

Household # 119 Salvador Jaramillo, Spanish, 50; wife doña Tomasa Tenorio de Alba y Corona, Spanish, 45; orphan, Spanish, Cristóbal, 8; 3 Native servants: Antonia, 30 with three children: Francisco, 12; María, 7 Antonio, 25; Rosa, 18 with daughter, 15 days old.

Spanish and Mexican Census of New Mexico, 1750-1830, p. 82

Salvador married María Tomasa Tenorio, daughter of Miguel Tenorio de Alba and María Agustina Romero, Shortly After 21 Jan 1723 in Villa de Alburquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.²⁷⁰ (María Tomasa Tenorio was born about 1705 ²⁷⁰ and died after Feb 1782 in Villa de Alburquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ¹⁵⁶⁰.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Diligencia Matrimonial: ¹⁴⁸²
21 Jan 1723, Alburquerque. Salbador Jaramillo, 22, native of this realm of New Mexico and resident of this villa de San Felipe de Alburquerque, son of Alferez, Cristóval Jaramillo and Casilda de Grasía, deceased, with Thomasa Thenorio de Alba, widow of Luis Luzero, deceased, daughter of Capitán Miguel Thenorio de Alba and Agustina Romero, residents of this realm.

Witnesses: Capitán Juan Gonsales, 40, married and resident of this villa; José Lopes, 60, resident of this villa.

The couple had no impediments and were married by Fry Andrés de Zeballes.

"NM Roots, Ltd., and Addendum, Installment Number Three," NM Genealogist, Vol. 49:3, Sep 2010, p. 146