Vincent Z.C. de Baca collection, 1809-1983 (bulk, 1809- 1935).

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Vincent Z.C. de Baca collection, 1809-1983 (bulk, 1809- 1935).

Summary: Collection consists of the family papers of the C be Baca, Rudolph, and Sanchez families of Mora County, New Mexico (1875-1949), other Mora County documents (1809-1935), and miscellaneous papers. Bulk of the collection covers the years, 1809-1935. Family papers include: marriage, birth, and death certificates; land records (primarily for land in Mora County); correspondence; receipts; and stock certificates. Also included are papers concerning the settlement of Manuel Antonio Sanchez's estate, Pablo C de Baca's political career, Martina Guadalupe C be Baca, and a genealogy of the Rudolph family. Mora County documents consist of: records for land grants issued by Garcia Noreiga (Mayor of Mora, New Mexico), conveyances, and deeds (1809-67); 2 unofficial bound volumes of birth and death information which include the names of the attending midwives for some of the births (1924-35); a register of all Mora County residents registered with the National Re-Employment Services, a Works Progress Administration program (1935); St. Gertrude's church and parish records; and the last will and testament of Thomas Barns (1865). Miscellaneous documents consist of a notice relating to epidemic diseases dated 1877, a testimonial by Archbishop of Santa Fe Jean Baptiste Lamy dated 1862, a military dispensation dated 1862, and some material relating to the Penitentes.

Papers : .5 linear feet.Photographs : 1.Contact sheets : 2.Bound v. : 3.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7394076

Museum of New Mexico Library

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United States. Works Progress Administration

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Organizational History President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1935 as a part of his New Deal to curtail the Depression's effects on the United States. The WPA attempted to provide the unemployed with jobs that allowed individuals to preserve skills or talents. The Federal Writers' Project (FWP), one branch of the WPA, provided work for over 6,600 unemployed writers, journalists, edit...

Sanchez, Manuel Antonio, d. 1859.

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C. de Baca, Pablo.

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Rudolph family.

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C. de Baca, Vincent Z. (Cabeza de Baca), 1950-

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Vincent Z. C. de Baca is a professor at Metro College of Denver, Colorado. From the guide to the Vincent Z. C. de Baca Collection, 1809-1983 (bulk, 1809-1935), (New Mexico History Museum. Fray Angélico Chávez History Library.) Vincent Z.C. de Baca is a professor at Metro College of Denver, Colorado. From the description of Vincent Z.C. de Baca collection, 1809-1983 (bulk, 1809- 1935). (Museum of New Mexico Library). WorldCat record id: 37518557 ...

Barns, Thomas

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Hermanos Penitentes

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Sanchez family.

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C de Baca family.

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St. Gertrude (Church : Mora County, N.M.)

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C. de Baca, Martina Guadalupe.

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Noreiga, Garcia.

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