Box 1
Container
Contains 73 Results:
Albuquerque. Letter to Rafael Armijo from Manuel Armijo., 15 Oct 1866.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 32
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
15 Oct 1866.
Tome, New Mexico. Letter to Manuel Armijo from Jose Jaramillo., 8 Nov 1866.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 33
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
8 Nov 1866.
San Antonio, Texas. Bill of sale to Rafael Armijo for purchase of four negro slaves., 15 Apr 1865.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 27
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
15 Apr 1865.
Joint Resolution of the Congress of the Confederate States of America relative to the services of Manuel and Rafael Armijo and Julian Tenorio during the Confederate campaign in New Mexico., 9 Mar 1865.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 28
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
9 Mar 1865.
Washington, D. C. Presidential pardon to Rafael Armijo from Andrew Johnson for his conduct during the Civil War., 6 Jan 1866.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 29
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
6 Jan 1866.
San Antonio, Texas. Bill of sale to Rafael Armijo for purchase of one negro slave., 8 Apr 1865.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 26
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
8 Apr 1865.
Las Cruces, N. M. Letter from Rafael Armijo to Sr. Dn. N. N., 23 Oct 1871.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 41
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
23 Oct 1871.
Las Cruces, N. M. Letter to Rafael Armijo., 16 Nov 1871.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 42
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
16 Nov 1871.
United States vs. Rafael Armijo. Certified copy. U.S. not to prosecute Armijo on the charge of treason., 11 May 1867.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 36
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
11 May 1867.
Rafael and Manuel Armijo vs. Reyes Escontrias. Writ concerning debts owed the Armijos by Escontrias., 8 Jan 1868.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 37
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
8 Jan 1868.
Rafael and Manuel Armijo vs. Reyes Escontrias. In chancery Re: debts of Escontrias owed to Armijo brothers., 14 Jun 1867.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 38
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
14 Jun 1867.
Document concerning confiscation of property of those involved in insurrection against the United States government., 22 Apr 1867.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 34
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
22 Apr 1867.
Copy of above document., 22 Apr 1867.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 35
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
22 Apr 1867.
San Antonio, Texas. Oath of allegiance to the United States by Rafael Armijo., 18 Apr 1866.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
18 Apr 1866.
San Antonio, Texas. Last will and testament of Rafael Armijo., 18 Nov 1866.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 31
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
18 Nov 1866.
Reyes Escontrias vs. Rafael and Manuel Armijo. Respuesta (Answer), 8 Aug 1867.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 39
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
8 Aug 1867.
Rafael and Manuel Armijo, petitioners. Complaint against Rosalio Colvino for debt. Signed by Kirby Benedict, attorney., 1869.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 40
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
1869.
Washington, D. C. Letter to Rafael Armijo from Jose Manuel Gallegos, New Mexico delegate to congress, re; Armijo's request for damages., 17 Apr 1872.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 43
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
17 Apr 1872.
Washington, D. C. Letter to Rafael Armijo from Samuel V. Niles, attorney, re: Indian depredations claims against the government., 30 Sep 1872.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 44
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
30 Sep 1872.
Washington, D. C. Letter to Manuel Armijo from Jose Manuel Gallegos. re: Armijo's claims against the government., 9 Feb 1873.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 45
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
9 Feb 1873.
Albuquerque, N. M. Receipt, Rafael Armijo. Three hundred dollars for G. Trujillo de Armijo, his wife., 29 Aug 1882.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 52
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
29 Aug 1882.
Bernalillo County. Agreement by Rafael Armijo and G. Trujillo de Armijo, his wife, transference of some property., 29 Aug 1882.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 53
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
29 Aug 1882.
Albuquerque, N. M. Receipt, Don Rafael Armijo., 8 Sep 1882.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 54
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
8 Sep 1882.
Albuquerque, N. M. List of individuals indebted to the Armijo's., 14 Apr 1881.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 50
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
14 Apr 1881.
Albuquerque, N. M. List of individuals indebted to the Armijo's., 21 Apr 1881.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 51
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The John L. Gay collection (1841-1902) consists primarily of business documents and correspondence concerning Manuel and Rafael Armijo. These papers are particularly valuable in that they throw light on some phases of the Civil War period in New Mexico. The Armijos were merchants with stores in Albuquerque, Mesilla and other places in New Mexico. The Armijos identified themselves with the South at the beginning of the Civil War, and sold quantities of merchandise to Baylor, Sibley, and other...
Dates:
21 Apr 1881.