Box 1
Container
Contains 3559 Results:
Berain. Promissory note for two arrobas of flour, 1864, August 28:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 562
Dates:
1864, August 28:
Berain. Note for one arroba of flour, 1864, September 1:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 938
Dates:
1864, September 1:
A. de la Mula. Jacobo Elisondo to Miguel S. Maynes at Hacienda de Patos. Concerning campaign against Indians, 1864, September 12:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1531
Dates:
1864, September 12:
H. de la Mula. Jacobo Elizondo to Mig. S. Maynes at Hacienda do Patos. Tells of his expedition up to the "Cierra.". Says they are picking cotton and threshing, 1864, September 18:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1530
Dates:
1864, September 18:
Hacienda de la Mula. Jacobo Elizondo to Miguel S. Maynes. Says he has been informed that the French have left that place on the preceding day. He also wishes to know how much corn Narro has taken to Saltillo, 1864, September 21:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1508
Dates:
1864, September 21:
Jacobo Elizondo Hacienda de la Mula to Don Miguel S. Maynes at Hacienda de Patos. States he will send him the straw and grain that may come off the threshers. All corn that has been shucked will also be sent to him. Hopes Indians can be punished, 1864, September 21:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 437
Dates:
1864, September 21:
San Juan del Retiro. Gregorio del Castillo to Miguel S. Maynes. Concerning Indian assaults on shepherds, 1864, September 24:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1495
Dates:
1864, September 24:
Longino Valero at Macuyú to Dn Miguel S. Maines at Patos. States he is enclosing list of servants' debts. Would like to know whether Maines wants the servants, as he can no longer employ them, 1864, October 9:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 407
Dates:
1864, October 9:
Longino Valero at Macuyo to D. Migl. S. Maynes at Patos. Reports that a cowboy has just arrived and reported that he found two victimes of the Indians. States he is setting out with some settlers to the scene of the crime, 1864, November 8:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 401
Dates:
1864, November 8:
Hacuyu. Longino Balera to Miguel S. Maynes at Patos. Concerning an Indian attack and killing of one man by them, November 8, 1864:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1555
Dates:
November 8, 1864: