Box 1
Container
Contains 3559 Results:
Melchor at Tapado to Da. Maria Francisca Apolonia Berian de Sanchez at Monclova. Confessions and the shearing are over and, therefore, the father is leaving. States he is all right. He is shucking corn for rations for the peons, 1825, August 22:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 227
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1825, August 22:
Rafael Delgado at Santa Rosa to D. José Melchor Sanchez Navarro. Reports lack of progress in case in court because of the malice of his numerous enemies and stupidity of the alcalde. Tells what he is doing and what he plans to do in the case, 1825, August 25:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 208
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1825, August 25:
Rafael Delgado at Santa Rosa to Don José Melchor Sanchez Navarro. Reports that he went to court to witness the copying of certain documents and found many errors. Explains how he caught the alcalde and his flunkies in a legal trap. Tells how he is going to defend himself against new attacks by the opposition, 1825, August 29:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 207
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1825, August 29:
Navarro at San Juan. His gun is broken, and, because of continuous Indian depredations, he is sending Trinidad to get the gunsmith to repair it. The servant is taking some sheep. He is having good corn crops, 1825, September 10:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 782
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1825, September 10:
Antonio Margil Caso at Boca de Leones to Dn. José Melchor Sanchez Navarro. Dn Ramon Garza asks for some money for expenses, which he is inclined to lend him. Remarks about mines to be opened in several points, and mentions Dn. Estevan Wilson. Greetings, 1825, September 19:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 204
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1825, September 19:
Rafael Delgado at Monclova to D. José Melchor Sanchez Navarro: Reports that he has engaged two muleteers to haul freight to Saltillo, and that he has advanced them small amount of cash. States he received letter from D. Mariano Rodriguez but that he does not say much about pending business, 1825, September 26:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 211
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1825, September 26:
Juan Nepomuceno de Ayala at Santa Rosa to D. Melchor Sanchez Navarro. Asks for the loan of 10 pesos and one steer to enable him to work at his sugar mill since he has some sugar cane ready for it, 1825, September 27:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 248
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1825, September 27:
Unsigned at Santa Rosa to D. Antonio Maria Ernaurrizar. Acknowledges receipt of book in which are to be recorded accounts of that postoffice. Will try to comply with orders, 1825, October 9:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 240
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1825, October 9:
Manuel Castellano at Tapdo to D. Rafael Delgado at Monclova. Reports that Antonio Andrade has asked for his time and a letter of recommendation. His account shows that he owes 69 pesos 2 reales 8 granos. Greetings, 1825, November 3:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 259
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1825, November 3: