Josefa Lucero

   Another name for Josefa is Josefa Baca.⁴⁶

  General Notes:

• Census: Spanish, 1750, San Clemente, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España. ²⁷⁰
Doña Jacinta Palaes; son: Domingo de Luna; wife, Josefa Luzero; their children: José. Amtpmop, infant; granddaughter Catharina; orpahans: usabel, Salvador, Mathás

~Spanish Census of 1750, p. 94

• Background Information. ²⁵²
Domingo de Luna married Josefa Lucero, December 21, 1745, with Antonio Baca and daughter Josefa Baca as witnesses. In 1758, they were sponsors together for Paulín, son of Juan and Francisca Baca. Their known children were: José Manuel, born March 5, 1747; Vicente, September 21, 1750; María Manuela, June 13, 1757; and Antonio, who married Catalina Pino. Vicente married Victoria Chaves in 1774, when both his parents are mentioned as dead. Domingo had been married a second time, to María Baca, daughter of Nicolás Baca and Teodora Fernández. She bore him a son, Rafael Antonio, March 25, 1773, who married Ana María Tafoya, November 11, 1793. Domingo and his second wife were living at San Clemente in 1766, while he was suing for her inheritance at La Ciénega.

Origins of New Mexico Families: A Genealogy of the Spanish Colonial Period, Kindle Locations 9451-9466

Josefa married Domingo de Luna, son of Antonio de Luna and Jacinta Peláez, on 21 Dec 1745 in San Felipe de Neri, Alburquerque, New México Territory.⁴¹² (Domingo de Luna was born about 1719 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España and died before 1774 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España.)

  Marriage Notes:

~San Felipe de Neri Marriages, pg. 10 ⁴¹²