Will (Testament)

Inventory of the possessions of Joseph Antonio Marroquin, furniture builder and cobbler. Good list of the technology of these trades. No monetary valuation. (R. Perez) (!977)

Felix Antonio Costilla was on his way to pay off a debt to Antonio Aguilar y Cuero when he died. His intention was to have turned over his Tienda to pay off the debt. Contains inventario de Bienes de la Tienda. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Francisco Xavier Chavez, a rancher of moderate wealth, grants, in this testament, freedom of debt to his indentured servant Domingo, an old Indian. (R. Perez) (1977)

Inventory (with prices) of the estate of Maria Salcido. Includes a Mulata slave, Ana Zipriana, age 45 years, whose value is 200 pesos. (R. Perez) (1977)

Last will and testament of a well-to-do citizen. (R. Perez) (1977)

Don Felipe Gonzalez Orejon died without leaving a will in Parral. He did, however, make one in the presence of Fransisco Fernandez Chacon in Guanasevi. Pedro Antonio de Urzeta is the heir. Contains inventario de Bienes. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Juan Joseph Gonzalez de Orejon died without making a will. Prior to his death he was in the process of selling an hacienda to Pedro Domingo de Jugo. Joseph Gonzalez de Orejon, uncle and heir of the deceased seeks to complete the sale. He is authorized to do so. de Jugo pays 4,000 pesos for the hacienda, which contains 1,015 pesos worth of cattle. Inventario de Ganado is included. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Fransisco Angulo leaves his Brother, Manuel de Angulo, as his heir. Contains inventario de Bienes en general y de Casa. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Contains inventario de Bienes. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Incomplete. Inventario de Bienes personales y de hacienda. Ganado, hacienda, and irrigation facilities evaluadas. (P. Hayes) (1977)