Box 1
Contains 50 Results:
Document 18, 1682
6 pages; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1678-1679. Document describes the sale of the Hacienda Solcuautla in Puebla, Puebla, and mentions the Inquisition. The Hacienda's inventory includes the sale of slaves for 6,200 pesos in gold.
Document 20, 1683
1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1679-1680. Document describes the sale of a slave. In Villa de Artisco, Puebla, a man named Lucas is sold for 300 pesos in gold.
Document 21, 1683
1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1679-1680. Document describes the sale of a slave. In Veracruz, Veracruz, a woman named Teresa is sold for 400 pesos in gold.
Document 22, 1683
1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1679-1680. Document describes the right to sell Teresa, a creole woman in Port of San Juan de Ulua, Veracruz.
Document 23, 1683
1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1679-1680. Document describes the sale of 3 slaves from Hacienda San Baltazar in Tepeaca. Maria, a 35 year old woman was sold along with her children, 5 year olf Nicolas and Miguel who was less than 1 year old, for 550 pesos in gold.
Document 24, 1683
1 page; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1679-1680. Document mentions Geronimo, an enslaved man.
Document 25, 1704
2 pages; Includes fiscal sealed paper for 1693-1704. Document describes the sale of a slave. In Puebla, Puebla, Teresa, a 40 year old woman is sold by one of the priests of the Bishop of Puebla.
Document 26, 1696-1687
4 pages; Document includes fiscal seal and describes the sale of the Hacienda de San Nicholas in Tulancingo, Hidalgo. The Hacienda's inventory includes six slaves, 28 year old Luis, 35 year old Incolaz, 10 year old Bartolome, 7 year old Antonio, 3 year old Bernardo, and 1 and a half year old Petrona. The entire Hacienda is sold for 6,038 and 4 tomines in gold.
Document 27, 1709
12 pages; Document includes a detailed inventory of the Hacienda La Quemada in Zacatecas, one of the largest Haciendas of its time. The inventory lists the buildings, animals, furniture, and tools, along with the names and ages of 78 slaves between the ages of 4 to 60 years old. Hacienda La Quemada is sold for 179,908.5 pesos in gold.
Document 28, 1683
1 page; Document includes fiscal seal for 1682-1683.