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Archive collection documenting Jesuit activity in Mexico and South America, 1602-1815.
This manuscript collection contains correspondence and papers related to the Jesuit missions in Mexico and South America (concentrated in the Rio de la Plata region) in the early modern period. Manuscripts in Spanish, 2 in Latin.
Carver land grant papers
The collection pertains to several claims to a land grant that was supposedly made to Jonathan Carver by two Naudowessie Indian chiefs in 1767. The land grant was located on the east side of the Mississippi River between the Falls of St. Anthony and Lake Pepin’s south end, extending far into present-day Wisconsin. Claims upon this land were disputed well into the nineteenth century. These papers center on claims made by Robert McLenehan and others in 1815-16.
Convento y Hospital de Santa Toribio de Refugio de Incurables de la Religión Bethlehemitica de la Ciudad de Lima records
Historical Maps in Books Project
Izcue y Arias (firm) Records and Related Documents, 1782-1832
Jesuit Manuscripts Relating to China
Written in French, Latin, and Italian, these 10 manuscript items include documents concerned with Chinese philosophy, science, history, and political circumstances, as well to Jesuit affairs in China.
John Fullerton Papers Concerning the Events at Jeddah, 1727
On June 6, 1727, six Englishmen were attacked in a riot in Jeddah, while their ship "Prince George" was docked in the port. This collection includes an eyewitness account by the only survivor, along with related materials.
John Smith Journals and Papers, 1758-1794
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Jorunn Selbyg Map Collection
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Manuel Gallego y Valcarcel papers
Swedish East India Company records
This collection consists of the correspondence and administrative documents of Charles Irvine (1693-1771), a supercargo in employ with the Swedish East India Company, a trade company based in Gothenburg, Sweden conducting trade with the Far East during the 18th century.
The De Mey van Streefkerk papers
The De Mey van Streefkerk papers archive comprises a collection of about 390 items, including letters, books, correspondence, reports, memoranda, etc. relating to the family’s sugar plantations in Surinam (Dutch Guiana).
Titulos Primordiales de Hacienda de San Estevan Tiripitio, 1562-1786
Records of a sugar plantation in Michoacán Province, Mexico, which was sold to the Jesuit Order in 1629, and sold again to a private owner in the 1780s after the expulsion of the Jesuits from Latin America in 1767. Documents in Purépecha, the language of the Purépecha people in the Michoacán Province of Mexico, deal with earlier claims to the lands by the Tarasco people.
Viceroyalty of Peru records
The collection contains six bound volumes of manuscript materials from eighteenth and early nineteenth century Peru. The folios pertain to the administration of the Viceroyalty of Peru between 1734 and 1812. Records of royal taxation, the royal tobacco monopoly, and royal oversight of imports and exports are included in the collection.
Village of Horche, Spain Records and Papers
The collection of manuscripts and printed documents contains records of the private and commercial affairs of citizens of the village of Horche, Spain, between the late 17th and late 19th centuries.