Juan de Archuleta

  Noted events in his life were:

• Dates & Events. ²⁵²
Juan de Archuleta II, presumably the son of the preceding Juan, was thirty-eight years old in 1664 and a resident of La Cañada. His wife was María Luján, a daughter of Juan Luján. As a Rio Arriba leader, he was a sort of lackey to Governor Peñalosa. Before this, in 1661, he had acted in the same capacity to Governor Mendizábal. Around this time, or later, he was sent to the bison plains to plains to bring the Taos Indians, who had fled from their pueblo.

~Origins of New Mexico Families: A Genealogy of the Spanish Colonial Period p. 6 (Kindle Locations 536-541)

Juan married María Luján, daughter of Juan Luján Captain and Unknown. (María Luján was born about 1635.)