He fought well during the reconquest of New Mexico after the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, serving as adjutant to Vargas, then as commander of El Paso del Norte, and from 1703 captain of the Santa Fe presidio.
[2] On June 3, 1715 Felix Martinez assumed command of the Santa Fe Presidial Company from Antonio Valverde y Cosío.
[3] The Viceroy appointed Felix Martinez to succeed Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon as governor of New Mexico, and he took office in Santa Fe on December 1, 1715.
In 1716, he conducted an expedition to the west into the Moquis region in an effort to reduce the Hopi towns to subjection to the Spanish.
[4] In early 1717, he left office due to legal problem over presidio supply.