Chávez Esparza family letters | Collections | The Huntington

Chávez Esparza family letters | Collections | The Huntington

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Father [José Chávez Esparza] to Paco Chávez
Manuscripts
The letters document the lives and activities of different branches of the Chávez Esparza family, both in Mexico and California. This includes the search for jobs, working conditions, recreation, economic status, and transnational relations with relatives, especially courtship and the sending of money. The letters also document the education and professional career of María Concepción Alvarado in Mexico. The majority of the letters are in Spanish (a few are in English).
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Letters from relatives to Paco Chávez Esparza
Manuscripts
The letters document the lives and activities of different branches of the Chávez Esparza family, both in Mexico and California. This includes the search for jobs, working conditions, recreation, economic status, and transnational relations with relatives, especially courtship and the sending of money. The letters also document the education and professional career of María Concepción Alvarado in Mexico. The majority of the letters are in Spanish (a few are in English).
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[Paco Chávez Esparza] to Miscellaneous
Manuscripts
The letters document the lives and activities of different branches of the Chávez Esparza family, both in Mexico and California. This includes the search for jobs, working conditions, recreation, economic status, and transnational relations with relatives, especially courtship and the sending of money. The letters also document the education and professional career of María Concepción Alvarado in Mexico. The majority of the letters are in Spanish (a few are in English).
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Rafael Martínez to Paco Chávez Esparza
Manuscripts
The letters document the lives and activities of different branches of the Chávez Esparza family, both in Mexico and California. This includes the search for jobs, working conditions, recreation, economic status, and transnational relations with relatives, especially courtship and the sending of money. The letters also document the education and professional career of María Concepción Alvarado in Mexico. The majority of the letters are in Spanish (a few are in English).
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Antonio Lozano to Paco Chávez Esparza
Manuscripts
The letters document the lives and activities of different branches of the Chávez Esparza family, both in Mexico and California. This includes the search for jobs, working conditions, recreation, economic status, and transnational relations with relatives, especially courtship and the sending of money. The letters also document the education and professional career of María Concepción Alvarado in Mexico. The majority of the letters are in Spanish (a few are in English).
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Ildefonso Hernádez to [Paco Chávez Esparza]
Manuscripts
The letters document the lives and activities of different branches of the Chávez Esparza family, both in Mexico and California. This includes the search for jobs, working conditions, recreation, economic status, and transnational relations with relatives, especially courtship and the sending of money. The letters also document the education and professional career of María Concepción Alvarado in Mexico. The majority of the letters are in Spanish (a few are in English).
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