Baldomero [no surname] was a Chalon Native American born at ranchería Chalón in what is now Monterey County about 1785. He was the son of Yacsuno and Pecholtes. He assumed his Christian name Baldomero upon his baptism at Mission Soledad on July 31, 1793 (SLD Baptism 00167). On September 8, 1798, he married [1] Chalon Native American neophyte Crispina* [no surname] (SLD Marriage 00098). After her death he married [2] Chalon Native American Piuuína (María Josefa [no surname]) at Mission Soledad November 10, 1806 (SLD Marriage 00321). He died at Mission Soledad sometime after his second marriage in November 1806 and before Josefa's second marriage in October 1811 [SLD Death not found]).
* NOTE: Mission Soledad marriage 00098 links this Crispina, born ranchería Chalón, to Mission San Carlos (Carmel) baptism 00511, but this can not be correct. That Crispina was an Esselen Native American born at ranchería Ensen in 1772, and she died at Mission San Carlos (Carmel) and was buried there on January 3, 1785 (SC Death 00396). This was several years before this Crispina's marriage in September 1798, and the birth of her child Antonio de Jesús in September 1802. Therefore, this Crispina died sometime after September 1802 and before her husband's second marriage in November 1806.
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Children:
(with Crispina)
- Antonio de Jesús (Sep. 23, bap. 26, 1802 [SLD Baptism 00877])
* NOTE: Mission Soledad marriage 00098 links this Crispina, born ranchería Chalón, to Mission San Carlos (Carmel) baptism 00511, but this can not be correct. That Crispina was an Esselen Native American born at ranchería Ensen in 1772, and she died at Mission San Carlos (Carmel) and was buried there on January 3, 1785 (SC Death 00396). This was several years before this Crispina's marriage in September 1798, and the birth of her child Antonio de Jesús in September 1802. Therefore, this Crispina died sometime after September 1802 and before her husband's second marriage in November 1806.
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Children:
(with Crispina)
- Antonio de Jesús (Sep. 23, bap. 26, 1802 [SLD Baptism 00877])
Baldomero [no surname] was a Chalon Native American born at ranchería Chalón in what is now Monterey County about 1785. He was the son of Yacsuno and Pecholtes. He assumed his Christian name Baldomero upon his baptism at Mission Soledad on July 31, 1793 (SLD Baptism 00167). On September 8, 1798, he married [1] Chalon Native American neophyte Crispina* [no surname] (SLD Marriage 00098). After her death he married [2] Chalon Native American Piuuína (María Josefa [no surname]) at Mission Soledad November 10, 1806 (SLD Marriage 00321). He died at Mission Soledad sometime after his second marriage in November 1806 and before Josefa's second marriage in October 1811 [SLD Death not found]).
* NOTE: Mission Soledad marriage 00098 links this Crispina, born ranchería Chalón, to Mission San Carlos (Carmel) baptism 00511, but this can not be correct. That Crispina was an Esselen Native American born at ranchería Ensen in 1772, and she died at Mission San Carlos (Carmel) and was buried there on January 3, 1785 (SC Death 00396). This was several years before this Crispina's marriage in September 1798, and the birth of her child Antonio de Jesús in September 1802. Therefore, this Crispina died sometime after September 1802 and before her husband's second marriage in November 1806.
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Children:
(with Crispina)
- Antonio de Jesús (Sep. 23, bap. 26, 1802 [SLD Baptism 00877])
* NOTE: Mission Soledad marriage 00098 links this Crispina, born ranchería Chalón, to Mission San Carlos (Carmel) baptism 00511, but this can not be correct. That Crispina was an Esselen Native American born at ranchería Ensen in 1772, and she died at Mission San Carlos (Carmel) and was buried there on January 3, 1785 (SC Death 00396). This was several years before this Crispina's marriage in September 1798, and the birth of her child Antonio de Jesús in September 1802. Therefore, this Crispina died sometime after September 1802 and before her husband's second marriage in November 1806.
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Children:
(with Crispina)
- Antonio de Jesús (Sep. 23, bap. 26, 1802 [SLD Baptism 00877])
