Juan Francisco de Sandoval

Juan Francisco de Sandoval (Nov. 23, 1603 - March 10, 1698) was an early Spanish settler of the Viceroyalty of New Spain, and held substantial land grant near present day Santa Fe, New Mexico. 
Juan Sandoval was of noble birth, and is considered to be the ancestral patriarch of the Sandoval family in North America.
Spouse(s):
Sarah Muller (1607 - 1666)
Children:
Antonio Gonzalez Sandoval (died 1677)
Johan Juan Sandoval (died 1700)
María Sarah Sandoval (1633-1633)
Christiana Elizabeth Sandoval (1634-1708)
Parents:
Francisco Gómez de Sandoval, 1st Duke of Lerma (Father) (1553 - 1625)
María Consuala Cadez Euginia (Mother)(1581 - 1611)
Sibling(s):
Cristóbal de Sandoval, Duke of Uceda (1577 - 1624)
Diego de Sandoval (died 1632)
Juana de Sandoval (died 1624)
Catalina de Sandoval (died 1648)
Francisca de Sandoval (died 1663)
Military Service:
Alliegance: Spain
Years of Service: 1618-1620
Wars/Battles: Thirty Years' War
 Seige of Vienna 
 Battle of White Mountain
Category:Historical Figures