Isabel Tinoco

Isabel was born in 1625 in Zacatecas. Isabel's father was Diego Tinoco and her mother was Doña Catalina de Silva (alias Enriquez). Her maternal grandparents were Antonio Rodríguez Arias and Doña Blanca Enríquez. She had two brothers and two sisters, named Pedro, Antonio, Juana and Miguel. She died at the age of 24 in 1649 in Mexico City.

General Notes
- p. 103-4. Daughter of Diego Tinoco and Doña Catalina de Silva. Father relaxed in effigy, and the mother in person. Husband was a cajonero, and was reconciled in 1648. "She is the great granddaughter, granddaughter, suster, niece, and cousin of many penitents, reconciliados, and relaxed persons who appeared in the three special autos in this general auto, all of wchich have been held by this Inquisition." p. 103. Judaized at nine. Grandmother Blance Enriquez. Judaized at age 9. In the cells, "she judaized with the smae liberty...as if she were in the Jewish quarters of Amsterdam, Leghorn, or Pisa." p. 103

Isabel's family

Isabel and Manuel were married.