Índice de todas las escrituras que se hallan en este libro de las tierras comprehendidas con el nombre de San Isidro pertenecientes al Convento de San Agustín

This is the index of deeds concerning various lands in the highlands of Dongalo, associated with the Convent of San Agustín. It chronicles transactions from 1623 to 1647, detailing sales and donations of lands named Potag, Socong, Mabilog, Paquita, Majayjay, Pedrera Amaya, Estero de Ventura, Pangpang, and Manibo. The narrative begins on August 7, 1623, when Don Agustín Sungab sold a piece of land called Potag to Francisco Coro. Following this, legal proceedings unfolded to establish Coro's possession of the land. On February 3, 1624, Coro transferred the lands to the Convent of San Agustín. As the years progressed, multiple individuals sought permission to sell additional parcels of land, with many transactions occurring throughout 1624. These lands were subsequently sold to the convent, each accompanied by official documentation and legal validation. Further transactions continued through 1626 to 1647, where various parties either sold or donated lands to the convent, including specific deeds that outlined the conditions and agreements of these transfers. This text is in the volume with the title "San Agustín Conviento de San Pablo de Manila Meisapar" "Titulos De La Estancia de Meysapar Y Tierras De San Ysidro" // Taken together (Lot 520, Volumes 1-4), these four codices comprise an unrivaled source for a study of some important Augustinian land-holdings in Luzon from c. 1580 to c. 1725.
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es Índice de todas las escrituras que se hallan en este libro de las tierras comprehendidas con el nombre de San Isidro pertenecientes al Convento de San Agustín
en Index of all the deeds found in this book of the lands included under the name of San Isidro belonging to the Convent of San Agustín
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This is the index of deeds concerning various lands in the highlands of Dongalo, associated with the Convent of San Agustín. It chronicles transactions from 1623 to 1647, detailing sales and donations of lands named Potag, Socong, Mabilog, Paquita, Majayjay, Pedrera Amaya, Estero de Ventura, Pangpang, and Manibo. The narrative begins on August 7, 1623, when Don Agustín Sungab sold a piece of land called Potag to Francisco Coro. Following this, legal proceedings unfolded to establish Coro's possession of the land. On February 3, 1624, Coro transferred the lands to the Convent of San Agustín. As the years progressed, multiple individuals sought permission to sell additional parcels of land, with many transactions occurring throughout 1624. These lands were subsequently sold to the convent, each accompanied by official documentation and legal validation. Further transactions continued through 1626 to 1647, where various parties either sold or donated lands to the convent, including specific deeds that outlined the conditions and agreements of these transfers. This text is in the volume with the title "San Agustín Conviento de San Pablo de Manila Meisapar" "Titulos De La Estancia de Meysapar Y Tierras De San Ysidro" // Taken together (Lot 520, Volumes 1-4), these four codices comprise an unrivaled source for a study of some important Augustinian land-holdings in Luzon from c. 1580 to c. 1725.
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8
Date of creation
1623 -1647
Holding Institution of Original Materials
The Lilly Library, Indiana University
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VAD6896-U-00013_00164-00171
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The Lilly Library, Indiana University
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LLMC_000006 Índice de todas las escrituras que se hallan en este libro de las tierras comprehendidas con el nombre de San Isidro pertenecientes al Convento de San Agustín
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LLMC_000006 Indize de todas las Escrituras que se Gallan
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Philippine mss-Bound 1: Sotheby 520./ Harper 21531 / Phillipps Nos. 8474. Digital File VAD6896-U-00013 //
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Timeline Date
1623
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Índice de todas las escrituras que se hallan en este libro de las tierras comprehendidas con el nombre de San Isidro pertenecientes al Convento de San Agustín
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