Tomé Domínguez

   Another name for Tomé was Juan Bartolomé Domínguez.

  Noted events in his life and other information:

• He had a residence in Ciudád de México, Nueva España. ²⁷⁶

• He worked as a Merchant. ²⁷⁶

• Children: ²³⁹
Francisco Domínguez de Mendoza
Juan Domínguez de Mendoza
TomeDomínguez de Mendoza
Elena Domínguez de Mendoza
Damiana Domínguez de Mendoza
Juan Domínguez de Mendoza
Leonor Domínguez de Mendoza
Francisca Domínguez de Mendoza
Elena Domínguez de Mendoza

• Dates & Events: ²⁵²
Tomé Domíngues came to New México around the middle of the Seventeenth Century. His sons testified that he had died around the year 1656 at the age of ninety-six. His family had settled in the Sandia jurisdiction where they intermarried with the Cháves clan.

The Domínguez de Mendoza children, born in Méjico, played importqnt roles in the seventh-century New Méjico history. The sons were Tomé (the Younger). Juan, and Francisco. Their daughters were, Damiana who married Alvaro de Paredes in 1660, and later, Cristóbal de Anaya; Francisca became the wife of Antonio Márquez, then of Francisco de Anaya; Elena married Don Pedro Durán y Cháves.

In April 1680, Tomé II was 54 years old, Damiana was 50, Juan was 46, and Leonor was 40, all living on their land south of Sandia Pueblo.
~Origins of New Mexico Families, pgs. 24-25

Tomé married Elena Ramirez de Mendoza, daughter of Benito de París González and Leonor Francisca de Mendoza, on 29 Aug 1616 in Puebla de los Angeles, Nueva España. (Elena Ramirez de Mendoza was born about 1596 in La Antigua, Veracruz, Nueva España and died before 1661 in Rio Abajo. Nuevo México.)