Quiteria Villarreal

Birth

She was born circa 1743. Her father was Jose Antonio Villarreal, and her mother was Maria Catarina Hinojosa.

Marriage

She married Javier Salinas, son of Jose Antonio Salinas Camacho and Juana Garcia Guajardo. It was her second marriage, and his second marriage. He owned Mier 29 (tract).

 

 

 

 

 

 

Residence and Household - 1750

In 1750, she lived in Camargo. The census recorded that she was the daughter of a settler, and 12 years old. Her household had 7 people, and they received government aid to move to the colony:

Jose Gregorio Villarreal, son, 18 years old

Lucas Eduardo Villarreal, son, 16 years old

Francisco Venancio Villarreal, son, 14 years old

Quiteria Villarreal, daughter, 12 years old

Maria Josefa Villarreal, daughter, 10 years old

Juan Antonio Villarreal, son, 6 years old

 

 

Residence and Household - 1782

In 1782, she lived in Mier in household number 62. The church census recorded that she was married, española, and 37 years old. Her household included 8 people:

Don Javier Salinas, married, español, age 52.

Quiteria Villarreal, married, española, age 37.

Javier [Jr.] Salinas, a child, español, age 12.

Maria Teresa Salinas, a child, española, age 11.

Jose Antonio Salinas, a child, español, age 9.

Maria Gregoria Salinas, a young child, española, age 6.

Maria Ignacia Salinas, a young child, española, age 4.

Jose Luis Olivares, a youth, español, age 17.

 

 

Land Ownership

In 1767, as the daughter of a primitivo poblador, she was granted Camargo 18 by the King of Spain. She was the widow of a soldier. Her brother Venancio Villarreal [3666] took possession in her name. There was a rancho at the site.

 

 

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