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View of the Opportunities Which Don Francisco Xavier De Corres 1772, Aug Michael A. Polushin, 2013 Viceregal and Ecclesiastical Mexican Collection, 1534-(1770-1820)-1919 1 of 541 * Tray numbers could be useful in the future if collection ever becomes available as a database Reel# Frame# File Item Title/Description Date Physical * Primary Source Description Microfilm/Gale Cengage Reference Number 1 0001 Leg. 1 Exp. 1 Proceedings stemming from a petition filed by Manuel Ignacio Gómez de Campillo, Puebla, with the Viceroy relating to the division of the 1775, Dec. 6-1776, Aug. 23 128 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200003, Tray 1 - 200004 parishes of San Salvador el Verde and Huexotzingo for the purpose of originating another parish in the town of San Lorenzo. Included are an inventory of the religious ornaments belonging to the Church of San Lorenzo; a description of the church building and rectory; a census of the parish by individual villages and rancherias; a description of the topography of the region; and a watercolor map showing the desired division and the location of towns, farms, ranches, mills, and markets. 1 0124 Leg. 1 Exp. 2 Proceedings resulting from a petition filed by Manuel Ignacio Gómez de Campillo, Puebla, requesting that Chapulca be reestablished as a 1776, Jan. 12-June 26 244 pp. 4° Tray 1 - 200005, Tray 1 - 200006 separate parish by segregating it from those of Tehucan and San Juan Tepango. Included in the expediente are inventories of property owned by various hermandades; a census of the Spaniards and Indians living in the various villages with the jurisdiction; an accounting of income received from various church fees; a watercolor map showing desired divisions and location of towns, farms, ranches, mills, and markets; and a plan showing distribution of parishes and congregations in each curaship. 1 365 Leg. 1 Exp. 3 Proceedings initiated Juan José Moreno and Carmen Pérez to secure permission to marry in Jiménez, Mexico. 1860, Aug. 30-1860, Sep. 1 8 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200007 1 0374 Leg. 1 Exp. 4 Proceedings initiated by Bartelo Hynojosa and María Teodosa Hynojosa to secure permission to marry in Monterrey. 1879, Nov. 5 5 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200008 1 0380 Leg. 1 Exp. 5 Proceedings initiated by to Telesforo Treviño and María Decideria de la Garza of Pesqueria Chica to secure permission to marry, Nuevo León. 1860, Aug. 15 8 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200009 1 0389 Leg. 1 Exp. 6 Proceedings initiated by the priest Joaquín Gil Barragán, of Zoltepec, against Juan de Miranda, an alcalde of Zoltepec, to stop the latter from 1788, Apr. 18 64 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200010 collecting certain tributes from Indians in his jurisdiction. Michael A. Polushin, 2013 Viceregal and Ecclesiastical Mexican Collection, 1534-(1770-1820)-1919 2 of 541 * Tray numbers could be useful in the future if collection ever becomes available as a database Reel# Frame# File Item Title/Description Date Physical * Primary Source Description Microfilm/Gale Cengage Reference Number 1 0451 Leg. 1 Exp. 7 Appointment by the Inquisition of New Spain naming Francisco Lobeto de Espinosa as notary, to fill the position left vacant by licenciado 1625-1626 26 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200011, Tray 1 - 200012 Goncalo Messia Lobo who died the preceding year. Six letters from Mexico, Córdova, Logrono, Toledo, Múrica, the places where the appointee had made his residence, and pertaining to his genealogy, race, religion and integrity. 1 0480 Leg. 1 Exp. 8 Proceedings initiated by José Julián Guerrero and María Cecilia Charles of Santa María de Aguayo to secure permission to marry. 1805, Dec. 17 16 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200013 1 0500 Leg. 1 Exp. 9 Inventory of various detached decrees dated from 1686 to 1807. 1686-1807 3 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200014 1 0509 Leg. 1 Exp. 10 Proceedings carried on in Saltillo, Mexico, regarding the investigation of the matrimonial status of Juana Gertrudes Villegas, who was believed 1800, Sept. 20-1805, Apr. 4 12 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200015 to have two husbands at the same time, and two testimonial letters concerning the matter. 1 0521 Leg. 1 Exp. 11 Legal action taken by local officials in Orizaba, Mexico, against the alcalde Bonito de la Rocha, setting forth abuses committed by the latter and 1779, Feb. 16 24 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200016 petitioning that the bull-fight be continued according to custom. 1 0541 Leg. 1 Exp. 12 Tax receipt in amount of 295 pesos issued by Luis Gutiérrez and Juan Antonio de Coral in favor of the priest Manuel Garduño for payment of 1790, Jan. 5 1 page 4° Tray 1 - 200017 the mesada Michael A. Polushin, 2013 Viceregal and Ecclesiastical Mexican Collection, 1534-(1770-1820)-1919 3 of 541 * Tray numbers could be useful in the future if collection ever becomes available as a database Reel# Frame# File Item Title/Description Date Physical * Primary Source Description Microfilm/Gale Cengage Reference Number 1 0543 Leg. 1 Exp. 13 Tax receipt issued in Mexico for 177 pesos by Luis Gutiérrez and Juan Antonio del Corral in favor of the priest Juan Antonio de Andonegui for 1790, Feb. 4 1 page 4° Tray 1 - 200018 payment of the mesada 1 0545 Leg. 1 Exp. 14 Tax receipt issued for seventy three pesos by Luis Gutiérrez and Juan Antonio del Corral in favor of the priest Antonio Ciudad for payment of the 1789, Dec. 23 1 page 4° Tray 1 - 200019 mesada due from the parish district of Ocuila. 1 0547 Leg. 1 Exp. 15 Tax receipt for ninety three pesos, three tomines, issued by Luis Gutiérrez and Juan Antonio del Corral in favor of the priest José Ignacio 1789, Dec. 23 3 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200020 Ascarate for payment of mesada due from the parish district of Alahuistlan. 1 0549 Leg. 1 Exp. 16 Tax receipt for 157 pesos, two tomines, eight granos issued by Luis Gutiérrez and Juan Antonio del Corral in favor of the priest José Martínez for 1790, Mar. 22 1 page 4° Tray 1 - 200021 payment of mesada 1 0551 Leg. 1 Exp. 17 Exemption from payment of taxes issued by Joaquín Alonso de Alles in favor of the priest José Maríano Estarduño, Mexico. 1790, Jan. 7 1 page 4° Tray 1 - 200022 1 0553 Leg. 1 Exp. 18 Notarial act attesting that bachiller don José Ignacio Azcarate, cura of Alahuistlan, has made payment of taxes to Manuel Prieto y García, 1787, Dec. 19 1 page 4° Tray 1 - 200023 merchant of Mexico City. Michael A. Polushin, 2013 Viceregal and Ecclesiastical Mexican Collection, 1534-(1770-1820)-1919 4 of 541 * Tray numbers could be useful in the future if collection ever becomes available as a database Reel# Frame# File Item Title/Description Date Physical * Primary Source Description Microfilm/Gale Cengage Reference Number 1 0555 Leg. 1 Exp. 19 Notarial act attesting that payment of taxes has been made by Juan Antonio Andonegui, cura of Chimalhuacan Chalco, to the satisfaction of the 1790, Feb. 13 1 page 4° Tray 1 - 200024 Treasurer, to Francisco Xavier Benites, escribano. 1 0557 Leg. 1 Exp. 20 Proceedings initiated by José Lorenzo García and María Llaria Francisca de los Reyes, in Monclova, to secure permission to marry. 1805, Feb. 25-1805, July 24 29 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200025 1 0586 Leg. 1 Exp. 21 Proceedings initiated by Pedro Treviño and María Carlota Zimbrano, of San Nicolás de los Garzas, to secure permission to marry. 1879, Jan. 15 11 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200026 1 0598 Leg. 1 Exp. 22 Proceedings initiated by José Antonio Ramírez and María Leónarda Casas to secure permission to marry. 1805, Nov. 16 14 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200027 1 0612 Leg. 1 Exp. 23 Proceedings initiated by José Calixto Garica and María del Carmen Gonzáles to secure permission to marry. 1805, June 20 11 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200028 1 0624 Leg. 1 Exp. 24 Proceedings initiated by Felipe Antonio Abarca and María Ignacia Treviño, Valle de la Mota, to secure permission to marry. 1805, Nov. 14 22 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200029 Michael A. Polushin, 2013 Viceregal and Ecclesiastical Mexican Collection, 1534-(1770-1820)-1919 5 of 541 * Tray numbers could be useful in the future if collection ever becomes available as a database Reel# Frame# File Item Title/Description Date Physical * Primary Source Description Microfilm/Gale Cengage Reference Number 1 0646 Leg. 1 Exp. 25 Proceedings initiated by José Gregorio Palacio and Juana María Lugo, Valle de Santa María del Pilón to secure permission to marry. 1805, Nov. 14 10 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200030 1 0657 Leg. 1 Exp. 26 Proceedings initiated by José Manuel Barraza and María Antonia Redondo, of Villa de San Gregorio, Mexico, to secure permission to marry. 1805, May 21 10 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200031 1 0668 Leg. 1 Exp. 27 Proceedings in the Audiencia of Mexico, in which Lorenzo José Carrera agent for Felipe Torres Zaragoza presents documentary evidence that 1781, Apr. 25 91 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200032, Tray 1 - 200033 the defendant is the great-grandson of Juan de Zaragoza who served under Hernán Cortés during the Conquest. He received a coat of arms and certain privileges for valor from Charles V which exempted him and his successors from paying tribute to the crown. 1 0761 Leg. 1 Exp. 28 Proceedings and constitution stemming from the foundation of the Cofradía of Nuestra Señora del Rosario in the Province of Zacatlan, Mexico. 1783, Apr. 29-1785, July 7 46 pages 4° Tray 1 - 200034 Charter signed July 18, 1783, in Rome, by Salvador Torres; Josephum Ayanz Xavier and Joannes Tomás de Bovadors. 1 0806 Leg. 1 Exp. 29 Proceedings initiated by Jesús María Lozan and María Amanda García, Diocese of Linares, to clear the impediment to contracting matrimony 1879, Jan.
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