Manuel Salustiano Delgado

   Cause of his death was Cholera.

  General Notes:

JWS - twin to Manuela

1850 Santa Fe, NM
Manuel Delgado 58
Maria La Luz Delgado 41
Fernando Delgado 25
Felipe Delgado 20
Stefana Delgado 14
Felipa Delgado 4
Ismel Delgado 15

My New Mexico Roots - My link to the New England Pilgrim settlers & their link to a Web of European Ancestors© Nancy López
He died on the Santa Fé Trail in Kansas from Cholera. He was on his way back to Santa Fe. On the trip were his grandson, don Eugenio Romero and a servant, Susano Layba. He was wrapped in a blanket and buried under coal with a barrel of whisky was poured over him. When the weather turned cold in 1855 his body was moved to Santa Fé for burial in the cemetery back of the San Miguel Church. A lengthy eulogy was printed in the Daily New Mexican upon his death. At his death he possessed a ranch at the Cerrillos valued at $5000. Later the property was assigned to Manuel's wife, María de la Luz Baca where it appeared in her will.
Santa Fé Scene
May 17, 1958
• He was baptized on 28 Jun 1792.
Manuel married María de la Luz Baca, daughter of Juan Domingo Baca and Ana Gertrudis Ortiz, on 20 Apr 1814 in Santa Fé, Santa Fé, Nuevo México, Republic de Méjico.422 (María de la Luz Baca was born about 1799 and died on 2 Jul 1864 in Santa Fé, Santa Fé, New México Territory.)
April 20, 1814, don Manuel Delgado, son of don Manuel Delgado and doña Josefa Garica married dona Maria de la luz Baca, daughter of don Juan Doming Baca, deceased, and dona Ana Gertruis Ortiz. Witnesses: Jose Garamillo and el scristan Mayor

Manuel married Maria de la Luz Baca, daughter of Juan Domingo Baca and Ana Gertrudes Ortiz, on 20 Apr 1814 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico. (Maria de la Luz Baca was born in 1799 and died in 1864.)

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JWS