| Compiled
by Virginia Langham Olmsted, G.R.S.
From the first few paragraphs of the Preface:
" Censuses of the Spanish and Mexican eras in New
Mexico are filled with valuable information for Hispanic
and Native American genealogists. This collection of censuses,
together with a first volume, Spanish
and Mexican Colonial Censuses of New Mexico, 1790, 1823
and 1845 (Book B2), gives the researcher a century
of New Mexico families before the area came under the
jurisdiction of the United States.
"Although the 1750 census of New Mexico is a complete
census, the information recorded by the enumerators varies
with each locality and official. I have compiled the censuses
with all information given by the friars or civil officials
who recorded the original documents. The archaic spellings
and the abbreviations of baptismal names and surnames
have been retained."
A list follows of abbreviations used throughout the book,
as well as ethnic terms.
This is publication B3 of the NMGS Press. |
Spanish Colonial
Census of New Mexico (1750)
| Santa Fe
Alamo
Pecos Pueblo
Galisteo Pueblo
Tesuque Pueblo
Nambe Pueblo
Poajoaque and Cuyamungue Spanish settlers
San Ildefonso Pueblo and Spanish settlers
Villa de Santa Cruz de la Cañada
Santa Clara Pueblo
Puesto de Chama
San Juan Pueblo and Spanish settlers
Picuris Pueblo and Spanish settlers
Taos Pueblo and Taos Spanish settlers
Cochiti Pueblo
Santo Domingo Pueblo
San Felipe Pueblo
Santa Ana Pueblo
Zia Pueblo and Spanish settlers
Jemez Pueblo
Laguna Pueblo
Acoma Pueblo
Zuñi Pueblo
Villa de Alburquerque
Isleta Pueblo
Paxarito
Rancho de Padilla
Sitio de Gutierres
San Clemente
Belen
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Santa Clara Settlers (ca. 1785-1798)
Military Census of Santa Fe (1790)
Abiquiu Census (1790)
| Plaza San Rafael
Plaza San Ygnacio
Plaza San Miguel
Plaza Santa Rosa Capia
Plaza San Antonio
Plaza San Jose del Barranca
Plaza de Guadalupe
Plaza Santa Rosa de Lima
Pueblo of San Tomás |
Albuquerque Confraternity (1802)
| Alburquerque
Los Duranes
Los Candelarias
Los Griegos
San Jose de los Gallegos
San Antonio de los Poblanos
Los Rancheros
Plaza de Francisco Candelaria
Alameda
Corrales
Hacienda de SanAntonio
Atrisco
Tomé
Plaza de San Fernando
Valencia
Belen
Los Trujillos
Los Garcias
Jarales
Sausal
Los Chavez
Los Lentes
Isleta
Los Padillas
Pajarito
Sandia
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Las Huertas and Bernalillo (ca. 1803-07)
San Juan (1816): Embudo, Joya, Canos, Bosque,
and Plaza de los Angeles
San Juan (ca. 1816-1817): Ojo Caliente, San Pedro
Chamita
Sandia (1818): Spanish settlers, Corrales
Santa Clara Spanish settlers: Plaza del Rio de
Chama, Plaza de le Purissima Concepcion, Plaza de San
Antonio, Plaza de San Franicsco, Plaza de San Jose, Plaza
de San Juan, Plaza de San Pedro.
Santa Cruz de la Cañada (1822): Plaza Mayor,
Plaza de San Pedro, Plaza de Guadalupe, Plaza de San Ysidro,
Plaza de Nuestra Señora de la Luz, Ranchos, La
Puebla, Dolores, Cuchillo, San Buenaventura, Potrero,
Cundillo, Quemado, Truchas.
Santa Cruz de la Cañada (1823): Ranchos
de Guadalupe, Plaza de San Pedro, Plaza de Guadalupe,
Plaza de San Ysidro, Ranchitos, Curatelez, La Puebla,
Plaza de Dolores, Plaza de Cundillo, Plaza del Zerro.
Military Census of Santa Fe (1826)
San Antonio del Sabinal (1827)
Cañones (1830)
Ballecito (1830)
Jemez Jurisdiction (1830): Jemez Pueblo, San Ysidro,
Zia Pueblo, Del File.
Surame index
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