Note:Information about Ramon Guluré and his ancestors are taken direxctly from the very expert research of Angela Lewis contained on www.GuruleFamily.org.
Note:Enumerated in the 1803-1807 census at Las Huertas, NM
Enumerated in the 1803-1807 census at Las Huertas, NM
Toribio Gurulé (1754, age 53, widower), Ramon (1789, age 18), Cristiana (1791, age 16), Micaela (1792, age 15)
Note:New Mexico Births and Christenings For Maria Josefa Gurule
New Mexico Births and Christenings For Maria Josefa Gurule
Christening Date 25 Aug 1810
Christening Place SANTA ANA MISSION,SANTA ANA,SANDOVAL,NEW MEXICO
Father's Name Ramon Gurule
Mother's Name Loreta Gutierrez
Note:Angela Lewis found the following record on page 295 of Albuquerque Baptisms:
Angela Lewis found the following record on page 295 of Albuquerque Baptisms:
Gurule, Juan Bautista - Baptized February 1, 1824 at the age of 2 days; son of Toribio Gurule and Rita Mirabal; paternal grandparents are Juan Antonio Gurule and Maria Montoya; maternal grandparents are not given; godparents are Juan and Rosa Montoya.
Note:La Angostura is NOT the same as Angostura NM.
La Angostura is NOT the same as Angostura NM.
La Angostura: Near here the Rio Grande Valley closes into a narrow pass (angostura). Control of this pass was critical to the safety of the trade along the Camino Real, so this area has been the focus of fortifications since the early 17th century. The 18th century settlement of Algodones developed as a result of continuing Spanish efforts to control the pass and nearby fords of the Rio Grande
Location. 35° 22.428′ N, 106° 29.644′ W. Marker is near Algodones, New Mexico, in Sandoval County. It is on State Road 313, 1½ miles south of I-25 (State Road 313)
Baptism:August 25, 181024 — Santa Ana Mission, Santa Ana, Sandoval, New Mexico
Birth
According to 1790 census, Ramon was 4.
Census
Enumerated in the 1803-1807 census at Las Huertas, NM
Toribio Gurulé (1754, age 53, widower), Ramon (1789, age 18), Cristiana (1791, age 16), Micaela (1792, age 15)
Residence
Just west of Algodones NM.
Residence
Maria Josefa's 1825 marriage record states the family lived in La Angostura, near Algodones NM.
Bought Navajo Baby - Named her Maria Ysabel Gulure
20 Mar 1825 Maria Ysabel Gurule, age 8 months, Navajo purchased by Ramon Gurule of Angostura (Reel #3 - Sandia Pueblo)
From Baptism index of GuruleFamily.org .
Military
La Angostura is NOT the same as Angostura NM.
La Angostura: Near here the Rio Grande Valley closes into a narrow pass (angostura). Control of this pass was critical to the safety of the trade along the Camino Real, so this area has been the focus of fortifications since the early 17th century. The 18th century settlement of Algodones developed as a result of continuing Spanish efforts to control the pass and nearby fords of the Rio Grande
Location. 35° 22.428′ N, 106° 29.644′ W. Marker is near Algodones, New Mexico, in Sandoval County. It is on State Road 313, 1½ miles south of I-25 (State Road 313)
Name
Information about Ramon Guluré and his ancestors are taken direxctly from the very expert research of Angela Lewis contained on www.GuruleFamily.org.
Death
Ramon was still alive and listed in the 1834 military census.
Note
Named in their daughter Maria Josefa Gurulé's 1810 baptism and 1825 wedding records.
Birth
Death of a paternal grandfather
Census
Residence
Bought Navajo Baby - Named her Maria Ysabel Gulure
Military
Death