Juana Baca

  Noted events in her life were:

• Background Information. ⁵⁰⁹
Juana Baca married Francisco Xavier Montoya, son of Andrés Montoya and Antonia Gregoria Lucero de Godoy, 14 Jun 1733, in Santa Fé with witnesses José Montoya, Juana Quintana and others. Juana and Francisco can be found in the 1750 Spanish Census as living in Álamo next door to Andrés Montoya.

Pablo (Pedro) Antonio Baca married Lorenza Rivera, daughter of Juan Felipe de Rivera and María Estela Palomino Rendón, 24 May 1743, in Santa Fé. Pablo Baca and Lorenza Rivera appear in the Spanish Census of 1750 in Alamo along with Gertrudis and two children. Lorenza Rivera appears again in the Spanish Census of 1790, in Santa Fé, described as Spanish, age sixty-seven, and a widow. Along with her listed are a granddaughter, age eleven, and one female Native American servant, age twenty-Seven years.

~Aqui Se Comienza, p. 72

• She appeared on the Spanish census in 1750 in Alamo, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. ²⁷⁰
Memebers of the Montoya family living next door to each other in Alamo on the 1750 Census:

Andrés Montoia, Louis Motoia, Anna María and one child

Francisco Montoia, Juana Vaca, Juan Antonio and two children

Josseph Montoia, Juana Quintana and one child

Antonio Montoia and Ynnés Vaca

Juana married Francisco Xavier Montoya, son of Andrés Montoya and Antonia Gregroria Lucero de Godoy, on 14 Jun 1733 in Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.⁵⁰⁹