Box 1
Container
Contains 3559 Results:
Copies of title of ownership of the mine of Albarradon made by the court at the mining settlement of Mazapil. Signed by Pio Vela, José Rosa de Acosta, Luciano Camero, Emigidio Cabrera, Lorenzo Sharpe, J. Monachon, Juan Duran, and others, 1833, July--1837, Apr. 5:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2884
Dates:
1833, July--1837, Apr. 5:
Manuel Castellano at Hermanas to Da. Ma. Apolonia Berain de Sanchez at Monclova: He sent him some green chili and some grapes; he is now sending some corn; states he wants the driver to return Monday, 1833, July 14:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 89
Dates:
1833, July 14:
Mexico: Carlos Sanchez and Jacobo Sanchez to their mother. Says they have heard from Rafael Delfado in which he says he is employed by the government with few resources since he is in a foreign country and was robbed. They forward this letter to her for her discretion, 1833, July 17:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 3451
Dates:
1833, July 17:
Leona Vicario: Statement of wool brought on Aug. 2, 1833 by carrier Tomas Hernandez, 1833, Aug. 2:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 3491
Scope and Contents
No document identification given
Dates:
1833, Aug. 2:
Navarro at Hermanas to Dn. Juan Jose de Cardenas at Monclova: Tells him he is sending him certain articles, including two barrels of brandy, for the store of Doña Tedora; he is again down with rheumatism; cannot explain the abundance of mosquitoes at the hacienda, 1833, Aug. 11:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1244
Dates:
1833, Aug. 11:
Navarro at Hermanas to Cardenas: He is sending him two cargos of fruits to be distributed as stated; asks him to send servants back, 1833, Aug. 19:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1246
Dates:
1833, Aug. 19:
Navarro at Hermanas to Cardenas: He is sending him an oxcart with three fat pigs to be put in a pen; beans and sugar to be put in pantry; he is also sending parts of a coach; gives instruction about iron pots, 1833, Aug. 20:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1245
Dates:
1833, Aug. 20:
Jacobo Sanchez and Carlos Sanchez at Mexico City to "Nuestra estimada Mama": They are anxious to hear from her because they have heard that cholera has just struck there. In Mexico City 9,000 persons have died from it. They have escaped it, but the cook was struck night before, 1833, Aug. 28:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 930
Dates:
1833, Aug. 28:
Barrera, Customs house of Mexico City; permit to take twelve small boxes of candy and four boxes containing wax figures to San Luis Potosi, 1833, Aug. 30:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 590
Scope and Contents
No document identification given
Dates:
1833, Aug. 30:
Hermanas: Manuel Castellano to José Melchor Sanchez Navarro: Says he is sending Tomas Alonzo with two mules and a barrel of aguardiente in place of vinegar, 1833, Aug. 31:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 3293
Dates:
1833, Aug. 31: