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Jph. Miguel Sanchez Navarro certifies to copy of his petition to Don Carlos Francisco de Croix concerning an escort of soldiers needed for the safe conduct of certain valuables because of Indians, 1786, Nov. 7:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 3048
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1786, Nov. 7:
Navarro to Sor. Br. Ca. Jph. Miguel Shez. Navarro at Valle de Santa Rosa. Complains of more pains in arms and legs; the rest of the family are as usual; promises to send sheep to the padres for holy week, at Coahuila, 1786, Nov. 22:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2688
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1786, Nov. 22:
San Fernando. Miguel de Estrada to Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Has received birth certificate; hopes he is better, 1786, Nov. 27:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 3382
Dates:
1786, Nov. 27:
Borrego at home writes Sr. Br. Dn. Miguel Sanchez Navarro at Monclova. He regrets to denounce Juachin Herma; it is probably that the cutting off of the water will affect the corn and therefore he begs him not to interfere with the water, 1786, Nov. 27:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2056
Dates:
1786, Nov. 27:
Tapado. Roman de Letona to Josef Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Tells him he has followed his instructions, 1786 [?] Nov. 28:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 3387
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[Document torn]
Dates:
1786 [?] Nov. 28:
Domingo Monson in Mexico City writes his uncle, Sr. Licdo. Dn. José Miguel Sanchez Navarro, that he has passed his law exams; that he appreciates the ninety pesos a year given him for his studies, 1786, Nov. 29:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1853
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1786, Nov. 29:
Joseé Leonardo Sanchez Navarro at Mesilla to his cousin Sr. Licdo. Don. Josse Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Francisco has delivered to him one barrel of wine and one of brandy, each one of two arroabs, also he has received 10 loads of brownish flour; he is sending Don Miguel 4 mules and 8 goats, 1786, December 3:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2002
Dates:
1786, December 3:
José Domingo de Letona at Mexico City to Sor. Lic. Dn. José Miguel Sanchez Navarro. He has been very ill with a strong disipela, but the disease has been overcome by blood-letting; the Viceroy has died to the sorrow of the whole city, 1786, Dec. 6:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2048
Dates:
1786, Dec. 6:
José Francisco Torel [?] at Saltillo writes to Sor. Lizenzdo. Dn. Joseph Miguel Sanchez, that the obligation of D. Josef Antonio Sanches at the royal customs house in Saltillo is cancelled and that he is sending him a lime, 1786, Dec. 8:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1852
Dates:
1786, Dec. 8: