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Antonio Montoya

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Guadalupe del Paso, Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España
Death: August 08, 1745 (55-56)
Abiquiú, Rio Arriba, Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España
Immediate Family:

Son of Capitán Diego de Montoya, II and María Josefa de Hinojos
Husband of María Bernarda Baca
Brother of María Francisca Montoya; María de la Rosa Montoya; Juan Esteban Montoya; Luisa Montoya; Juana Manuela Barrera Durán y Chávez and 5 others
Half brother of Josefa Montoya

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About Antonio Montoya

Antonio Montoya born 1689 died August 8, 1745

Died unmarried, without issue.

Antonio Montoya is the son of Diego de Montoya, II and Maria Josefa de Hinojos

Biography

He appeared on the Don Diego de Vargas census 22 Dec 1692 to 2 Jan 1693 in El Paso del Norte, Nuevo Méjico. Nueva España.

Fourth household, three sons, three daughters, two servants

Diego Montoya, regidor, married to Josefa de Hinojos, with six children: Salvador, three; Juan Estevan, five; Antonio, three; Maria de la Rosa, eight; Luisa, four; Juana, two. Likewise, this household has two married servants named Antonio and his wife, Ana Duran. He states that, as a loyal vassal of his majesty, he is quite ready to enter to settle with his wife and children when I, the governor and captain general, enter.

To The Royal Crown Restored, pg. 39

Notes

Kessell, John L. and Hendricks, Rick, editors, To The Crown Restored, The Journals of Don Diego de Vargas, New Mexico, 1692-1694, University of New Mexico Press. 1995, ISBN 0-8263-1559-3

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Antonio Montoya's Timeline

1689
1689
Guadalupe del Paso, Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España
1745
August 8, 1745
Age 56
Abiquiú, Rio Arriba, Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España