Cazorla, Diego

Cazorla asks a dispensation to marry Maria Antonio Quintanar. (Narciso) Broutin, notary.

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(1803)

(Broutin, Narciso)
(New Orleans, Louisiana)

Cazorla, chief drummer of the fixed regiment of this place, wishes to marry Maria widow of Antonio Suares. Cazorla is a native of the Canary Islands, son of Diego Cazorla and Fran(cis)ca Ruena. Suares was Cazorla's first cousin so Maria is related to him by an affinity in the third degree.

D. (Spanish)

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1803 Jan. 13

Hassett, Father Thomas
New Orleans, (Louisiana)

The testimony is to be heard.

D.S. (Spanish)

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1803 Jan. 13

(Broutin, Narciso)
(New Orleans), Louisiana

Cazorla appeared and swore that he is a Roman Catholic, single, and that Maria, also of the Canary Islands, is the daughter of Jose (Quintanar) and Maria Ramires. Cazorla is 34.

D.S. (Spanish)

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1803 Jan. 13

(Broutin, Narciso)
(New Orleans, Louisiana)

Francisco Martinez appeared and swore (in addition to testimony already given above) that Maria was from the settlement of St. Bernard. Martinez is 33 and signs.

D.S. (Spanish)

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1803 Jan. 13

(Broutin, Narciso)
(New Orleans, Louisiana)

Juan Fernandez appeared and swore (to testimony already given above). Fernandez is 30 and signs.

D.S. (Spanish)

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1803 Jan. 14

Hassett, Father Thomas
New Orleans, Louisiana

Hassett grants the dispensation under certain conditions of penance upon whose fulfillment the pastor of St. Bernard's is to proceed with the arrangements for the marriage with the aid of the chaplain of the Louisiana regiment.

D.S. (Spanish) 10pp. folio

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