Family: GUTIERREZ, Jose / ARBALLO, Maria Feliciana (F3439)

• Male GUTIERREZ, Jose

  
  

  Birth	Bef. 1752	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Christening	Bef. 1752	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Death	Bef. 1775	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Burial	Bef. 1775	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Marriage	Bef. 1769  [1]	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico  [1]
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  Female ARBALLO, Maria Feliciana

  
  

  Birth	Abt. 1752	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Christening	Abt. 1752	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Death	Aft. 5 Nov 1818	Alta California
  Burial	Aft. 5 Nov 1818	Alta California
  Other Spouse	LOPEZ, Juan Francisco | F3440
  Marriage	07 Apr 1776	Mission San Gabriel, Alta California
  Other Spouse	TENORIO, Mariano | F3442
  Marriage	10 Mar 1800	Mission San Diego, Alta California
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  Female + GUTIERREZ, Maria Tomasa

  
  

  Birth	Abt. 1769	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Christening	Abt. 1769	Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Death	Abt. 15 Apr 1798	San Diego, Alta California
  Burial	16 Apr 1798	San Diego Presidio, Alta California
  Spouse	SEPULVEDA, Juan Jose | F3436
  Marriage	08 Jan 1786	Mission San Juan Capistrano, Alta California

  
  

  Female + GUTIERREZ, Maria Eustaquia

  
  

  Birth	Abt. 1771	San Miguel de Horcasitas, Sonora, Mexico
  Christening	Abt. 1771	San Miguel de Horcasitas, Sonora, Mexico
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  Spouse	PICO, Jose Maria Dario | F3443
  Marriage	10 May 1789	San Diego Presidio, Alta California

  
  

• Sources

  [S004] California Spanish Genealogy, Alta Cal 1775 - Anza Expedition Members, (www.sfgenealogy.com). 1775-1776 ANZA EXPEDITION -Maria Feliciana Arballo, widow of Jose Gutierrez, accompanied the expedition with her two little girls: Maria Tomasa Gutierrez, age six, and Maria Estaquia Gutierrez, age four. -She left the expedition at San Gabriel, where on March 6, 1776, she was married to Juan Francisco Lopez, a soldier of the guard. The marriage ceremony was performed by Fray Francisco Garces, missionary to the Colorado river tribes, who, it will be remembered, Anza had left at the junction of the rivers. Garces had gone up the Colorado to visit the Mojaves and had crossed the Mojave desert, arriving at San Gabriel after the expedition had passed up the coast. -Little Maria Estaquia, thirteen years later, married Jose Maria Pico whom she had first known when, a boy of eleven, he accompanied his family with the expedition. She became the mother of Pio Pico. -Maria Feliciana had, by her second husband, Maria Ignacia de la Candelaria Lopez, who married Joaquin Carrillo of San Diego, and became the mother of General Vallejo's wife and four other daughters whose loveliness is duly recorded in the pages of this historia verdadera. -After her husband's death Maria Ignacia Lopez de Carrillo, who was a most beautiful woman, was granted, in 1841, the rancho Cabeza de Santa Rosa in Sonoma county, where she lived with her son Ramon. She is buried in the ruined mission of San Francisco Solano, at Sonoma. Her remains were laid under the font where it would receive the holy water that fell from the hands of devout worshippers.