Manuel Ysidoro Alarid

  Noted events in his life were:

• Family Connection:
Baptisms, Nuestra Señora de Immaculada Concepción de Tomé, Vol. I, p. 291 ²⁶⁶

Padres: don Joaquín Alarid y doña María de la Luz Chaves
Abuelos paternos: don Manuel Alarid y doña Josefa Ortiz
Abuelos maternos: don Domingo Chaves y doña Gertrudis Aragón.

• Background Information: ^405a
New México Enlistment and Officer Records

Manuel Ysidro Alarid, baptized 6 Apr 1751 and buried 13 Apr 1804, la Castrense, enlisted 11 Jul 1779, Sonora 1780/81, farmer, son of Juan Bautista de Alarid and María Francisca Fernández de la Pedrera of Santa Fé. He married María Josefa de Armenta on 20 Feb 1772 at Santa Fé, but she died and was buried at la Castrense on 9 Mar 1781. Their children were José de Jesús, baptized 23 Nov 1773, in Santa Fé, and María Rita de Jesús, baptized on 29 May 1776, in Santa Fé.

Manuel married, as his second wife, Josefa Ortiz Bustamante, on 21 Dec 1781 at la Castrense, Santa Fé. Their children were Joaquín who married María Luz Chávez of Tomé; José María who married María Guadalupe Rivera on 20 Apr 1814, Santa Fe; Jose Manuel married Isabel Urioste; Mariano José married to María Luz Martínez; and Ana María who married Vicente Villanueva.

Spain's New Mexico Patriots in it 1779-1783 War With England During the American Revolution, p. 15.

Manuel married Josefa Ortiz, daughter of Nicolás Bernardo Ortiz and Josefa Bustamante y Tagle, on 21 Dec 1781 in La Castrense, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.^{392, 405a}(Josefa Ortiz was baptized on 18 Dec 1762 in Villa de Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ^{400, 405a}.)