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Contains 3559 Results:
Román de la Garza at Monclova to Sr. Dn. J. Melchor Sánchez Navarro at Saltillo: A very obsequious note in which he promises to take care of replies to communications to which he refers in his previous letter, 1828, April 1:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2758
Dates:
1828, April 1:
Apolonia Beráin de Sánchez at Monclova to "Mi estimado Melchor.": Discusses prices of sheep, saying that she had given the order to Castellano, Expresses view on painting of the green windows, 1828, April 2:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2737
Dates:
1828, April 2:
Domingo de Ugartechea at Rio Grande to Sõr Dn. Melchor Sánchez Navarro: Writes that he received his letter via Laredo, hence the delay, as there is no mail from there. Reports that the Presidio is the ugliest, but food is scarce, especially meat. Suggests that S. N. send some fat sheep to slaughter. Thinks he could build up a business, and believes paymaster would pay something on each trip, 1828, April 3:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2704
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1828, April 3:
Agustin Martinez at Santa Rosa to Dn. Melchor Shez Navarro: He has received copy and four documents relative to deed on the sale of three days, eight hours of water. Dn. Ygnacio Elizondo pretended to go to Saltillo and went to Lampazos to sell corn, 1828, April 6:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1211
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1828, April 6:
Jacobo Sánchez at San Luis Potosí to his Father: Writes that they have ordered from Sõr Don Andrés the books that the teacher told them that they need, 1828, April 8:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2693
Dates:
1828, April 8:
Apolonia Beráin de Sánchez at Monclova, to "Mi estimado Melchor": Writes that renters of El Potrero have not paid a cent, because they have nothing. No rents fromCandela. The servant girl, Josefa Martínez, has run away, and she has sent two men (named) on horse to pursue her as far as Saltillo, 1828, April 9:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2701
Dates:
1828, April 9:
Apolonia Beráin de Sánchez at Monclova to "Mi estimado Melchor": Refers to bad news received by him. Reassures him as to payment of Yermo, saying that so many disappointments are making him suspicious. The two boys whom she sent to hunt the runaway servant girl, without success returned. Discussion of money matters. Regrets loss of her servant, but has an old woman that serves her pretty well, 1828, April 16:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2727
Dates:
1828, April 16:
Genoveva Canales from Río Grande to Sõr Dn. Melchor Sanches: Writes of being discontented and longing to return to Monclova, 1828, April 18:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2767
Dates:
1828, April 18:
Domingo de Ugartechea, at Rio Grande to Sor Dn. Melchor Sánchez Navarro: Writes that he does not know how long he will remain at that post, but perhaps until August. Is pleased to be with his family, 1828, April 18:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2755
Dates:
1828, April 18:
Juan N. de Arispe at Saltillo to Sr. D. Quirino Benavente at Patos: He complains of the attacks and depredations of the Indians. They have done him no bodily harm, but have robbed him of crops and work animals. Mentions the curate and his lack of companionship. Speaks hopefully of abatement of troubles, 1851, Feb. 22:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 494
Dates:
1851, Feb. 22: