Historical records matching Francisco de Madrid
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About Francisco de Madrid
Francisco de Madrid came to New Mexico in 1603, and brought 10 new soldiers and four friars along with him. In 1626 he boasted that he was one of the "ancient settlers." At this time he is mentioned as the brother-in-law of Pedro Márquez. His wife was María de la Vega Márquez.
By 1639, he was a Captain when he gave his age as forty-six. In 1641, Francisco was a member of the Santa Fé Cabildo, or town council.
His children to all appearances, were: Francisco II, Francisca, wife of Juan Varela de Losada; and María, nicknamed "Mariaca." An Alférez, Cristóbal de Madrid, who escorted some colonists to New Mexico in 1641, might have been another son, or perhaps the elder Francisco was meant since Cristóbal is not heard of again.
~The Origins of NM Families, pgs. 65-66
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Francisco de Madrid's Timeline
| 1593 |
1593
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Toledo, La Mancha, Reino de Castilla, España (Spain)
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| 1614 |
1614
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Santa Fé, Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España
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| 1617 |
1617
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Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España
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| 1660 |
1660
Age 67
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Santa Fé, Provincia de Nuevo México, Reino de Nueva España
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