Razon de lo que consta en la quenta del doctor don Joseph Codallos dada al Marqués de San Miguel, de los caudales librados para la expedicion de Texas y presidios de aquella provincia y la de Coaquila, [ca. 1723].

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Razon de lo que consta en la quenta del doctor don Joseph Codallos dada al Marqués de San Miguel, de los caudales librados para la expedicion de Texas y presidios de aquella provincia y la de Coaquila, [ca. 1723].

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A holograph manuscript record of funds received from citizens to finance the Aguayo expedition, and of perquisites awarded to the donors by the Marques. Gifts included a silver dish, a sword, two fine rifles, a gold stick, and twenty-four slabs of chocolate. The value of funds donated by individuals is listed in columns.

1 item (4 p.) : 32 cm.

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Aguayo, José de Azlor y Virto de Vera, marqués de, 1677-1734

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Azlor y Virto de Vera, Marquis de Aguayo (1677-1734) was born in Spain and moved to Mexico with his wife, Ignacia Xaviera, in 1712. In 1719 he became governor and captain general of the provinces of Coahuila and Texas. In 1720, he formed the Aguayo expedition to reoccupy East Texas missions and presidios abandoned by the French, thus cementing Spain's claim to Texas. Aguayo is considered responsible for beginning colonization in Texas. In 1722 he resigned the governorshi...