Sergio Gomez Family Nov 2020

Mexico, Select Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Diego Acosta Calvillo Gender: Male Baptism Date: 11 jun. 1684 Baptism Place: San Bartolome,Valle DE Allende,Chihuahua,Mexico Father: Diego De Acosta Mother: Margarita Calvillo FHL Film Number: 162634

Mexico Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Antto. Acosta Gomes

Event Date: 8 Feb 1686 Event Place: Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, México Event Place (Original): San Bartolome, Valle de Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico Father's Name: Diego de Acosta Mother's Name: Margarita Gomes Calvillo

Mexico Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Joan Acosta Calvillo

Event Date: 29 Dec 1687 Event Place: Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, México Event Place (Original): San Bartolome, Valle de Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico Gender: Male Father's Name: Diego de Acosta Mother's Name: Margarita Calvillo

Mexico Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Blas Xavier Acosta Calvello

Event Date: 8 Mar 1690 Event Place: Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, México Event Place (Original): San Bartolome, Valle de Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico Father's Name: Diego de Acosta Mother's Name: Margarita Calvello

Mexico Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Maria Franca. Acosta Calvillo Event Date: 25 Nov 1691 Event Place: Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, México Event Place (Original): San Bartolome, Valle de Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico Gender: Female Father's Name: Diego de Acosta Mother's Name: Margarita Calvillo

Mexico Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Jna. Ygnacia Cano Acosta Christening Date: 03 Dec 1698 Christening Place: SAN BARTOLOME,VALLE DE ALLENDE,CHIHUAHUA,MEXICO Father's Name: Miguel Cano De Los Rios Mother's Name: Angela De Acosta

Mexico Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Joseph Christobal Cano Acosta Christening Date: 04 Aug 1700 Christening Place: SAN BARTOLOME,VALLE DE ALLENDE,CHIHUAHUA,MEXICO Father's Name: Migl. Cano De Los Rios Mother's Name: Angela De Acosta

Mexico Baptisms, 1560-1950 For Franco. Xavr. Cano Acosta Gender: Male Christening Date: 19 May 1706 Christening Place: SAN BARTOLOME,VALLE DE ALLENDE,CHIHUAHUA,MEXICO Father's Name: Miguel Cano Mother's Name: Angela De Acosta

Mexico Marriages, 1570-1950 For Joseph Xptobal Cano De Los Rios Spouse's Name: Efigenia Doms. De Mendoza Event Date: 05 May 1723 Event Place: San Bartolome,Valle De Allende,Chihuahua,Mexico

Miguel Cano de los Rios was mentioned in this document from 1723. Miguel was executor of part of the estate of his brother Blas; in 1723 Blas Cano's children demanded that Miguel release the Hacienda's owned by Blas to themselves.

From the book DEL CHIHUAHUA COLONIAL. LA PROPIEDAD DE LA TIERRA, pg 163

Gracias a un litigio y a una venta de tierras nos enteramos ahora de que la Hacienda de San José del Sacramento, en cuyas demasías fue fundada nuestra ciudad actual, perteneció a la familia Cano de los Ríos. Esta escritura data de noviembre de 1723 y pasa ante el mismo escribano.

Comparece don Antonio Cano de los Ríos, como hijo y unode los herederos del capitán Blas Cano y de Doña Ignacia Terrazas de Valenzuela. Dice que al morir su padre se inventariaron sus bienes y que éstos los recibió don Miguel Cano de los Ríos, su tío, como albacea y curador de los hijos menores del capitán Blas Cano. Se queja de que ya han pasado 13 años de la muerte de este capitán y los bienes mencionados no se han repartido entre los herederos, y por esto le tiene puesto pleito. Sigue la escritura y más delante dice el mencionado Antonio Cano de los Ríos que ahora ya se han puesto de acuerdo los herederos con su tío y que han decidido vender la hacienda. La van a vender a don Juan de Zubía Pacheco y la parte que le corresponde a don Antonio Cano de los Ríos se va a tratar en 1,032 pesos de oro. Otro dato de interés para la vida de nuestra ciudad es que esa Hacienda de San José del Sacramento se dice que lindaba con tierras de los indios de la Misión de Nombre de Dios y que contaba con tierras de labor, un molino y casas de habitación.

(Translation) Thanks to litigation and a sale of land, we now learn that the Hacienda of San José del Sacramento, on which our current city was founded, belonged to the Cano de los Ríos family. This writing dates from November 1723 and passes before the same clerk.

Don Antonio Cano de los Ríos appears as son and one of the heirs of Captain Blas Cano and Mrs. Ignacia Terrazas de Valenzuela. He says that when his father died his assets were inventoried and that they were received by Miguel Cano de los Ríos, his uncle, as executor and curator of the minor children of Captain Blas Cano. He complains that 13 years have passed since the death of this captain and the aforementioned assets have not been distributed among the heirs, and that is why he has a lawsuit. Further ahead the aforementioned Antonio Cano de los Ríos says that now the heirs have agreed with their uncle and that they have decided to sell the hacienda. They are going to sell it to Don Juan de Zubía Pacheco and the part that corresponds to Don Antonio Cano de los Ríos is going to be 1,032 pesos of gold. Another fact of interest for the life of our city is that the Treasury of San José del Sacramento is said to border the lands of the Indians of the Mission of Nombre de Dios and that it had farmland, a mill and houses.