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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.
Medina Family Land Documents
Land transfer records of property that borders the land where the Chapel of Santo Niño is located (most likely Chimayo) in Santa Fe county.
Mora County, N.M. Records,
Napoleon B. Laughlin Papers,
New Mexico Capitol Buildings Improvement Commission Records,
New Mexico Land Documents
Collection consists of documents involving a broad range of land matters in New Mexico. Includes deeds, mortgages, and other materials.
New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department Collection
These records were originally deposited by the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department from safety deposit boxes of New Mexico banks.
Significant items in these collections are deeds, powers of attorney, and court records that reveal the activities of land speculators in assembling enormous tracts in the post-Civil War years.
Some materials in Spanish.
Register of the Pecos Valley-Artesian Conservancy District Legal records
Pecos Valley land and water transactions. Includes court case files, Desert Land Act applications, water appropriation rights and New Mexico State and Territorial records of Lincoln, Eddy, Chaves, Otero, and San Miguel counties. The bulk of material focuses on land and water rights, and the access to streams and ditches.
Real Estate and Business Documents from Taos County, N.M. and Conejos County, Colo.,
This is a collection of real estate and business documents from northern New Mexico and Conejos County, Colorado. The majority of documents pertain to Squire Hartt Jr. of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico and Ruben García of New Mexico and Colorado.
Robert W. Korber Collection of British Documents
Consists of a variety of British documents--mostly legal records including deeds, mortgages, land leases, and wills--collected by Robert W. Korber.
Ronda, Málaga, España, Land Records
Land title transfer documents of the caballeria (ancient land tenure) in the Fuente del Hierro in the city of Ronda, Málaga, España.
Roy Tilghman Collection
One folders containing misc documents including wills, land transfers and other legal matters; religious books and a job of José Salaices, 1789-1818. The sketch includes information regarding Apache campaigns. A descriptive inventory is included with the documents. Many of the documents have been roughly translated.
Sandia Pueblo Land Deed
This collection contains the land deed for Sandia Pueblo reflecting its sale to that Pueblo from Pablo Salasar, a typed translation of this deed, and a document from 1830 detailing the assets and debts of Lorenzo Gonzales.
Sandoval County, N.M. Records,
Collection consists of the records of Sandoval County, New Mexico (1903-1935). Included are records of the county clerk (1911-1929), assessor (1903-1912), and treasurer (1926-1935). Clerk's records chiefly concern the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (1927-1929) and treasurer's records include material on the Los Alamos Ranch School (1932).
Santa Ana County, N.M. Records,
Santa Fe County, N.M. Records,
School of American Research Records
This collection, turned over by the School of American Research, contains land grants (deeds), financial records, and records pertaining to the affairs and archaeological activities of the School ("SAR"). It also contains collector's items [Folders 12-15] found among the foregoing records.
Socorro County, N.M. Records,
Stephen W. Dorsey Collection
Taos County, N.M. Records,
Valencia County, N.M. Records,
William C. Ilfeld Collection,
W.S. Burke Deeds
This collection contains eight Bernalillo county deeds in which members of the Burke family had ownership. The collection contains warranty deeds, deeds of trust, a quitclaim deed, and a deed of release. Most of the deeds are signed by W. S. Burke and his wife, Abby U. Burke; others are signed by Burke relatives, Jacobo Yrisarri (Sheriff of Bernalillo County), or Hannah B. and Noel E. Stevens.