Abel Stearns papers, 1836-1865.

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Abel Stearns papers, 1836-1865.

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Consists of a José Antonio Carrillo letter, dated Dec. 25, 1835, introducing Mariano Chico to Abel Stearns of Los Angeles, Calif.; a certificate of recommendation for Abel Steans, signed by Father J. A. Alejo Bachelot of Mission San Gabriel and dated July 11, 1836; a document, signed by Abel Stearns and dated June 2, 1843, regarding commerce with Mission San Fernando; a J. D. Thomson letter to Abel Stearns, dated Aug. 11, 1847, regarding a contract between Eulogio Celis and John C. Fremont for 600 head of cattle; an Abel Stearns letter to H. D. Bacon, dated Dec. 21, 1864, regarding a loan; and a certificate of sale, dated Dec. 6, 1865, in the matter of E. W. Morse vs. Abel Stearns in the First District Court of Los Angeles County.

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Chico, Mariano.

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Bachelot, Juan Augusto Alejo.

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