Roman was born in Seboyeta to Jose Antonio and Maria Luz Garcia de Noriega Baca. He was the half brother of Colonel Manuel Antonio Chaves "El Leoncito".
He acheived the rank of Captain for the Northern Army during the Civil War and also fought in the Indian wars. He was a pricipal owner of the Cebolleta Land Grant.
Roman served numerous terms in the New Mexico State Legislature.
Founded the town of San Mateo, New Mexico along with his brother, Manuel and others.
Married Romana Labadie and named his Ranch, "La Providencia" in El Rito just south of San Mateo.
Note: He is listed as Ramon A. Baca in the burial records of the Santa Fe National Cemetery
He acheived the rank of Captain for the Northern Army during the Civil War and also fought in the Indian wars. He was a pricipal owner of the Cebolleta Land Grant.
Roman served numerous terms in the New Mexico State Legislature.
Founded the town of San Mateo, New Mexico along with his brother, Manuel and others.
Married Romana Labadie and named his Ranch, "La Providencia" in El Rito just south of San Mateo.
Note: He is listed as Ramon A. Baca in the burial records of the Santa Fe National Cemetery
Roman was born in Seboyeta to Jose Antonio and Maria Luz Garcia de Noriega Baca. He was the half brother of Colonel Manuel Antonio Chaves "El Leoncito".
He acheived the rank of Captain for the Northern Army during the Civil War and also fought in the Indian wars. He was a pricipal owner of the Cebolleta Land Grant.
Roman served numerous terms in the New Mexico State Legislature.
Founded the town of San Mateo, New Mexico along with his brother, Manuel and others.
Married Romana Labadie and named his Ranch, "La Providencia" in El Rito just south of San Mateo.
Note: He is listed as Ramon A. Baca in the burial records of the Santa Fe National Cemetery
He acheived the rank of Captain for the Northern Army during the Civil War and also fought in the Indian wars. He was a pricipal owner of the Cebolleta Land Grant.
Roman served numerous terms in the New Mexico State Legislature.
Founded the town of San Mateo, New Mexico along with his brother, Manuel and others.
Married Romana Labadie and named his Ranch, "La Providencia" in El Rito just south of San Mateo.
Note: He is listed as Ramon A. Baca in the burial records of the Santa Fe National Cemetery
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