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Census (1783-1786)

Raphael Martinez Pacheco. Military census for 1786.

Read more about Raphael Martinez Pacheco. Military census for 1786.

Luis Cazorla. Census of Bahia del/Espiritu Santo.

Read more about Luis Cazorla. Census of Bahia del/Espiritu Santo.

Domingo Cabello. Census report of Bexar.

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Juan Joseph de la Santa. Census of Espiritu Santo, Nacogdoches, and Bejar for 1783-1786.

Read more about Juan Joseph de la Santa. Census of Espiritu Santo, Nacogdoches, and Bejar for 1783-1786.
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