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A four page, loose leaf Spanish language manuscript handwritten in ink describing the sale of one enslaved woman and a transfer of authority at the Convent of Santo Domingo in colonial New Spain (today Mexico). The manuscript contains two documents split on the second page. The first and third page are numbered in the upper right corner. The first page is stamped with two seals in the upper left c
- Por Capt. Don Juan Sanches Frenero Trujillo, Doña Mariana Fernandes de Mansilla, died 1738, Templo y Convento Santo Domingo de Guzmán, Mexican, founded 1526, Friar Juan Rodrigues, Friar Juan Baptista, Friar Alonso Gilo, Friar Pedro Salmoran, Friar Bartolomé Amphoso del Manzano, Friar Thomas de Morales, Friar Joseph de Bustamante, Friar Francisco Romero, Friar Manuel de Santo Thomas, Friar Alonso Sanches, Friar Antonio Cordero, Friar Matheo de los Reyes, Friar Juan del Hollo, Friar Nicolas Sanches, Friar Manuel de Esqueda, Friar Francisco de León, Lucas de Ruvilla
- Crédito: Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture
- Derechos: CC0
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