Ana Soler y Riguelme

  Noted events in her life were:

• Background Information. ²⁵⁰
Richard Salazar found the testamento, or will, of Juliana Rael de Aguilar in Notarias, Protocolo [no. 593, fol. 105r - 106v]. In this document dated 24 April 1703 she names her parents as Juan Rael de Aguilar and Ana Soler y Riguelme. Her husband, Juan de Osca de Alzamora, was deceased by this time. Interestingly, she stated that her son, "Don Alphonso de Osca Rael de Aguilar," was a resident of Parral de Indias.

Submitted by Robert D. Martinez
Researchers: J. Richard Salazar and Robert D. Martinez for the Sephardic Legacy Project of New Mexico, Dr. Stanley Hordes, Director.

Ana married Juan Rael de Aguilar.²⁵⁰ (Juan Rael de Aguilar was born about 1600 in Lorca, Murcia, España.)