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Felipe Santiago Romero
(1709-)
Lucía Ana Durán y Chávez
José Gregorio Jaramillo
(1710-)
Francisca Vallejos y Hurtado
Andrés Romero
(1729-1796)
Antonia Jaramillo
(Abt 1739-)
José Manuel Romero
(1764/5-)

 

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Spouses/Children:
María Catarina de la Trinidad Baca

José Manuel Romero

  • Baptized: May 1764 or 1765, San Agustín de la Ysleta, Ysleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva España 438
  • Marriage: María Catarina de la Trinidad Baca on 27 Jul 1801 in Tomé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 438

bullet  Noted events in his life were:

• Birth Record: 438
In Belen, Alonso García, 83, stated that he and María Manuela Romero had been Manuel Romero's godparents in San Agustín de Isleta and that the baptism was in May of 1764 or 1765.

Witnesses:
José Francisco Salas, 83
José García Jurado, 68

New Mexico Prenuptial Investigations From the Archivos Históricos del Arzobispado de Durango, 1800-1893, p. 17


José married María Catarina de la Trinidad Baca, daughter of Francisco Baca and Victoria Silva, on 27 Jul 1801 in Tomé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. (María Catarina de la Trinidad Baca was born on 24 Sep 1780 in Sausal, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 438 and was baptized on 11 Oct 1780 in San Agustín de la Ysleta, Ysleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva España 438.)

bullet  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Diligencia Matrimonial: 438
Manuel Romero and Maria Catarina de la Trinidad Baca, Belén. 26 March - 6 May 1801, AHAD -3 57 , f. 606-10.

Manuel Romero, about 36, español the legitimate son of the late Andrés Romero and Antonia Jaramillo and a citizen of the sixth plaza of los Chaves. María Catarina de la Trinidad Baca, española, the legitimate daughter of Francisco Baca and Victoria Silva, both deceased, citizens of the fifth plaza of los Chaves in the Belén jurisdiction . The couple told Father Bernal they were related, but they did not know how or to what degree. The couple was related in the third degree of consanguinity.

Witnesses: Toribio García Jurado, 69, of the plaza de los Garcías, stated that the prospective groom had l ived in the area for nineteen years and the bride since birth . He signedd his statement.
Pedro Padilla, 68, citizen of the sixth plaza of los Chaves at San José del Sausal. He signed his statement.
José García Jurado, 68, citizen of los Bacas . He signed his statement.

The First Relationship
Fernando de ChavesMarried CoupleLucía Hurtado
Antonio Chaves1st degreeNicolás Chaves
Ana Chaves2nd degreeGertrudis Chaves
Andrés Romero3rd degreeVictoria Silva
José Manuel Romero4th degreeMaría Catarina de la Trinidad Baca


Second Relationship
Magdalena MontañoSiblingsJuana Montaño
Ana Chaves1st cousinsGertrudis Chaves
Andrés Romero2nd cousinsVictoria Silva
José Manuel Romero3rd cousinsMaría Catarina de la Trinidad Baca


Third and fourth Degress of Consanguinity
Gertrudis Silvasiblings - 1st degreeFrancisco Silva
José Jaramillo1st cousins-2nd degreeVictoria Silva
Antonia Jaramillo3rd degree-2nd cousinsMaría Catarina de la Trinidad Baca
José Manuel Romero4th degree 

Father Bernal forwarded the proceedings to Vicar Sotomayor on 28 March 1801 along with baptismal informaton, stating that both parties were poor orphans who were related to almost everyone in the area. In Durango on 29 April 1801, Vicar General Fernández Valentín reviewed the proceedings and granted the dispensation for the cause of angusti loci and because of the poverty of both parties, and that it was not being given as a result of the testimony of the witnesses but rather the information provided by the parish priest. This was reaffirmed on 30 April 1801 by Bishop Olivares y Benito with the proviso that the banns be declared thrice and if no other impediment was raised that the marriage ceremony and nuptial blessing be bestowed on the couple. The results were sent back to New Mexico on 6 May.

New Mexico Prenuptial Investigations From the Archivos Históricos del Arzobispado de Durango, 1800-1893, pp. 16-17


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