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About José Ramón Vigil
From the Hispanic Genealogical Research Center of New Mexico's Great New Mexico Pedigree Database:
http://www.hgrc-nm.org/surnames/GNMPD.html/d0167/g0016773.html#I7730
Jose Ramon VIGIL
- 14 JAN 1805 - ____
- NAME: Jose Ramon VIGIL
- BIRTH: 14 JAN 1805, Puesto de Chama, near present Espanola, New Mexico [7360]
- EVENT: an appointee to the first territorial legislature, 1850, Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico [7361]
- EVENT: purchased the 31000 acre (about 50 sections) Ramon Vigil land grant, 8 AUG 1857 [7362] [7363] [7364] [7365]
- DEATH: Y
- Father: Nicolas Antonio VIGIL
- Mother: Maria Agueda de Jesus GARCIA DE NORIEGA
Family 1 : Maria Catalina MONTOYA
- MARRIAGE: 26 AUG 1830, Santa Cruz de la Cañada, New Mexico [138477] [138478]
- CENSUS: 1845, Santa Clara, Rio Arriba, New Mexico [138479]
- 1. Nicolas Antonio VIGIL
- 2. +Tomas VIGIL
- 3. Ramona VIGIL
- 4. Crecencio VIGIL
- 5. +Jose Francisco VIGIL
- 6. +Maria Josefa VIGIL
- 7. Juanita VIGIL
- 8. +Jose Epimenio VIGIL
Footnotes:
- [7360] [S139] Trujillo, Jose Henry
- [7361] [S139] Trujillo, Jose Henry
- [7362]
- He purchased the land from Antonio Sánchez for a yoke of oxen, 36 ewes, one ram and twenty dollars. He later "sold" the land to a Father Hayes for $4000 in 1879. At the time of the Jose Ramon purchase, the land was described as having the following boundaries:
- North -- the Rio de los Adages and Pueblo of San Ildefonso
- South -- the Rio de Los Frijoles
- East -- the Rio Grande
- West -- the top/highest part of the Sierra Madre (Jemez Mountains)
- The boundaries of the property when the land was originally granted to Pedro Sánchez on 20 March 1747 were given as:
- North -- lands of the Indians of San Ildefonso
- South -- lands of Capt. Andres Montoya
- East -- the Rio del Norte
- West -- the Sierra Madre (Jemez Mountain Range)
- He purchased the land from Antonio Sánchez for a yoke of oxen, 36 ewes, one ram and twenty dollars. He later "sold" the land to a Father Hayes for $4000 in 1879. At the time of the Jose Ramon purchase, the land was described as having the following boundaries:
- [7363] [S139] Trujillo, Jose Henry
- [7364] [S141] ORIGINS OF NM FAMILIES, BEYOND, PAGE: Vol. 2, pg. 20
- [7365] [S141] ORIGINS OF NM FAMILIES, BEYOND, PAGE: Vol. 2, pg. 20
- [138477] [S35] Santa Cruz, NM, Marriages 1726-1955
- [138478] [S35] Santa Cruz, NM, Marriages 1726-1955
- [138479] [S167] Census 1790,1823,1845, Spanish & Mexican Colonial, PAGE: Pg. 272
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José Ramón Vigil's Timeline
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January 14, 1805
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Puesto de Chama, Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España
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| 1832 |
1832
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San José de Chama, Rio Arriba, Nuevo México, Mexico
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1850
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New Mexico Territory, United States
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1882
Age 76
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Española, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico Territory, United States
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Pueblo de San Ildefonso Church & Cemetery, San Ildefonso, Santa Fe County, New Mexico, United States
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