Domingo (Martin Serrano) Martín Serrano (abt. 1645 - abt. 1735)

Born about 1645 in Santa Fe, Provincia de Nuevo México (New Mexico, United States) [uncertain]

Ancestors

Husband of María Josefa de Herrera — married 1670 in Santa Fe, Provincia de Nuevo México (New Mexico, United States)

Husband of Juana Bautista (Bautista) Olivas — married 4 May 1725 in Santa Cruz de la Cañada, Nuevo México, Nueva España

Descendants

Died about 27 Feb 1735 at about age 90 in Provincia de Nuevo México (New Mexico, United States) [uncertain]

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Biography

Domingo Martín Serran was married to Josefa (de) Herrera. A witness in 1694, he declared he was born in Santa Fé, giving his age as forty-seven in that year, and a eighty in 1726. He died at the age of ninety on February, 27 1735.

His known children are:

1. Diego, who married Pascuala (de) Soto at Santa Cruz in 1694
2. María, wife of Juan Luján;
3. Blas, who married Rosa (de) Vargas Machuca in 1705
4. Matías, husband of Josefa Luján Domínguez.

He escaped the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, and returned to New Mexico with his family in 1693 as part of the Diego (de) Vargas group of settlers

Census: El Paso Area Muster, Dec 1692-Jan 1693, Pueblo la Ysleta del Sur, Nuevo Méjico. Nueva España.

Fourth household, four sons, four daughters

Domingo Martín, married to Josefa Herrera, with eight children, named Diego, age twenty-two, Matías, sixteen; Miguel, nine; Blas, six; Sebastiana, thirteen; María, twelve; Juana, fourt; and Bárbar, nuring; and his mother-in-law, named Juana (de) los Reyes. He states that, as his majesty's loyal vassal, he will go to settle with his family, if there is provisioning for it.^[1]

Research Notes

1. María Juana García de los Ríos was married to Francisco Martín Serrano, Domingo's nephew. There is no evidence that she was ever married to Domingo. I am detaching her as his wife.

Sources

1. ↑ Chavez, Angelico. 2011. Origins of New Mexico families: a genealogy of the Spanish colonial period. Santa Fe, N.M.: Museum of New Mexico.

See also:

• Dispensa Matrimonial de su tataranieta María Rita Juliana Lucero

New Mexico prenuptial investigations from the Archivos Historicos del Arzobispado de Durango, 1760-1799. (1996). Las Cruces, NM 88003: New Mexico State University Library.

• Great New Mexico Pedigree Database, Hispanic Genealogical Research Center of New Mexico, http://www.hgrc-nm.org/gnmpd_portal.html

Acknowledgements

• WikiTree profile Martin Serrano-19 created through the import of jefflorrie(1).ged on Sep 10, 2011 by Jeff Johnson.
• Martin-Serrano-11 was created by Tim Trujillo through the import of Tim D Trujillo Family_2014-03-15.ged on Mar 15, 2014.