Jose Manuel Lopez de Jaen

Birth

He was born circa 1740. His father was Francisco Lopez de Jaen, and his mother was Maria Agustina Longoria. His father owned Camargo 12 grant.

Marriage

He married Maria Josefa Vela, daughter of Diego Vela and Maria Rosalia Gonzalez.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Residence and Household - 1750

In 1750, he lived in Camargo. The census recorded that he was the son of a settler, español, and 10 years old. His household had 14 people, including 3 servants, and they received government aid to move to the colony:

Francisco Lopez de Jaen, head of household, español

Maria Agustina Longoria, wife, española

Maria Francisca Lopez de Jaen, daughter, española, 12 years old

Jose Manuel Lopez de Jaen, son, español, 10 years old

Jose Benito Lopez de Jaen, son, español, 9 years old

Jose Rafael Lopez de Jaen, son, español, 8 years old

Jose Francisco Lopez de Jaen, son, español, 7 years old

Jose Vicente Lopez de Jaen, son, español, 6 years old

Juan Jose Lopez de Jaen, son, español, 4 years old

Jose Fermin Lopez de Jaen, son, español, 2 years old

Jose Santiago Lopez de Jaen, español, 14 years old

 

 

 

 

 

 

Land Ownership

In 1767, as the son of a primitivo poblador, he was granted Camargo 14 by the King of Spain. Manuel Lopez refused to take possession of this porcion, so it was assigned to Nuñez. The title was granted to the descendants of Miguel Lopez in 1849.

 

 

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