The Pojoaque Valley was first settled by Europeans shortly after Oñate came to New Mexico. The Valley is on the Camino Real between Santa Fe and Santa Cruz de la Cañada, and it stretches no more than 15 miles in any direction. The baptismal records extracted in this volume are for Pojoaque and Nambé and the various small communities in the area. There are three indexes: an index of baptisms, an index of parents, and an index of grandparents, godparents and patrons. The book also contains an explanation of abbreviations and of Spanish language phrases. These baptismal records are essential for those who can trace their ancestors back to the Pojoaque Valley. All profits from books produced and sold by the New Mexico Genealogical Society are used to preserve New Mexico history and records.

New Mexico Baptisms: Nambe 1707-1837 and Pojoaque 1779-1839

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Anton Chico is one of the oldest communities in Guadalupe County, New Mexico. It was founded in 1822 by settlers moving from San Miguel del Bado. Baptisms recorded here include residents of Anton Chico, San Ysidro, San Agustin, Chaperito, San Antonio, Gallinas, La Cueva, La Liendre, and La Cuesta. This volume includes a children's index, a parent's index, and an index of godparents, grandparents, and others.

New Mexico Baptisms: Anton Chico: 1857 - 1872

This volume of extracted baptisms recorded at the Church of Saint Francis in Santa Fe is the third in a series of four. Three indexes are included: an index of baptisms, an index of parents, and an index of godparents, grandparents, and others.

New Mexico Baptisms of Santa Fe, vol. III: 1823 - 1839

This volume of extracted baptisms recorded at the Church of San Juan de los Cabelleros covers the years 1726-1798. Baptisms were recorded here for residents of Rio Arriba, Chama, Abiquiu, San Pedro de la Mesilla, Canoa, Ojo Caliente, and many other nearby communities. Three indexes are included: an index of baptisms, an index of parents, and an index of godparents, grandparents, and others.

New Mexico Baptisms: Church in San Juan de los Caballeros: 1726-1798

The area surrounding Santa Clara Pueblo was an important center of settlement during the Spanish Colonial era in New Mexico. New Mexican families lived in this area for generations. Baptisms recorded here include residents of Santa Clara, Ojo Caliente, Chama, Canada de Santa Clara, and other nearby communities. This volume includes a children's index, a parent's index, and an index of godparents, grandparents, and others.

New Mexico Baptisms: Church in Santa Clara Pueblo: 1841-1854

The extracted baptisms included in this book were recorded at the Church in San Ildefonso, New Mexico. Record entries include the date of the baptism and age of the infant as well as the names of parents and godparents. Some entries include notations about residence. Some of the place names mentioned in this book are Santa Clara, Nambe, Pojoaque, and El Rancho. There are three indexes: baptisms, parents, and others named in the records.

New Mexico Baptisms: Church in San Ildefonso: 1700-1796

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Situated in current Harding County, the Mosquero Church, also known as St. Joseph’s Church, served parishioners who came from miles away and multiple counties. Researchers will find marriages in these records for couples from Harding, Union, Colfax, San Miguel, and Quay Counties. Four indexes are included in this volume: an index of grooms, an index of brides, an index of parents, and an index of witnesses, godparents, and others.

San Jose Catholic Church: Mosquero, New Mexico: Marriages, 1894-1915

La Villa de Alburquerque de San Francisco Xavier del Bosque was founded in 1706. It was the fourth Spanish villa in New Mexico.The New Mexico Genealogical Society first published extracted Albuquerque baptisms many years ago. This new edition of baptisms includes many records that were missed in the first publication. The baptisms are in date order and this volume is fully indexed with a children’s index, a parent’s index, and an index of godparents, grandparents, and others.

New Mexico Baptisms: San Felipe de Neri Church in Albuquerque: 1706-1802, 1822-1828

This essential volume of extracted Abiquiú marriages is from a recently discovered parish register. These records have never been published or inventoried before now. Place names mentioned include Abiquiú, El Rito, San Rafael, Ojo Caliente, and other nearby settlements.An index of all names is included.

New Mexico Marriages: Santo Tomás Apostol de Abiquiú: 1829-1837, 1845-1853

This compilation of extracted burial records is from two burial registers of the Catholic mission church of Santo Tomás Apóstol de Abiquiú. These newly discovered registers have never been extracted, cataloged, or microfilmed before now. These essential records will be valuable to countless researchers. This volume is fully indexed.

New Mexico Burials: Abiquiu, 1777-1861: Santo Tomas Apostol de Abiquiu

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