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Carta de Manuel Armijo a Manuel Álvarez, 17 de Junio 1848

Transcripción de Rick Hendricks   Contestada el 30 de Junio Señor Don Manuel Albarez Alburquerque Junio 17 de 1848             Muy Señor mio y amigo Mé propuesto tomar la pluma con el fin de imforar a Usted lo que pasa por este rio abajo Porque conozco que es…

Letter from Manuel Armijo to Stephen Watts Kearny, 14 August 1846

Translation by Rick Hendricks As governor and commander of the Department of New Mexico, I consulted the Most Excellent Assembly, received the ayuntamiento of Santa Fe, and convoked a meeting of the principal citizens of the Department. I explained to them all the very critical circumstances in which I…

Carta de Manuel Armijo a Stephen Watts Kearny, 14 de Agosto de 1846

Transcripción de Rick Hendricks         Como Gobernador y Comandante del Departamento de Nuevo Megico, con- sulte a la Excelentísima Asamblea; recivi al Ayuntamiento de Santa Fe; Convoque una Junta de los Principales Vecinos del Departamento, y a todos les manifesté con cuantas razones pude las circunstancias tan…

Victims of the 1748 Epidemic in El Paso del Norte

Transcription and Translation by Rick Hendricks 1) Gertrudis Velarde, wife of Marcial Avilés, 6 Jan. 2) Estanislao Ramírez, husband of Juan Pascuala Castillo, cabo de escuadra of the Terenate presidio, 8 Jan. 3) Gabriel Cano, Indian of the Pueblo de Abajo, husband of Josefa, 22 Jan. 4) Marcos de…

Victims of the Typhus Epidemic in El Paso de Norte, 1764

Transcription and Translation by Rick Hendricks                                                                           1763 1) José Lucero, husband of Josefa Martínez, 23 Oct. T (Typhus) 2) Antonio, párvulo, Indian servant of Horacio Durán, 6 Nov. T {228} 3) Cristóbal Trujillo, husband of Felipa Ochoa, 25 Nov. T {264} 4) Diego Hidalgo, husband of Gertrudis Berdugo,…

The Park View Colony

Rober J. Tórrez Several agricultural colonies were established in New Mexico during the last decades of the nineteenth century. One of the earliest and least known of these was Park View, a settlement established in northern New Mexico by a Chicago based corporation in 1876. The Park View colony…