Genealogia de La Villita, Jalpa Zacatecas
Gráfica de persona
Padres
| Padre | Fecha de nacimiento | Madre | Fecha de nacimiento |
|---|---|---|---|
 unknown unknown |
Eventos de persona
| Tipo de evento | Fecha | Lugar | Descripción |
|---|---|---|---|
 Nacimiento |
~1575 | Tierras y Aguas--Legajo 30 vol 113 no 20, Film 269936, pg 02 |
Datos
| Dato | Descripción |
|---|---|
| Bienes patrimoniales | Land TItle |
Apuntes
| In 1654, testimony is given stating that Joseph Figueroa has been the priest of Jalpa since at least 1612 (1654-42). Source: Guadalajara Testamentos 1651-1857, Film 169027, Image 183. See other note for the date of appointment: July 14, 1600 |
| Bachiller "Joseph de Figueroa Venegas" cura y vicario del partido de Jalpa. Source: Guadalajara Tierras y Aguas--Legajo 48 Vol. 204 No. 27, Film 269986, Image 4 |
| "El 14 de julio de 1600 con la muerte de los sacerdotes Miguel de Bolonia y Antonio de Segovia, llega el clérigo secular Cura Beneficiado de Jalpa Don Joseph de Figueroa." Plan de Desarrollo de Tabasco 2013-2016, pg 16. Also see: https://entreamigossanjuan.wordpress.com/san-juan-frente-a-su-historia-capitulo-vii/ |
| In the year 1600, under the regulations of the Roman Catholic Church and the Spanish colonial administration (Real Patronato), the youngest reasonable age for a "bachiller" (bachelor) to be appointed as a parish priest would generally be 24 or 25 years old. Following the Council of Trent (1545–1563), which strictly codified clerical requirements to combat earlier abuses, the minimum age to be ordained a priest was set at 24 years old. In Spanish law and many ecclesiastical contexts, 25 was considered the age of full legal "majority." For a high-responsibility role like the Cura Beneficiado of a territory like Jalpa, bishops preferred candidates who had reached this "perfect age." Therefore, if Joseph de Figueroa was indeed appointed in 14 July 1600, he was born around 1574-1576. |
| Possible Education Timeline: * Age: 10 to 17: Primary & Preparatory Education (c. 1585–1592) * Age: 17 to 21: University studies for his Bachiller. Possibly in Spain Salamanca or Alcalá de Henares. or in Mexico,Real y Pontificia Universidad de México. Spanish-trained cura's received better positions like those in Jalpa. * Age: 21 to 24: Theological Specialization & Minor Orders (c. 1596–1599). Mexico City or the Seminary in Guadalajara. * Age: 24 or 25: Ordination & The "Oposición" (Late 1599 – Early 1600). Likely ordained in Guadalajara by the Bishop |
