Don Joaquin II Carrillo Jr. 
Joaquin II was born on February 2nd, 1793 in San Jose del Cabo, Baja California, New Spain. Joaquin II's father was Joaquin I Carrillo Sr. and his mother was Magdalena Marron. His paternal grandparents were Hilario Carrillo and Maria Antonia Josefa Pasos. He was an only child. He died at the age of 47 in 1840 in San Diego, California, New Spain. He was buried in 1840 in Presidio Hill, San Diego, California, New Spain.General Notes
Lived with his family in San Diego in 1827. Probably a cousin or brother to Jose Raymundo Carrillo. Family records show he died in 1836. aka: middle name "Victor". Native of Lower California and a cousin of José Raimundo. Was living as a retired soldier at San Diego in 1827. He is said to have been a good performer on the violin, and was once put in the stocks by Capt. Ruiz because the latter thought him too slow in tuning up to play his favorite tune. He died before 1840. His widow was María Ignacia Lopez, and their sons were Joaquin, Julio, and José Ramon. The daughters, Josefa, whose elopement with Henry D. Fitch has been narrated; Francisca Benicia, wife of Gen. M. G. Vallejo; María de la Luz, wife of Salvador Vallejo; Ramona, wife of Romualdo Pacheco and later of John Wilson, who lived in San Francisco; Mabel Pacheco, who was married to Will. Tevis; Juana, and Felecidad, wife of Victor Castro.
Married in the Chapel of the Presidio in San Diego.
Witnesses were:
Senior Jose Sanchez
Ygnacio Martinez y
Sgt. Joaquin Arce.
Joaquin II and Maria Ygnacia de la Candelaria were married in a religious ceremony on September 3rd, 1809 in San Diego Mission, San Diego Co., Alta California, New Spain. They had a daughter named Maria Antonia Natalia Elijia.
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Children
Maria Antonia Natalia Elijia Carrillo
Maria Antonia Natalia Elijia was born on November 27th, 1810 in San Diego Pres, Alta Califorina, New Spain. She died at the age of 82 on January 26th, 1893 in Healdsburg, Sonoma Co. Alta California.
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