Petition by Maria Francisca de Esquibel to Miguel de la Bega, Alcalde mayor of Santa Fe, regarding estate of her Husband who died in El Paso without having written a will. Mmss includes inventory of Husband's belongings and list of creditors and debts. Other family members, Mother and mother-in-law, sent petitions also to Juez receptor. Son, Diego, is authorized to take Bienes of his Father to his Mother in Santa Fe. (Raul Saba) (1980)

Joseph de Reano brings suit against Francisco Mascarenas for taking unfair advantage of his nephew, Juan Mascarenas - a minor -, and selling his land and livestock. Juan, an orphan, was under guardianship of Reano's wife. Antonio de Uribarri, Alcalde mayor of Santa Fe, carries out investigation. Gobernador Cruzat y Gongora rules in favor Reano and Young Mascarenas. Land and livestock sold contrary to rights before law. Interesting data on long time Santa Fe residents, Paez Hurtado, Arias Quiros, etc. (Raul Saba) (1980)

Widow of dead soldier Gregorio Ramirez, Maria Fresqui, petitions governor for Ramirez's back pay and request is granted. (R. Davis) (1980)

Governor honors petition of widow Antonia Duran for wages owed to her dead Husband, Pasquel Trujillo, a soldier of Santa Fe presidio and she is paid. (R. Davis) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

Soldiers point out that 10 peso payment to survivors of dead soldiers had been initiated in 1712 under governor Flores Mogollon and only recently stopped by new governor Martinez. They request payments be continued. Signed by all members of the presidio. (R. Davis) (1980)

In his capacity as executor of the will of the late marques de la Nava Brazinas, the performance of Juan Paez Hurtado has been called into question. These are a copy of the record of proceedings and petition on his behalf. (Lloyd Kendall) (1980)

(R. Saba) (1980)

Loaiza meddled in a dispute between a drunkard and a lieutenant over how a dead man's estate should be handled. (R. Perez) (1977)

Toral filed a claim against the estate of Aguirre. Urtusaustegui, as executor, wrote a letter to Ansaldo that apparently was not sympathetic towards Toral. Toral defends his honor in this letter to Ansaldo. (R. Perez) (1977)