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Ambrosio Sáez de Cháves
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Magdalena de Garfias
(1608-)
Alonso Rodríguez Cisneros
(1619-)
Ynes de Anaya Almazán
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Ambrosio Sáez
(1637-)
Ana María de Rodríguez de Anaya
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Agustin Sáez
(1662-Bef 1725)

 

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Antonia Márquez

Agustin Sáez

  • Born: 1662, Distrito de Sandia, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España
  • Christened: Sandía, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España
  • Marriage: Antonia Márquez on 31 Dec 1694 in Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España
  • Died: Bef 1725, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 252

bullet  Noted events in his life and other information:

• Families: 239,252
Family 1 : Leonor de Herrera
Francisco Sáiz

Family 2 : Antonia Márquez
Juliana Sáiz
Francisco Sáiz

Family 3 : Pascuala Vásquez
Lazaro Sáiz

• Dates & Events: 252
Augstín Sáez, son of Captain Ambrosio Sáez and Ana Rodríguez, enlisted at Parral for the Reconquest of 1693. His family was one of the last to vacation Santa Fé on 27 Dec 1693 when the Tanos decided to fight for the town instead of departing peacefully. He had been warned beforehand by an Indian who had served his father before the Rebellion of 1680.

His first wife was Leonor de Herrera, who died at Guadalupe del Paso before 1692. He next married Antonia M who was dead by 1709. He applied to marry Isabel Madrid, yet that marriage never took place. In 1701, he was banished from Santa Fé for adulterous relations while his Márquez wife was still living.

Some of his children with Antonia Márquez were Francisco and Juliana. Francisco married Juana de Herrera in 1718, when his mother is mentioned as deceased. Juliana became the wife of Juan Griego of Albuquerque.
~The Origins of New México Families, pg. 278

• Livestock Distribution: Diego de Vargas, 1 May 1697, Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. 510
Agustín Sáez
Antonia Márquez
3 varas of wool, 3.75 of baize, 6 mantas, 12 sheep, 2 cows, 1 bull
~Blood on the Boulders, pg. 1150


Agustin married Antonia Márquez, daughter of Nicolas Márquez and Ana María Montoya Pacheco, on 31 Dec 1694 in Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. (Antonia Márquez died before 1709.)


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