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Seeking information on antecedents of this MEDINA family.
Thank you.
Gloria Cordova
MEDINA.
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Jose Ysidro MEDINA (b.1743 Truchas, NM) and
Antonia Teresa TAFOYA (b.1762 Truchas)
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Maria Rosalia MEDINA (1796-1879 Taos) and
Jose Manuel SANTISTEVAN (1792 Truchas-1852 Taos, NM);
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Juan de los Reyes SANTISTEVAN (1831 Truchas-1908 Taos) and
Justa SANDOBAL (1835 Taos-1894 Taos);
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Donaciano CORDOVA (1861 Taos-1941 Trinidad, CO) and
Margarita SANTISTEVAN (1865 Taos-1943 Trinidad);
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Jose Benito CORDOVA (1884 Taos-1968 Trnidad) and
Anna Maria BARRON (1988 Taos-1925 Walsenburg);
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Barron CORDOVA (1916 Walsenburg-present) and
Cora CARMONA (1914 Hastings, CO-1995 Trinidad);
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Gloria CORDOVA (1938 Trinidad-present).
Known family of Ysidro Medina and Teresa Tafoya (Tafolla)
(children baptized at Santa Cruz de la Canada,NM):
1. Joseph de Jesus Medina (b. 2 Sep 1784, bap. 12 Sep 1784);
2. Maria Dolores Medina (b. 2 Sep 1787, bap. 6 Sep 1787);
3. Pedro Antonio Medina (b. 23 Apr 1790, bap. 28 Apr 1790);
4. Maria Ygnacia Medina (b. 20 Feb 1793, bap. 25 Feb 1793);
5. Maria Rosalia Medina [my ancestor],
(b. 12 Feb 1796, bap. 23 May 1879, d. 23 May 1879 Taos);
6. Juana Josefa Medina (b. 22 Apr 1799, bap. 24 Apr 1799).
7. Joseph de Jesus Medina (bap 12 Sep 1784, Santa Cruz);
8. Maria Dolores Medina (bap. 6 Sep 1787, Santa Cruz).
Known family of Ma.Rosalia Medina & Jose Manuel Santistevan:
(see SANTISTEVAN)
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Background of MEDINA surname in New Mexico:
Source: Esquibel, Jose A. The Royal Road: El Camino Real from Mexico City to
Santa Fe. (1998). Albuquerque: UNM Press. p. 155.
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MEDINA (soldier from Durango, Nueva Vizcaya)
Soldiers and Other Colonizers of the Vargas Era, 1692-1696
Some who founded families in New Mexico came as soldiers to assist Vargas and the native New Mexico soldiers in restoring the kingdom. ome were granted lands for service to the crown but marriage was often the main reason for these soldiers to stay in New Mexico. Other families came to New Mexico as settlers but were not part of the official colonizing expeditions of 1693, 1694, and 1695. Family name established by the soldiers and other settlers are found in family lines of people with Hispano roots in New Mexico.
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