Box 1

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Contains 3559 Results:

Jacobo Sánchez and Carlos Sánchez at San Luis Potosí to "Nuestra estimada Mamá": Express pleasure at hearing that their mother is well. Ask about some books that their father has sent and they have not received, 1828, May 6:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2837

Dates: 1828, May 6:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1826-1830

J. Antonio González at Leona Vicario to Sõr Dn. Melchor Shez: Reports the ratification of Decree No. 50, amid universal joy. Rojas spoke divinely. After a heated discussion, it was approved amid shouts of Viva el Congreso Constitucional. Sessions have been adjourned because officials of the ministries of Hacienda y Relaciones have come to demand that that state pay 77,000 to the Federation, because of the approach of naval troops from Spain that are on the coast of Vera Cruz; without doubt that the cofradías and factory property are going to have this inversion (invasion)?, 1828, May 9:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2817

Dates: 1828, May 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 / 1826-1830

Manuel Castellano at Tapado to Sõr Dn. José Melchor Shez Navo. at Monclova: Asks him to send him a baciero and 16 boys to help with the present haifado of 4,456 animals, 1828, May 15:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2844

Dates: 1828, May 15:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1826-1830

Domingo de Ugartechea at Guerro to Sõr Dn. Melchor Sánchez Navarro: Writes that he sees the justice of Decree No. 50 and sees that the Ayuntamiento is in accord. Cautions S. N. to pay no attention to pamphlets of the Ayuntamiento that are being distributed that give part of facts only. Writer firm in his conviction to stand by Decree No. 50 and to pay no heed to those who are veering in order to get their salaries, 1828, May 16:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2790

Dates: 1828, May 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 / 1826-1830

Franco. Sánchez at Leonavicario to S???. Dn. Melchor Sanches Nabarro at Monclova: Writes that on that date he has sent some manuscripts to the villages of that frontier to make them enthusiastic over their places of living, and hopes that they will have the desired effect. Asks him to send him two sheep when his shepherds come that way, 1828, May 17:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2785

Dates: 1828, May 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 / 1826-1830

J. Antonio at Leona Vicario to S. D. José Melchor Sánchez Navarro: Sends him a copy of an instrument that Uranga has sent to the Ayuntamientos of those villages. Charges Uranga with being quarrelsome and says the consequences will revert on him. Says if he has an opportunity to talk with Uranga, he may tell him that his hostile attitude has sown seeds of discord, and that he himself is the one that distributed the announcements, 1828, May 17:

Item — Box: 1

Scope and Contents

[Copy referred to]: A document addressed to Department of Monclova. Refers to distribution of a printed paper entitled Manifesto dedicated to the inhabitants of Coahuila and Texas, referring to Decree No. 50, which is pending as a resolution. Request is made that in the interest of public peace, all suspend judgment on reading it, until both sides of the case are known and understood. Signed by Uranga et al. 2 pp. ALS. 2820

Dates: 1828, May 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 / 1826-1830

Ramón García Rojas at Leona Vicario to S. D. José Melchor Sánchez Navarro: Reports that his coach is broken. Refers to the papers of the waters of Sardinas which he should have received by mail. Is sending papers by Mariano Grande. Has delivered to the lawyer, Musquiz, the documents of February 27, 1828, May 17:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2819

Dates: 1828, May 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 / 1826-1830

Ramón García Rojas at Leona Vic.o. to S. D. José Melchor Sanchez Navarro: Asks for a loan of 60 pesos for his friend Santiago del Valle until July, 1828, May 20:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2803

Dates: 1828, May 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 / 1826-1830

Ramón Fraire at Monclova to Sõr Dn. Melchor Sanchez Navarro: Notifies him that whereas, at his instance, he was put in a public prison, God freed him. Tells of injuries that he suffered reminding him that he was making 16 pesos a month, had 12 cows and four yokes of oxen, four horses, and 1 mule. Asks restitution. Notifies him that as an heir, through his wife, he does not have to pay rent on the pasture of los Magueyes, 1828, May 23:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2815

Dates: 1828, May 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 / 1826-1830

Ramón García Rojas at Leona Vicario to S. D. José Melchor Sanchez Navarro: Writes to explain how and why he forgot to send him the papers. Discusses Decree No. 50. Asks what has become of the power of Congress, the Council and the State, 1828, May 24:

Item — Box: 1, Item: 2792

Dates: 1828, May 24:

Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila / 1826-1830