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1835/07/14
Balmaceda, Jose Maria, fl. 1831-1835
Land grant in Spanish
GLC02145.64
1831/10/06
Written on "Sello Segundo / Doce Reales" stationery.
GLC02145.65
1842/10/17
Mexican land document certifying Juan Carol in Spanish
Written on printed stationery, "Sello Cuarto: Dos Reales"
GLC02145.66
1848/10/28
Bean, Aron H., fl. 1848
to Col. Thos. Ward re: selling Texas land in Ireland
GLC02145.67
1845-1846
Ward, Thomas W., fl. 1842-1862
Three receipts for purchases: 10/20/1845, 12/24/1846 and 12/29/1846
GLC02145.68
1841/12/17
Burnet, David G., fl. 1830-1870
to Thomas Ward re: asking for a favor for Messrs Booth & Dumman
Written at Dunman's near San Jancinto
GLC02145.69
1837/06/17
Cenas, H. B., fl. 1837
Protest of non-payment for bill drawn by Ward on William Christy
Partly printed document signed by Cenas as Notary Public. According to the document, a draft drawn by Ward "in favour of Thomas Mitchel on Wm Christy" for $700.83 was not paid. (Possibly related to Republic of Texas business?)
GLC02145.70
1836/09/10
Green, Thomas J., 1802-1863
to Thomas W. Ward re: asking for buttons for soldier's uniforms
Written as Brigadier General in the Texas Army, to Ward at New Orleans. With address on recto.
GLC02145.71
1845/02/18
Long, James M., fl. 1845
Oath of J.W. O'Hara forswearing drunkenness, signed and sealed
Signed as Supreme Court Justice of the Republic of Texas. The clerical docket on verso indicates that James William O'Hara broke the oath less than two months later "by the most shameful drunkenness."
GLC02145.72
1847/12/10
Gibbs, George, fl. 1847
Gift acknowledgement by N-Y Historical Society for Mexican musket to Ward
Signed by Gibbs as librarian. The musket came from the battlefield at San Jacinto.
GLC02145.73
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