Real Estate (Sales)

Sale of substantial hacienda to meet debts - slaves, etc. (T. Barnes) (1975)

De la Rea sells hacienda for plata to Ronquillo to pay off obligations. A list of what is included in the sale, E.g. buildings, animals, mines, etc. Makes it valuable. (T. Barnes) (1975)

Large estate. Hacienda, houses, animals, land, slaves, etc. Total sale- 200,000 pesos. Diego de Quiroz is the son of Maria de Saldibar. (T. Barnes) (1976)

Documents concerning the secularization of mission hacienda de Cienega. Records of rents paid. Record of taxes paid on Cienega. Letters concerning taxes paid on new theater located on Calle vergana. Letters concerning sale of hacienda del Arroyo. Lists rents and dates paid. Letters concerning debts owed to the contaduria. 1829 mayordomo wages. Lastiri placed in charge of real estate administration. Letters of contest. (K. Mccaston, may 1990)

Documents confirming payment of rents for hacienda de Cienega. Itemized lists of monthly rents. Autos stating monthly salary for major general Valencia. Auto stating Dominican missions in Baja, ca. Sold; prices listed. Properties on Calle vergana in terms of rents and value. Fondo constructed the theater that had been under discussion. List of taxes paid on theater. List of property taxes paid on Calle vergana real estate. Documents concerning the sale of hacienda de Arroyo. (K. Mccaston, may 1990)

Autos concerning laws which regulate contaduria funds. Itemized lists of loans to Miez. Documentation of transactions concerning Urban real estate. Money transactions related to the secularization of missions. Autos concerning rent paid by missions. Contaduria requested permission to sell several Urban fincas to Furlong and use revenue to build a theater. Letters promoting the construction of a theater. Letters of contest. Itemized lists of loans, conditions, and repayments. (K. Mccaston, may 1990)

Complaints about up keep of houses 11 & 12. House #12 rented to Furlong. Silva desires to purchase property. Decision to turn over house to Silva after Furlong vacates the property. Marquira y Raya died leaving property vacant. Letter concerning administration (execution) of Arguelles will. Ff. 78 list of rents secured. Detailed list of property activities for last nine years. Macua (executor of will) wants property vacated. Macua rented #'s 11,12,3,4,6,7,8, & jardin#5. Contaduria ceded that arguelle owned one quarter of all property on vergana. (K. Mccaston, may 1990)

Continuation of inventory of contents found in security boxes relating to missions and hacienda of Arroyo Zarco. Main contents and careful detail of individual types of documents including correspondence, paid and outstanding debts, credits, wills and dowries of grants to individuals and missions, hacienda finances, colegio establishment and finances, lawsuits and depositions against individuals, land grants and inheritance, state of missions by the procurador general de missions, pending lawsuits at time of document writing. (J. M. Johnson, April 1990)

Government wants to purchase Calo's house for new reales Cajas de quintos y Azoques de Chihuahua, but cannot afford to do so at this time; offer is made to lease it. Documents include appraisal of house's worth, which gives detailed description of construction and building materials. (D. Marksz, August 1987)

Correspondence between virreynato and Ugarte y Loyola; virreynato requests that sale of Calo's house be approved by Beregana. royal officials of Potosi demand copies of certain ordinances concerning provisions for Bexar. Virreynato remits certified copy of letter concerning Carranque's demand for financial support from her Husband Matamoros y Molina; sends salary to surgeon; refers to Bando regarding transport of fruit and seeds from Guadalaxara throughout kingdom; requests that Ugarte y Loyola publish Bando (not present) in provincias. Answer to letter of April 22, 1786 stating Ugarte y Loyola's salary is same as governor of Puebla; twenty copies (not to comandancia. Ugarte y Loyola states intent to continue direct correspondence with royal court and to send copies of correspondence to virrey. Notifies virrey that reimbursement is awaited by dragones in Puebla for their trip. (D. J. McClelland, November 1987)