Jose de Atienza Alcala y Escobar
(c. 1649 - after 1716)
Gertrudis Sevillano de Mancilla
(c. 1652 - after 1716)
José de Atienza de Alcala y Escobar and Gertrudis
Sevillano de Mancilla were the parents of
José de Atienza Sevillano II. We know this from LDS Disk # 38 Pins #
505057, #502279, and #502289. We also
know this from the research of Fray Angelico Chavez, published on pp.139-140 of
Origin of New Mexico Families.
Chavez
states
JOSÉ
DE ATIENZA DE ALCALÁ Y ÉSCOBAR
was a native of Villa Berguera in the Archbishopric of Toledo [Spain]
boasted at a son’s wedding that was a
member of the Third Order of Saint Dominic. He and his wife, Gertrudis
Sevillano de Mancilla came [to New Mexico] with the colonists of 1693, with two adult sons, Juan and José, and two
minor ones, Manuel, fifteen; and Joaquín, thirteen. In 1698, old José signed his full name again
during another marriage deposition, again mentioned his Dominican affiliation
and gave his age as forty-nine. He gave his age as sixty-four in 1713. In 1716 he was granted permission to return
to New Spain [Mexico],
and it seems as though the family did
leave, except José II and his family, and Joaquín, who seems to have died
before that time.
José’s parents were Juan Fernández de Atienza and María
Margarita de Alcalá y Éscobar. We know this from LDS Disk #38 Pin
#502289 and Pin #505057. He was born in
1649 in Mexico City, New
Spain [Mexico].
Gertrudis was baptized 11 February 1649 in
Sagrario, Puebla de los Angeles, Mexico. Her parents were Alonso Sevillano and Ana del
Castillo Mancilla.
José
and Gertrudis were married 22 October
1667, in the Cathedral of Mexico City, Mexico. [Disk #38 Pin
502279]. They returned to the interior of Mexico
in 1716. They were accompanied by the
family of their son Manuel.
CHILDREN OF JOSÉ DE ATIENZA ALCALÁ Y
ÉSCOBAR & GERTRUDIS SEVILLANO DE MANCILLA
[1] Juan
Atienza de Alcalá Éscobar was baprized 15 July 1668 in Puebla,
but apparently died in infancy since a second son was named Juan.
[2] Juan
de Atienza ...was born in Puebla
[Mexico] and
baptized 11 March 1670. He
was thirty-six years old and a weaver by trade when he proposed to María Luisa
Godines in 1696; the young lady, however, changed her mind after the wedding
depositions were made. Juan had been
married to Juana de Carranza, who had
died on the trip to New Mexico at
the Real de Sacualpa on June 20, 1693.
Juan is listed [in 1693] with his parents and brothers in the Velasco roll as a
widower with two sons: Cayetano, five; and Ignacio, one year old. In 1710 he stated that he was forty years old
and had lost his wife at Sacualpa. He
was official “Protector of the Indians” in 1715, asking for justice for the
Pueblos
as land grants were
[3] José
de Atienza Sevillano de Mancilla was born 1676 in Mexico
City at the Arch of San Agustín. He married Estefánia Moreno Trujillo [1673-], and they were our ancestors. Their biographies are elsewhere in this work.
Estefania’s sister, Gertrudis Moreno Trujillo, married Miguel de Quintana, and the two couples
were very close throughout life. José died 21 January 1731 in Santa Cruz,
New Mexico, age 55.
[4] Manuel
de Atienza was baptized 14 June
1678 in Santo
Angel
Analco Church
in Puebla, Mexico. He was fifteen when he made the journey to
New
Mexico in 1693-94.
He returned to New Spain [Mexico]
with his parents in 1716.
[5] Joaquín
de Atienza, fourth and youngest son of old José de Atienza, gave his age as twenty-five in 1710, stating that
he was born in Mexico City. He married a María Ansures, who was dead by
1737 when their daughter Gabriela married Marcial Martín.
[6] Josefa Atienza Sevillano, no
information
[7] Cayetano Atienza Sevillano was born at Real de Sacualpa, Mexico in
1691. No other information.
ATENCIO/ATIENZA
José de Atienza Alcalá y Escobar, son of Juan de Atienza and María de
Alcalá, md. 22 October 1667, Sagrario, Puebla de los Ángeles, Nueva España,
with Gertrudis de Mancilla, bt. 11 February 1649, Sagrario, Puebla de los
Ángeles, Nueva España, daughter of Alonso Sevillano and Ana Mancilla. (p. 319
n.34)
José de Atenza Sevillano, son of José and Gerturdis, md. 8 July 1673, Santa
Catalina de Martir, Mexico City, with Estefanía Trujillo, bt. 22 July 1673,
Catedral de México, Mexico City, daughter of Nicolás Moreno de Trujilllo and
María de Aguilar. (p. 320 n. 36)
Submitted by Donald Rivara, June 23, 2009.
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