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Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Captain Pedro de Armendáriz, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Joseph Carillo, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Genoese Juan Bautista, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Juan Godines, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Sebastian de Velasco, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Spanish Diego Benites Delgado, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Ambrosio Lomellino, Genoese, died 1667, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Genoese María Isabela Lomellino, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Agostino Lomellino, Genoese, died 1669, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Joseph de Meneses, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Genoese Francisco Lomellino, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Nicolás Soltero Castaneda, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Francisco Arias de Viveros, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Juan Prieto Soltero, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Genoese Italian Domenico Grillo, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Nicolás Álvarez, 1670

Sale agreements for enslaved persons Ciborio and Andres in colonial New Spain

Spanish Jerónimo Muñoz, 1670

Sale agreements for two enslaved persons and a house in colonial New Spain

Juan Bautista de Barrios, 1670

Sale agreements for two enslaved persons and a house in colonial New Spain

Juan Rodríguez de Guzmán, 1670

Sale agreements for two enslaved persons and a house in colonial New Spain

Antonio Gonzalez Laso, 1670

Sale agreements for two enslaved persons and a house in colonial New Spain

Diego Ramirez, 1670

Sale agreements for two enslaved persons and a house in colonial New Spain

Balthasar de Agüero, 1670

Sale agreements for two enslaved persons and a house in colonial New Spain

Diego Martín de Silva, 1670

Sale agreements for two enslaved persons and a house in colonial New Spain

Juan Sanchez de Aldana, 1670