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- Have not yet found the baptism/birth record for Jose Atanancio Trujillo.
There are two possible sources for a birth date:
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1. At a Trujillo family reunion in the 80's, some paperwork was handed
out (unknown source) that had Jose Atanacio Trujillo born on 26 Jauuary
1801 in Ojo Caliente (Rio Arriba), New Mexico. Note that Ojo Caliente
is located in both Taos and Rio Arriba counties, but the mining area
where people worked was in Rio Arriba County.
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2. Another source from FamilySearch states that Jose Atanancio Trujillo
was born 6 January 1809.
Jose Atanancio Trujillo is linked as the son of Jose Maria Trujillo
and Josefa Martin through at least one baptism record of his children.
Luis Rafael Trujillo, listed his parents as Jose Atanancio Trujillo and
Maria de Jesus Valdes, and listed his paternal grandparents to be
Jose Maria Trujillo and Maria Josefa Martin. The maternal grand-
parents were listed as Juan Antonio Valdes and Maria Apolonia
Medina.
1845 New Mexico Spanish & Mexican census
Source Info - Book: New Mexico Genealogical Society, translated and
compiled by Virginia Langham Olmsted.
Copyright 1975 (Revised edition - 3 June 2015)
El Rito, Rio Arriba, New Mexico
page number 232 (frame 438 of microfilm)
Living in the household were:
Atanacio Trugijo (Trujillo), age 32 (born ca 1813 [Head of household]
Maria de Jesus Valdes, age 30 (born ca 1815) [wife]
Rafael Trugijo (Trujillo), age 11 (born ca 1833)
Desiderio - age 8 (born ca 1837)
Manuel Estevan - age 5 (born ca 1840)
Maria Rufina - age 2 (born ca 1843)
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-64V3-CM2?cc=1401638
New Mexico Territory > Rio Arriba > Rio Arriba county
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Atanacio Trujillo found in 1850 Rio Arriba, New Mexico Territory federal
census. Listed in family were:
Atencio (Atanacio) Trugillo (Trujillo) age 48, a farmer, with real estate
noted as 128. Could read and write.
Maria (wife), age 40, could also read and write.
son Rafael, age 22, Farmer, could also read and write.
son Jose, age 15
son Manuel, age 13,
daughter Rufina, age 12
daughter Juliana, age 8
daughter Juana, age 1
daughter Genoveva, age 4
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Deaths 1865-1955
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Atanacio Trujillo was listed in a 1836 Abiquiu record (believe military listing). Ages were not
given.
New Mexico, U.S., Land Records of New Spain, 1692-1916
(Available on Ancestry.com - translated record)
Land Grant Case Files, Serial 10373 PLC Cases 106-109
This record was from April 1900, and part of testimony
for the Conejos Land Grant, in which Luis Rafael Trujillo
testified. Some key points asked by the court and
answered by Luis Rafael Trujillo, after being sworn in:
Q. State you name, age, and residece?
A. Luis Rafael Trujillo, 73 years old, residence Costillo,
New Mexico.
Q. Where were you born?
A. In Abiquiu
Q. How long did you reside in Abiquiu?
A. I was born there, but I was taken to El Rito, Colorado,
this side of Abiquiu.
Q. Then how long did you live at El Rito, Colorado?
A. I lived there up to 1854.
Q. In what year were you born?
A. In the year 1827.
Q. Where did you go from El Rito, Colorado?
A. I came to Taos for a year.
Q. Then where?
A. Then I went to Conejos, the same year in the month of
November.
Q. Then where?
A. Then I came to Costillo.
Q. How long were you at Conejos?
A. In 1877 in the month of October I came to Costillo, New
Mexico.
Q. Who was your father?
A. Atencio (Atanacio) Trujillo
Q. Who was your grandfather?
A. Jose Maria Trujillo; he was my grandfather of my father's
side.
Q. Do you know anything about a tract of land said to have
been granted by the mexican government to a number of
colonists of individuals from between 1833 and 1844 known
as the Conejos grant?
A. I know something.
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The document goes on to detail many of the original conejos
grant land owners, and Luis was asked when he was there.
He stated he was first at this location in 1840, and also noted
that his father/grandfather had been to this location. He
lived in this area from 1852-1877, at which time he returned
to Costilla, New Mexico.
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