estate settlement proceedings of Antonio Tabares Contains a will, inventories, appraisal of assets and creditors' meeting The deceased declared that he owned mules, household assets, clothes, fabrics, dyes and jewelry; he also assured that an enslaved female named María Bran was part of the dowry of his wife, Bernarda de Salazar The mortgage of 2 enslaved individuals named Teresa and Francisco is also mentioned.
Mortuoria de Antonio Tabares. Contiene testamento, inventarios, avalúo de bienes y concurso de acreedores. El difunto declaró poseer mulas, enseres, ropa, telas, tintes y joyas; además, aseguró que una esclavizada llamada María Bran hacía parte de la dote de su esposa Bernarda de Salazar. También se menciona la hipoteca de 2 esclavizados llamados Teresa y Francisco.
Extent: 63 paper folios.
Condition of original material: Deteriorated. There are signs of dampness, stains and small tears, especially on folios 161-164. Folios 170-172, 180, 182, 190, 192, 210-211, 213, 217-219 are affected by iron gall ink. Folios 175, 218, 220 have been restored. Folios 186, 195-198, 201 are severely damaged by iron gall ink, the contents are partially legible. Folio 197 is torn at the lower margin.
Scribe(s): Juan de Piedrahíta y Saavedra; Francisco Correal de Ocampo; Juan Jaramillo de Andrade.
Original institution reference: Co.AHA/Mortuorias_T301_D5969/f160r-222v.
Related places: Colombia, Medellín, Santa Fe de Antioquia, Nare
