Taming the Wild Horse Desert - Database
Francisco de la Garza Falcon
He was born in Cerralvo. His father was Francisco Narciso de la Garza Falcon, and his mother was Maria Chapa. In 1750, he lived in Camargo. The census recorded that he was the head of a household, a sergeant, and español. His household had 7 people, including one servant, and they received government aid to move to the colony. soldier in the presidio of Cerralvo, sold land in the hacienda of Pesqueria Chica to his aunt in 1738 (MP v.2 no.1875 p. 95)
Marriage
He married Josefa Guajardo, daughter of Jose Martinez Guajardo de la Garza and Margarita Gertrudis Gutierrez de Castro. She owned land in Porción 73, Camargo.
Children
Maria Margarita de la Garza Falcon. She married Ramon Gonzalez de Ochoa, son of Juan Jose Gonzalez de Ochoa and Maria Josefa Guadalupe Lopez de Jaen in Cadereyta. He owned land in Porción 70, Camargo.
Maria Damiana de la Garza Falcon, born 1743. She married Tomas de la Garza.
Maria Teresa de la Garza Falcon, born 1746. She married Jose de la Garza.
Maria Gertrudis de la Garza Falcon, born 1747.
Maria Ignacia de la Garza Falcon, born 1748. She married Jose Salvador Garcia, son of Diego Garcia and Maria Salome (Jacoba) Vela. He owned land in Porción 76, Camargo, Porción 109, Camargo, Porción 108, Camargo, Porción 77, Camargo.
Land Ownership
In 1767, as a primitivo poblador, he was granted Camargo 58 by the King of Spain. There was a rancho at the site.
