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A.A. Jones Papers,
Amado Chaves Papers,
Bernalillo County, N.M. Records,
Carmen Quintana Collection,
Chaves County, N.M. Records,
Collection consists of the records of Chaves County, New Mexico (1870-1935). The bulk of the records cover the years, 1881-1935. Included are copies of the county clerks deed indexes that include entries that date to before the creation of Chaves County (1870-1935); a county sheriffs bond (1896); and assessment records (1891-1912). The assessment records have been microfilmed.
Colfax County, N.M. Records,
Conaiegerine Marie Conver Deed Book of Rio Arriba County
Collection consists of loose photostat copies of a 446 page deed book recording land conveyances in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico from approximately 1830 to 1860. The copies of this legal journal are best described as the Rio Arriba County, Territory of New Mexico, Deed Book No. 2. Photocopies.
Dona Ana County, N.M. Records,
Edward Yrisarri Collection of Jacobo Yrisarri Papers,
Emiterio Rivera Papers,
Collection consists of professional and personal papers of Emiterio Rivera. Professional papers include promissory notes, coupons, advertisements, and receipts from several businesses in Santa Fe. Personal papers include deeds and land conveyances for properties in Santa Fe, and three financial documents of Asociacion Confraterny de la Santisima Trenidad recording costs and payments in 1893, 1894, and 1898.
Some materials are in Spanish.
Eugene A. Fiske Papers,
Grant County, N.M. Records,
Guadalupe County, N.M. Records,
Hubbell Family Papers,
Jennie M. Avery Papers,
Jesus Maria Baca Papers,
Judge David Chavez Jr. Papers
Lincoln County, N.M. Records,
Lobato Family Papers
Receipts and legal documents involving various members of the Lobato Family of Albuquerque.
Louis William Geck Papers,
Luis E. Armijo Papers,
Mauro Montoya Collection
Mauro Montoya Collection documents significant episodes of New Mexico history during the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The documents are divided into the four main periods: Spanish period, The Mexican period, U.S. Territorial period (incl. U.S. military occupation), New Mexico Statehood period.