María Rosa Villapando, (ca. 1725-1830)
Posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member leadhiker
N 36° 18.484 W 105° 43.845
13S E 434395 N 4018365
A New Mexico Historic Women Marker
Waymark Code: WMCYTH
Location: New Mexico, United States
Date Posted: 10/27/2011
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member Geo Ferret
Views: 4

Marker Text:
One known captive of this raid, María Rosa Villapando was traded to the Pawnees and, after ten years, was ransomed by her future husband, a French trader from St. Louis. She was reunited with her New Mexican son, Joseph Julian Jaques in 1802. Her grandson, Antoine Leroux, returned to Taos and married into the Vigil family, making her the ancestral matriarch of several prominent Taos families.
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