Son of Manuel Del Valle and Antonia García. Husband of María Camila Tapia. Identified children: Anastacio, Teodoro Telesforo, Antonia Teresa , José Felicitas I, José Felicitas II, and Francisco Del Valle.
Father of Anastasio Del Valle, whose home he died in, and Francisco Del Valle. They are the only surviving children. Age 79.
Participated in the Battle of Valverde.
Captain Del Valle served with Perea's Battalion, New Mexico Militia Infantry.
He was listed in the roster as Augusto Del Balle. The unit was organized between November and December 1861, for the defense of New Mexico. Augustin enlisted as a Captain on 30 Jan 1862.
The unit mustered out of service on February 28, 1862, a week after the Battle of Valverde. The Battle of Glorieta began a month later.
Major John Milton Chivington of the 1st Colorado Volunteers led a detachment into Cañoncito also known as Glorieta Pass. The detachment engaged a Confederate supply train and captured the supplies.
Although the Confederates prevailed at the Battle of Glorieta, the loss of supplies hindered their advance and they were forced to retreat. Augustin's obituary states he was involved with the Cañoncito engagement.
Father of Anastasio Del Valle, whose home he died in, and Francisco Del Valle. They are the only surviving children. Age 79.
Participated in the Battle of Valverde.
Captain Del Valle served with Perea's Battalion, New Mexico Militia Infantry.
He was listed in the roster as Augusto Del Balle. The unit was organized between November and December 1861, for the defense of New Mexico. Augustin enlisted as a Captain on 30 Jan 1862.
The unit mustered out of service on February 28, 1862, a week after the Battle of Valverde. The Battle of Glorieta began a month later.
Major John Milton Chivington of the 1st Colorado Volunteers led a detachment into Cañoncito also known as Glorieta Pass. The detachment engaged a Confederate supply train and captured the supplies.
Although the Confederates prevailed at the Battle of Glorieta, the loss of supplies hindered their advance and they were forced to retreat. Augustin's obituary states he was involved with the Cañoncito engagement.
Son of Manuel Del Valle and Antonia García. Husband of María Camila Tapia. Identified children: Anastacio, Teodoro Telesforo, Antonia Teresa , José Felicitas I, José Felicitas II, and Francisco Del Valle.
Father of Anastasio Del Valle, whose home he died in, and Francisco Del Valle. They are the only surviving children. Age 79.
Participated in the Battle of Valverde.
Captain Del Valle served with Perea's Battalion, New Mexico Militia Infantry.
He was listed in the roster as Augusto Del Balle. The unit was organized between November and December 1861, for the defense of New Mexico. Augustin enlisted as a Captain on 30 Jan 1862.
The unit mustered out of service on February 28, 1862, a week after the Battle of Valverde. The Battle of Glorieta began a month later.
Major John Milton Chivington of the 1st Colorado Volunteers led a detachment into Cañoncito also known as Glorieta Pass. The detachment engaged a Confederate supply train and captured the supplies.
Although the Confederates prevailed at the Battle of Glorieta, the loss of supplies hindered their advance and they were forced to retreat. Augustin's obituary states he was involved with the Cañoncito engagement.
Father of Anastasio Del Valle, whose home he died in, and Francisco Del Valle. They are the only surviving children. Age 79.
Participated in the Battle of Valverde.
Captain Del Valle served with Perea's Battalion, New Mexico Militia Infantry.
He was listed in the roster as Augusto Del Balle. The unit was organized between November and December 1861, for the defense of New Mexico. Augustin enlisted as a Captain on 30 Jan 1862.
The unit mustered out of service on February 28, 1862, a week after the Battle of Valverde. The Battle of Glorieta began a month later.
Major John Milton Chivington of the 1st Colorado Volunteers led a detachment into Cañoncito also known as Glorieta Pass. The detachment engaged a Confederate supply train and captured the supplies.
Although the Confederates prevailed at the Battle of Glorieta, the loss of supplies hindered their advance and they were forced to retreat. Augustin's obituary states he was involved with the Cañoncito engagement.
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