Pascuala de Ruada

   Another name for Pascuala was Pasquala de Ruada.²⁵⁰

  Noted events in her life were:

• Background Information. ²⁵⁰
Luis Gallegos de Terrazas, identified as a frieghter, was married with Pascuala de Rueda. This couple had three sons: Alférez Diego Gallegos (b.ca. 1600), Antonio Gallegos and Juan Burruel de Luna. All three brothers were involved in silver mining at the mines of Parral.

Beyond Origins, Vol. 1
Researcher: Gerald J. Mandell
Source: By Force of Arms: The Journals of don Diego de Vargas, New Mexico, 1691-93, John L. Kessell and Rick Hendricks, eds. Gerald J. Mandell, Research Consultant, University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, 1992: 438 n. 45.

• Background Information. ¹⁵¹¹
Luis was living in the Valle de la Puana around 1612/3. The Valle de la Puana had originally been part of a grant given to Pedro de Quiroga in the late 1550s. At this time, the grant of land was at the edge of the Northern frontier of Nueva España. Among the first settlers of this area was Diego Borruel & his brother Juan Borruel de Luna, a son-in-law of Pedro Quroga. Luis's wife, Pascuala de Rueda, was the daughter of Juan Borruel and niece of Diego Borruel.

"The Genealogy of Luis Gallegos de Terrazas and Pascuala de Rueda Part 2," Herencia, Vol. 21 #3 pp. 29-36

Pascuala married Luis Gallegos de Terraza, son of Miguel Gallegos and Violante de Terrazas.²⁵⁰ (Luis Gallegos de Terraza was born about 1575 in Nueva España.)