Tom McCabes Genealogy 2022

Juan Antonio Gurulé was baptized 1 Jun 1733 in Albuquerque, New Mexico and died in Las Huertas, New Mexico. He married Maria Petrona Montoya on 2 Jun 1754 in Saint Francis of Assisi Church, Santa Fe, New Mexico. She died in Las Huertas, New Mexico. - [Angela Lewis, www.gulurefamily.org]

[Olmsted's research] In 1775, Juan Antonio Gurulé made a rare appearance on record when he sold some property to Domingo Romero in the Cieneguilla that had come to Maria Petrona. He is recorded as a carpenter in the 1790 census, living next door to his brother, Serafin. Juan Antonio was the Gurulé heir who retained the original grant documents and the wills of Elena Gallegos and Antonio Gurulé that were displayed before the United States Court of Private Claims to confirm the ownership of the Elena Gallegos Grant. The last record found for Juan Antonio Gurulé and Maria Petrona Montoya is the 1803­ census of Las Huertas. Juan Antonio was enumerated as being 80 and Maria as aged 60. [Angela Lewis]

Enumerated in the 1790 – NM, Bernalillo County, Albuquerque, Plaza #7 Juan Antonio Gurulé (Mestizo, 1737, age 53, carpenter), Maria Montoya (Spanish, 1760, age 30), three sons (ages 12, 8 and 5), one daughter (age 15) [Maria's age is likely an error since her son Toribio was already a grown, married man in 1790 or perhaps Petrona was not Toribio's mother.]]

Enumerated in the 1803-­1807 census at Las Huertas, New Mexico Juan Antonio (1727, age 80), Maria Petra Montoya (1747, age 60)