Felipa Jaramillo

  Noted events in her life were:

• Family Connection: ²⁴⁸
26 Oct 1780, Belén. Juan Manuel Chaves (24), coyote, natural son of Rosa Chaves, criada of Hernando Chaves, and Rosa Serna (16), española, daughter of Antonio Serna y Felipa Jaramillo.

Roots Ltd., Diligencias Matrimoniales, p. 318

• Census: Spanish Colonial, in 1790, in Los Chaves, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. ³³
Tercera plaza de los Chaves

Household #684
Antonio Serna, mestizo, age fifty-one & a weaver, married to Felipa Jaramillo (parents of Gertrudis Serna) , mestiza, age fifty; with four sons, ages twenty-four, nineteen, fifteen and eight; and four daughters ages twelve, nine, five and two

Household #685
José Sanches, coyote, 47, farmer; married to Juana Tereza Herrera, española, 34; three sons, ages nineteen, seventeen & fifteen; four daughters, ages twelve, nine, five and two

Household #686
José Miguel Chaves, coyote, 20, sheep herder; married to María Gertrudis Serna (daughter of Antonio and & Felipa in Household #684), mestizo, 19; one son, age five; and two daughters, ages four and six months

Household #687
María Josefa Nuñes, española, native of Mexico, 49, widow

Household #688
Mariano Chaves, español, age thirty-four, weaver; married to María Manuela Romero (sister of Bárbara in #690), española, age twenty-nine; with their four sons, ages fifteen, thirteen, eight and six; and their two daughters, ages four years old and six months old

Household #689
José Anastacio Chaves, español, 29, farmer; married to María de la Luz Sanches, española, 21; and one son, age two

Household #690
Francisco García, español, 39, farmer; married to Bárbara Romero, española, 31; two sons, ages twelve and three; two daughters, ages eight and six; and one female servant, Apache

New Mexican Spanish & Mexican Colonial Censuses, 1790 * 1823 * 1845, p. 37-38

Felipa married Antonio Serna, son of Juan Estevan Serna and María Antonia Montoya.³³ (Antonio Serna was born in 1737-1739 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)