Doña Juana Enríquez

Juana was born in 1602. Juana's father was Antonio Rodríguez Arias and her mother was Doña Blanca Enríquez. Her paternal grandparents are <Unknown> and <Unknown>; her maternal grandfather is Diego Rodríguez da Silva and her maternal grandmother was Juana Rodríguez de los Angeles. She had two brothers and four sisters, named Gabriel, Diego, Catalina, Beatriz, Micaela and Rafaela. She was the youngest of the seven children. She died at the age of 47 in 1649.

General Notes
- p. 105-107. From Seville. Parents, "famous dogmatizing rabbis."p. 105 Antonio Rodriguez Arias and Blanca Enriquez, and wife of Simon Vaez Sevilla. Her parents were relaxed in effigy in this auto. Mother of Gaspar Vaez Sevilla, reconciled in 1646. Her daughter, Leonor Vaez, was relaxed in effigy after dying at age 12. She was the most observant Jewess among her sisters." "Among the Jews of this era in this kingdom there was the belief that the Messiah would be born from either the faction of Simon Vaez Sevilla or from that of Thomas Trevino de Sobremonte. And both were deluded....However, all of these women who were potential mothers of the Messiah have come out...with sambenitos and one of them has even been lashed."p. 106 "Her evil deeds and transgressions caused a great deal of wonder in the whole city where she had been seen and applauded for the splendor of her dress, the ostentation of her coaches, the maids she kept, and the great vanity of her personage as though she were a great lady and a noble matron." p. 107 In Liebman's note, he notes that she had Jewish "saints", such as Saint Moses.

Juana's family

Juana and Simon were married. They had a son and a daughter, named Gaspar and Leonor.