Lease between Jacques Antoine Moerenhout and [...]s Breck, Louis Hebrard, and Jos. Deprette for their use of twenty acres on Rancho de las Salinas, near Mission San Francisco (in French)

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  HM 70791

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  [Higuera, Lazaro]. Promissory note to Jacques Antoine Moerenhout (in Spanish)

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  HM 70797

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  Moerenhout, J.A. (Jacques Antoine), 1796-1879. 1 letter to Carmen Sibrian de Bernal (in Spanish)

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  HM 70847

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  greement between Jose de Jesus Bernal and Carmen Sibrian de Bernal with Jacques Antoine Moerenhout and his daughter, Emma Antonia Moerenhout de Crowly, concerning a parcel of land called San Ygnacio on the Rancho las Tularcitas in Santa Clara County (in Spanish)

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  HM 70811

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  Lease between Luciano Vasquez and Sebastian Jara for Jara's use of his land in and around Rancho de los Pilarcitos (in Spanish and English)

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  Lease between Carmen Sibrian de Bernal to Hollom Hutchinson for his use of land on Rancho de Jesus Marin, also known as "Potrero Viejo."

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  HM 70793