Francisco TRUJILLO–
- Name
- Francisco TRUJILLO
- Given names
- Francisco
- Surname
- TRUJILLO
 Death of a mother | Maria Francisca MONTOYA before 1825 Note: 1825 Marriage record of her son Francisco states that Maria Francisca was deceased.
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 Marriage | Maria Josefa GURULÉ — View this family November 21, 1825 |
| Baptism of a daughter | Maria Agapita TRUJILLO September 23, 1832 |
 Census | 1834 List of Military Age Men near Bernalillo, New Mexico. 1834 Note: Both Ramon Gurulé and his son Francisco Trujillo of Angostura were listed as men available for military service in Nuevo Mexico, Mexico in 1834.
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Maria Francisca MONTOYA Death: before 1825 — New Mexico |
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Marriage: June 16, 1777 — Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, Sandia Pueblos, SANDOVAL, New Mexico |
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17 months sister |
Maria Cristerna Leonarda TRUJILLO Baptism: November 12, 1778 — San Felipe Catholic. Albuquerque, Bernalillo, New Mexico |
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6 years brother |
Jose Innocencio TRUJILLO Baptism: January 1, 1785 — Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, Sandia Pueblos, SANDOVAL, New Mexico |
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Maria Josefa GURULÉ Baptism: August 25, 1810 24 — Santa Ana Mission, Santa Ana, Sandoval, New Mexico |
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Marriage: November 21, 1825 — Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, Sandia Pueblos, SANDOVAL, New Mexico |
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7 years daughter |
Maria Agapita TRUJILLO Baptism: September 23, 1832 22 — Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, Sandia Pueblos, SANDOVAL, New Mexico |
| Marriage | Parents of bride and groom were named: Antonio Jose Trujillo y Maria Francisca Montoya and Ramon Gulure y Maria Loreto Gutierrez. |
| Note | Named in daughter Maria Agapita's baptism of 1832. |
| Marriage | Format: image/jpeg Image dimensions: 1,609 × 773 pixels File size: 159 KB Highlighted image: no |
| Census | Format: image/jpeg Image dimensions: 3,576 × 5,007 pixels File size: 1,940 KB Highlighted image: no Note: Both Ramon Gurulé and his son Francisco Trujillo of Angostura were listed as men available for military service in Nuevo Mexico, Mexico in 1834.
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