Diego de Padilla Captain
- Born: 1688, Guadalupe del Paso, Nuevo Méjico. Nueva España
- Christened: Querétaro, Nueva España
- Marriage: María Vásquez y Baca on 18 Sep 1713 in Bernallilo, Nuevo Méjico, Nuevo España 252
- Died: Abt 1736, El Puerto de San Andre, Isleta, Nuevo Méjico, Nuevo España about age 48 252
 Noted events in his life and other information:
• Information: 250
The marriage of María Vásquez Baca and Diego Padillia produced eight know children, and are the common ancestors for many Native New Mexicans.
• He signed a will in 1736 in El Puerto de San Andre, Isleta, Nuevo Méjico, Nuevo España. 252
• Dates & Events: 252
Diego de Padilla came to New México and married to Catalina Guitérrez de Salazar on 3 Nov 1706. She died, and Diego married María Vásquez Baca, also of Bernillilo, in 1713. They were wedding sponsors together as late as 1730.
He made his last will in 1736 at El Puerto de San Andres, Isleta jurisdiction, where he lived and acquired property, known as "lo de Padilla." He named one son by his first wife, Pedro Nolasco, and also an older natural son, both born prior to his first marriage by reared by him, who went under the name Luis Suazo.
His second wife bore him eight children: Francisco, 24 and executor of his will; Manuela, wife of Francisco Cháves; Diego, 17 at the time of the will; Nicolás, 14; Bernardo, 12; Tomasa, 8; Pedro, 6; and María Barbara, 3.
~Origins of New Mexico Families, pg. 253
Diego married María Vásquez y Baca, daughter of José Vásquez de Lara and María Magdelena Baca, on 18 Sep 1713 in Bernallilo, Nuevo Méjico, Nuevo España.252 (María Vásquez y Baca was born about 1692.)
Noted events in their marriage were:
• Diligencia Matrimonial: 248 18 Aug 1713. Bernilillo. Diego de Padilla (25), español, native of El Paso del Norte where he was married to Catrina Gutierrez, deceased, son of Captain José de Padilla and María López, both deceased, and María Vásquez, española, native of New México, daughter of José Vásquez and María Baca, deceased. Witnesses: José de Quintana, notary; José López (70), Antonio Gallegos (35), Vicente García (25), and Antonio Montoya (24) who said that the groom had been married to a first cousin of his. Pair married, Sept 18, 1713, with witnesses Captain Tiburcio de Ortega, Captain Diego Montoya, Captain Antonio Baca and wife María de Aragón.
DMs, pg. 1441
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