Maria de Jesus Curbelo-Delgado
circa 1815 - 1894 (~ 79 years)-
Name Maria de Jesus Curbelo-Delgado Born circa 1815 Gender Female Birth circa 1815 La Villa de San Fernando de B?xar 
Died Mar 03, 1894 La Villa de San Fernando de B?xar Notes - The Curbelo family was one of the original Canary Islanders who settled in San Antonio, Texas in 1731. She was the great-great-granddaughter of Juan Curbelo, a Canary Islander of great wealth and distinction. He had been ordered by royal decree, May 10, 1723, along with four hundred other families to leave the Canary Islands and establish a colony in the new world in the name of the King of Spain. They chose to settle on land that is the present city of San Antonio. There are many descendants of the original Curbelos still in San Antonio today.
Person ID I25284 mykindred Last Modified Jan 3, 2007
Father Jose Antonio Saturnino Curbelo, b. 1791, d. Y Mother Josefa Delgado-Curbelo, b. Mar 27, 1795, La Villa de San Fernando de B?xar , d. Nov 12, 1848, San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas, USA (Age 53 years) Family ID F19575 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 John William Smith, b. Mar 04, 1792, Virginia, USA , d. Jan 12, 1845, Washington on the Brazos, Washington county, Texas, USA (Age 52 years) Married 1830 San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas, USA Notes - They had six children.
Children 1. Josefa Augusta "Josephine" Smith, b. circa 1833, d. Y 2. Lucinda E. Smith, b. circa 1835, d. Y 3. Susan Smith, b. circa 1837, d. Y 4. Santiago Mateo (John M.) Smith, b. Sep 21, 1840, San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas, USA , d. Y5. Maria Isabel Rudesinda Pamfila Smith, b. Jun 01, 1842, San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas, USA , d. Y6. Jose Antonio Smith, b. Sep 12, 1844, San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas, USA , d. YFamily ID F9235 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 James B. Lee, d. Y Married Aft 1845 Family ID F19576 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- The Curbelo family was one of the original Canary Islanders who settled in San Antonio, Texas in 1731. She was the great-great-granddaughter of Juan Curbelo, a Canary Islander of great wealth and distinction. He had been ordered by royal decree, May 10, 1723, along with four hundred other families to leave the Canary Islands and establish a colony in the new world in the name of the King of Spain. They chose to settle on land that is the present city of San Antonio. There are many descendants of the original Curbelos still in San Antonio today.
