Agustín Griego

  General Notes:

~ To the Royal Crown Restored, p. 85 fn. 51, he was a Tewa interapture, passed muster at El Paso in 1686. He and Josefa Durán's children were: Miguel Angel, who was living with his mother in the Santa Cruz area in1715; Lorenzo, who married Sebastiana de la Serna in 1715 and Casilda Jaramillo in 1728; and José who married Ana María Ortiz in 1718. ²⁸⁷

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information. ²⁵²
Agustín Griego was the son of a seventeenth-century Captain Agustín (?) Griego and Francisca Montoya, both living at the Presidio of San José when the young Agustín, 22, married Josefa Durán, 19, on Nov. 6, 1682 (DM, 1682, no. 10). Of their known children, Lorenzo married Sebastiana Serna on May 5, 1715 (DM, 1715, no. 14), by whom he had a son, Francisco Xavier, Nov. 10, 1721, and next he married Casilda Jaramillo, widow, on April 24, 1728 (DM, 1728, no. 8). Another son of Agustín and Josefa Durán was José, who married Ana María Ortiz on July 17, 1718 (DM, 1718, no. 17). Josefa Durán had been living in concubinage with the famed Roque de Madrid for 23 years, and had two grown sons by him, when she was tried in 1700. Her husband Agustín was dead by this time, and she actually married Madrid 15 years later. The Ana Griego Montoya, who was the wife of Pedro Hidalgo, was in all likelihood a sister of Agustín Griego.

~ Origins of New Mexico Families: A Genealogy of the Spanish Colonial Period, Kindle Locations 15782-15792

Agustín married Josefa Durán, daughter of Salvador Durán and Ana María Márquez, on 12 May 1682 in San Pedro de Alcántara.²⁸⁷ (Josefa Durán was born in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España ²⁸⁷ and died on 13 Apr 1750 in Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)