| YEAR(S) | ENCOMENDEROS | REMARKS |
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| before 1620-c. 1656 | Francisco Gómez? |
A Portuguese; to N.M. c. 1605; leading citizen; sargento mayor, etc. Suc. by his son |
| c. 1656-80 | Francisco Gómez Robledo |
Born Santa Fe c. 1628; tried by Inquisition 1660s and acquitted; maese
de campo |
Alcaldes Mayores of Galisteo (Tanos) and District Including Pecos |
| c. 1659-61 | Diego González Bernal |
Agent of Gov. Lopez; removed by him |
| 1661 | Antonio de Salas | Appointed and removed by Gov. López |
| 1661-65 | Jerónimo de Carvajal |
Born in Sandia dist. c. 1630; owner of Cerrillos estancia |
| 1664 | Francisco de Anaya Almazán |
Born N.M. c. 1633; family perished in revolt of 1680; he returned with
Vargas |
| ?-l680 | José Nieto |
He and family killed by Tanos, Aug. 10, 1680 |
Alcalde Mayor of Pecos
(Galisteo abandoned) |
| 1694-96-? | Francisco de Anaya Almazán |
Helped build temporary third Pecos church |
Alcaldes Mayores of Pecos and Galisteo
(Refounded, 1706) |
| c. 1705-c. 1710 | Juan de Ulibarrí |
B. San Luis Potosí; to N.M. 1694; sargento mayor and procurador; led
exped. to plains to liberate Picurís, 1706 |
| 1706 | José Trujillo |
Alcalde mayor of Santa Cruz; app. by Ulibarrí as lt. alcalde of Pecos to
serve in his absence |
| 1711-14 | Sebastián de Vargas |
Master blacksmith; lt. alcalde mayor |
| 1714-20s | Alfonso Rael de Aguilar |
Sargento mayor; destroyed Pecos kivas, 1714 |
| 1725-c. 1738 | Manuel Tenorio de Alba |
Capt. in 1732; frequent godfather at Pecos |
| c. 1739-43 | Manuel Sáenz de Garvizu |
Native of Spain; Codallos' lt. gov.; lost 10 men pursuing Comanches e.
from Pecos, 1746 |
| 1744-48 | Juan José Moreno |
Native of Spain; 42 in 1745 |
| 1746 | Miguel de Alire |
Interim alcalde in Moreno's absence |
| c. 1749-56 | Tomás Antonio de Sena |
Blacksmith and armorer |
| 1755 | Francisco Aguilar |
Lt. alcalde mayor |
| 1756-c. 1760 | Bernardo de Miera y Pacheco |
Cartographer and jack-of-all-trades lured to N.M. by Gov. Marín del
Valle |
| c. 1760-62 | Cayetano Tenorio |
Son of Manuel? |
| 1762-69 | Tomás Antonio de Sena |
Reappt. by Gov. Vélez; reg. mine of N.S. de los Dolores |
| early 1770s | Vicente Armijo |
Took balusters from convento mirador and put them in the casas
reales |
| Jerónimo Leyva |
Armijo's lt. |
| 1776- | José Herrera |
Alcalde mayor at time of Domínguez visitation |
| 1782-90s | Antonio José Ortiz |
Alcalde mayor of Santa Fe district, which now incl. Pecos; put El Vado
grantees in possession, 1794 |
Tenientes de Justicia of Pecos and El Vado
(Under District of Santa Fe) |
| 1790s-1800 | Domingo Anselmo Santiesteban | Vecino of Sta. Fe living at Pecos; d. Pecos, Sept. 12, 1800 |
| 1802-03 | Antonio Vigil |
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| 1804 | Lorenzo Antonio Marín |
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| 1805 | Juan Antonio Alarí | Quashed alleged sedition in El Vado settlements |
| 1807 | Tapia |
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| 1809, 1813-14, 1820 | Manuel Baca | He and Fr. Francisco Bragado dispute and reconcile, 1809 |
| 1815 | Juan Antonio Anaya | Assisted at measurement of Pena grant, 1814 |
| 1818 | Vicente Villanueva | Measured Pecos "league"; killed by Apaches near Las Ruedas, c. 1822 |
Alcaldes Constitucionales of El Vado |
| 1821 | Manuel Durán | Sent results of Pecos pueblo "ayuntamiento" election to Gov.
Melgares |
| 1825 | Diego Padilla | Long-time resident of El Vado area; grantee |
| 1826 | José Ramón Alarid | Reported to Gov. Narbona about Pecos lands |
| 1827 | Gregorio Vigil | He and Father Caballero disagreed over escort to visit Pecos |
| 1828 | José Miguel Sánchez | Cosigned inventory of San Miguel del Vado chapel with Caballero |
| 1829 | Santiago Ulibarrí |
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