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Manuel Salvador Sanchez Navarro at Santa Rosa to Jose Melchor Sanchez Navarro. Asks him to speak to Governor in his behalf, 1817, February 13:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 3469
Dates: 1817, February 13:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Miguel Musquiz acknowledges receipt of 1300 pesos from Don Jose Melchor Sanchez Navarro, 1817, February 18:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 2590
Dates: 1817, February 18:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Ciudad de Santiago de la Monclova. Dna. Ana Maria de Castro sells to her son-in-law, Don Jose Suares certain water rights and lands in San Vicente de Abajo, 1817, February 27:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 2565
Dates: 1817, February 27:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Jph. Dom. de Letona at Mexico City to Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Is worried about Navarro's health; speaks of his mother's death, 1817, March 5:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 3560
Dates: 1817, March 5:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Jose Ygno. Sanchez Navarro at Pilon to Dn. Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Tells him he has made arrangements to receive a note for 1000 pesos in his favor from Dn. Jose Antonio Sanchez Gonzalea of the city of Linares; price of corn is 3 pesos per fanega, 1817, March 12:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 1318
Dates: 1817, March 12:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Manuel Royuela at Saltillo to D. Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. States he has been ill for four months; he has a furlough to go to San Luis to convalesce; he is to ask viceroy to relieve him of his duties, 1817, March 17:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 1463
Dates: 1817, March 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 / 1816-1820

Jose Rafael Losano at Monterrey to Sor. Prebendo. Dn. Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro. Asks for the work of Cornelio Alapide which S. N. had left in the hands of his uncle, Sor. Prebendado Monzon during his life time; says it is an important work and can be of benefit to him, 1817, March 20:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 2205
Dates: 1817, March 20:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Jose Melchor Sanchez Navarro at Tapado to Sor. Prevdo. Jubilado Dn. Jose Migl. Sanchez Navarro. Writes that a cowboy from Palan came that afternoon and reported that the night of 25th the Indians had set fire to three huts of the ranch, (the families fortunately escaped) and the next day had stolen a herd and carried off other animals; he has no word from Bernardino who went out to see about the slain, 1817, March 28:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 2200
Dates: 1817, March 28:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Pedro Lemus to S. Dn. Melchor Sanchez. Asks loan of 15 or 20 pesos, until May first, 1817, April 7:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 2644
Dates: 1817, April 7:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

Br. Juan Nepomuceno de la Pena at Aguayo to D. Jose Miguel Sanchez Navarro at Monclova. Reports that he and his family are doing well; that all rumors against his honor have been dissipated; the Commandant General seems wanting to take sides, he has asked for copies of everything; the Senora, wife of the colonel (Coronela) of Extremadura, is in the vicinity of Altamira; On the 8th of the month they wrote from Altamira that the convoy and 1000 men coming from Spain were about to arrive; no news from the north, though they are awaiting the result of the Junta Provisional in Monterrey which it is hoped will be of use and benefit to the provinces, 1817, April 16:

 Item — Box: 1, Item: 2193
Dates: 1817, April 16:
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1816-1820

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