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Don Antonio Cordero, governor of the province, makes a legal record of the sale of a house by don Sebastiano Rodriguez to don Melchor Sanchez Navarro in the city of Santiago de la Monclova, 1813, December 2:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2347

Dates: 1813, December 2:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Jose Melchor Sanchez Navarro at Santa Rosa to the prebendary, don Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Concerning the snowfall, a vara deep; his narrow escape from the Indians, and the death of the child, Encarnacionita, 1813, December 17:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2430

Dates: 1813, December 17:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Unsigned. States that a certain Comandante General (name not given) possesses all the qualities of a good warrior and is worthy of the consideration of the Governor; but he is too trustful and some rascals are taking advantage of it. The rascals mentioned are: D. Miguel Pajes, army surgeon, paid by the King, but attending to his own drug store and charging exorbitant prices for his drugs; El Capitan D. Jose Ma. Cespedes, in charge of the Presidio of the Bahia del Espiritu, a criminal, who should be discharged, or at least demoted; D. Andres Barragan, officer in the troops at Colonia and a Paymaster, who in latter capacity has been dishonest; D. Felix Gridino, Captain del Tiro de Vera Cruz and Major Sergeant of the Nuevo Leon Milicia who should be returned to Vera Cruz--he and others like him have made of the officers (of the ranks named) of the eleven squadrons of caballeria de Milicia in these Provinces the greatest rascals, 1814 (?)

Item — Box: 1, Item: 1802

Dates: 1814 (?)

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Jose Geronimo Cacho at Saltillo to don Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Maria Guadalupe and Maria Inez have postponed their trip because of the Indians, that don Gregorio's father and don Jose's widow are seriously ill and that Morelos has been defeated near Valladolid, 1814, February 22:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2433

Dates: 1814, February 22:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Maria Josefa Gonzalez de Arispe at Saltillo to Sr. Pro. Dn. Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. She asks that he instruct the padre, don Gregorio, executor of her dead husband's estate, to turn over to her the property rights acquired by her during marriage and to do so as once because of her poverty and illness, 1814, February 23:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 1944

Dates: 1814, February 23:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

The bachiller Juan Nepomuco. de la Pena at Aguayo writes to Jose Migl. Sanchez Navarro of his arrival at Aguayo, the exceptional growth of the corn, that four Spaniards from Campeche have been robbed by pirates who escaped toward Galveston, and that his family sends greetings, 1814, March:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 1859

Dates: 1814, March:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Jph. Gregorio Castellano at Santa Rosa to Dn. Melchor Sanchez. Reports that the ayuntamiento has published a proclamation for all trees, except fruit trees, to be cut down; asks if he is to cut down Sanchez' trees; has been threatened with fine if he does not do so within 2 weeks, 1814, March 1:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 811

Dates: 1814, March 1:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Jose Alexandro Sanchez at Saltillo to D. Melchor Sanchez Navarro. He sent to Durango for seven bars of silver from D. Mauricio de Alcozer; discusses payment for them; discusses also transmittal of funds, and certain accounts, 1814, March 9:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 1335

Dates: 1814, March 9:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Jose Geronimo Cacho at Saltillo to Sr. Prevd. dn. Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. He has received the latter's letter with one addressed to the sick widow of Tata Jose who probably will not live 15 days; Father Gregory continues ill; also the writer is ill; Nava Leonardo, Mariquita, her children, Maria Guadalupe and Inez send greetings, 1814, March 10:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 1900

Dates: 1814, March 10:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

Joaquin de Aguirre at Saltillo to Miguel Sanchez Navarro. The writer, a nephew of Don Miguel, tells of death of his mother-in-law and asks Don M. to make prayers for her; because of illness of his brother, the writer had to take charge of funeral arrangements; adds a postscript to the effect that he had to borrow the money for the funeral expenses from Don Jose Cacho, 1814, March 23:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2073

Dates: 1814, March 23:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1811-1815

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Don Antonio Cordero, governor of the province, makes a legal record of the sale of a house by don Sebastiano Rodriguez to don Melchor Sanchez Navarro in the city of Santiago de la Monclova, 1813, December 2:

Jose Melchor Sanchez Navarro at Santa Rosa to the prebendary, don Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Concerning the snowfall, a vara deep; his narrow escape from the Indians, and the death of the child, Encarnacionita, 1813, December 17:

Jose Geronimo Cacho at Saltillo to don Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Maria Guadalupe and Maria Inez have postponed their trip because of the Indians, that don Gregorio's father and don Jose's widow are seriously ill and that Morelos has been defeated near Valladolid, 1814, February 22:

The bachiller Juan Nepomuco. de la Pena at Aguayo writes to Jose Migl. Sanchez Navarro of his arrival at Aguayo, the exceptional growth of the corn, that four Spaniards from Campeche have been robbed by pirates who escaped toward Galveston, and that his family sends greetings, 1814, March:

Jph. Gregorio Castellano at Santa Rosa to Dn. Melchor Sanchez. Reports that the ayuntamiento has published a proclamation for all trees, except fruit trees, to be cut down; asks if he is to cut down Sanchez' trees; has been threatened with fine if he does not do so within 2 weeks, 1814, March 1:

Jose Alexandro Sanchez at Saltillo to D. Melchor Sanchez Navarro. He sent to Durango for seven bars of silver from D. Mauricio de Alcozer; discusses payment for them; discusses also transmittal of funds, and certain accounts, 1814, March 9:

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