Francisco Pizarro Martinez b. 24 Jan 1787 Mexico City, Mexico d. 09 Feb 1840 Washington, D.C.: Stewart

1787 - 1840 (53 years)

Name	Francisco Pizarro Martinez
Born	24 Jan 1787	Mexico City, Mexico
Christened	26 Jan 1787	Asuncion, Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico [1]
Gender	Male
Died	09 Feb 1840	Washington, D.C. [2, 3]
Person ID	I1937	Stewart
Last Modified	16 Mar 2011

Father	Don Timoteo Antonia Pizarro, b. Alacantara, Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain
Relationship	Birth
Mother	Dona Antoinette Martinez, b. Cadiz, Spain
Relationship	Birth
Family ID	F976	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Marie Thérèse Visoso, b. 16 Oct 1791, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 28 Nov 1870, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 79 years)

Married 27 Apr 1814 St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana [4, 5]

Children

	1. Victoria Pizarro Martinez, RSCJ, b. 06 Jun 1815, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
	2. Juan Bautista Francisco Pizarro Martinez, b. 01 Sep 1816, New Orleans, Louisiana , bur. 16 Nov 1819 (Age ~ 3 years) [Birth]
	3. Mauricio Carlos Francisco Antonio Pizarro Martinez, b. 01 Dec 1819, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
	4. Antoinette Victoria Luisa Pizarro Martinez, RSCJ, b. 03 Jan 1823, Baton Rouge, Louisiana , d. 13 Feb 1853, Natchitoches, Louisiana (Age 30 years) [Birth]
+	5. Francisco Xavier Luis Pizarro Martinez, b. 21 Nov 1824, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 09 Jul 1889, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 64 years) [Birth]
+	6. Sebastian Pizarro Martinez, b. 24 May 1827, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 20 May 1878 (Age 50 years) [Birth]
	7. Tereze Pizarro Martinez, b. 17 May 1829, New Orleans, Louisiana , bur. 30 Jul 1829 (Age ~ 0 years) [Birth]
	8. Eugenio Juan Bautista Evaristo Pizarro Martinez, b. 17 Nov 1830, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
+	9. Thérèsa Helena Pizarro Martinez, b. 06 Jul 1833, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 24 Feb 1895, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 61 years) [Birth]

Last Modified 30 Jun 2008

Family ID F646 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Born - 24 Jan 1787 - Mexico City, Mexico
	Christened - 26 Jan 1787 - Asuncion, Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico
	Married - 27 Apr 1814 - St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana
	Died - 09 Feb 1840 - Washington, D.C.

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Documents		Baptismal Record for Francisco Pizarro Martinez En veinte y seis de Henero del ano del S. de mil letecientos ochenta y siete con licencia del S. Dr. D. Manuel de Omaña Cura de esta Santa Iglesia. Vo el Br. D. Diego Valesco Castroverde, Baptire un Infante que nacio el dia veinte y quaatro de elle mes, pusete por nobre Franco. Xavier de la Paz, hijo lexmo de lexmo matrimonio de D. Antonio Pizarro, y de Da. Antonia San Martin, naturals de Estremadura: feu su madrina Da. Juana de Gaez, vecina de Mexico a quien adverti su obligacion. Translation: On the 27th of January 1787, with permission from Fr. Manuel de Omaña, Rector of this Holy Church [Fr. Omana is referred to elsewhere as the Cura del Sagrario y Canónigo Magistral de la Catedral Metropolitana de México], I, Brother Diego Velasco Castroverde, baptized an infant who was born on the 24th of this month, given the name Francisco Xavier de la Paz, legitimate son of the legitimate marriage of Don Antonio Pizarro and Dona Antonia San Martin, natives of Estremadura [a province of Spain]: The godmother was Dona Juana de Laez, a neighbor from Mexico and who was advised of her obligation.
Documents		Baptismal Record for Francisco Pizarro Martinez Alternate copy

Notes
Born:

From Mexico City based on baptismal records of some of his children.

Christened:

Catedral Metropolitana de México

Sources

[S119] familysearch.org.
FRANCISCO XAVIER DE LA PAZ PIZARRO SAN
[S66] Family Documents (Reliability: 3).
9 Feb 1840 Mort de grand papa Martinez
(written by Marie Thérèse Bernard in her book of birthdays and anniversaries)
[S73] Notre Dame Archives, http://archives.nd.edu/calendar/cal1840.htm (Reliability: 3).
1840 Feb 15

Carvajal, Evaristo Gonzalez
Georgetown, D(istrict of) C(olumbia)

To Bishop Anthony Blanc
New Orleans, Louisiana

Carvajal notifies Blanc that his brother Francisco Pizarro Martinez died on February 9 having received Holy Communion from Father José Antonio Lopez. His remains are at the Jesuit College. Assisting at the burial were the President and cabinet of the United States and the foreign ministers. The sermon was given by Father (George) Fenwick, (S.J.) of the College. Carvajal and his sister ask Blanc and his priests to remember Martinez in their Masses. They are preparing to go to (New Orleans) in March; Teresa, Antonia, Teresita, Francisco and Sebastian ask Blanc's blessing.

V-4-j A.L.S. (Spanish) 2pp. to.
4
http://archives.nd.edu/calendar/cal1840.htm
[S66] Family Documents (Reliability: 3).
Anniversaire du mariage de grand maman Martinez
(written by Marie Thérèse Bernard in her birthdays and anniversary notebook).
[S12] Archdiocese of N.O. Sacr. Rec. v11 (1813-1815), Earl C. Woods, (New Orleans, La. : Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1987), F379 .N553 W66 1987 REF V.11., 353 (Reliability: 3).
Francisco (Antonio and Antonia MARTIREZ), native of Mexico, resident of this city,
Married Theresa VIZOSO, Apr. 27, 1814
Witnesses: Ciriaco DE ZABALLOS, Diego MORPHI, consul of His Catholic Majesty, and Martin VIZOSO, bride's brother.
(SLC, M6, 142)