Box 1

2 pages; Document includes fiscal seal and describes the sale of a slave. In Puebla, Puebla, a 16 year old creole woman named Ines is sold for 285 pesos in gold.

2 pages; Document includes fiscal seal and describes the inventory of a plantation along with slaves included in the sale. In Puebla, Puebla, the inventory was sold for 5,485 pesos in gold.

1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1654-1655. Document describes the sale of a slave. In Villa de Carrion, Valle de Atrisco, Alonso de Nava, a 34 year old man, was sold for 350 pesos in gold.

1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1642-1643. Document describes the sale of a slave. In Villa de Carrion, Vale de Atrisco, Alonso, a 30 year old mulatto man is sold.

1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1654-1655. Document describes the sale of a slave. In Villa de Carrion, Vale de Atrisco, Alonso de Nava, a 34 year old creole man is sold.

3 pages; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1654-1655. Document describes the sale of Josefa, a 40 year old woman, and her two children, 12 year old Gertudis Berriel and 9 year old Pedro, for 600 pesos in gold. This purchase was made as dowry by Marcos Berriel de Mujica nd his wife to their in-laws for the marriage of their daughter, Dona Juana Berriel de Mojica, from Tlaxcala.

1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1654-1655. Document describes the sale of 4 slaves by the Bishop of Puebla by an intermediary, including a mother and her 3 sons. In Puebla, Puebla, Maria, a 26 year old creole woman is sold along with her 1 year old son Antonio, 4 year old Joaquin, and 9 year old Blas were sold for 650 pesos in gold.

2 pages; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1670-1671. Document describes the sale of 2 slaves from an estate. In Puebla, Puebla, Pedro Barrales Bravo sells two slaves from the estate of his deceased mother-in-law, Juana Ibañez, of Huaxuapa, Puebla, to his neighbor Diego Sanchez Conchoro. Beatriz, a 30 year old mulatta woman, and her 11 year old son Leoncio are sold for 420 pesos in gold.

2 pages; Document includes fiscal and describes the purchase of land in the barrio of San Antonio in Puebla, Puebla, by Juan de la Cruz, a free mulatto, for 35 pesos in gold.

2 pages; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1676-1677. Document describes the sale of the Haciendas Los Cuautla, Guantotolapa, Gamazaque. Hacienda inventories included slaves and are sold to satisfy a debt in Acayuca, a province of Guazacualco.