Juan de Medrano y Mesía

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The Most Excellent
Juan Rodríguez de Medrano y Mesía
Governor of Santa Fe de Nuevo México
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Shield of Medrano (c. 1212)
23rd Governor of Santa Fe de Nuevo México
In office
1668–1671
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