Cathalina LEAL–
- Name
- Cathalina LEAL
- Given names
- Cathalina
- Surname
- LEAL
- Married name
- Cathalina ABEYTA
 Marriage | Alferez Diego ABEYTA — View this family March 13, 1698 |
 Birth of a son#1 | Teniente Juan de ABEYTA about 1704 Note: Probably Santa Fe.
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| Death of a husband | Alferez Diego ABEYTA before 1725 |
| Marriage of a child | Teniente Juan de ABEYTA — Maria ROSSA de SANTIESTEBAN — View this family April 3, 1725 Note: Info from Sara Gonzales Vaitohi on familysearch.
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| Family with Alferez Diego ABEYTA |
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Alferez Diego ABEYTA Birth: about 1680 — Durango, Nueva Vizcaya, Nueva España Death: before 1725 |
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Marriage: March 13, 1698 — Santa Fe, New Mexico, Nueva España |
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Teniente Juan de ABEYTA Birth: about 1704 24 — Nuevo Mexico, Nueva España |
| Marriage | Diego married Catarina Leal, daughter of Unknown and María de la Concepción Leal, on 13 Mar 1698 in Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248.,252 (Catarina Leal was born in 1670 in Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 248,252 and died on 8 Jul 1727 in Santa Fé, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España 252.) bullet Noted events in their marriage were: Diligencia Matrimonial. 248 1698, March 13, Santa Fé. Diego de Beyta (18), native of City of Durango in Nueva Vizcaya, son of Ana de Beyta, and Catrinal Leal (28), daughter of María de la Concepcíon, natives of New Mexico. Witnesses: Sebastian Santisteban, español, native of Mexico City and soldier of Santa Fé; Antionio Hernandez (20), native of Real de Sombrerete; Cristobal Apodaca (40), native of New Mexico. ~ Roots Ltd., Diligencias Matrimoniales, p. 1 Diego de Vectia was living in Santa Fe in 1701. When his daughter, Manuela Rosalía, married Juan Antonio Luján in 1727, the Alférez Diego de Abeytia was already dead. His widow's name was Catalina Leal. He and his wife came, most probably, with the colonists from Zacatecas in 1695. Catalina Leal, fifty years old and widow of Diego de Beitia, died in Santa Fe, July 8, 1727. Besides Rosalia, they had a son Antonio and, very probably, Baltasar and Paulín. ~ Origins of New Mexico Families: A Genealogy of the Spanish Colonial Period, p. 119 Diego de Beitia was a native of Durango and the natural son of Diego de Ribera and Juana de Beitia, also of Durango. He was sixteen and a soldier of Santa Fe in 1696. When he married Catalina Leal, 28, natural daughter of María de la Concepción, native of New Mexico, he gave his birthplace as Durango, his age as 18, and that he was the naural son of "Ana de Abeyta." ~ Origins of New Mexico Families: A Genealogy of the Spanish Colonial Period, Kindle Locations 15154-15155 |
| Note | From familysearch.org A search of the International Genealogical Index [IGI] reveals that the Abeitia family was residing in the City of Durango as early as 1624. This family name appears in the marriage and baptismal records of El Sagrario Metropoliano and San Juan Bautista de Analco (churches located in Durango) as Veitia, de Veitia, Veytia, de Veytia, Abetia, Abeytia, Abitia, Beitia, de Beitia, Beytia and de Beytia. The variation in spelling of this surname provides particular challenges for researching the genealogy of this family. A review of the IGI for Durango shows baptismal records for two females with the name of Juana de Veitia. The first was Juana de Veitia Montealegre, bt. 21 March 1658 (Sagrario Metropolitano, Durango), the daughter of Martín de Veitia and Mariana de Montealegre. The second was Juana de Veytia Egurralo, bt. 22 July 1668 (Sagrario Metropolitano, Durango), the daughter of Martín de Veytia and Mariana Egurralo. The first question that comes to mind is whether the parents of these two Juana's are the same couple or not. More research is needed to determine the answer. In addition, further research is needed to determine if one of these two Juana's was indeed the mother of Diego de Beitia, the progenitor of the Abeyta family of New Mexico. The IGI provides this information on the Abeitia/Veitia family of Durango: Martín de Abetia and Ana de Frias had two children baptized at the Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango:
Antonia de Abetia md. 16 July 1626, Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango, with Diego Núñez. Anna de Veytia md. 20 February 1645, San Juan Bautista de Analco Church, Victoria de Durango, with Tomás Mena. Pedro de Veitia md. 4 February 1652, San Juan Bautista de Analco Church, Victoria de Durango, with Beatriz Rodríguez. There is a second entry for this couple, most likely a veiling record among the marriage records, dated 6 November 1654, San Juan Bautista de Analco Church, Victoria de Durango. Martín de Veitia (possibly the son of Martín de Abetia and Anna de Frias), md. 29 April 1652, San Juan Bautista de Analco Church, Victoria de Durango), with Mariana de Montealegre. This couple had four known children baptized at the Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango:
Antonia de Veitia md. 21 December 1665, San Juan Bautista de Analco Church, Victoria de Durango, with Alonso Muñoz. There is a second entry for this couple, most likely a veiling record among the marriage records, dated 11 July 1667, San Juan Bautista de Analco Church, Victoria de Durango. In this second record, Antonia's surname is given as 'de Abeitia'. Martín de Veytia and Mariana Egurrola (perhaps the same couple named as Martín de Veitia and Mariana de Montealegre) had this one daughter baptized at the Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango:
Ana de Veytia (possibly the daughter of Martín de Veitia and Mariana de Montealegre) md. 18 December 1673, San Juan Bautista de Analco, Victoria de Durango, with Gabriel de Aragón. There is a second entry for this couple, most likely a veiling record among the marriage records, 9 January 1674, San Juan Bautista de Analco Church, Victoria de Durango. Antonia de Veytia md. 3 November 1680, Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango, with Gerónimo Sorantes. Martín de Veytia md. 13 June 1694, Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango, with María Leal. This may actually be a record of veiling since there is a baptismal record for two children of this couple:
Some diligent research into these church records and other historical documents pertaining to the City of Durango in the seventeenth century may eventually lead to revealing the lineage of Diego de Beitia, progenitor of the Abeyta family of New Mexico. Researchers: José Antonio Esquibel and John B. Colligan |