Collection of documents and letters concerning ecclesiastical disputes, church property, inquisition proceedings, etc., 1599-1815.

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Collection of documents and letters concerning ecclesiastical disputes, church property, inquisition proceedings, etc., 1599-1815.

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The chief documents relate to a dispute over tithes between the Mexico City Cathedral Chapter and the Society of Jesus, 1736; church repairs in old Veracruz, caused by earthquake damage, and other needs of that community, 1777-1783; controversy between the military and clergy at Our Lady of Guadalupe, 1800-1815; the will of Ramírez Ponce de León, leaving his estate to the College of San Pedro y San Pablo, 1713-1714; description of the four paintings or images of Our Lady at the four corners of Mexico City, 1754; a jurisdictional dispute in regard to the estates of three bishops of Guadalajara, deceased, 1755-1759; a vacant prebend in the collegiate church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, near Mexico City, 1779; and the Inquisition's trial and punishment of Juan Peraza, 1599-1601, on a morals charge.

Originals : 8 folders in box.Copies : partial microfilm reel (283 exposures) : negative (Rich. 101:8) and positive.

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Jesuits

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Ponce de León, Ramirez.

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