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Francisco Gomez (governor)

Francisco Gomez (born 1576, died in either 1656 or 1657) was a prominent Portuguese military leader who held the charge of acting governor of New Mexico between 1641 and 1642. He was among the first settlers of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
== Early life ==
Francisco Gomez was born in 1576 in Villa de Coima, Portugal. He was the son of Manuel Gomez and Ana Vicente and became an orphan at an early age. He was then raised in Lisbon by his only brother, Franciscan Alvaro (or Alonso) Gomez, who worked as a high sheriff of the Holy Office of the Inquisition.〔Fray Angélico Chávez. ''Origins of New Mexico Families''. Pages 35-37.〕 His family was probably of noble origin.〔(Parientes - Founders of the Villa de Santa Fe #6 The Gómez-Robledo Family ). Written by José Antonio Esquibel.〕 Gomez resided for a time in Madrid at the house of Alonso de Oñate (who was brother of Juan de Oñate). This placed him in the court of King Philip II during the king's illness. Gomez probably lived there until the death of king in 1598.〔

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