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- [S366] Origins of New Mexico Families (A Genealogy of the Spanish ColonialPeriod), 77.
Three known sons were Jose, Juan and Lucas. Three of their daughters,Leonor, Magdalena and Juana, married three Duran y Chavez brothers, Luis,Antonio and Nicolas, respectively. A fourth, Polonia, became the wife ofSalvador de Santisteban. Several of the children were born at Guadalupedel Paso during the twelve-year exile. These were Jose, Luca, anotherJose, Polonia, Lenor, Madgadelna and Juana. The last three became thewives of three sons of Don Fernando Duran y Chavez.
- [S366] Origins of New Mexico Families (A Genealogy of the Spanish ColonialPeriod), 234.
Three known sons were Jose, Juan and Lucas. Three of their daughters,Leonor, Magdalena and Juana, married three Duran y Chavez brothers, Luis,Antonio and Nicolas, respectively. A fourth, Polonia, became the wife ofSalvador de Santisteban.
- [S366] Origins of New Mexico Families (A Genealogy of the Spanish ColonialPeriod), 234.
Lucas Montano, unlike hs brothers, stayed in Santa Fe, where he hadmarried Juana de Anaya Almazan prior to 1710. He died after eleven yearsof marriage, and his widow married twice after that. In her last will,in 1736, she named her five children by Lucas Montano: Maria Geronima,Maria Josefa, wife of Manuel Martin, Antonio Urbano, Maria Gertrudis andLucas Tadeo.
Of the girls, Maria Geronima had married Jose Rodriquges in 1729 andMaria Josefa de la Candelaria had married Manuel Martin of Santa Cruz in1730.
One son, Antonio Urbano married Juana Maria Ortega, November 31, 1740.
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