He was born circa 1717, and was baptized 23 Oct 1717 in Monterrey. His father was Diego Gonzalez Treviño, and his mother was Ana Maria Treviño. Birth source: link
He married Ana Josefa Garcia, daughter of Joaquin Garcia and Isabel Guajardo.
Nicolas [Jr] Gonzalez. He owned Mier 20 (tract).
Jose Marcelino Gonzalez. He married Maria Juana Gertrudis Ramos, daughter of Juan Antonio Ramos and Ana Maria Anzaldua on 16 Apr 1776 in Mier.
Maria Francisca Javiera Gonzalez. She married Santiago Peña, son of Jose Sebastian Aparicio Peña and Maria Rosa Garcia on 12 May 1774.
Juan Jose Gonzalez, born 1742. He married Maria Clara Salinas, daughter of Jose Salinas Camacho and Maria Bartola Peña. He owned Mier 53 (tract).
Maria Gregoria Gonzalez, born 1745. She married Jose Ygnacio Salinas, son of Javier Salinas and Maria Rosa Longoria.
Maria Josefa Gonzalez, born 1750. She married Jose Miguel Salinas, son of Nicolas Salinas Morones and Micaela Canales on 16 Oct 1770 in Mier.
Alvino Gonzalez, born 1751. He married Ana Lucia Salinas, daughter of Nicolas Salinas Morones and Micaela Canales. He owned Mier 20 (tract).
Maria Margarita Gonzalez, born 1758. She married Gregorio Saenz, son of Miguel Saenz and Maria Gerarda Hinojosa on 19 Jul 1772. She married Juan Vela, son of Diego Vela and Maria Rosalia Gonzalez on 21 Jul 1807.
Joaquin Gonzalez, born 1759. He married Maria Dorotea Chapa.
Juan Antonio Gonzalez, born 1760. He married Maria Anastacia Hinojosa, daughter of Manuel Hinojosa [Jr.] and Juana Sanchez on 9 Jul 1781 in Mier.
In 1757, he lived in Mier in household number 12. The church census recorded that he was married to Doña Ana Josefa Garcia. He was given the tile "Don". His household included 11 people, including 9 children. He had arms, 6 tame horses with a herd of 100 horses, 1 donkey, and 3000 small livestock.
In 1782, he lived in Los Arrieros in household number 100. The church census recorded that he was married, español, and 64 years old. His household included 3 people:
Don Nicolas Gonzalez, married, español, age 64.
Ana Josefa Garcia, married, española, age 55.
Jose Ventura de la Cruz, single, indio, age 51.
He purchased Mier 64. Seabury has both Joaquin Garcia and Nicolas Gonzalez as purchasers of this tract.
He purchased Mier 60 from Blas Farias.
In 1767, as a primitivo poblador, he was granted Mier 21 by the King of Spain. He refused possession.
His descendants are enumerated in Seabury, Family Tree Book, pp. 471-491.
He died on 27 May 1790 in Mier. He was 73 years old. His death certificate gives parents' names and says he was a native of the Valle de Salinas. He left a will in the archives of Mier.