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José Marcos Baca Captain
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María Magdalena Jaramillo de La O
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Ignacio Antonio Durán y Cháves
(1724-)
Ana Gregoria Maese
(1738-)
José Antonio Baca
(-After 1801)
Juana María de la Concepción Cháves
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Apolonia Baca
(1777-)

 

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José Tomás Francisco Sánches

Apolonia Baca

  • Born: 1777, Belén, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva Espańa 46
  • Christened: 2 Apr 1777, San Augustín de la Isleta, Isleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva Espańa 46
  • Marriage: José Tomás Francisco Sánches on 11 Mar 1798 in Tomé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva Espańa 34

Apolonia married José Tomás Francisco Sánches, son of Julian Sánches and María Antonia Cháves, on 11 Mar 1798 in Tomé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva Espańa.34 (José Tomás Francisco Sánches was born in 1775 in Tomé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva Espańa 46, christened on 11 Mar 1773 in San Augustín de la Isleta, Isleta, Nueva Méjico, Nueva Espańa 46 and died on 3 Mar 1822 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva Espańa.)

bullet  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Marriage Record. 34
DMs 23 Feb 1798/married 11 Mar 1798, José Tomás Sánches (23), son of Julián Sánches, deceased, and María Antonia Cháves, married Apolonia Baca (19), daughter of José Baca, deceased, and Juanica Cháves, all of Sausal. Padrinos: Juachín Padilla and his wife Teodora Silva. Tests: Torivio Garcia (65), José García (62), Pedro Padilla (63).
~Tomé Marriages, pg. 18

• Diligencia Matrimonial, 23 Nov 1797-8 Jan 1798, Durango, Nueva Espańa. 424
Tomás Francisco Sánchez, 24, espańol, the legitimate son of Julían Sánches and María Antonia Cháves, citizens of the fourth plaza of Nuestra Seńora Guadalupe de los Cháves. Apolonia de Jesús Baca, 20, espańola, the legitimate daughter of José Baca and Juana Cháves, both deceased and original citizens of Sausal, all in the Belén jurisdiction. The couple was related in the fouth degree of consanguinity.

Witness: Toribio García Jurado, 65, explained the relationship as follows:

Francisco Cháves1st degree, brothersAntonio Cháves
(father of)(father of)
Ignacio Cháves2nd degree - 1st cousins Tomás Cháves
(father of) (father of)
Juanica Cháves3rd degree - 2nd cousinsMaría Antonia Cháves
(mother of) (mother of)
Apolonia Baca4th degree - 3rd cousinsTomás Francisco Sánchez


Another relationship affected the couple:

Juana Baca 1st degree, sisters Antonia Baca
Ignacio Cháves 2nd degree, 1st cousins Tomás Cháves
Junica Cháves 3rd degree, 2nd cousins María Antonia Cháves
Apolonia Baca 4th degree, 3rd cousins Tomás Francisco Cháves


Torbio García Jurado added that Tomás was related to everyon in the area who was his equal.
José García Jurado, 63
Pedro Padilla, 62

Father Bernal, minister at the mission of Nuestra Seńora de Belén, included baptismal information showing that at San Agustín de Isleta on 11 Mar 1773, Father Junco y Junquera baptized Tomás Francisco, the legitimate son of Julián Sánches and María Antonia Cháves, espańoles, citizens of this jurisdiction. His godparents were Manuel Gallego and Gertrudis Tenorio.

On 12 Apr 1777 at San Agustín de la Isleta, fray Joaquín de Jesús Ruiz baptized a ten day-old child named Apolonia de Jesús, the legitimate daughter of José Baca and Juana Cháves. Her godparents were Ursula Sánches, citizens of the puesto de Atrisco.

The information was forwarded to Durango. Bishop Olivares y Benito granted a dispensation of 8 Jan 1798.

~Durango Prenuptial Investigations, pgs. 132-133


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