Antonio LUCERO–
- Name
- Antonio LUCERO
- Given names
- Antonio
- Surname
- LUCERO
![]() | Francisca JARAMILLO — View this family September 27, 1712 |
![]() #1 | Miguel LUCERO about 1725 |
![]() | Land Grant August 2, 1728 |
![]() | Miguel LUCERO — Francisca SANTISTEBEN — View this family about 1754 |
Family with parents |
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Antonio LUCERO de GODOY Birth: about 1651 27 — New Mexico, Nueva España |
mother | |
Marriage: about 1685 — El Paso del Norte, Nuevo Mexico |
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himself |
Family with Francisca JARAMILLO |
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wife |
Francisca JARAMILLO Birth: about 1693 |
Marriage: September 27, 1712 — Albuquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España |
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13 years son |
Miguel LUCERO Birth: about 1725 32 |
Marriage | Prenuptial Investigation Jose Antonio II Lucero de Godoy Diligencia Matrimonial September 9, 1712 Santa Fe, New Mexico, Spain Religious marriage Jose Antonio II Lucero de Godoy September 27, 1712 (aged 19 years) Albuquerque, New Mexico, Spain |
Property | On 2 Aug 1728 Antonio (II) initiated a petition to don Juan Domingo de Bustamante, governor of New Mexico, asking for land north of the Cochiti Pueblo Indian Grant . . . Antonio (II) now received a long, narrow portion of land within the Cochiti Canyon. The grant, which may have been given as pasturage for the horse herds of regional militias, was escribed as being bounded on the north by one of the old pueblos of the Cochiti, on the east by the Rio Grande, on the south by the present Cochiti Pueblo, and on the west by the Jemez Mountains. Antonio (II)s grant which may have exceeded 100,000 acres, was certified at a later date by Juan Antonio Baca, chief alcalde of Cochiti. Antonio Lucero de Godoy (II) and his wife, Francisca Varela Jaramillo, moved with their children to their Cañada de Cochiti land grant some time after it was awarded to them in 1728. Donald L. Lucero "The Adobe Kingdom, New Mexico 1598-1958", 2009, Sunstone Press, Santa FE, NM, p. 153. |