1733, Jul. 10. Deposito de 4U [4,000] p.s q.e otorgaron Dn Fran.co Xavier de Armenta, Dn Bernabe y Dn Pedro Benegas y Dn Ju.n Joseph de Miranda Vcs de esta Ziu.d y Mercaderes en esta Mancomunados por tiempo y plaza de tres an.s = En fabor de las dos Cap.s de Missas q.e fundaron Miguel Ger.mo de Cabrera y D.a Catharina de Cobarrubias de q.e es Capellan propietario del Br. Dn Andres Sanches de Cobarrubias como se contiene. Mexico City | Collections | The Huntington

1733, Jul. 10. Deposito de 4U [4,000] p.s q.e otorgaron Dn Fran.co Xavier de Armenta, Dn Bernabe y Dn Pedro Benegas y Dn Ju.n Joseph de Miranda Vcs de esta Ziu.d y Mercaderes en esta Mancomunados por tiempo y plaza de tres an.s = En fabor de las dos Cap.s de Missas q.e fundaron Miguel Ger.mo de Cabrera y D.a Catharina de Cobarrubias de q.e es Capellan propietario del Br. Dn Andres Sanches de Cobarrubias como se contiene. Mexico City | Collections | The Huntington

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