Complicated process of gaining legal recognition of ownership of the late Don Fernando de Valdes estate by his children, Fernando (junior) and Dona Josepha. A large estate which is inventoried in these pages. (R. Davis) (1977)

Estate of Nunez divided amongst his creditors. Good inventory - including 8-10 slaves plus indios y otras personas. (T. Barnes) (1975)

Settlement of estate of Domingo de la Rea after his death at hands of Tovoso Indians. Includes a inventory of his estate and his testament. Brother Juan Robledo claims the whole estate for a benificiary but the justicia mayor rules that creditors must be paid first. (R. Davis) (1977)

Inventory of goods of estate of Joseph, including slaves. (R. Davis) (1977)

Settlement of the estate of Sebastian de Posada, testament, inventory of his goods and award of estate to his widow Mariana. (R. Davis) (1977)

Leonora Dies and her estate is inventoried. (R. Davis) (1977)

Testament and last will of Fernando, an inventory of his estate, and the legal procedure of Luisa to have her ownership as his widow recognized. (R. Davis) (1977)

Maria Sues Isabel to recover her fair share of estate left by the late Father, Pedro. (R. Davis) (1977)

Last testament and distribution of rights to estate up Luis Valdes. (R. Davis) (1977)

This very long Series of documents deals with, first, debts incurred by capt. Ronquillo to Alonso Moralez Garcia and then Bartolome Garcia. Then Ronquillo Dies in fall of 1654, and the rest of the documents primarily concern Isabel Benitez zuida establishing the case that Ronquilla was her Husband, and she thus is entitled to a certain sum of goods of the estate - because she was first married to Simon Cordero and it appears had owned many articles and goods from his estate when he died and left her a widow. These things she brought to the Ronquilla estate when she married him and wants back now. Persons- captain Pedro Ronquillo de Amaya of San Bartolome; Alonso Moralez Garcia y Toribio, Parral; Bartolome Garcia, citizen and merchant of Parral; Isabel Benitez zuida?; alfarez Simon Cordero; captain Diego de Aquileta y Peralta, Alcalde mayor, and capitan de Guerrera, of Pueblo of Valle de San Bartolome. (Roger Davis) (1975)