Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars: Maria Antonia Sandoval and Victor Lovato

Sunday, May 17, 2015

Maria Antonia Sandoval and Victor Lovato

© Kathy Duncan, 2015

Maria Antonia Sandoval was the daughter of Jose Rafael Sandoval and Maria Apolonia Fresquis. She married Victor Lovato.

Baptism Record of Maria Antonia Sandoval:

Sandoval, Antonia, bapt 12 Feb 1803, daughter of Jose Rafael Sandoval and Apolonia Fresquis, residents of Embudo; godparents: Mathias Velando Suazo and Maria Francisca Martin.
[Source: San Juan de los Caballeros Baptisms 1726 - 1870 by Thomas D. Martinez]

Baptisms of Children of Maria Antonia Sandoval and Victor Lovato:

Lovato, Maria Nicolasa, bapt. 9 Apr 1825, San Juan, Rio Arriba Co., NM
[Source: familysearch.org]

Lovato, Maria Ygnacia, born 29 Dec. 1830, bapt. 2 Jan 1831, San Juan de Los Caballeros, San Juan, Rio Arriba Co., NM
[source: familysearch.org]

Lovato, Antonio Rafael, born 14 Sept 1833, bapt. 19 Sept 1833, Catholic, Picuris de San Lorenzo, Taos Co., NM. father: Victor Lovato mother: Antonia Sandoval
[source: familysearch.org]

Lovato, Maria del Carmen, bapt. 21 July 1842, age 4 days, daughter of Victor Lovato and Maria Antonia Sandobal, residents of the plaza of San Francisco of Ranchos; paternal grandparents: Domingo Lovato and Maria Clara Tafoya; and maternal grandparents: Rafael Sandobal and Maria Polonia Fresquis; godparents: Miguel Antonio Romero and Maria Rafaela Salasar, residents of mismo lugar.
[Source: New Mexico Baptisms Santa Cruz de la Canada, vol 11 1795 - 1827 by Virginia Langham Olmstead]

Marriages of Children of Maria Antonia Sandoval and Victor Lovato:

Lobato, Maria Nicolasa of San Juan de Los Cabelleros, daughter of Victor Lobato and Maria Antonia Sandoval married Mata Cordenas of San Juan de Los Cabelleros, son of Francisco Cardenas and Maria Romona Martines. Married on 15 Nov 1847 in Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe - Catholic, Taos, present day Taos Co, New Mexico.
[source: familysearch.org]

[source: familysearch.org]
Lobato, Maria Ygnacia of Taos, daughter of Victor Lobato and Maria Antonia Sandoval married Jose Del Carmel Cruz of Taos, son of Felipe Cruz and Catarina Gonzalez on 20 March 1849 in Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe - Catholic, Taos, present day Taos Co, New Mexico.
[source: familysearch.org]

Death Record of Maria Antonia Sandoval:

21 January 1876, Antonia Sandoval, wife of Victor Lovato, daughter of Rafael Sandoval and Maria Apolonia Hurtado, deceased, Rancho.
[Source: Archdiocese of Santa Fe 1876 Taos Death Records, LDC Film #17019, transcribed by Louanna Gortarez]

Death Records of Children of Maria Antonia Sandoval and Victor Lovato:

28 January 1861, Maria Del Carmen Lovato, adult daughter of Victor Lovato, deceased, and of Antonia Sandoval, no city of residence named, interred San Francisco del Rancho.
[Source: Archdiocese of Santa Fe 1861 Taos Death Records, LDC Film #17019, transcribed by Louanna Gortarez]

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My favorite memories from childhood include visits to my grandparents in East Texas. At dusk we'd run around my grandparent's yard, catching fireflies and putting them in jelly jars. When darkness descended, we'd return to the porch. It was a special treat to sit in the porch swing. Inevitably, the adults would launch into family stories of Pink Kelley's brush with Sherman's troops, of Great Uncle Hood Brown's tragic death, and of the Kelley family's wagon trip to Texas, among many others. The stars on those nights were magical.

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