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Luis Duran Y Chavez 1683–1716 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1683

Birth Location: El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico

Death Date: BEF OCT 1716

Death Location: Atrisco, New Mexico

Father: Fernando II

Mother: Lucia Salas

Spouse(s): Maria Sotomayor

Children(s): Maria Chavez

Luis Duran Y Chavez was born in 1683 in El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico, the child of Fernando Duran Y Chavez Ii And Lucia Hurtado De Salas. Luis Duran Y Chavez married Maria Leonor Montano Sotomayor, and had children including Maria Antonia Duran Y Chavez. Luis Duran Y Chavez passed away in 1716 in Atrisco, New Mexico.

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Biography

  • Luis Duran Y Chavez was born in 1683 in El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico, the child of Fernando Duran Y Chavez Ii And Lucia Hurtado De Salas.
  • Luis Duran Y Chavez married Maria Leonor Montano Sotomayor, and had children including Maria Antonia Duran Y Chavez.
  • Luis Duran Y Chavez passed away in 1716 in Atrisco, New Mexico.

Immediate Family

Parents

Fernando II
1641–1715
Birth Location: –
FI
Lucia Salas
1655–1729
Birth Location: –
LS

Spouses(s)

Maria Sotomayor
1690–1762
Birth Location: El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico
MS

Children(s)

Maria Chavez
1710–1767
Birth Location: Santa Cruz De La Cañada, New Mexico
MC

Luis Chavez's Ancestors

Self
Luis Chavez
1683–1716
Birth Place: El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico
Parents
Fernando Duran Y Chavez II
1641–1715
Lucia (Hurtado (De)) Salas
1655–1729
Grandparents
Fernando (Duran Y Chavez) I
1609–1669
Ana María?
1612–1680
Andres Hurtado
1628–1689
Zacatecas, Mexico
Maria (Bernardina De Salas Y) Trujillo
1635–1729
Rio Abajo, New Mexico
Great-Grandparents
Pedro Chavez
1576–
Isabel Bohorquez
1586–1627
Juan Carvajal
1560–1635
Isabel Olguin
1590–1626
Pedro Hurtado
1600–
Maria Salazar
1602–
Diego Trujillo
1612–1682
Catalina Vasquez
1619–
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Cristobal Baca
1564–1613
Ana Ortiz
1563–1620
Juan Carvajal
1531–
Gertrudes Rosal
1540–
Juan Olguin
1559–1626
Catalina Villanueva
1572–
Francisco Villavicencio
1581–1615
Maria Jorosco
1599–1628
Diego Marquez
1602–1643
Bernardina Vasquez
1606–1660

Luis Chavez's Descendants

1.
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Luis (Duran Y) Chavez (1683–BEF OCT 1716) m. Maria (Leonor Montaño) Sotomayor (1690–NOV 1762)
  1. 1. Maria (Antonia Duran Y) Chavez 1710–1767 m. Mathias Martin 1746– m. Salvador (Matias) Casillas 1729– m. Juan (Angel (Bas)) Gonzales 1707–1741
    1. 1. Pedro (Antonio) Gonzales 1731– m. Maria (Manuela Duran Y) Chavez 1747–
      1. 1. Maria (Francisca) Gonzales 1767– m. Bartolome Benavides 1750–1823
        1. 1. Maria (Loreta) Benavides 1797– m. Jose (Rafael) Ortega 1788–
        2. 2. Maria (Viviana) Benavides 1810–
        3. 3. Maria (Trinidad) Benavides 1805– m. Jose (Miguel Maria) Roybal 1803–
        4. 4. Manuel (Aquilo) Benavides 1800–
        5. 5. Julian Benavides 1805– m. Maria (De Loreta (De Alviar)) Garcia 1807–1847
        6. 6. Maria (Estefana Guadalupe) Benavides 1805–
        7. 7. Maria (Felipa) Benavides 1814–
      2. 2. Maria (Antonia) Gonzales 1780–1817 m. Jose (Miguel) Roybal 1772–1855
        1. 1. Jose (Luis Rafael) Roybal 1800– m. Maria (Manuela) Madrid 1809–1843
        2. 2. Blas Roybal 1801– m. Maria (Feliciana) Rodriguez 1780–
        3. 3. Jose (Maria) Roybal 1797– m. Maria (Juana Nepomucena) Sena 1806–
        4. 4. Jose (Ramon) Roybal 1813– m. Maria (Donaciana) Montaño 1819–
        5. 5. Jose (Rafael) Roybal 1805– m. Maria (Antonia) Martinez 1813–1843
      3. 3. Santiago (Diego) Gonzales 1762– m. Maria (Rosa Francisca) Padilla 1768–
        1. 1. Maria (Soledad Padiilla) Gonzáles 1789– m. Matías (Guadelupe) Sena 1775–
        2. 2. Juan (Felipe Neri) Gonzales 1786– m. Maria (Juana) Archuleta 1822– m. Maria (Guadalupe) Toledo 1795–
        3. 3. Mathias (De Jesús) Gonzales 1788–1790
        4. 4. Eugenio Gonzales 1792–1823 m. Maria (Manuela) Roybal 1795–1845
        5. 5. Jose (Ygnacio) Gonzales 1791– m. Maria (Gertrudis) Aragon 1800–
      4. 4. Juan (Antonio) Gonzales 1773– m. Maria (Antonia) Sena 1773–
      5. 5. Juan (Francisco Xavier) Gonzales 1763–1779
      6. 6. Maria (Veronica) Gonzales 1765–1821 m. Pedro (Ascencion) Ortega 1758–1841
        1. 1. Maria (Margarita) Ortega 1788–1843 m. Joseph (Patricio Serafino) Martin-Serrano 1776–1839
        2. 2. Nicolas Ortega 1800–
        3. 3. Jose (Mariano Martin) Ortega 1810–
        4. 4. Luis Ortega 1794– m. Maria (Dolores) Gonzales 1806–
      7. 7. Pedro (Ygnacio) Gonzales 1771–
      8. 8. Maria (Teodora Alvina) Gonzales 1777– m. Antonio Moran 1774–
        1. 1. Maria (Geronima) Moran 1793– m. Pedro (Ygnacio Jose) Garduño 1797–
        2. 2. Maria (Miquela) Moran 1812– m. Jose (Albino) Ortega 1786–
        3. 3. Maria (Apolonia) Moran 1807– m. Jose (Manuel) Benavides 1798–
    2. 2. Maria (Gertrudis De La Encarncion) Gonzales 1738– m. Lucas (Miguel) Moya 1710–1790
      1. 1. Jose (Ygnacio) Moya 1764– m. Maria (Teresa) Trujillo 1765–
      2. 2. Maria (Ana Rafaela) Moya 1766–1790 m. Francisco (Antonio) Torres 1755–1827
      3. 3. Jose (Francisco) Moya 1772–1786
      4. 4. Juan (Ygnacio) Moya 1758– m. Maria (Consignacion) Rodriguez 1769–
      5. 5. Francisco (Ygnacio) Moya 1760– m. Maria (De Jesus) Sandoval 1791–
      6. 6. Manuel (Jose) Moya 1761–
      7. 7. Maria (Ana De La Asencion) Moya 1763–
      8. 8. Maria (Rosalia) Moya 1762– m. Juan (Pedro) Blea 1763–
        1. 1. Maria (Tomasa) Blea 1788–1821 m. Tomas Armijo 1783–1806
        2. 2. Jose (Rafael) Blea 1783– m. Maria (Juana) Moya 1770–
        3. 3. Nicolas Blea 1798– m. Maria (Francisca) Tafoya 1797–
      9. 9. Maria (Antonia Gertrudes) Moya 1774– m. Antonio (Gaspar) Trujillo 1766–
        1. 1. Pedro (Antonio) Trujillo 1805–
        2. 2. Damacio Trujillo 1796– m. Maria (Gertrudis) Marmalejo 1801–
    3. 3. Santiago (Domingo) Casillas 1742–1766 m. Maria (Gertrudis) Romero 1744–1767
      1. 1. Juan (Domingo Julian) Casillas 1761–1800 m. Maria (Apolonia) Casados 1730–1829
        1. 1. Maria (Manuela) Casillas 1784–1815 m. Jose (Mariano) Valdez 1774–1834
        2. 2. Jose (De La Encarnacion) Casillas 1778–1873 m. Maria (Del Carmen Gabriela Viviana De Los Dolores) Martin 1791–1867
    4. 4. Maria (Nicolasa) Gonzales 1728–1765 m. Tadeo Lovato 1733–1790
    5. 5. Juan (Bartolo) Martin 1770–

Luis Chavez's Timeline

2 Records

1683
1683
Birth of Luis Duran Y Chavez in El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico
El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico
1716
BEF OCT 1716
Age 33
Death of Luis Duran Y Chavez in Atrisco, New Mexico
Atrisco, New Mexico

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1683
    Event Place: El Paso de Guadalupe, New Mexico

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: BEF OCT 1716
    Event Place: Atrisco, New Mexico
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