Taming the Wild Horse Desert
Pobladores Database
Marcelino Hinojosa
Marcelino Hinojosa was born circa 1721, the son of Jose Manuel Hinojosa and Maria Inez Chapa.
He married Lucia Ramirez.
He married Rosa Maria Saldua.
Children
Gertrudis Hinojosa married Jose Florencio Canales.
Ana Maria Lucia Hinojosa was born circa 1750. She married Jacinto de la Garza, who owned Camargo 62.
Pedro Jose Hinojosa was born circa 1753. He married Maria Candelaria Garcia.
Francisco Antonio Hinojosa was born circa 1753. He married Maria Candelaria Garcia, Maria de Jesus Treviño.
Jose Miguel Hinojosa was born circa 1765. He married Ana Dominga Canales, Isabel Maria Garcia.
Land
In 1767, as the son of a primitivo poblador, he was granted Mier 30 by the King of Spain. There was stock and a ranch at the site. Marcelino Hinojosa did not live in Mier but petitioned for the tract and said he would reside in the district.
Household (Mier, 1782)
In 1782, he lived in Mier. He owned Rancho Malahueco but did not live there. The church census recorded that he was married, español, and 58 years old. The priest referred to him with the title Don. His household included 4 people:
Don Marcelino Hinojosa, español, married, age 58. He owned Rancho Malahueco but did not live there.
Rosa Maria Saldua, española, married, age 57.
Pedro Jose Hinojosa, español, single, age 29.
Jose Miguel Hinojosa, español, a youth, age 17.
