From the Introduction:
"Lucero de Godoi in the parishes of Albuquerque, Abiquiu,
Cochiti, Isleta, Picuris, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Santa
Fe, San Ildefonso, San Juan, Taos and Tomé, with
special emphasis on the descendants of Diego Lucero
and Ana Maria Martin and among their issue, their
son Santiago Lucero who married Barbara Padilla,
an heiress of Sebastian Martin.
Captain Pedro Lucero de Godoi, born1600 Mexico
City, died before the Pueblo Revolt in 1680.
- Married by 1628 to Petronila de Zamora, probably
the daughter of Bartolome Montoya and Maria
de Zamora. They had at least three children: Catalina
Lucero (who married Diego Romero); Juan
Lucero (who married 1st Luisa Romero; 2nd
Juana de Carbajal, and 3rd Isabel de Salazar);
Pedro Lucero, who may have been the child of
second wife, Francisca.
- Married 2nd to Francisca Gomez y Robledo. She
died in the massacre of 1680. They had five daughters;
one of whom was Maria Lucero, wife of Lazaro
de Misquia, and a son, Francisco Lucero,
who married 1st Josefa Lopez de Grijalva, and
2nd Catalina de Espiñola.
Pedro had two brothers: Diego, a secular priest,
and Francisco, in Mexico City.
The children from this family permeated the whole of
New Mexico over the following generations, so that the
book's index alone covers 206 pages of names in two columns
per page. Included are lists of terms, customs
and racial terminology used in the publication,
and a name index. The author's continuing research
after the book was published produced some additional
material, additions and corrections. Those are added at
the end of the book and are not included in the index.
An exceptional family genealogy.
Compiled by Margaret L. Buxton. A publication of
the New Mexico Genealogical Society |
