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Name |
ROMERO, Felipe |
Birth |
Abt. 1721 |
Rio Chico, Sonora, Mexico |
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b: Abt. 1721 Rio Chico, Sonora, MX
married: Abt. 1746 Sonora, MX
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Gender |
Male |
Biography |
1768 |
Royal Presidio, Loreto, Baja California, Mexico [1] |
Person ID |
I11105 |
1. Schwald - WA-NY-OR-TX |
Last Modified |
25 Jun 2013 |
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Sources |
- [S154] Harry W. Crosby, BK-Antigua California Mission & Colony 1697-1768, (U. of N. Mex. Press 1994), p. 420.
BIOGRAPHY
Felipe Romero Born c. 1721 at Rio Chico, Sonora, the son of Manuel Romero and Agustina Leon,
died post-1789 [1768; California Archive, vol. 5, p. 41; AGNM, Provincias Internas, vol. 7, exp. 11, fol. 109v.] (Juana Linan).
Romero was a mestizo [California Archive, vol. 5, p. 41 - Romero mistakenly called Luis in this copy of parts of the original document, but facts fit Felipe].
Enlisted at Loreto in 1740 [AHBCS, Economico, document 6], was part of Padre Consag's military escort during his 1746 exploration to the mouth of the Rio Colorado [Barco, Historia Natural, p. 370].
Romero retired in the 1760's, but was made sergeant of a militia company at Real de Santa Ana in 1768. He also received a Galvez land grant in 1768, and the next year got title to the lands of Mision de San Luis Gonzaga when it was closed and the neophytes moved to Todos Santos {1768; AHBCS, Economico, document 6]...
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