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Francisco PÉREZ SERRANO, Alcalde of Alburquerque in 1782, and th e brother-in-law of Governor de Anza. P. 258.
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Francisco Pérez Serrano+ ( ). 1c. Cadet, Sonora Exped 1780/81. H e poss. md Polonia Ortíz, 28 May 1810, La Parroquia (AASF 31:047 7).
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Francisco Pérez SERRANO was NOT married to Apolonia (Polonia) OR TIZ. He was married to Doña María Guadalupe AGUIRRE.
His son, Francisco Pérez SERRANO, was married to Apolonia ORTIZ , 28 May 1810.
Don Francisco PÉREZ SERRANO was a member of the "Leather-Jackets , " at the Presidio de Santa Fé under Governor and "Capitán Gene ral" Juan Bautista de Anza (1778-1787), as recorded in the muste r list of 1 Mar 1781 (P.37, New Mexico Genealogist; 2 Jun 1993).
"Leather-Jackets" were known as "Soldados de Cuera."
Soldados de Cuera
by Michael R. Hardwick_
_______ The origin of presidial troops in New Spain goes back t o the sixteenth century._ A line of fortified outposts called pr esidios was constructed north of Mexico City by 1570 to contai n raids by the Chichimeca Indians._ Two centuries later the lin e of presidios or forts moved into what is now the American Sout hwest and extended from Texas to California._
_______ Soldados de Cuera manning frontier presidios were a uniq ue branch of the Spanish colonial armed forces, distinct from Sp ain's regular soldiers._ They were distinguished from Spanish re gulars not only in having been born and reared in the frontier p rovinces and thus adapted to harsh conditions but also in havin g their own regulations._ Reglamentos of both 1729 and 1772 wer e distinct from those ordenanzas governing the regular army._ Pr esidial soldiers were more heavily armed and equipped than the r egular army._ In addition to standard weapons of Spanish regular s (musket, pistols, and saber), _ soldados de cuera carried a lan ce, a shield, and a heavy coat of leather armor._ The reglament o of 1729 specified that each presidial trooper was to have si x horses and one mule at his disposal._ The ordinary Spanish dra goon only had two horses available to him._
_______ The soldado de cuera was in fact named for his leather a rmor._ The cuera was a heavy, knee-length, sleeveless coat._ I t consisted of several layers of well-cured buckskin which wer e bound together at the edges with a strong seam and secured t o the body by encircling straps._ For protection, and in additio n to the leather jacket, the presidial soldier carried a shield. _ In form, there were two varieties in use._ The rodela, was a r ound shield. The adarga, was a shield design copied from the Moo rs in Spain which consisted of two overlapping ovals._
_______ For offensive weapons, soldados de cuera, were armed wit h a smoothbore musket called an escopeta of .69 caliber, two pis tols of the same caliber, a short sword, similar in design t o a European hunting sword, called an espada ancha, a dagger or _ puñal , and a lance or lanza._ Since cuera dragoons primaril y fought as mounted troops, the lance was their principle weapo n of choice._ The reliance on the lance was reinforced by inadeq uate supplies of powder on the frontier for firearms._
_______ The enlisted uniform of the enlisted cuera dragoons cons isted of a short blue coat or chupa with red collar, cuffs, an d lapels._ Enlisted men's uniforms included blue breeches or cal zones with buttons of brass._ The black Texcuco hat was wide bri mmed, turned up, and held by a loop on the left side to handle t he musket with ease. A black scarf or mascada negra de Barcelon a and a blue cloth cape or capa were also issued._
_______ Officers had a dress uniform consisting of a blue coat w ith scarlet collar, cuffs and lapels. The collar was edged wit h gold lace as was a buff or red waistcoat that was also worn. _ The coat was worn with blue knee breeches._ The hat was a gold -laced tricorn._ The undress uniform consisted of a flat black h at turned up and edged with gold lace._ Breeches were blue or bu ff and the coat was shorter than the dress coat._ Blue or red po nchos trimmed with gold lace were also permitted._ Weapons and e quipment were the same as those of enlisted men but were of bett er quality._
_______ Each presidio along the Spanish Frontier consisted o f a Caballaría or company of mounted soldiers._ The company norm ally consisted of a Captain or Capitán, a Lieutenant or Teniente , an Ensign or Alférez, a Chaplain or Capellán, one or two Serge ants or Sargentos, two Corporals or Cabos, some forty or so sold iers or soldados, and a number of Indian scouts._
_______ It would have been a very rare occurrence to ever se e a full presidial company in formation as the strength of a com pany was dispersed in small detachments on various assignments. _ In addition to garrisoning the presidio, soldados de cuera wer e detached to explore, to help establish new missions, to garris on existing missions as an escolta--escort or guard--to protec t missions from hostile Indians, protect supply caravans, carr y dispatches, and perform any number of other duties as assigne d to them by the provincial governors._ In response to a questio n about the number of duties assigned to presidial soldiers pose d by an inspecting_ Spanish official, one soldado responded, " I have more duties than the Devil has Fallen Angels!"_
_______ Soldados de cuera as individuals came from a variety o f backgrounds._ Many were mestizos, or mixed European and Indian ._ Some were mulato. Others were criollos, or Españoles born i n America, and some were peninsulares or gachupines or Spanish f rom the Iberian Peninsula._
_______ Presidial soldiers could advance themselves in a numbe r of ways._ They were paid a salary (which might not be collecte d for as many as five years at a time)._ They could be given lan d grants or advanced in the military based on their ability to r ead and write._ It is significant that in the Spanish military s ystem, presidial soldiers were by royal decree of equal status a s troops from Spain itself ._
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The CUERA, shaped like a coat without sleeves, was made of seve n plies of white tanned deerskin. It provided protection agains t the arrows of the Indians except at very close range. The shie ld was heart-shaped, made of two plies of raw bullhide and carri ed on the left arm to turn away spears and arrows. The leather j ackets, while providing protection from arrows,_ had a serious d efect, they were not rainproof, and in a sudden rainstorm they s oaked up water like a sponge, multiplying the weight. They drie d slowly, and worse, became stiff._ It is fortunate that the sou thwest was a desert._
The_ weapons they used were supposed to be musket, pistol,_ swor d, and lance._ The musket and pistol were effective only in a ca valry charge against a massed enemy, which as far as is known ne ver happened here. Therefore, the lance and sword, and, a weapo n seldom mentioned, the bow and arrow, were the mainstays. The l ance_ was the primary offensive weapon and the soldados de cuer a were_ very skilled in_ its use._
_"The soldados de cuera were among the best horsemen in the worl d.^
^This would explain why the SERRANO descendants of Juan Francisc o Perez SERRANO were noted for their exceptional horsemanship, e ven the women! -Zeke Sena Inman.
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Muster Roll of Santa Fe Presidio, 1781:
Muster Roll April 1, 1781-New Mexico State Records Center and Ar chives Roll 11, Frame 226-229 (SANMII)
_(Frame 226)_ Presidio of the Province of New Mexico, Royal Pres idio of the Villa of Santa Fe
_Cavalleria-Horsemen
_Muster roll executed by me the Teniente Coronel Don Juan Baptis ta de Anza of the _Royal Presidio of Santa Fe, of this company t hat is guarding, and is my responsibility this day 1st of Apri l 1781.
_Rank:______________________________________ Name:______________ ___________________________________ Located at:
Governor & Captain________ Don Juan Baptista de Anza____________ _______ Present
Lt. in charge as Captain__ Don Manuel de la Azuela______________ _______ Present
2nd "________ "________________________ Don Joseph María Cordero ___________________ Present
Sub-Lieutenant________________ Don Joseph Maldonado_____________ ____________ Present
"_______ " of Light Troop_____ Don Salvador Rivera______________ _______________ Present
Chaplain___________________________ Don Juan Bermejo____________ _____________ Present-Being replaced
Armorer_____________________________ Roque Lovato_______________ __________________________ Present
Drummer___________________________ Left Blank___________________ ____________________________ Vacant
_Tropa de cuera-Leather Jacket Troop
1st Sargeant_____________________________ Antonio Guerrero______ __________________________ Present
2nd Sargeant____________________________ Pablo Sandoval_________ __________________________ With horseherd
1st Corporal_____________________________ Juan Luis de Herrera__ ________________________ Present
1st Corporal____________________________ Distinguished Juan Clet o Miera________ Present
2nd "_____ "_________________________________ Juan de Jesus Beyt ia____________________________ With horseherd
2nd "______ "________________________________ Antonio Sandobal__ ______________________________ Present
Cadet_________________Don Francisco Perez Serrano_____________ _ Present
_Soldado-Soldiers
_Name:_______________________________________________________ Lo cation:
1. Salvador Antonio Sandoval______________ Ill
2. Joseph Pacheco___________________________________ Present
3. Cayetano Sandoval____________________________ Present
4. Ysidro Maese______________________________________ Ill
5. Ysidro Rodriguez______________________________ Present
6. Joseph Rael Aguilar__________________________ Present
7. Ygnacio Duran___________________________________ Present
8. Diego Peña_________________________________________ With hors eherd
9. Juan Sandoval____________________________________ Present
10. Joseph Griego____________________________________ With horse herd
11. Joseph Antonio Maese______________________ With horseherd
12. Antonio Madril__________________________________ Present
13. Juan Tafolla________________________________________ Present
14. Gaspar Ortiz_______________________________________ With hor seherd
15. Ventura Esquibel_______________________________ With horsehe rd
16. Ygnacio Madrid_________________________________ Ill
17. Geronimo Gonzales___________________________ Present
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18. Joseph Antonio Lopez_______________________ Present
19. Manuel Sandoval________________________________ Present
20. Diego Gallego______________________________________ Ill
21. Pedro Felipe Rodriguez____________________ Present
22. Francisco de Ortega____________________________ With horsehe rd
23. Joseph Sandoval__________________________________ Present
24. Juan Gonzales______________________________________ Present
25. Juan de Urioste____________________________________ Present
26. Francisco Montes Vejil_______________________ Ill
27. Domingo Santistevan_________________________ With horseherd
28. Manuel Mares_____________________________________ With horse herd
29. Manuel Saenz Garvizo_______________________ Ill
30. Joseph Francisco Maese_____________________ Ill
31. Bartolo Fernandes_______________________________ Present
32. Alonso Rivera______________________________________ Ill
33. Antonio Casaus___________________________________ Ill
34. Vizente Monguccho____________________________ Present
35. Antonio Armijo____________________________________ Present
36. Bernardo Bustamante__________________________ Present
37. Gaspar Maldonado_____________________________ Ill
38. Baltasar Rivera_____________________________________ Ill
39. Antonio Roman Sanchez_____________________ Ill
40. Cristobal Vejil______________________________________ Presen t
41. Anselmo Gallego_________________________________ Present
42. Miguel Gallego____________________________________ With hors eherd
43. Manuel Alari________________________________________ Ill
44. Antonio Reyes Vejil____________________________ Present
45. Joseph Ygnacio Alari__________________________ Present
46. Distinguished Don Manuel Miera____ Present
47. Manuel Gallegos__________________________________ With horse herd
_Tropa Ligera-Flying Troop
_Rank:______________________________________ Name:______________ _______________________ Located at:_
3rd Sargeant_________________ Juan de Abrego____________________ ______________ Present
1st Corporal_________________ Juan de Dios Peña_________________ _____________ Present
"____ "___________________________ Juan Antonio Alari___________ ____________________ Present
2nd "________ "__________________ Antonio Romero________________ _________________ With horseherd
2nd "_________ "_________________ Thomas Oritz__________________ ____________________ With horseherd
Cadet__________________________ Don Joseph Antonio Ortiz________ ___________ Ill
_Soldados-Soldiers
_Name:__________________________________________________________ _________ Location:_
1. Distinguished Don Carlos Fernandes____ Present
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2. Distinguished Don Bernardo Miera_______ Present
3. Antonio Joseph Baca_________________________________ Ill
4. Manuel Baca_______________________________________________ Il l
5. Ramon Esquivel________________________________________ Presen t
6. Salvador Tenorio_______________________________________ Ill
7. Andres Sandoval_______________________________________ Presen t
8. Tomas Lopes_____________________________________________ Wit h horseherd
9. Joseph Antonio Ortis________________________________ Present
10. Joseph Antonio Sanches___________________________ Present
11. Pedro Antonio Romero____________________________ Ill
12. Bartolo Martin___________________________________________ Wi th horseherd
13. Joseph Antonio Beytia_____________________________ With hors eherd
14. Vizente Garcia___________________________________________ Il l
15. Joseph Antonio Rael_________________________________ Ill
16. Joseph Antonio Urioste____________________________ Ill
17. Bartolo Gutierres_______________________________________ Ill
18. Joseph Antonio Armijo____________________________ With horse herd
19. Diego Manuel Baca__________________________________ Present
20. Joseph Antonio Gallego__________________________ Present
21. Francisco Torres_______________________________________ Ill
22. Joseph Francisco Martin__________________________ With horse herd
23. Joseph Miguel Tafolla_____________________________ Ill- Die d 5 April 1781
24. Juan Benavides_________________________________________ Pres ent
25. Antonio Esquibel_____________________________________ Presen t
26. Juan Joseph Trujillo_________________________________ Ill
27. Bartolo Maese___________________________________________ Ill
28. Joseph de Alari________________________________________ Pres ent
29. Joseph Antonio Garcia____________________________ Present
30. Manuel Sanches Tagle____________________________ Present
31. Luis Martin_______________________________________________ P resent
32. Antonio Gutierres____________________________________ With h orseherd
33. Manuel Romero________________________________________ With h orseherd
34. Francisco Torres________________________________________ Wit h horseherd
35. Vicente Sandobal_______________________________________ Pres ent
36. Joseph Vexil______________________________________________ _ With horseherd
37. Matias Rivera_____________________________________________ P resent
38. Joseph Miguel Sena__________________________________ Ill
39. Pablo Sena_________________________________________________ _ With horseherd
40. Joseph Rivera_____________________________________________ I ll
41. Matias Sena_______________________________________________ _ Ill
42. Luis Lovato_______________________________________________ _ Present
43. Manuel Martin___________________________________________ Pre sent
44. Juan Antonio Anaya__________________________________ With ho rseherd
45. Pedro Antonio Mestas______________________________ Present
46. Vizente Garcia Noriega____________________________ Present
47. Miguel Trujillo_________________________________________ Pre sent
48. Joseph Miguel Thenorio_________________________ Present
49. Joseph María Caveza de Baca________________ Present
50. Juan Gallegos Baca__________________________________ Present
51. Juan Tafoya_______________________________________________ P resent
52. José Antonio Alari____________________________________ Prese nt
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Summary:
Governor_____________________ 1
Lieutenants/Captains____ 2
Alferez________________________ 2
Captain_______________________ 1_________
Armorer______________________ 1
Drummer____________________ 0
Sargeant______________________ 3
Cavos__________________________ 8
Cadets_________________________ 2
Horse Soldiers__________ 20
Ill________________________________ 29
Present________________________ 50
Total___________________________ 119
_Retired:
Teniente Don Tomas Madrid___ Joaquin Tenorio__________________ A ntonio de Ortega
Joseph Mares__________________________ Salvador Duran___________ ____________ Antonio Rivera
Francisco Garcia_____________________ Joseph Antonio Griego_____ _____ Manuel Martin
Juan Tafoya_____________________________ Bartolo Venavides
Altas-Note:_ The dragoons light soldiers, Juan Gallegos, _Baca , Juan Tafoya and José Antonio Alari, entered into service the 1 st of April present day and year, certified._
Another:_ The Corporal Antonio Sandobal of the dragoons, promote d to the tropa de cuera soldiers, rest illegible._
Other:_ The Cuera Soldier Thomas Ortiz, promoted from the dragoo ns troop on the 1st of the month._
Bajas-Note:_ Corporal de Cuera Bartolome Gutierres died of natur al causes on the 1st of February of this year in the expeditio n to Sonora and buried._ The soldier Juan Gallegos Baca took hi s place._
Other:_ The drummer position is vacant, since 20th of thismont h when_ José Manuel Fragoso died._
Other:_ The soldier Manuel Fernandes, cuera, and José Miguel Mae z, tropa ligera, died suddenly the 2nd, the 25th of the indicate d month and the 1st of the 28 of same month.
In compliance with the muster roll, I the Captain, on the said d ay, month and year that certify._ Signed:_ Juan Baptista de Anz a (rubric)
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Surname: Pérez Serrano Given Name: María Teresa de Jesús Sex: F
Place of Birth: Date of Birth: Order:
Place of Death: Date of Death: Cause of Death:
Race or Tribe: Española Residence: Tetuachi; Divisadero; Tubac ; Santa Fe; Arizpe Title: Hija de Francisco Pérez Serrano; Muje r de Francisco Antonio de Ansa
Place of Service: Burial Place: Translation: (Pérez is Spanis h - son of Pero, ancient Basque given name; Serrano is Basqu e - blackberry patch)
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Event ID: 2168 Book: Arizpe Page Number: NN
Event: Baptism Event Date: 01/30/1745 Event Place: Arizpe
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Personal ID: 5406 Given Name: Gerardo Surname: Ortiz Cortez Rela tionship: Godfather
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Personal ID: 5629 Given Name: Francisco Surname: Pérez Serrano R elationship: Father
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Personal ID: 5871 Given Name: Ana María Surname: Ortiz Cortez Re lationship: Mother
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Event ID: 4369 Book: Arizpe Page Number: 181v-186v
Event: Marriage Presentation Event Date: 05/26/1798 Event Place : Arizpe
Notes: In the town of Arizpe on the 26th day of the month of Ma y of the year 1798, Don Teodoro de Islas appeared before me, Do n José Cayetano Salcido, Priest for His Majesty, Vicar, and Eccl esiastic Judge for this capital and its jurisdiction, and said t hat for the better service of God he wants to contract marriage , according to the order of our holy mother church, with Doña An a María de Anza. To this effect, having been charged in the seri ousness of our religion, in the oath and obligation to tell th e truth, sins that will be incurred, eternal punishments, and te mporal obligations that must be submitted to, I received his oat h under the sign of the cross, that he made in good faith befor e God, our Lord, to protect our faith and to tell the truth as h e understands it. In light of that, he promised to tell the trut h about what he knows and what he would be asked and, accordin g to the general instruction on the subject (to obtain and mak e evident the maternal consent on his part and that of his fianc ée according to the royal disposition of His Majesty), he said t hat his name is Teodoro de Yslas, that he is a Spaniard and a si ngle man, originally from the village of San Miguel de Horcasita s, and that he has lived in this town since childhood; he is th e legitimate son of Don José Joaquín de Yslas, deceased, and Doñ a Anna María del Castillo Pesqueira; that in fact he desires t o marry Doña Anna María de Anza, a young Spanish maiden, origina lly from the presidio of Tubac, also a resident of this town sin ce childhood; she is the legitimate daughter of Don Francisco d e Anza, deceased, and Doña María Teresa Pérez Serrano; that ther e is no tie of relationship with his fiancée, either through kin ship or by marriage, licit or illicit copulation, or spiritual r elationship; that he is not, nor has he ever been married; tha t there is no other pending betrothal with any other person; tha t he has made no vow, either simple or solemn, of chastity or re ligion, as also he has neither incurred any impediment of publi c honesty, criminal or canonical, that would prevent this marria ge; and that he solicits it of his own free and voluntary will , without any deceit, force, fear, or compulsion; and, by the sa me token, he is the proponent of his request and that what he ha s said is the truth according to his oath. He herein dated, affi rmed, and ratified it as his declaration as it was read to him . He said that he is twenty-four years of age and signed with m e in the presence of the appointed notary of this, my ecclesiast ic jurisdiction. José Cayetano Salcido (rubric) Theodoro de Ysla s (rubric) Before me, Miguel Ruiz (rubric), Appointed Notary O n the said day, month and year, Doña Anna María de Anza appeare d before me, having been instructed in the religion of the oat h as subscribed to and made in the form of God, Our Lord, and th e sign of the holy cross, under which she promised to tell the t ruth about what she knows and what she would be asked, and accor ding to the general instruction on the subject she said that he r name is Anna María de Anza; that she is Spanish, an unmarrie d maiden, the legitimate daughter of Don Francisco de Anza, dece ased, and Doña María Tereza Pérez Serrano, and that in effect sh e desires to contract marriage with Don Teodoro de Yslas, a sing le Spaniard originally from the village of San Miguel de Horcasi tas and resident of this town from the time of his childhood; th at she has no tie of relationship with the said individual, he r fiancée, either through kinship or by marriage, licit or illic it copulation, or spiritual relationship; that she is not, nor h as she ever been married; that there is no other pending betroth al with any other person; that she has made no vow, either simpl e or solemn, of chastity or religion; nor has she incurred any i mpediment, criminal or canonical, that would prevent her marriag e; and that her intent is of her own free and voluntary will, wi thout any intervening deceit, force, fear, or coercion; and, b y the same token, she is the author of her solicitation; that wh at she has said is the truth according to her oath; that on th e date herein, she affirmed, and ratified this as her declaratio n as it was read to her. She said that she is twenty-three year s of age and that she does not know how to sign her name. I di d it for her in good faith in the presence of the appointed nota ry of this, my ecclesiastical jurisdiction. José Cayetano Salcid o (rubric)\ Before me, Miguel Ruiz (rubric), Appointed Notary.
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ORTIZ FAMILY OF New Mexico, The--Olmstead
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Sena, Zeke, Imported GEDCOM file
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ORTIZ FAMILY OF New Mexico, The--Olmstead
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[14823] Info submission by Yolanda Romero C
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ORIGINS OF NM FAMILIES
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Spanish Archives of New Mexico II