Taming the Wild Horse Desert - Database
Maria Rosa Longoria
Her father was Joseph Santiago Longoria, and her mother was Maria Chapa. In 1750, she lived in Camargo. The census recorded that she was the wife of a settler. Her household had 6 people, and they did not receive government aid to move to the colony. In 1757, she lived in Mier in household number 6. The church census recorded that she was married to Don Javier Salinas. She was given the tile "Doña". Her household included 5 people, including 3 children. She died in Camargo.
Marriage
She married Javier Salinas, son of Jose Antonio Salinas Camacho and Juana Garcia Guajardo. He owned land in Porción 29, Mier. Her husband died on 12 Jan 1792 in Camargo. He was 77 years old.
Children
Ignacia Maria Salinas, born 1738.
Francisca Javiera Salinas, born 1738.
Maria Gertrudis Salinas, born 1739. She married Diego Garcia, son of Diego Garcia and Maria Salome (Jacoba) Vela. He owned land in La Noria de Santo Domingo grant, Jim Hogg County, Porción 44, Mier.
Jose Ygnacio Salinas, born 1740. He married Gregoria Gonzalez, daughter of Nicolas Gonzalez and Josefa Garcia. He owned land in Porción 43, Mier.
Francisca Salinas, born 1742. She married Pedro Regalado Hinojosa, son of Diego Hinojosa Cantu and Maria Josefa de la Garza y Diaz Molina in Dec 1772 in Mier. He owned land in Porción 51, Mier.
Javier [Jr.] Salinas, born 1770.
Maria Teresa Salinas, born 1771.
Jose Antonio Salinas, born 1773.
Maria Gregoria Salinas, born 1776.
Maria Ignacia Salinas, born 1778.
