Antonio Sanches sells an Esclava Maria Josepha color blanco to Don Nicolas Garcia de Bustamante for 250 pesos. There is no other mention of race besides color blanco. (P. Hayes) (1977)

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)

Joseph Zubiate, mulato, accused Pedro de Quinones and Don Pedro's sons of stealing Joseph's mules. Luis Munis, Don Pedro's nephew who was present during this confrontation, attacked Zubiate with a knife, injuring him. A brief investigation followed, with no punishment resulting. (R. Perez) (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)

Maria Manuela Gonzalez sells an Esclava Mulata, color Negra- age 31-32 to Alonso Victor Rubin for 300 pesos. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Fausto Fernandez Calderon sells an Esclava negrita- 4 yrs. Old to Ana Juleana de Velasco for 100 pesos. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Antonio de Escudero, Lorenzo Ventura, Miguel Peinado, Juan (all Apaches), and Theodoro a mulato) are all accused of robbing the home and store of Ignacia Barbara de lorriaga. They are convicted and sentenced to prison. Lorenzo died in prison of natural disease before the proceedings were completed. (R. Perez) (1977)

Antonio Sanchez Moreno sells a Mulata slave- Ramona Antonia Gregoria (age 29-30), to Maria Manuela Gonzalez for 300 pesos. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Isabela Anselma Barbudo Escudero sells a Mulata slave- Sinforosa Alesa de los Reyes (28-30 yrs.) and son-Joseph Ignacio (13-14 months) to Anna de Orrantia for 300 pesos. (P. Hayes) (1977)