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Historical Notes on Soza Individuals Random Historical Notes Poet Baltasar del Alcazar (1530-1606), in his poem CENA JOCOSA Oxford, Clarendon Press wrote about Lope De Sosa and his wife Ines, and that they lived in Jaen. Lope de Sosa and his wife Dona Ines Cabrera were from Cordoba. Lope was a appointed Governor of Tierra Firme, Castiila de Oro, Old Panama. Previously Sosa was Acting Governor of the Canary Islands and his son Juan Alonso Sosa, their oldest son was with him. Juan Alonso Sosa, later in 1530 was appointed Royal Treasurer, Mexico City, Nueva Espana. F 1231 I2 Juan Alonso de Sosa, Hidalgo, Poblador de Cordoba. Parents: In 1530 Juan Alonso Sosa became Royal Treasurer of Nueva Espana. He married Ana Estrada, daughter of the former Royal Treasurer. Sosa received several grants of tributes, which reverted to the Crown when the law was changed. Public official could not any longer receive tributes from encomienderas. Sosa was also active in silver mining, and mining ventures with Cortes. Robert Himmerich y Valencia U of Texas, Austin F 1230 H56 1991 "In 1536-1537 Pedro de Sosa appeared as Inquisition witness against Gonzalo Gomez. In 1558, in the fourth Inquisition trial of Diego de Morales, the proceso informs that Diego de Morales was the paternal grandfather of Licenciado Bernabe de Sosa, holder of the encomienda of Mazatenaga, and that Sosa was an applicant for a position with the Holy Office." Alfonso Albornos Sosa b. 1549 Mexico Gaspar Castano de Sosa 1590 Nuevo Leon & Nuevo Mexico Francisco de Sosa Penalosa, native of the city of Avila in Castile,
son of Francisco Penalosa, Lt Gov., Capt. Gen. and inspector gene.
Wife is Dona Eufenia. Sons Francisco de Sosa Penalosa 24, Estevan
Illan de Soza 21, married to Dona Juana Arguello. Daughter Dona
Juana de Trejo, married to Capt. Diego de Zubia, purveyor of this
army. "Recruitment of soldiers in New Mexico for service in Sonora in the XV11 Century. Three Routes important in the settlement of Northern Mexico and
Sonora: 2. Inland route Parral, Durango, Parral, Chihuahua, El Paso, Santa Fe. 3. Santa Fe, El Paso, Casa Grandes, Janos, Fronteras,
Sonora In 1680. "Perea hubo de acudir a Nuevo Mexico solo para traer como pobladores doce hombres, de la familia de los Perea Granillo-"padres y tios de mi consorte " dice Manje - descendiente de companeros de Onate "In the vespera of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 in Mew Mexico there were about 3 mil espanoles y alli se dirigio el andaluz Perea a buscar gente para cubrir las plazas de soldados que se habria prometido mantener en su jurisdicion: y es muy significante que para traer ventecinco soldados hubiese de traer doce de la gobernacion del rio Grande." . Ibid In 1684 Domingo Julian de Sosa, a soldier accompanied Admiral Don
Isidro de Atondo and Father Eusebio F. Kino on ill fated attempts
to settle, colonize and evangelize at San Bruno, Baja California
They took 30 soldiers from the Presidio of Sinaloa . Nicolasa Sosa (widow) 1706 N.E. of Arizpe Alferez Jose Maria Sosa b. 1746 Jecori, Sonora October 31, 1760 Sergeant Miguel de Sosa accomplice with Capt.
Felipe de Rabago y Teran in murder of Fr. Ganzabal at Mission Candelaria
on San Xavier River, (Texas). Case reversed by Fiscal Domingo Valcarcel
and absolved. Rafael Sosa 40, his wife Eufrasia 20, children: Juan
13, Maria Guadalupe 6, Juan 4, Maria Ignacia 9 months, all from
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