Parra

There is a number of Parra

Coats of arms. The one on
the left, attached to our
origins, and quite simple, is
described in Spanish. (no
crest, helmet and seal or
stamp) “Escudo cuartelado,
uno y quarto en campo de
plata un lobo de sable, andante
secundo y tercero en campa de
azur un brazo armado de oro,
con espada en la mano,
perfilada de sable. The one on
the right has been glorified by
the obvious additions.
 Parra’s of Southwest New Mexico
A Family Story
By

Henry Parra

Aug 29, 2002 (rev.10-02-02)

(rev 05-16-03) (09-21-03), (02-
24-04) and (12-31-06

The Iberian Peninsula or Hispania has known many peoples coming to

settle and live here, including the Celts, Jews, Romans, Visigoths, and
Moors. Over a thousand years ago, this stew of peoples lived in what was
the Golden Age of Spain in a pluralistic and tolerant society, with a lot of
acculturation taking place. Then, in less than a hundred years leading up to
the end of the fifteenth century, the Catholic Church and the Spanish
Inquisition had established a reign of terror and intolerance leading to the
final expulsion of the Jews. In this land with it’s multi–cultural and
interesting mosaic of peoples the Parra surname is indicated to have
originated in Spain at Castille, with a branch of the family going to
Extremadura. The next step or migration for Parras was in the “desarrollo”
or unraveling of Extremadura’s population by those headed to the new world
along with the Spanish conquistadores and colonizers. Interestingly, the
Parra surname was identified as being a Sephardic or Jewish name by the
Holy Office of the Catholic Church in Spain1. In Spanish parra means a vine
such as in grapevine, but there is apparently also a different meaning.
All the oldest and best manuscripts of the Hebrew Bible contain on
every page, beside the Text (which is arranged in two or more columns), a
varying number of lines of small writing, distributed between the upper
and lower margins. This smaller writing is called the Massorah Magna or
Great Massorah, while that in the side margins and between the columns
is called the Massorah Parra or Small Massorah.
"The word Massorah is from the root maser, to deliver something into the
hand of another, so as to commit it to his trust. Hence the name is given to
the small writing referred to, because it contains information necessary to
those into whose trust the Sacred Text was committed, so that they might
transcribe it, and hand it down correctly.

1 www.sephardim.com; Civil Record of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Bonnin, Pere, “Sangre Judia”.
 The Inquisition had been eliminating large groups of Jews and in 1492
Jews were finally forced out of Spain, some going to Amsterdam, Portugal
and others to the New World, even though it was forbidden. The Parra name
is indeed found in Inquisition documents and on the rolls of Jewish peoples
whom had gone to Amsterdam, the Dutch colonies and in Mexico. While the
memory of our journey, migrations or escape from the Inquisition is no
longer known to us, our name can be found in various documents, which I
am finding and still researching. Conversos and marranos, as Jews could be
called, were not too popular in predominantly Catholic Espana. Regardless,
they (Jews) penetrated that society even into the courtyards of royalty. It
must also be understood or recognized that in many cases you had related
family members on both or either side of the river, so to speak, some very
Catholic, with some of these even being curas or priests and some crypto or
hidden Jews, observing Judaism only as their circumstances or situations
might safely allow. According to Separdim.com’s Heraldic information on
conversos (the converted), “Many Separdim families were enobled after
1492-1497, so that some crests will contain Christian symbology.” Families
can have more than one crest for a number of reasons.” Sometimes they
were based on individual’s achievements or service.

Recently, (Sept. 17, 2002) I received information from an individual

whom has indicated they have spent some time near Casa Grandes,
apparently doing archaeological and genealogical work, and discovering that
there was indeed a colony of Sephardics (Conversos or Crypto-Jews) near
that area (by El Valle de San Buenaventura at Barrio Carvajal), with the
Carvajals and Parras being very prominent in the area. My Parra ancestors
nonetheless, do appear regularly in the Catholic Church records of
baptismals and those kinds of documents in the southwest, thus probably or
generally in good standing as Catolicos, at least in this part of the New
World. (I honestly cannot say that they were all particularly good loyal
churchgoers, however, having a belief that El Dio is supreme and that in
your daily life following His Commandments and being good to your
fellowman is probably most important- The Parra’s shared or gave freely of
their bounty). Shown below is a special photo of an old, very large beautiful
statue that has been lovingly preserved, it once belonging to my Great
Grandparents Canuto y Juanita (Olguin) Parra.
 This beautiful Maria
Santisima belonged to my
Great Grandparents Canuto
y Juanita Olguin Parra of
the Mimbres

Adventurous Spanish individuals, and others including Portuguese,

Italians and Greeks and whole groups of people including families and
neighborhoods (As evidenced by the Extremadura exodus-which included
Cortez and Pizzaro) boarded those sea-going vessels of the, then mighty,
Spanish Monarchy and set forth to seek their own piece of El Dorado, in the
exciting New World. Most likely never alone, some close-knit groups have
stayed together until this day and age, as I will endeavor to tell in this, our
family’s story.

The first Parra’s into Nuevo Mexico (New Mexico) were the
conquistadores Alonso Parra Martin and Alonso Parra Rodriguez (Please
keep in mind that in the Spanish system of surnames the father’s surname is
listed in the middle, unlike our American way- thus the last is the mother’s)
who served under Captain Francisco Vasquez de Coronado whose expedition
explored Nuevo Mexico, Arizona and went as far north as Kansas during
1540 to 1542.1 The next appears to be Gregorio Parra Chacon, the son of
Juan de la Parra.2 (Juan de la Parra a Spanish captain of the Indehe in 1582
commissioned Antonio de Luxan in 1582 for the expedition of Antonio de
Espejo, the taking of native captives (slaves).3 Gregorio was a soldier in

2 Guillermo Garmendia Leal, “Fundadores de Nueva Galicia, Guadalajara, Tomo I”, Monterrey 1996
3Hammond, George P. and Agapito Rey, “Don Juan de Onate Colonizer of New Mexico 1595-1628”
4 Hammond George P. and Agapito Rey, “ The Rediscovery of New Mexico 1580-1594 (The explorations of

Chamuscado, Espejo, Castano de Sosa, Morlete and Leyva de Bonilla and Humana)
Onate’s colonization expedition, which celebrated a Thanksgiving on April
30 of 1598 having finally arrived at Nuevo Mexico along the shores of the
Rio Grande, it is believed in the vicinity of San Elizario, which is just east of
El Paso del Norte. At the San Elizario mission/church a group of Parras is
listed amongst the earliest members of the congregation. Our ancestors
settled along the few Spanish presidios and parajes along the Camino Real
near the Rio Grande. With the passage of time, certain Hispanic families,
with very beautiful Spanish surnames, have changed their family names. In
our family, like the de la Penas and the de la Torres, the “de la” has been
omitted, sometimes by the Priests or Curas who would unwittingly drop the
de la on the children’s names while filling out the baptismal certificates and
church records and then probably in part because the “New Conquerors” the
Anglos on the whole failed to understand or appreciate the Spanish system
of naming individuals, coupled with the perceived complexity of very long
names so common to our ancestor’s culture. I myself have been guilty of
trying to modify a person’s name, to our American way. I had occasion to
ask an adult Mexican student how he preferred to be called, Juan or Jose, at
the beginning of his prodigious name, with a Maria to boot, and went on to
my amazement, and in my eyes saw a definite need for some simplification.
He replied, “I prefer being called Juan Jose”. For the first time I believe it
dawned upon me that I was imposing a culture standard that I had grown up
with. How quickly and how very rudely, without arbitration and sensitivity,
we try to change something so very basic to a human life or so important as
another’s precious culture, that is their given name, and very religious at
that. Well, we do it innocently and mean no harm, but step on toes we do,
nonetheless. Why did I suddenly learn a great lesson? I am sure I had done
this before in teaching children, but this was an adult! I was at his level, age
wise. He knew what he preferred and I received an overdue message!

In a brief look at the research of others, I have also read that the Parras
were established very early throughout the Americas. A Dona Ana de la
Parra from Madrid who married a Don Francisco Delgadillo immigrated to
Mexico in 1585. Their grandson, Alonso Davalos Bracamonte was granted
the title of Conde (Count) de Miravalle in 1690. Dona Catalina de la Parra
who was born in Alpechin, married Don Diego Bermudez and their son
whom moved to the Indies and later became the Mayor of the Cabildo de
Lima in Peru where he married and died. There are many other Parras names
I have found such as Samuel de La Parra who was amongst the original
settlers who settled in Suriname for the Dutch and was listed amongst the
important Jewish persons who owned plantations there.
 I would also like to share that our surname is found in the data base for
Vasco (Basque) surnames and documents that I have only begun study,
through the Spanish Archives. Our ancestory or branch of Parra’s also has
Samaniego blood. The Samaniegos are a Basque people. My Great Great
Grandfather Don Carmel Dominguez Parra born in Dona Ana in about 1830,
married Senorita Francisca Ponce Samaniego, child of Pedro Samaniego and
Isabel Ponce also of Dona Ana. Thus, I and my children carry Rh negative
blood, or the Rhesus Negative types, which is the highest frequency blood
type of those Basque people.4 My daughter Julie has experienced or had to
be treated to prevent the serious and often fatal blue baby syndrome or
haemolytic disease or condition, caused when a Rhesus negative mother
bears a child of a Rhesus positive father, affecting the second or subsequent
pregnancy.

According to Fray Angelico Chavez, Origins of New Mexico Families, a

Juan de la Parra was at Rio Abajo before 1639. Pascual Cobos de la Parra
escaped from the Pueblo Indian rebellion in 1680. He arrived at El Paso del
Norte, “passed muster (was called or identified on the roll of the refugees)
on foot and without any arms, with a family of 9 persons- a wife, mother,
brothers, and nephews. He did not know how to sign.”6 A Gregorio Cobos de
la Parra, a native New Mexican, who had moved to Parral in Mexico where
he had married, returned in 1681 to join the Otermin Campaign against the
Indians, who had driven his familia and fellow Hispanics south to El Paso
del Norte, then a part of Nuevo Mexico, and which is now actually Juarez in
the present day State of Chihuahua. “On the said day (30th day of September
1681), there enlisted as a soldier of the presidio Gregorio Cobos de la Parra a
native of El Parral, who has a distinguishing marks, a slender figure, swarthy
complexion, black eyes, partly gray hair, and is 40 years of age. He received
the salary from his majesty in one payment like the rest, of which a record
was made.”7 Fray Chavez research had indicated that he was the only former
New Mexican who volunteered for the campaign. For family history,
geographic and information purposes it should be noted that the City of
Chihuahua had not yet been established at that time. Fray Chavez’ last entry
on the Parra origins indicates Antonio de la Parra was living at the area of
the Pueblo de Casas Grandes (AKA Casas Grandes Viejo) also at 1681.8 It
was this same Antonio, among others, who contributed 10 head of cattle to
5 Sykes, Bryan “ The Seven Daughters of Eve”
6 Hackett, Charles Wilson, Revolt of the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico and Otermin’s Attempted
Reconquest 1680-1682, p.158 vol. 8.
7 Sames as above , page 142, vol. 9
8 Chavez, Fray Angelico, “Origins of Hispanic New Mexico Families”,page 85
feed the refugees at El Paso del Norte after Otermin had on the 15th day of
June 1681, ordered the Maestre de Campo Pedro de Leiva to go to the said
district of Casas Grandes.9 My continuing family search has discovered a
mining record10 that in 1682 a group of people, including Carvajals, from
Old Cerrillos went to complete the establishment or founding of the
community of Pueblo de Casas Grandes, lured by mining discoveries and
very likely Antonio de la Parra whom was a relative and true friend. My
family has been associated with the Carvajals for a very long time, indeed.
We have found possible and some definite distant Carvajal relatives of the
Parra’s going back to Espana, including Juan Manuel Parra y Carvajal, a
knight of the noble order of Carlos III11, to Pueblo de Casas Grandes in the
Spanish Royal Province of Nueva Galicia (later to become the State of
Chihuahua, Mexico), then to Santa Rita, Nuevo Mexico and onto California.
The Carvajals, from Spain, were identified as crypto-Jewish. Luis Rodriguez
de Carvajal arrived in the New World at Tampico MX in 1580, fleeing the
heat of the Inquisition along with his Jewish parents, siblings and his famous
uncle Luis Carvajal, a conquistador, who bore the title of “Admiral” and
later became the governor of Nuevo Leon, a province of the Viceroyalty of
New Spain. Tragically, Luis Rodriguez de Carvajal ended up being burned at
the stake in Mexico City by the Inquisition, along with his mother and three
sisters for his judaizing on December 8, of 159612.. Some of the Parras and
their relatives also lived at the Real de Corralitos near Pueblo de Casa
Grandes, which was an old mining camp and at the mining district of
Galeana. Additionally, Parras and their relatives were living at the place
called the Real de Barranco Colorado and the Presidio de San Felipe de
Janos (AKA Janos), Chihuahua, which was the site of a Spanish smelter for
copper ore, which was brought by mule train caravans from the Spanish
copper mine at Santa Rita, NM on a trail along the Burro Mts. Before all
this, the Parra’s had migrated north following or in step with the newest
discoveries and colonization advancements, through the mining country of
Zacatecas, like Juan de Onate’s family, whom later was to become governor
of Nuevo Mexico. Eventually our family reached the Valle of San
Bartolomeo at Santa Barbara, a rich mining district of antiquity. The Parra’s
9 Hackett, Charles Wilson, revolt of the Pueblo Indian Revolt……Pgs. 30 and 31 of vol 9
10 Milford, Homer E. “History of the Los Cerrillos Mining Area, Pre-revolt Cerrillos Marquez Family Tree,
cultural Resource survey for the Real de los Cerrilos Project, New Mexico Abandoned Mine Land Bureau
Reports 1994-2 and 1996-1
11 Other Knights listed in this same order were Sebastian de la Parra, Ignacia Sebastiana Parra, Maria Feliciana

de la Parra and Florentina Maria Parra y Borja. (females are often members of the various orders even to this
day such as in the Order of Santiago- I have met members of these orders and possess the veira or concha de
Santiago, so this information is intimate)
12 Bloom , David and Leona G, “Southwest Jewish Archives”
always had certain mining interests since their arrival in the New World,
continuing to the last century, as years ago I remember reading a particular
legal notice in the local Newspaper, the Deming Headlight. It advised heirs
of Albino and Julian Parra of the intention of a mining company to begin a
mining operation in the area of mines near Fluorite Ridge, that were once
owned and worked by these Parra’s.

Mimbres Parras- Canuto Parra in front with his sons in back, from left to right,
whom were Julian Parra and then Antonio Parra top middle and finally Albino
Parra at far right, with the Bandolera or cartridge belt, across his chest. Date of
picture unknown

My grandfather Albino Parra also had an interest in a mine in the south

end of the Black Range in the Teel Mines vicinity, via Royal John Mines
Road. I recall a story told me by my own father of a certain bear scaring my
grandmother, Maria Fabiana Galindo Parra on a visit of long ago to that
mine. Needless to say she never returned to the vicinity. I her grandchild,
however love to visit the tall cool pines of the Bear’s old den, recalling the
simple stories or tales I used to hear of my ancestors, nearby where a cabin
was built by my family’s friend, a gentleman called John Pearson.
 Grandpa
Joaquin and his
grandson Felipe
stand by the
Pearson cabin in
about 1993.

Part of our family and many relatives were eventually able to return to
New Mexico, after the Reconquest of New Mexico. It should be
remembered, that this region was all in the Spanish kingdom from the 1500’s
until 1821 and then for just about a mere 25 years a sovereign nation
(Mexico), wherein its citizens went freely back and forth with no
international border or boundary. Nonetheless, my family had important or
close family in the Pueblo de Casas Grandes area, which they paid perhaps
annual visits. They traveled along the Camino Real briefly towards El Paso
del Norte and then probably west upon a failed trail or route once blazed to
Sonora, but then turned south at the The Presidio de San Felipe de Janos to
Santa Rita Trail and continued down to Pueblo de Casa Grandes. I have
found where apparently a Parra child who was born in Nuevo Mexico then
subsequently taken for baptismal at San Antonio de Padua church in Pueblo
de Casa Grandes in Old Mexico. The explanation is probably simple. They
went to be with their close family. Family is still very important in our
Hispanic Culture. When living in Northern New Mexico ourselves, we
would bring our children to southern New Mexico for baptismal and first
communions near the grandparents, and the numerous aunts, uncles and
cousins, and compadres that we all might share in the special religious
ceremonials.
 When they came back to Nuevo Mexico our branch of the family seems
to have mainly settled in the region above El Paso del Norte, in the Dona
Ana area, with some exceptions no doubt- I have found a number of Parras
once lived at Tome, NM. Nonetheless, my close ancestors probably lived at
or near Dona Ana until our family began a new migration (it appears the
family probably moved after great flooding in that valley in 1865, when the
river completely changed course on the then un-dammed Rio Grande) to a
valley called the Mimbres, the Spanish name for the Desert Willow, which
grows along the little river of the same name. Thus, our ancestors, probably
with Don Carmel Parra in lead of his family and his closest kin, were also
amongst the early settlers of the Mimbres Valley, with our family selecting a
very nice ranch site along the Mimbres River and then building their homes
atop the natural terrace of a hill, high and beyond the river waters, at San
Ysidro, in what became known as La Cienega de Los Parras. Canuto Parra
began his mile and a half Parra ditch in 1886 according to historical
records.13

This tall and very old San Ysidro was owned

by my Great Grandparents Canuto Parra y
Juanita Olguin, of San Ysidro at the Parra
Rancho. On San Ysidro’s day, April 04 of
each year it was carried in the labores (fields)
and along the acequias, in a procession of
family and neighbors, led by the local Cura
(priest), whom blessed the fields and prayed
for plentiful water and crops. A celebration
followed and then the yearly spring cleaning
of the acequias began.

13 Berry, David and Susan, “Settlement and surface Water Use of the Upper Mimbres Valley 1869-1907-
independently contracted and funded by New Mexico State Engineer Office, June 1, 1984.
 Later, San Ysidro became known as Swarts or Swartz. Antonio Parra
married Camila Swartz and thus we became primos. The Parras and other
families, which had been forced to retreat at the Pueblo Indian Rebellion,
going or perhaps I should say retreating to the El Paso del Norte area, and
some continued further south into the interior. Some of the the Parra’s
remained close, searching areas of mineral interest like those in the Casas
Grandes area, but eventually at least some Parra’s worked their way back up
to New Mexico, after the reconquest led by De Vargas. Interestingly, De
Vargas was a direct descendent of the landowner and employer of the
farmer’s patron saint, San Ysidro el Labrador, so beloved in New Mexico.
The Parras, our kin and neighbors, in colonizing the Mimbres Valley north
of El Cerro de Los Remedios or Cookes Peak, usually came by way of Santa
Rita, where we had kin or Dona Ana in the Rio Grande Valley, maybe even
following parts of the old Butterfield Trail and a trail blazed directly through
and past Cooke’s Town and on up the hills going generally north, directly to
the mines of Santa Rita, Fort Webster and the ranchos of the Mimbres. The
trail is clearly shown on the Barlett-Conde and Gray boundaries map from
the New York Illustrated News of June 14, 185314 and then again on the U.S.
surveyor Generals Office 1883 Powell and Kingman’s Map of Southwestern
New Mexico (I see/note a portion of my grandfather surname almost hidden
by wear at the crease, exactly at his Rancho’s location), drawn by the
draftsman E. Kingman, Jr. and copyrighted in 1883. It was from the north
(and the San Ysidro vicinity along the Mimbres River) that Albino Olguin
Parra came along the trail and across the mountains upon horseback to dance
up a “fierce Mexican dust-storm” at a place my father called “La Grafica”.
My abuelita (Grandma Faviana Rodriguez Galindo) was temporarily living
up here in the mining towns of Jose and Cooke’s town. According to my Tio
Merejildo Quiroz, whom she helped to raise after his father Proto passed on
at the Parra Rancho* in his childhood, my grandmother often recalled
working for the Charles Poe family who owned a store and Mr. Poe serving
as Postmaster from June 28, 1893 to Sept. 28, 1908.15

*A copy of the Parra Rancho (including the lands of Albino and Canuto
Parra) set along side our many vecinos (neighbors) is found on the following
page taken from the 1983 USGLO map records- pg 15.
14 Couchman, Donald, “Cooke’s Peak- Pasaron Por Aqui” A Cultural Resources Series No. 7, N.M. Bureau of

Land management 1990 publication. Page 51

15 The New Mexico Philatelist of January-February 1987- made available to me courtesy of the Archives of the

Luna –Deming Museum and Mr. Arturo Roman

 My personal photo of a
glorious sunrise over El
Cerro de Los Remedios, as
our ancestors named it. It
later became known as
Cooke’s Peak. I have added
Our Lady of Los Remedios.

Hispanics in their relatively isolated, small and tight communities, of

Nuevo Mexico married amongst each other, until it was difficult not to find
yourself related, somehow. In the Mimbres it was no different and if you
were even remotely or distant kin, you were called primo (cousin) with
pride. The relatives that followed or joined us along that long trail here to
Nuevo Mexico and eventually also going to the Mimbres Valley, per all my
family research (Which also includes reviewing the Town of Mesilla’s San
Albino Church records at the church and at Rio Grande Historical Center at
NMSU, microfilm ordered from the LDS Church for the San Antonio de
Padua Church at Pueblo de Casas Grandes, the LDS internet records found
at familysearch.org, and at the local (Deming, NM) Family History Center,
Saint Vincent de Pauls Church at Silver City, NM, whom Hispanos called La
Cienega de San Vicente, and Holy Family Church in Deming, NM) includes
Bacas, Cordovas, Dominguez, Galas, Galindos, Grijalvas, Madrids,
Marrujos (also sometimes spelled Marrufo), Martinez, Orcasitas, Oroscos,
Penas, Quesadas, Quiroz, Quinones, Rodriguez, Sanchez, Samaniego,
Swartz, Trujillos, Valencias and many more. My research, in previously
cited sources, indicates that most of my closer relative’s surnames are also of
Sephardic heritage or origin! Certainly our neighbor’s names included
prominent Spanish family names, such as the Caballeros, the Carrillos and
the Roybals, and then the uncommon such as Noreros with Italian origins
and the Perraults, apparently French by way of Canada.
 Nuevo Compadraje (New
Relationship)- Parras and
unidentified vecinos
(neighbors)- maybe even
newly acquired kin. The
owner of this photograph
was told it was a Swartz at
far right with Grandpa
Albino the adult at left
and Great Grandpa
Canuto the middle adult.
The bibbed overalled
children might be my own
father’s older brothers,
while the spiffy
stockinged kid at left is
most likely the man at
rights.

I have, but to listen to the Spanish conversations of my aged father and

certain old vecinos, of the Mimbres, speaking amongst themselves, to catch
remnants of archaic Spanish, fitting neither the Spanish spoken in Mexico or
in modern Spain. When we ask for a ball-point writing pen in Spanish, we
say pluma (as opposed to a newer word- boligrafo), still stuck in the inkwell
times of the plumes of yesteryear. I have also discovered that some of our
words or language is actually, Ladino (Separdic Jewish). The following is a
great example of Ladino and our pronunciations. Kuando mas eskurese es
para amaneser. (When the sky darkens, it heralds dawn’s arrival.) I loved it
when I found my ancestors names and baptismals written in an elegantly
beautiful olde Spanish handwriting of inkwell and plume by the cura (priest)
descendent of the conquistador Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca- Presbitero D.
Jose de Jesus Cabeza de Vaca, whose name I had first encountered in that
book by Fabiola Cabeza de Vaca in her “We Fed them Cactus”. This good
priest was a student of the great New Mexico priest Don Antonio Martinez
(originally Antonio Jose Martin), who eventually was excommunicated by
the French Archbishop Juan Lamy, as the Hispanos called him. Originally
we were under the Diocese of Durango, but when the Anglos came with
their “Manifesty Destiny” appropriating lands all the way to California in
their bold greediness. Our United States President Ulysses S. Grant said it
best in his, Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant (New York, 1885), pages 22-24 quote on the
annexation of Texas and Mexican War “For myself, I was bitterly opposed
to the measure, and to this day regard the war [with Mexico] which
resulted as one of the most unjust ever waged by a stronger against a
weaker nation. It was an instance of a republic following the bad
example of European monarchies, in not considering justice in their
desire to acquire additional territory.” The Catholic Diocese boundaries
also changed, bringing one vacillating French priest conspiratorially, I
believe, to serve in the leadership role with his “cher ami” (dear friend)
whom I will not even honor with his name in this, our story. Please read the
Fray Angelico Chavez, whom I have found in his writings also had Carvajal
ancestry, story of Padre Martinez of Taos, NM in “But Time and Chance”.
The Cura Cabeza de Vaca, would eventually go to Asencion, Chih. Mexico,
along with Hispanic people from Mesilla near Las Cruces, who left after
political disagreement ended in bloodshed and general disenchantment with
the Americans and troubles plaguing the Mexican citizenry. A book called
“A Place as Wild as the West Ever Was” by Mary Daniels Taylor on the town
of Mesilla is excellent as is “Tres Macho-He Said” also by Fray Chavez for
insights into the Hispanic experience and their own heroes, at the time of the
Anglo Conquest or Mexican War. I would like to note that at least some of
our relatives lived at Santo Tomas, which was a land grant called Santo
Tomas de Iturbide, which was established for northern New Mexico
Hispanos who desired joining the great Cura Ramon Ortiz, in his official
capacity of Commissioner for Repatriation leading the establishment of land
grants for those desiring going across the Rio Grande away from the
American occupation.

The Sept. 12, 1859 baptismal church record signed by the priest Jose de Jesus
Cabeza de Baca at San Albino in Mesilla for Maria Refina (Rufina?), the four-day old
child of Pantaleon Parra and Atanacia Ribas with the paternal grandparents being
Bonifacio Parra and Juana Dominguez and maternal grandparents being Jesus Ribas
and Blasa Esparza.
 As I said in my introduction, I sincerely believe that we, the Hispanos
of Nuevo Mexico and also of that hidden little valley north of the Cerro de
Las Remedios, probably have lived and stuck together a pretty long time,
since our departure from the land of our Spanish forefathers. We were
indeed a group, and it appears in large, a Sephardic group, hidden or
gradually assimilated in the wilderness that was Nuevo Mexico. We
marched, walked and rode those bloodline equines of the Iberian Peninsula
alongside Francisco de Coronado and the famous Juans, Onate and, quite
likely, Grijalva. They (the Spaniards) said this new land was so far from
God, yet they learned to love it as a Promised Land, never looking back. The
seed of the conquistadores yet is sown and the harvest grows. The Parra’s
have certainly propagated successfully, as our incomplete family tree shows.

Descendants of Bonifacio Sanctis Par ra

Generation No. 1

1. BONIFACIO SANCTIS1 PARRA was born Abt. 1802 in Dona Ana, NM. He married MARIA JUANA
DOMINGUEZ Bet. 1821 - 1822 in Dona Ana, Nuevo Mexico. She was born 1802 in Dona Ana, NM.

Children of BONIFACIO PARRA and MARIA DOMINGUEZ are:

2. i. CARMEL2 PARRA, b. 1830, Dona Ana, NM; d. Grant County.
ii. TIRSO PARRA, b. Abt. 1830.
3. iii. MARCELINA PARRA.
4. iv. FRANCISCA PARRA.
5. v. PANTALEON PARRA, b. Abt. 1836.
6. vi. PORFINA PARRA, b. Bet. 1820 - 1822.

Generation No. 2

2. CARMEL2 PARRA (BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born 1830 in Dona Ana, NM, and died in Grant County. He
married FRANCISCA SAMANIEGO June 30, 1850 in Las Cruces Dona Ana, NM, daughter of PEDRO
SAMANIEGO and YSABEL PONCE. She was born Abt. 1837 in Dona Ana, NM, and died December 03, 1901 in
Grant County, NM.

Children of CARMEL PARRA and FRANCISCA SAMANIEGO are:

7. i. CANUTO3 PARRA, b. Abt. 1857, Dona Ana, NM; d. Abt. 1925, San Ysidro, NM.
ii. NAZARIA PARRA, b. Abt. 1866; m. SUSANO RODRIGUEZ, August 10, 1885, Silver City, NM.

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 Census: 1880

iii. MATTES OR MATEO PARRA, b. 1855; m. (1) JUANA MONTOYA, August 26, 1875; m. (2) PRUDENCIA
CUBERA, May 14, 1885.

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Census: 1880, San Lorenzo Precinct

iv. MARIA SESARIA PARRA.

v. TERESA PARRA, b. 1852.
vi. PETROLINA MASIMIANA PARRA, b. June 18, 1856.
vii. TOMAS PARRA, b. 1860; m. PETRA MARTINEZ, November 11, 1877.
8. viii. MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS PARRA, b. June 26, 1863; d. 1902, Santa Rita, N. M..
9. ix. APOLONIA PARRA, b. Abt. 1851.

3. MARCELINA2 PARRA (BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married ALBINO MARRUJO, son of FRANCISCO MARRUJO
and JOSEFA LUCERO.

Children of MARCELINA PARRA and ALBINO MARRUJO are:

i. MARIA EPITACIA REFUGIO3 MARRUJO, b. May 1862, Grant County; m. (1) JOHN WARREN, February
23, 1879; m. (2) JOSEPH CROWLEY, September 23, 1904.
ii. JOSE BICTORIO DE JESUS MARRUJO, b. December 28, 1856.
iii. JOSE ELEUTERIO BONIFACIO MARRUJO, b. February 22, 1859.
10. iv. JOSE ESTEBAN MARRUJO, b. March 04, 1853.
v. MARIA YDEFANSA DE JESUS MARRUJO, b. March 09, 1855; m. JUAN MONTOLLA, August 27, 1872,
Saint Genevieves, Las Cruces, NM.
vi. MARIA ANASTACIA MARRUJO, b. December 16, 1865.
11. vii. DAMASIA MARRUJO.
viii. JOAQUIN MARRUJO, m. DESIDERIA BENAVIDEZ, February 08, 1882, rec St Vincent Silver City, NM.
12. ix. URBANO MARRUJO.

4. FRANCISCA2 PARRA (BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married (1) SEREFINO GONZALES, son of YGNACIO
GONZALES and PANFILA BENSORA. He died Bef. 1858. She married (2) JOSE MADRID February 08, 1858 in
Mesilla, NM.

Child of FRANCISCA PARRA and SEREFINO GONZALES is:

i. JESUS MELITON GONZALES3 PARRA, b. June 02, 1853.

5. PANTALEON2 PARRA (BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born Abt. 1836. He married ATANASIA ESPARSA RIVAS,
daughter of JESUS RIVAS and BLAZA ESPARSA.

Children of PANTALEON PARRA and ATANASIA RIVAS are:

13. i. LOCARIA3 PARRA.
ii. MARIA BRIGIDA DE LOS DOLORES PARRA, b. November 05, 1857; m. ONOFRE ORCASITAS, February
20, 1882.
14. iii. EUSEBIO PARRA.
15. iv. JOSE CRISTOMO PARRA, b. August 1864.
v. MARIA REFINA PARRA, b. September 08, 1859.

6. PORFINA2 PARRA (BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born Bet. 1820 - 1822. She married GUADALUPE GRIJALVA,
son of RAFAEL GRIJALVA and JUANA FLORES. He was born in Galeana, Mexico.

Child of PORFINA PARRA and GUADALUPE GRIJALVA is:

i. MARIA DE LA CONCEPCION ROMANA3 GRIJALVA.

Generation No. 3
7. CANUTO3 PARRA (CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born Abt. 1857 in Dona Ana, NM, and died Abt.
1925 in San Ysidro, NM. He married JUANITA RODRIGUEZ OLGUIN, daughter of CANDIDO OLGUIN. She
was born 1872 in New Mexico.

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Burial: San Ysidro, NM
Census: 1880

Children of CANUTO PARRA and JUANITA OLGUIN are:

16. i. ALBINO4 PARRA, b. March 01, 1883, San Ysidro, N.M.; d. 1953, San Jose, Ca..
17. ii. ANTONIO PARRA.
18. iii. EULOGIO PARRA.
19. iv. MARIA FRANCISCA PARRA.
20. v. JULIAN PARRA.
vi. PEDRO PARRA, d. Died as young adult- never married- buried at San Ysidro - Parra family rancho.
21. vii. PRUDENCIA PARRA.
22. viii. CELSA PARRA.
ix. MATEO PARRA.
23. x. LUISA PARRA.
24. xi. PETRA PARRA.
25. xii. CARMEL PARRA.
xiii. ROMULA PARRA, b. March 17, 1890.

8. MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3 PARRA (CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born June 26, 1863, and died 1902
in Santa Rita, N. M.. She married NICOLAS MARTINEZ.

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Burial: Swartz or what had been known as San Ysidro, NM

Children of MARIA PARRA and NICOLAS MARTINEZ are:

i. CIRIACA4 MARTINEZ, b. August 11, 1892.
ii. LUIS MARTINEZ, b. August 18, 1883; m. ANTONIA PENA.
26. iii. CARLOS MARTINEZ, b. November 1888; d. July 26, 1925, San Ysidro, NM.
iv. MARTIN MARTINEZ, b. September 10, 1895.
v. ROSINDA MARTINEZ, b. March 28, 1890.

9. APOLONIA3 PARRA (CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born Abt. 1851. She married LEONARDO HIJAR
(HIJAS?).

Child of APOLONIA PARRA and LEONARDO (HIJAS?) is:

i. RICARDO HIJAR4 (HIJAS?).

10. JOSE ESTEBAN3 MARRUJO (MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born March 04, 1853. He
married CANDELARIA BARELA November 02, 1873 in St. Genevieves, Las Cruces, NM.

Child of JOSE MARRUJO and CANDELARIA BARELA is:

i. ELEONOR (LEONOR)4 MARRUJO, b. November 04, 1879.

11. DAMASIA3 MARRUJO (MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married JESUS VALENCIA May 22,
1897 in rec St Vincent Silver City, NM, son of JUAN VALENCIA and REFUGIO SAMANIEGO.

Children of DAMASIA MARRUJO and JESUS VALENCIA are:

27. i. MANUEL4 VALENCIA.
28. ii. MARIA CARMEN VALENCIA.
iii. CLARA VALENCIA.
 iv. REFUGIO VALENCIA.
v. ARTURO VALENCIA.
29. vi. MARGARITA VALENCIA.

12. URBANO3 MARRUJO (MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married MAGDALENA AGUILAR
August 10, 1886 in rec St Vincent Silver City, NM, daughter of RAMON AGUILAR and DOLORES LOLLA.

Children of URBANO MARRUJO and MAGDALENA AGUILAR are:

i. ALBINO4 MARRUJO.
ii. FILOMENA MARRUJO.
30. iii. HORTENSIA MARRUJO.

13. LOCARIA3 PARRA (PANTALEON2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married FRANCISCO ORCASITA August 20,
1877, son of JOSE ORCASITA and JULIANA TELLES.

Children of LOCARIA PARRA and FRANCISCO ORCASITA are:

i. VENACIA4 ORCASITA, m. ENRIQUE OLGUIN, June 02, 1896, rec St Vincent Silver City, NM.
ii. JUANA ORCASITA, m. TRINDAD CARBAJAL, February 05, 1895, rec St Vincent Silver City, NM.

14. EUSEBIO3 PARRA (PANTALEON2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married (1) JOSEFA CASTILLO August 12,
1876, daughter of TORIBIO CASTILLO and ANTONIA RUIZ. He married (2) JUANA ORCASITAS September 03,
1883, daughter of JESUS ORCASITAS and JULIANA TELLES.

Children of EUSEBIO PARRA and JOSEFA CASTILLO are:

i. QUIRINA4 PARRA, m. ANICETO ALDERETE, August 06, 1895.
ii. EMMA PARRA, m. LUCAS HINOJOS.

Children of EUSEBIO PARRA and JUANA ORCASITAS are:

iii. IGINIA4 PARRA, b. January 11, 1892.
iv. JOSE JESUS PARRA, b. February 13, 1886.
v. MACEDONIO PARRA, b. September 12, 1884.
vi. MARIA SALOME PARRA, b. November 18, 1893.
vii. MARIA SIMONA PARRA, b. October 28, 1888.
viii. VICTORIANA PARRA, b. March 23, 1887.

15. JOSE CRISTOMO3 PARRA (PANTALEON2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born August 1864. He married
FLORENTINA MADRID.

Child of JOSE PARRA and FLORENTINA MADRID is:

i. BRUNO4 PARRA, m. JULIANA MORALES.

Generation No. 4

16. ALBINO4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born March 01, 1883 in San Ysidro,
N.M., and died 1953 in San Jose, Ca.. He married MARIA FABIANA GALINDO, daughter of VICENTE
GALINDO and GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ. She was born January 21, 1888 in USA per census record, and died
May 21, 1975 in Los Angeles, Ca.

Children of ALBINO PARRA and MARIA GALINDO are:

31. i. JOAQUIN GALINDO5 PARRA, b. April 15, 1918, San Ysidro, N.M..
32. ii. SOFIA PARRA.
33. iii. PEDRO PARRA, b. August 06, 1910; d. January 1976.
34. iv. GUADALUPE PARRA.
35. v. MANUEL PARRA, b. March 15, 1915, Shwartz, NM; d. December 21, 2006, Tempe, AZ.
36. vi. CANUTO PARRA.
37. vii. ALBINO (ALVIN) PARRA, JR., b. November 11, 1923; d. July 28, 1970, Los Angeles, Calif.
38. viii. EUSEBIO PARRA.
39. ix. MARIA BELEN PARRA.

17. ANTONIO4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married CAMILLA SWARTZ, daughter
of JIM SWARTZ and CAMILA.

Children of ANTONIO PARRA and CAMILLA SWARTZ are:

40. i. ANTONIO5 PARRA.
41. ii. MARIA PARRA.
42. iii. JIM PARRA.
43. iv. JUANA PARRA.
v. MILLIE PARRA.
vi. JULIAN PARRA.
44. vii. ADELA PARRA.

18. EULOGIO4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married MICAELA PACHECO.

Children of EULOGIO PARRA and MICAELA PACHECO are:

i. CONCHA5 PARRA.
ii. IRENIA PARRA.
iii. MANUEL PARRA.
iv. JENNY PARRA.

19. MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married EUSEBIO
RODRIGUEZ, son of GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ.

Children of MARIA PARRA and EUSEBIO RODRIGUEZ are:

i. FELIPA5 RODRIGUEZ.
ii. TOMASA RODRIGUEZ, m. JOSE ALCORTA.
45. iii. MARIANO RODRIGUEZ, b. 1923.
iv. JOSEFA RODRIGUEZ, d. Arizona; m. FELIPE GARCIA; d. Arizona.
v. MARIA RODRIGUEZ.
46. vi. JIMMY RODRIGUEZ, b. April 20, 1928.

20. JULIAN4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married REFUGIO (CUCA) CHAIRES.

Children of JULIAN PARRA and REFUGIO CHAIRES are:

i. SEVERIANO5 PARRA.
ii. MARIA YGNACIA (TASHA) PARRA, m. HAROLD KRUP.
iii. ALFREDO PARRA.
iv. ROBERTO PARRA.
v. SIMON PARRA.
vi. AURORA PARRA.
vii. CANUTO PARRA.
viii. JULIAN PARRA.

21. PRUDENCIA4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married SILVERIO SANCHEZ.

Children of PRUDENCIA PARRA and SILVERIO SANCHEZ are:

i. JERRY5 SANCHEZ.
ii. MATEO SANCHEZ.
iii. HENRY SANCHEZ.
iv. RUBEN SANCHEZ.
v. SALLY SANCHEZ.
vi. ELVIRA SANCHEZ.
vii. FRANCES SANCHEZ.
 viii. MARGARET SANCHEZ.
ix. RUTH SANCHEZ.

22. CELSA4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married VICENTE GALINDO, son of
ALEJO GALINDO.

Children of CELSA PARRA and VICENTE GALINDO are:

i. LILIA5 GALINDO, m. AGUILAR.
47. ii. ELISA GALINDO.
iii. ARTURO GALINDO.
iv. BETTY GALINDO.
v. VICENTE GALINDO.
vi. ESTER GALINDO.
vii. REYNA GALINDO.
viii. ALFREDO GALINDO.
ix. ERLINDA GALINDO.

23. LUISA4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married APOLONIO MADRID.

Children of LUISA PARRA and APOLONIO MADRID are:

48. i. MAXIMA5 MADRID.
ii. JOSEFA MADRID.
49. iii. ISIDRO MADRID.
iv. DOLORES MADRID, m. JACINTO (JACK) CAMPOS.
50. v. MARCIAL MADRID.
51. vi. MIGUEL MADRID.
52. vii. JUANA MADRID.
53. viii. SIMONA MADRID.
54. ix. LORENZA MADRID.

24. PETRA4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married GREGORIO BACA.

Children of PETRA PARRA and GREGORIO BACA are:

i. PEDRO5 BACA.
ii. RICARDO BACA.
iii. VALENTIN BACA.
iv. NABOR BACA.

25. CARMEL4 PARRA (CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married MARIA QUESADA, daughter of
GREGORIO.

Children of CARMEL PARRA and MARIA QUESADA are:

55. i. JOSE5 PARRA.
56. ii. ROMAN (ROY) PARRA.
iii. TERESA PARRA.

26. CARLOS4 MARTINEZ (MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3 PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born
November 1888, and died July 26, 1925 in San Ysidro, NM. He married (1) GREGORIA QUINONES, daughter
of VICENTE GALINDO and GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ. He married (2) GREGORIA RODRIGUEZ QUINONES
January 29, 1913, daughter of GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ.

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Burial: Parra Rancho

Children of CARLOS MARTINEZ and GREGORIA QUINONES are:

i. CARLOS5 MARTINEZ.
57. ii. ALTAGRACIA MARTINEZ.
58. iii. SIRIA MARTINEZ.
iv. MANUELA MARTINEZ.

27. MANUEL4 VALENCIA (DAMASIA3 MARRUJO, MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married
FORTUNATA.

Children of MANUEL VALENCIA and FORTUNATA are:

i. ERNESTO5 VALENCIA.
ii. REFUGIO VALENCIA.
iii. MANUEL VALENCIA, JR.
iv. RAY VALENCIA.
v. RUFINA VALENCIA.
vi. EVA VALENCIA.
vii. CARMEN VALENCIA.
viii. JIM VALENCIA.

28. MARIA CARMEN4 VALENCIA (DAMASIA3 MARRUJO, MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She
married ALFRED O. PERRAULT, son of GEORGE PERRAULT and ALELAIDA ALERT.

Children of MARIA VALENCIA and ALFRED PERRAULT are:

i. MARGARITA5 PERRAULT.
ii. EMMA PERRAULT.
59. iii. LUCINDA PERRAULT, d. Deming, NM.
iv. ALFRED PERRAULT.
v. BENNY PERRAULT.
vi. LAWRENCE PERRAULT.
vii. ALICE PERRAULT.

29. MARGARITA4 VALENCIA (DAMASIA3 MARRUJO, MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married
MANUEL GALAZ 1913, son of GORGONIO GALAZ and ELENA CORDOBA.

Children of MARGARITA VALENCIA and MANUEL GALAZ are:

i. SANTIAGO5 GALAZ.
ii. MANUEL GALAZ.
iii. LUIS GALAZ.
iv. GUSTAVO GALAZ.
v. ELENA GALAZ.
vi. ALFRED GALAZ.

30. HORTENSIA4 MARRUJO (URBANO3, MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married UNKNOWN.

Children of HORTENSIA MARRUJO and UNKNOWN are:

i. JOAQUIN5 MARRUJO.
ii. HELEN MARRUJO.

Generation No. 5

31. JOAQUIN GALINDO5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born April 15,
1918 in San Ysidro, N.M.. He married MARIA GUILLERMINA MUNOZ LOPEZ, daughter of HIGINIO LOPEZ
and ANA MUNOZ. She was born October 24, 1923 in Central (Santa Clara) N.M., and died January 04, 1999 in
Deming, N.M..

Children of JOAQUIN PARRA and MARIA LOPEZ are:

60. i. HENRY L.6 PARRA, SR., b. March 26, 1948, Los Angeles, Calif.
61. ii. GILBERT L PARRA, b. September 1941.
62. iii. ROBERT L PARRA, b. April 20, 1970.

32. SOFIA5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married PEDRO GIRON.

Children of SOFIA PARRA and PEDRO GIRON are:

i. CONSUELO6 GIRON.
ii. MARGARITA GIRON.
iii. EMMA GIRON.
iv. ROSIE GIRON.
v. MARY GIRON.

33. PEDRO5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born August 06, 1910, and
died January 1976. He married MARIA SANCHEZ.

Children of PEDRO PARRA and MARIA SANCHEZ are:

i. LUIS6 PARRA.
63. ii. PEDRO PARRA, JR..
iii. FRANCES PARRA.
iv. DOMINGO PARRA.
v. JOHNNY PARRA.
vi. LINDA PARRA.
64. vii. MARIA ELENA PARRA.
65. viii. GLORIA PARRA, b. May 26, 1948.
ix. VIRGINA PARRA.
66. x. STELLA PARRA.

34. GUADALUPE5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married LUZ MAYNES,
son of MANUEL MAYNES and NICOLAS FLORES.

Children of GUADALUPE PARRA and LUZ MAYNES are:

i. STELLA6 MAYNES.
ii. HORTENCIA MAYNES.
iii. LUZ MAYNES, JR..
iv. CARMEN MAYNES.
v. MANUELA (NELLIE) MAYNES.

35. MANUEL5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born March 15, 1915 in
Shwartz, NM, and died December 21, 2006 in Tempe, AZ. He married SIMONA.

Children of MANUEL PARRA and SIMONA are:

i. AMELIA6 PARRA.
ii. TONY PARRA.
iii. SAMMY PARRA.
iv. HOPE PARRA.

36. CANUTO5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married BELEN SANCHEZ.

Children of CANUTO PARRA and BELEN SANCHEZ are:

i. BARBARA6 PARRA.
ii. STEVE PARRA.
iii. RAMONA PARRA.

37. ALBINO (ALVIN)5 PARRA, JR. (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born November
11, 1923, and died July 28, 1970 in Los Angeles, Calif. He married (1) AMELIA (MELLIE) CHAVEZ. He
married (2) TERESA UNKNOWN.
Children of ALBINO PARRA and AMELIA CHAVEZ are:
i. BETTY6 PARRA.
ii. IRMA PARRA.
iii. VIRGINIA PARRA.
67. iv. LUCY PARRA, b. February 23, 1956.

Child of ALBINO PARRA and TERESA UNKNOWN is:

v. ALBINO6 PARRA.

38. EUSEBIO5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1)

Children of EUSEBIO PARRA are:

i. FABIANA6 PARRA.
ii. DANNY PARRA.
iii. DAVID PARRA.

39. MARIA BELEN5 PARRA (ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married (1) DONISIO
(NICHO) VALTIERRA. She married (2) PEDRO ESTRADA.

Children of MARIA PARRA and DONISIO VALTIERRA are:

i. DENNIS6 VALTIERRA.
ii. JOAQUIN VALTIERRA.
iii. STEVEN VALTIERRA.

Children of MARIA PARRA and PEDRO ESTRADA are:

iv. ROBERT6 ESTRADA.
v. LINDA ESTRADA.

40. ANTONIO5 PARRA (ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married CONCHA
CENTENO.

Children of ANTONIO PARRA and CONCHA CENTENO are:

i. ANTONIO6 PARRA.
ii. OLALLA (OLLIE) PARRA.

41. MARIA5 PARRA (ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married JOE CHAIRES.

Children of MARIA PARRA and JOE CHAIRES are:

68. i. AURORA6 CHAIRES.
69. ii. FRANCES CHAIRES.
70. iii. JOE CHAIRES.
iv. TONY CHAIRES.
71. v. MICHAEL CHAIRES.
vi. MARY CHAIRES (HAMILTON).
72. vii. JOHNNY CHAIRES.

42. JIM5 PARRA (ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married ISABEL WOODS.

Children of JIM PARRA and ISABEL WOODS are:

i. CARRIE W.6 PARRA.
ii. JAMES W. PARRA.
iii. LAWRENCE W. PARRA.
iv. JODY W. PARRA.
 v. HENRY W. PARRA.

43. JUANA5 PARRA (ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married DICK BURRELL.

Children of JUANA PARRA and DICK BURRELL are:

73. i. TERESA PARRA6 BURRELL.
ii. AMALIA PARRA BURRELL.
iii. RICHARD (DICK) BURRELL, JR..

44. ADELA5 PARRA (ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married (1) REUBEN
(CHAYA) VALDESPINO. She married (2) RALPH PARGAS.

Child of ADELA PARRA and REUBEN VALDESPINO is:

74. i. JIMMY6 VALDESPINO.

Children of ADELA PARRA and RALPH PARGAS are:

ii. CAMILLA6 PARGAS.
iii. BENNY PARGAS.
iv. TONY PARGAS.

45. MARIANO5 RODRIGUEZ (MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was
born 1923. He married ROSENDA SILVA SIAS, daughter of PABLO and MARIA SILVA. She was born 1924.

Children of MARIANO RODRIGUEZ and ROSENDA SIAS are:

75. i. PAUL6 RODRIGUEZ, b. 1944.
76. ii. FRANCISCA RODRIGUEZ.
77. iii. CELIA RODRIGUEZ.
78. iv. LYDIA SIAS RODRIGUEZ, b. August 19, 1951, Vanadium, NM.
79. v. DIANE RODRIGUEZ.
80. vi. MARIANNA RODRIGUEZ, d. 1999.
vii. GEORGE RODRIGUEZ.
81. viii. MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ, b. 1962.
ix. JIM RODRIGUEZ.
x. ROSA RODRIGUEZ.

46. JIMMY5 RODRIGUEZ (MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born
April 20, 1928. He married FRANCISCA SIERRA.

Children of JIMMY RODRIGUEZ and FRANCISCA SIERRA are:

i. STELLA6 RODRIGUEZ.
ii. BARBARA RODRIGUEZ.
iii. MARIA EVA RODRIGUEZ.
iv. ANGIE RODRIGUEZ.
v. JIMMY RODRIGUEZ, JR..

47. ELISA5 GALINDO (CELSA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married VICENTE
ROMERO ALCORTA.

Children of ELISA GALINDO and VICENTE ALCORTA are:

i. RICARDO6 ALCORTA, d. Unknown but listed as deceased.
ii. ROSIE ALCORTA.
iii. FLORENCIO ALCORTA.
iv. EMMA ALCORTA.
v. GEORGE ALCORTA.
vi. PATRICIA ALCORTA.
 vii. VICENTE ALCORTA.
viii. DAVID ALCORTA.
ix. MARISSA ALCORTA.

48. MAXIMA5 MADRID (LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married TELESFORO
QUESADA.

Children of MAXIMA MADRID and TELESFORO QUESADA are:

i. LOLA6 QUESADA.
ii. LUISA QUESADA.
82. iii. GUADALUPE QUESADA.
iv. ESPERANZA QUESADA.
v. GEORGE QUESADA.
vi. GENOVEVA QUESADA.

49. ISIDRO5 MADRID (LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married MANUELA
LECHUGA.

Children of ISIDRO MADRID and MANUELA LECHUGA are:

i. ANGELICA6 MADRID.
ii. MARIA MADRID.
iii. JULIAN MADRID.

50. MARCIAL5 MADRID (LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married FILOMENA
SILVA.

Children of MARCIAL MADRID and FILOMENA SILVA are:

i. ISIDRO6 MADRID.
ii. APOLONIO MADRID.
iii. ABELARDO SILVA.

51. MIGUEL5 MADRID (LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married (1) VIRGINIA
PENA. He married (2) MARGARITA ALCORTA.

Children of MIGUEL MADRID and VIRGINIA PENA are:

83. i. SAMUEL6 MADRID, b. May 07, 1948.
84. ii. LUCINDA MADRID, b. July 09, 1949.
iii. ERNESTO MADRID, b. June 06, 1953; m. DORA LUZ MARRUFO; b. October 21, 1953.

Child of MIGUEL MADRID and MARGARITA ALCORTA is:

85. iv. CONSUELO6 MADRID.

52. JUANA5 MADRID (LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married LITO
ZAMORA.

Children of JUANA MADRID and LITO ZAMORA are:

i. MARCIAL6 ZAMORA.
ii. EUFEMIA ZAMORA.

53. SIMONA5 MADRID (LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married LORENZO
RAMIREZ.

Children of SIMONA MADRID and LORENZO RAMIREZ are:

i. RITA6 RAMIREZ.
 ii. PORFIRIO RAMIREZ.
iii. ALBERTO RAMIREZ.
iv. HERMINIA RAMIREZ.
v. ADELIDA RAMIREZ.
vi. MANUEL RAMIREZ.
vii. JUAN RAMIREZ.

54. LORENZA5 MADRID (LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married MANUEL
CORDOVA.

Children of LORENZA MADRID and MANUEL CORDOVA are:

i. RUBY6 CORDOVA.
ii. SENAIDA CORDOVA.
iii. RAYMOND CORDOVA.
iv. CLARA CORDOVA.
v. EVA CORDOVA.
vi. ADAM CORDOVA.
vii. REYNALDO CORDOVA.
viii. JESUS CORDOVA.
ix. ALBERT CORDOVA.
x. ROSIE CORDOVA.

55. JOSE5 PARRA (CARMEL4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married MARY DUDLEY.

Children of JOSE PARRA and MARY DUDLEY are:

i. JOE6 PARRA, JR.
ii. NORA PARRA.
iii. STEVE PARRA.
iv. ERNEST PARRA.
v. LINDA PARRA.
vi. DEBBIE PARRA.
vii. RAYMOND PARRA.
viii. ROBERT PARRA.
ix. EDDIE PARRA.
x. MARY JO PARRA.
xi. LORIE PARRA.
xii. ANDREW PARRA.

56. ROMAN (ROY)5 PARRA (CARMEL4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married JOSIE
MARTINEZ.

Children of ROMAN PARRA and JOSIE MARTINEZ are:

i. ARTURO (TUDY)6 PARRA.
ii. TOMMY PARRA.
iii. HEMRY PARRA.
iv. GILBERT PARRA.
v. SALLY PARRA.
vi. ROY PARRA, JR.
vii. DANNY PARRA.
viii. LORRAINE PARRA.
ix. BERTHA PARRA.
x. YOLANDA PARRA.
xi. MARGARET PARRA.
xii. ALICE PARRA.

57. ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ (CARLOS4, MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3 PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) She married MANUEL GUERRERO CARBAJAL.
Children of ALTAGRACIA MARTINEZ and MANUEL CARBAJAL are:
86. i. MANUEL MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL, JR., b. August 08, 1941.
87. ii. EARL CHARLES MARTINEZ CARBAJAL, b. January 14, 1945.
88. iii. GILBERT MARTINEZ CARBAJAL, b. December 07, 1953.
89. iv. CECILIA MARTINEZ CARBAJAL, b. February 09, 1939, Santa Rita, N. M..
90. v. EVANGELINE MARTINEZ CARBAJAL, b. June 18, 1940, Santa Rita, N. M..

58. SIRIA5 MARTINEZ (CARLOS4, MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3 PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She
married PEDRO GARCIA.

Children of SIRIA MARTINEZ and PEDRO GARCIA are:

i. HORACIO6 GARCIA.
ii. GLORIA GARCIA.
iii. ROBERTO GARCIA.
iv. DAVID GARCIA.
v. ALFREDO GARCIA.
vi. SYLVIA GARCIA.
vii. BERNADINE GARCIA, m. GLEN HUBER.

Notes for GLEN HUBER:

Glen Huber a State Police Officer was killed in a massacre that occurred in Chimayo

59. LUCINDA5 PERRAULT (MARIA CARMEN4 VALENCIA, DAMASIA3 MARRUJO, MARCELINA2 PARRA,
BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) died in Deming, NM. She married ARTURO CABALLERO. He died in Deming, NM.

Children of LUCINDA PERRAULT and ARTURO CABALLERO are:

i. NANCY6 CABALLERO, m. ED CHAIRES.
ii. ARTURO CABALLERO, JR, m. MARGIE TREJO.
iii. BERTHA CABALLERO.
iv. MARCELLA CABALLERO.
91. v. MANUELITA CABALLERO.
vi. LORETTA CABALLERO, m. MANNY CASILLAS.

Generation No. 6

60. HENRY L.6 PARRA, SR. (JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was
born March 26, 1948 in Los Angeles, Calif. He married MARIA FRANCISCA ESPARZA CARREON July 17, 1970
in Deming, daughter of HERIBERTO CARREON and AGRIPINA ESPARZA. She was born May 11, 1952 in
Deming, NM.

Children of HENRY PARRA and MARIA CARREON are:

92. i. JULIA MARIE7 PARRA, b. June 17, 1973, Deming, NM.
93. ii. HENRY L. PARRA, JR., b. March 11, 1977, Silver City, NM.
iii. FELIPE JOAQUIN PARRA, b. September 16, 1981, Grants, NM.

61. GILBERT L6 PARRA (JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born
September 1941. He married JO ANN PACHECO, daughter of JOE PACHECO and ANASTACIA CHAIRES.

Children of GILBERT PARRA and JO PACHECO are:

94. i. CATHY7 PARRA.
95. ii. JEANETTE PARRA.
iii. IRENE PARRA.
96. iv. GILBERT PARRA, JR..
v. LIZZIE PARRA.
62. ROBERT L6 PARRA (JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born
April 20, 1970. He married FRANCISCA VILLEGAS.

Children of ROBERT PARRA and FRANCISCA VILLEGAS are:

i. ROBERT7 PARRA.
ii. OCEAN PARRA.
iii. SKYE PARRA.

63. PEDRO6 PARRA, JR. (PEDRO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married ELVIRA
VALENZUELA.

Children of PEDRO PARRA and ELVIRA VALENZUELA are:

i. RAYMOND7 PARRA.
ii. DANIEL PARRA.
iii. ROSIE PARRA.
iv. CHARLIE PARRA.

64. MARIA ELENA6 PARRA (PEDRO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married
GILBERT MENDOZA.

Children of MARIA PARRA and GILBERT MENDOZA are:

i. ANTHONY7 MENDOZA.
ii. GILBERT A. MENDOZA.
iii. VALERIE MENDOZA.
iv. MICHELLE MENDOZA.
v. DENISE MENDOZA.
vi. FABIANA MENDOZA.
vii. MARIA ELENA MENDOZA.
viii. BEATRICE MENDOZA.

65. GLORIA6 PARRA (PEDRO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born May 26, 1948.
She married ANTONIO JUAREZ RIOS. He was born June 12, 1948.

Children of GLORIA PARRA and ANTONIO RIOS are:

i. LETICIA7 RIOS, b. July 26, 1971.
ii. RENEE RIOS, b. March 29, 1981.

66. STELLA6 PARRA (PEDRO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married DANIEL
RODRIGUEZ.

Child of STELLA PARRA and DANIEL RODRIGUEZ is:

97. i. ALICIA7 RODRIGUEZ.

67. LUCY6 PARRA (ALBINO (ALVIN)5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born
February 23, 1956. She married (1) ARNOLD RIOS. She married (2) GERALD BLOOD.

Children of LUCY PARRA and ARNOLD RIOS are:

98. i. TINA7 RIOS, b. August 02, 1973.
ii. MELISSA RIOS, b. February 02, 1975.
99. iii. ARNOLD RIOS, JR, b. January 16, 1980.

Child of LUCY PARRA and GERALD BLOOD is:

iv. JEREMY7 BLOOD, b. August 28, 1990.
68. AURORA6 CHAIRES (MARIA5 PARRA, ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married
WILLY UZUETA.

Child of AURORA CHAIRES and WILLY UZUETA is:

i. MARY (BABY)7 UZUETA.

69. FRANCES6 CHAIRES (MARIA5 PARRA, ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married
MAGGIE DOMINGUEZ.

Children of FRANCES CHAIRES and MAGGIE DOMINGUEZ are:

i. MICHAEL7 DOMINGUEZ.
ii. MISSY DOMINGUEZ.

70. JOE6 CHAIRES (MARIA5 PARRA, ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married
RAMONA TRUJILLO.

Children of JOE CHAIRES and RAMONA TRUJILLO are:

i. TERRRY7 CHAIRES.
ii. PAUL CHAIRES.
iii. CELINA CHAIRES.

71. MICHAEL6 CHAIRES (MARIA5 PARRA, ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married
DELIA VALENZUELA.

Children of MICHAEL CHAIRES and DELIA VALENZUELA are:

i. MICHELLE7 CHAIRES.
ii. MICHAEL CHAIRES.

72. JOHNNY6 CHAIRES (MARIA5 PARRA, ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He married
CORRINA MENDOZA.

Children of JOHNNY CHAIRES and CORRINA MENDOZA are:

i. CAMILLA7 CHAIRES.
ii. NICOLE CHAIRES.
iii. JULIE CHAIRES.

73. TERESA PARRA6 BURRELL (JUANA5 PARRA, ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She
married KRUEGER.

Child of TERESA BURRELL and KRUEGER is:

i. BOY7 KRUEGER.

74. JIMMY6 VALDESPINO (ADELA5 PARRA, ANTONIO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) He
married VIRGINIA MARQUEZ.

Child of JIMMY VALDESPINO and VIRGINIA MARQUEZ is:

i. JIMMY7 VALDESPINO, JR..

75. PAUL6 RODRIGUEZ (MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1)
was born 1944. He married (1) KAREN. She was born 1958. He married (2) CARMEN GARCIA.

Children of PAUL RODRIGUEZ and KAREN are:

i. KRISSIY7 RODRIGUEZ.
 ii. KATIE RODRIGUEZ.
iii. PAUL RODRIGUEZ, JR..

Children of PAUL RODRIGUEZ and CARMEN GARCIA are:

iv. MICHAEL JAMES7 RODRIGUEZ.
v. DONNA RODRIGUEZ.

76. FRANCISCA6 RODRIGUEZ (MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) She married LELAND ROY DAVIS.

Children of FRANCISCA RODRIGUEZ and LELAND DAVIS are:

i. VICTORIA ANN7 DAVIS.
ii. DAVID DAVIS.
iii. SARAH DAVIS.

77. CELIA6 RODRIGUEZ (MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) She married DANNY AMADOR SEDILLOS.

Children of CELIA RODRIGUEZ and DANNY SEDILLOS are:

i. PATRICA7 SEDILLOS.
ii. RACHEL SEDILLOS.
iii. DANIEL SEDILLOS.
iv. ROBERTA SEDILLOS.
v. ERNESTINE SEDILLOS.
vi. TUESDAY SEDILLOS.

78. LYDIA SIAS6 RODRIGUEZ (MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) was born August 19, 1951 in Vanadium, NM. She married GARY ELDON HERSHBERGER. He was
born August 05, 1951 in Tucson, AZ.

Children of LYDIA RODRIGUEZ and GARY HERSHBERGER are:

100. i. LENA MECHEA7 HERSHBERGER(ORACH), b. October 08, 1980, Silver City, NM.
ii. VICTOR EARL HERSHBERGER, b. August 26, 1977, Tucson Az.

79. DIANE6 RODRIGUEZ (MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) She married MANUEL ALTAMIRANO.

Children of DIANE RODRIGUEZ and MANUEL ALTAMIRANO are:

i. CHRISTOPHER ALTAMIRANO7 (DECEASED).
ii. BRANDY ALTAMIRANO.

80. MARIANNA6 RODRIGUEZ (MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) died 1999. She married EDWARD BAEZA.

Children of MARIANNA RODRIGUEZ and EDWARD BAEZA are:

i. TINA7 BAEZA.
ii. EDWARD BAEZA.
iii. RAVEE BAEZA.

81. MIGUEL6 RODRIGUEZ (MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) was born 1962. He married ISELA BERNAL. She was born 1965.

Child of MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ and ISELA BERNAL is:

i. ADRIAN7 RODRIGUEZ.
82. GUADALUPE6 QUESADA (MAXIMA5 MADRID, LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1)
She married DANIEL MENDOZA.

Child of GUADALUPE QUESADA and DANIEL MENDOZA is:

i. MICHAEL7 MENDOZA.

83. SAMUEL6 MADRID (MIGUEL5, LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born May
07, 1948. He married (1) NORMA NORERO. She was born January 05, 1950. He married (2) ERLINDA
ARENIBAS.

Child of SAMUEL MADRID and ERLINDA ARENIBAS is:

i. VIVIAN MARIE7 MADRID, m. CESAR RODRIGUEZ.

84. LUCINDA6 MADRID (MIGUEL5, LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born July
09, 1949. She married (1) DANNY WADE. She married (2) MANUEL CALDERON.

Child of LUCINDA MADRID and DANNY WADE is:

i. MARIE7 WADE.

Children of LUCINDA MADRID and MANUEL CALDERON are:

ii. SANDRA7 CALDERON.
iii. LAURA CALDERON.
iv. JOSE MANUEL CALDERON.

85. CONSUELO6 MADRID (MIGUEL5, LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married
MANUEL LUERA.

Child of CONSUELO MADRID and MANUEL LUERA is:

101. i. NORMA7 MADRID.

86. MANUEL MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL, JR. (ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3
PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born August 08, 1941. He married LINDA OTNEY.

Children of MANUEL CARBAJAL and LINDA OTNEY are:

i. CHRISTIE7 CARBAJAL, b. August 11, 1973.
ii. CRAIG CARBAJAL, b. October 11, 1976.
iii. JAIME CARBAJAL, b. May 15, 1981.

87. EARL CHARLES MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL (ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3
PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born January 14, 1945. He married (1) CARLOLYN SYLVESTRINI.
He married (2) THELMA.

Children of EARL CARBAJAL and CARLOLYN SYLVESTRINI are:

i. ANTHONY7 CARBAJAL, b. January 26, 1964.
ii. STEVEN CARBAJAL, b. March 26, 1965.

Children of EARL CARBAJAL and THELMA are:

iii. KRYSTAL7 CARBAJAL, b. 1987.
iv. MICHAEL CARBAJAL, b. April 20, 1990.
88. GILBERT MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL (ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3
PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born December 07, 1953. He married CAROL DAMIAN.

Children of GILBERT CARBAJAL and CAROL DAMIAN are:

i. CHRISTOPHER7 CARBAJAL, b. August 04, 1973; m. CARRIE.
ii. NICOLE CARBAJAL, b. 1981.

89. CECILIA MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL (ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3
PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born February 09, 1939 in Santa Rita, N. M.. She married
SELIAS (SONNY) PADILLA.

Children of CECILIA CARBAJAL and SELIAS PADILLA are:

i. BARBARA ELAINE7 PADILLA, b. February 14, 1959; m. TODD PRIEST.
102. ii. RANDYJAMES PADILLA, b. November 11, 1960.

90. EVANGELINE MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL (ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA SILBERIA DE JESUS3
PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born June 18, 1940 in Santa Rita, N. M.. She married (1)
JONATHAN ALVIN ELLIOT. She married (2) BOB PADILLA. He was born August 15, 1940.

Children of EVANGELINE CARBAJAL and BOB PADILLA are:

i. PEGGY ANN PADILLA7 PADILLA, b. February 14, 1959; m. MICHAEL REIN.
103. ii. ROB PADILLA, b. March 19, 1961.
104. iii. GEORGE PADILLA, b. February 08, 1963.
iv. DAVID PADILLA, b. December 03, 1965.

91. MANUELITA6 CABALLERO (LUCINDA5 PERRAULT, MARIA CARMEN4 VALENCIA, DAMASIA3 MARRUJO,
MARCELINA2 PARRA, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) She married JASPER MAYNES, son of SANTA ROSA MAYNES.

Children of MANUELITA CABALLERO and JASPER MAYNES are:

i. JASPER7 MAYNES, JR.
ii. ANDREW MAYNES.
iii. ADRIAN MAYNES.
iv. JONATHAN MAYNES.

Generation No. 7

92. JULIA MARIE7 PARRA (HENRY L.6, JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) was born June 17, 1973 in Deming, NM. She married BERNABE JAMES (BJ) MAESTAS September
03, 1999 in Deming, NM, son of JAMES MAESTAS and VIRGINIA SANDOVAL. He was born October 16, 1975
in Silver City, NM.

Children of JULIA PARRA and BERNABE MAESTAS are:

i. TAYLOR JOHANNA8 PARRA, b. August 20, 1992.
ii. JAMES ANTHONY MAESTAS, b. February 10, 2000.

93. HENRY L.7 PARRA, JR. (HENRY L.6, JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) was born March 11, 1977 in Silver City, NM. He married MONICA SALCIDO July 17, 1996 in
Deming, NM, daughter of LOUIS SALCIDO and LIDIA. She was born December 22, 1976 in El Paso, TX.

Children of HENRY PARRA and MONICA SALCIDO are:

i. ALEC MATTHEW8 PARRA, b. November 27, 1996.
ii. CRISTIAN ENRIQUE PARRA, b. July 03, 2001.
94. CATHY7 PARRA (GILBERT L6, JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1)
She married GILBERT HOLGUIN.

Children of CATHY PARRA and GILBERT HOLGUIN are:

i. ANTONIA8 HOLGUIN.
ii. JONAH HOLGUIN.

95. JEANETTE7 PARRA (GILBERT L6, JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) She married CODY AYON.

Children of JEANETTE PARRA and CODY AYON are:

i. MEGAN8 AYON.
ii. ADRIAN AYON.

96. GILBERT7 PARRA, JR. (GILBERT L6, JOAQUIN GALINDO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) He married DIANA BAEZA.

Children of GILBERT PARRA and DIANA BAEZA are:

i. ADAM NATHANIEL8 PARRA.
ii. ALEXANDRA PARRA.
iii. CASANDRA PARRA.
iv. SAMANTHA PARRA.

97. ALICIA7 RODRIGUEZ (STELLA6 PARRA, PEDRO5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1)
She married LEO GLEN WILLIS.

Children of ALICIA RODRIGUEZ and LEO WILLIS are:

i. MONIQUE ESTRELLA8 WILLIS.
ii. JACOB JORDAN WILLIS.

98. TINA7 RIOS (LUCY6 PARRA, ALBINO (ALVIN)5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was
born August 02, 1973. She married ABRAHAM GUIZAR.

Children of TINA RIOS and ABRAHAM GUIZAR are:

i. MAGDALENE8 GUIZAR, b. December 13, 1990.
ii. VINCENT GUIZAR, b. April 24, 1995.

99. ARNOLD7 RIOS, JR (LUCY6 PARRA, ALBINO (ALVIN)5, ALBINO4, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1) was born January 16, 1980. He married (1) CYNTHIA. He married (2) ESMERALDA VARELA
ARNOLD.

Child of ARNOLD RIOS and CYNTHIA is:

i. CHRISTOPHER8 RIOS, b. May 15, 1998.

Child of ARNOLD RIOS and ESMERALDA ARNOLD is:

ii. DANIEL8 RIOS, b. August 31, 1999.

100. LENA MECHEA7 HERSHBERGER(ORACH) (LYDIA SIAS6 RODRIGUEZ, MARIANO5, MARIA FRANCISCA4
PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born October 08, 1980 in Silver City, NM.

Child of LENA MECHEA HERSHBERGER(ORACH) is:

i. CANDICE M.8 ORACH, b. February 26, 1995.
101. NORMA7 MADRID (CONSUELO6, MIGUEL5, LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1)

Child of NORMA MADRID is:

105. i. ANDREA8 MADRID.

102. RANDYJAMES7 PADILLA (CECILIA MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL, ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA
SILBERIA DE JESUS3 PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born November 11, 1960. He married
JULIE.

Children of RANDYJAMES PADILLA and JULIE are:

i. JESSICA8 PADILLA.
ii. JILLIAN PADILLA.

103. ROB7 PADILLA (EVANGELINE MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL, ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA
SILBERIA DE JESUS3 PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born March 19, 1961. He married LAURA
EGGERS.

Child of ROB PADILLA and LAURA EGGERS is:

i. ROBERT8 PADILLA.

104. GEORGE7 PADILLA (EVANGELINE MARTINEZ6 CARBAJAL, ALTAGRACIA5 MARTINEZ, CARLOS4, MARIA
SILBERIA DE JESUS3 PARRA, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO SANCTIS1) was born February 08, 1963. He married
LENALLE MOSES.

Child of GEORGE PADILLA and LENALLE MOSES is:

i. LACY8 PADILLA.

Generation No. 8

105. ANDREA8 MADRID (NORMA7, CONSUELO6, MIGUEL5, LUISA4 PARRA, CANUTO3, CARMEL2, BONIFACIO
SANCTIS1)

Child of ANDREA MADRID is:

i. GABRIEL ANTONIO9 MADRID.

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