| Today I am going to put up some more papers for you to copy if you want to. Unless I am traveling off the island, I will change this page every two weeks or so. |
| The following is a slightly abbreviated form of |
| The names are in alphabetic order by given name! I have copied the old and often erratic and varied spelling and put no accents unless the word in the list had been written with an accent. The use of "de", for example "de Matos", etc., is an older form that disappears more and more in the 19th century. Many compound names are also being contracted, especially if the person has lost much of the social status associated with the old, prestigious name. A good example is the name Toro: in the 18th century it was Del Toro y Quiñones". Many changed this first to Del Toro and later to plain Toro although quite a few people left the "del" . Thus we have today "del Toros" and "Toros" that may have the same ascendence. Another interesting case is the spelling of Cintrón and Segarra which were spelled Sintron and Cegarra.-- I also have occasional comments in () within the lists. Most people had to pay very little, often less than one peso. I am going to put the amounts in () after the person's name if the amount is six pesos or more. The lists show that people with some more money lived in the town itself, not so much in the surrounding wards. The word "liberto" is not a surname, but is the designation given to ex-slaves who for some reason were emancipated, either because their master set them free or because they were able to buy their freedom. Slaves were permitted to have some possessions and quite a few ex-slaves owned slaves themselves. The list includes a summary of the town's expenses (the amounts are given in pesos, reales and maravedis): Derecho de tierra que corresponde a Cabo=rojo (sic) en el presente año: 178-0-15; Gastos Publicos: 150-0-0; Maestro de Escuela: 100-0-0; Salario del Cura: 300-0-0; Salario del Sacristan: 30-0-0; Bacuna: 120-0-0; 6 ?? de recaudacion: 52-5-1. The total expenses for the town were 930 pesos, 5 reales and 16 maravedis which corresponds to the total amount collected. In 1827 the town consisted of six wards: Pueblo, Pedernales (nowadays the coastal road from the town to Boquerón and probably part of Boquerón;. Although the name Boquerón had been known for quite some time, it was not yet an independent ward), Llanos (comprising the area between Boquerón and Lajas with Llanos Costa and Llanos Tuna), Montegrande (towards San Germán and Llanos Tuna), Bajura (the agricultural area towards Mayaguez) and Guanajibo (towards Mayaguez and Hormigueros). The ward Miradero was not included here. Unfortunately, I do not have the names of the Guanajibo sector! For some reason they were not copied when I ordered the list from the General Archives in San Juan. This taxlist belongs to the Fondo de Gob. Españoles, Caja 417, Cabo Rojo; if I can get this missing part I will add it. |
| Barrio Pueblo |
| D. Andres Sabatier, D. Antonio Gonzalez (6), D. Antolin Montalvo, D. Agustin Quero, Antonio Viscovich (he had just immigrated from Dubrovnik; he was married to Luisa Asencio who in 1841 married Bartolome Brau after she had become a widow in 1938; their eldest son was Salvador Brau), D. Benito Texidor (6), D. Blas Soltero, Bernardino Camacho, D. Cayetano Besosa, Claudino Rodriguez, D. Domingo Sepulveda, Diego Rodriguez Lamboy, Domingo Velazquez, Eugenio Rodriguez, D. Francisco Nogueroles, Da. Fulgencia Hernandez (one of the very few women who paid taxes independently), Felipe Betances (7), Francisco Betances (12), D. Francisco Ximenez (13), Francisco Flores (6), D. Francisco Llut & Cia. (7), Francisco Soto, Francisco Morales 1., D. Francisco Villa (an immigrant from San Pedro in Galicia), Francisca Rivas, Francisco liberto, D. Francisco Monsetet, Francisco Garcia, D. Francisco Velez y suegra (mother-in-law), Felipa Rivera, Francisco Cruz, Felix Acosta, D. Francisco Masaguer & Cia (10), Francisco Mercado, Geronimo Baron, Gaspar Naponeli (10), D. Gregorio Llopiz, Guillermo Olibo, Gabriel Rodriguez, German Ribera, Gregorio Rodriguez, Gregorio Lopez, D. Gabriel Ferrer (8), D. Gabriel Guardiola, Isidro Betances, Da. Isabel Abrante, D. Jose Carlos (15), D. Juan Font y Soler (12) (he had arrived about 10 years earlier from Venezuela), D. Juan Guardiola, D. Jose Enrique Padilla, Da. Josefa Natos (sic), Jose Maria Betances, D. Jacinto Barbarin, D. Juan Pares (10), Juana Geralda Ribas, Jose Morales 1., D. Juan Bautista Berenguel (the name should be spelled Berenguer), D. Jose Toledo, Jacinto Roman (7), Jose Ramon Chapuy, D. Jose Garrastazu (8), D. Jose Rigual, Julian Cristan, D. Juan Jose Montalvo, D. Jose Maria Campis. Jose Marti, Jose Alacan, Juan Antonio Maldonado, Joaquin del Rio, Juan Losada, , D. Jose Guiani, Jorge Rivera, Juan Velasques, Jose Morales 2., Juan Ribera, Juan Ledesma, Juan Antonio Martin, Jose Bonilla, D. Juan Ayala, Juan Paulino, Juan Critosf (sic) (today Creitoff, from the Dutch Cruythof or Cristof), D. Juan Bautista Vignales, Jose Muñis, D. Juan Soler, D. Juan Simon Agustini, Luis Fernandez, Lorenzo liberto, Luisa Leon, Luisa Beyron, Lino Gallardo, Da. Lorenza Guardiola, Lucas Efrece, Lorenzo Baledin, Manuel Morales, Da. Magdalena Llopis, D. Miguel Cerdás (15) (one of the few words written with an accent in the original), Manuel Lopez, Monserrate Flores e hijos, Manuel Ruis, D. Mus (sic) Magriñan, D. Martin Rius (12), D. Mateo Pedro Vich, D. Mariano Camps, Manuel de Rivera, Manuel Bonilla (carpintero), Manuel Bonilla (zapatero), Mateo Rodriguez 1., Miguel Acosta, Miguel Ramirez liberto, Marcos Vega, Máximo Astacio, D. Miguel Saliba, D. Nicolas Rodriguez, Da. Petronila Asencio (16) D. Pedro Tor (10), D. Pablo de Oca, D. Pedro Campodoni, Pablo del Rosario, Pedro Flores, D. Pedro Guero, D. Pedro Alacan (Betances grandfather), Da. Petronila Delgado, Da. Pilar Llopis, Placido Flores, D. Pedro Bermudes, D. Rafael Campis (8), Da. Reymunda Berenguela (interesting this apparent female form which was often used in the 18th century, such as Negron and Negrona), D. Ramon Carbonell (15), Rosalia Rodrigues, Rufina Melon, Ramonn Perez (barbero?), Ramon Asencio e hijos, Rumaldo Morales Lin. (Linares?), D. Sandalio Delgado (12), Silvestre Vasques, D. Salvador Llauger (sic), Toribio Montalvo, Tiburcio Acosta, Tomas Pagan, Da. Teresa Larrimbe (the widow of D. Antonio Ronda, one of my husband's ancestors; he had been a surgeon in the Regiment of Granada and had arrived in Cabo rojo from Venezuela about 1818)), D. Vicente Carlos, D. Vicente Maytin & Cia (12), Vicente Ribera, Vicente Gallina, and la viuda de Francisco Padilla. |
| Barrio Pedernales |
| D. Angelino Hernandez, Antonio Camacho, D. Antonio Ramirez de Arellano 1., D. Alejandro Lopez, D. Antonio Rodriguez, D. Andres Silvestre (Italian, Corsican immigrant), Antonio Lopez, D. Agustin del Toro, Anastacio Vega, Agapito Quiñones, Antonio Vega, Antolin Camacho, D. Antonio Ramirez de Arellano 2. (most of the other Ramirez are also de Arellano except some descendents of slaves and one other Ramirez family, the Ramirez de Arias), Antonio Rivera, Antonio Sanchez Prieto, Andres Acosta (my husband's Acosta ancestor), Andres Sabalier, Anastacio Aviles, D. Bernardino Montalvo, Bernardino Quiñones, Baltasar Padilla, D. Bartolome Bonilla, Borjas Camacho, Bruno Aviles, Bernardino Cancer (in Puerto Rican Spanish the "l" and "r' are often mispronounced and interchanged; we can assume that this man was Bernardino Cancel), D. Candelario Ramires, D. Cayetano Castillo (6), Da. Cayetano Camacho (10), D. Cristobal Pabon (another of my husband's ancestors, born in Mayaguez he worked as administrator of the salt works in 1818. In 1827 he was over 60 and may not have been working any longer. He belonged to the Pabon-Davilas, another compound surname; they had been very active in different administrative positions until the early 19th century and later; the Puerto Rican actor Mario Pabon, who died last week, was a descendent of an uncle of Cristobal.), Casiano Maya, Clemencia Ramires, Cayetano Rodrigues, Ciprian Padilla 1., D. Carlos de Torres, Cayetano de Matos, Cecilio Rivera, D. Carlos Ramires, Dionicio Cegarra, D. Diego Ramires 1., D. Diego Ramires 2., D. Domingo Lopez, Diego Medina, Dorotea Soto, D. Diego Pagan, Damian Rodriguez, D. Domingo Luises, Eugenio Rosado, Eustaquio Montalvo, Eugenio Guevara, Eugenio de Santiago, Estanislao Rodrigues, Da. Eusebia Cegarra, Eduardo Sandoval, D. Fernando del Toro, Francisco Nasario, Felipe Losada, Francisco Ayala, D. Faustino Ramires, Felipe Garcia, Felipe Ruis, Francisco Sanches, D. Francisco Ramires, Felipe Sanches, Francisco Soto Bodoque (sic), Florencio Rodriguez, D. Felipe Carlos 2., Francisco Linares, Francisco Rodriguez, Felix Roman, Florencio Lopez, Felix de Rivera, Franncisco Rodrigues Neco (sic), Francisco Nieves Rodrigues, D. German de Lugo, D. German Toledo, D. Geronimo Gillot (6), Gabriel de los Reyes, Gregorio Camacho, Gregorio Carlos, Gaspar Bobe, Gregorio Olan, German Cegarra, Herederos de Andres Casares, Ignacio del Toro, Ignacio Cofresin (the brother of the pirate, at that time apparently still rather poor, he only paid 1 real; later he and his wife were very well-to-do), Isidoro Ribera, Ypolito Guzman, D. Jose Rafael Montalbo, D. Jusol (sic) Montalvo, D. Jose Miguel Cegarra, D. Jose Mendoza (for many years the capitán del puerto), Juan Senon Abiles, Jose Vasques, Jose Rodrigues, Juan Caseres, Jorge Aleman, D. Juan de Rivera, Juan Concepcion, D. Juan Pabon, D. Juan Antonio Montalbo, Joaquin Arroyo, D. Jose Anselmo Montalvo, D. Juan Pablo de Rivera, D. Jose Antonio Camacho, D. Jose Maria Ramires, Jose Lamboy, Juan Cruz Montalbo, D. Jose Eusebio Pagan, Da. Juana Pacheca (sic) e hijas, Jose Antonio Rodrigues, D. Jose Antonio Cegarra, D. Justo Aponte Conde, D. Justo Torres, Juan Miguel liberto, Jose Silvestre, D. Juan de Mercado, Juan Gregorio liberto, Jose Colon, Juan Pedro Bodon, Jesus de Riberas, Juan de Acosta, Jose Martin, Juan Jose Peres, Jose Abiles, D. Jose Escabi, Juana Vasques, D. Jose Ramires 2., Joaquin Aviles, Juana Sanches 2., Jose Acosta (cojo = the lame), D. Jose Ortiz, Da. Juana Velez, Juana Matos e hijos, Juan Julian Catalan, Jose Mercado, Da. Juana Pagan, Juan Mendes, Juan Manuel Ortiz, D. Jose Castillo, Juan Sanches Matos, Juan Acosta (Tablones), D. Jose Maria Camacho, Jose Miguel Ramires, Juan Ramos, Jose Ramos, Jose del Rosario, Lasaro Padilla, Luis del Rio, D. Lucas Lugo, Leon Acebedo, Lasaro Vega, Lucas Acosta, Leonardo Abiles, Lorenzo Sanches, Luciano aponte, Lucas liberto, Luis Caseres, Leon Mercado, Laureano Vargas, D. Marcos Ramires, D. Manuel Montalvo Boril (sic), Da. Marcelina Padilla, D. Marcelino Lopez, Manuel Garcia 1., Manuel Padilla Rabelo, Manuel de la Cruz, Miguel Quiñones, Manuel del Toro, Miguel Martinez, Manuel Toledo, D. Manuel Ramon Rodriguez, D. Monserrate Ramires, Maria Ramires, Marcelina Mercado, D. Manuel Ramires, D. Manuel de Matos Incler, Miguel Abiles, Martin Sanches, Marcos Abiles, Miguel Camarena, Marcos de Mercado, Maria del Carmen Sanches, Da. Maria de Jesus Carbonell, D. Miguel Sepulveda, D. Miguel Ortiz, Maria Isabel Benencia, D. Manuel Montalvo Pacheco, Matias Camacho, Manuel Camacho, Marcos, Silvestri, Marcos Matos, Manuel Abiles, Mateo Orgen (sic), Manuel Abiles, Miguel Carmenate, Miguel Ventura, Manuel Garcia Dom., Manuel Maria Graneli (the modern spelling is Graniela), Mateo Lopez, Manuel Pares, Marcelino Mercado, Manuel de la Paz Olibera, Mariano Vasques, Manuel Padilla, Manuel Mercado, Manuel Perez 2., Nicolas Carlos, Narciso Negron, D. Nicanor Pabon, D. Nicolas Ramires (de Arellano, 2nd great grandfather of my husband), Nicolas Graneli, menor (Nicolas Graneli, senior was an immigrant from Italy), Narciso Acosta, D. Pablo Ortiz (de la Renta, ancestor of the "Ortiz de la Unión", a place at the entry to Boquerón), D. Pedro Ramires 1., D. Pedro Ramos, D. Pedro Roman, D. Pedro Mangual, Pedro Coriano, Pedro Losada, D. Pedro Ramires 2., Pablo Camacho, Pablo Garcia, Pedro Luciano, Pedro Buye (one of the immigrants; his name was also spelled Bouyet, nowadays Playa Buyé is named for this family), D. Ramon Montalvo, D. Rumualdo Ramires, Rafael Acebedo, Ramon Abelenda 1., Ramon Abelenda 2., Roberto de la Seda, Roque Seda, Rumualdo Nasario, Ramon Bodon, Rumualdo Rivera, D. Ramon Sepulveda, D. Roque Pagan, Rafael Montalvo, Ramon Arroyo, Roberto Lopez, Ramon de Matos, Ramon Montalvo, Simon Carlos (ancestor of the Simon Carlos family of Mayaguez), Sebastian Rober, Santiago Figueroa, Silvestre Acosta, Sebastian de Matos, Santiago Cardona, D. Tomas Ramon Ramires, Tomas Hernandez, Tomas Abiles, Tomas Acevedo, Tomas Acosta, Tomas Ramires, Tiburcio Linares, D. Vicente Cegarra, D. Vicente Ramires, the widow of Urban, Da. Victoria Abiles (this is a case were a person was born a parda libre (free "brown"), but probably looked white enough to get away with being called "dona" after she and her family became quite wealthy and/or socially accepted in a very closed society), D. Vicente Rodrigues, the widow of Domingo Perez, the widow of Miguel Negron, Victor Acosta, the widow of Baltasar de Matos (also ancestors of my husband), Victoriana Incler, Vicente Rodrigues 2., Vicente Rodrigues 3., Victoriano Vargas, Victoriano Ribera. |
| Llanos |
| D. Antonio Hernandez (8) (As far as I know, D. Antonio Hernandez is an ancestor or brother of an ancestor of ex-governor Rafael Hernández Colón), Antonio Ramires, D. Anselmo Acosta, Antolin de Matos, D. Antolin Caneer (sic), Anastacia Alvino, Antonio Mercado 1., D. Antonio Pagan, D. (sic) Angela Seda, Agustin Dias, Antonio Duran, Alejos Garcia, Antonio Palermo, Antonio de Lugo, Ana de Torres, Ana de Lugo, Antonia Rodriguez, Antonio Reyes liberto, Antonia Irisarri, D. Blas Ortiz (de Pe241;, from an old, but impoverished family), D. Bartolome Seda 1., D. Bartolome Seda 2., Benito Cruz, D. Basilio Sapata (the modern spelling is always Zapata), D. Bautista Cardosa, D. Baltasar Montalvo, Baltasar Irisarri, Bonifacio Garcia, Benito de Matos, Bernardillo Padilla, Bernardino de Matos, Bernardino Mercado, D. Ciprian Ortiz, D. Casiano Teodoro (sic; I am sure this was a mistake and he is Teodoro Casiano), Clemente Rodriguez, D. Carlos del Toro (one of my husband's ancestors), Cosme Rodriguez, D. Cayetano Sosa, Clemente Acevedo, Carlos Santana, Corniel de Jesus, Carlos Camacho, Da. Concepcion Ramires, Domingo Maya, Damaso Seda, Dionisio Madera, Dolores Sapata, Diego Sinntron, Eusebio Sintron, D. Eugenio Ramires (de Arellano, he was an impoverished hacendado with many children), Esteban de Acosta, Encarnacion Palermo, Esteban Hernandez, Eugenio Aponte, Francisco Luciano, D. Francisco de Paula Lugo, Felipe Carlos, D. Francisco Hernandez, Feliciano de la Cruz, D. Fernando Irisarri, Fermin Rodrigues, D. Francisco Lopez de Victoria, Felipe de Matos, D. Felipe de Torres, D. Florencio Ramires, Da. Francisca del Toro, Francisco Gomez, Francisco Rodrigues, Felipe del Toro, Francisco Abiles, Francisco Montalvo, Francisco Martin, Felipe Ruis, Flores Pabon, Flores Palermo, D. Fernando Suares, Faustino Luciano, Francisco Antonio Cruz, Francisco Garcia, Guillermo Enrique Rodrigues, Gregorio Aponte, D. Gregorio Sapata (Gregorio Zapata was an uncle of Basilio and brother of Pablo, a great grandson of the first Zapata to come from Mexico to Puerto Rico as a Spanish army sergeant about 1650; Gregorio died in 1829), Gaaspar sintron, Gaspar Camacho, D. Gregorio Seda, D. Gabriel Lopez, Hermengildo Morales, Ilario Rodrigues 1., Ilario Rodrigues 2., Da. Ines Ortiz and daughters, Ilario de la Cruz, Isidoro Montalvo, Ignacio Montalvo, D. Juan Antonio Franquis, D. Jose Antonio Cardosa, D. Joaquin Seda, D. Juan Jose Padilla, D. Jose Victoriano Montalvo, D. Juan de la Torre, Juan Antonio Pagan, D. Jose Lorenzo Seda, Juan Alvino Matos, Juan Pedro Matos, Juana Peres, D. Julian de la Seda, Jose de Matos Guara, Joaquin Lopez, D. Juan Antonio Hernandez, D. Juan Manuel Irisarri, Juan Francisco Sintron, Jose Abiles, D. Julian Morales, D. Jose Ramires Arias (6) (this is the Ramires de Arias I mentioned before; he was an immigrant, later one of the richest men in town and married to an Acosta, parda libre; that's why his children for all the money they had usually did not get the courtesy titles don or doña although their father was alwyas "don"), Jose Maria Ramires, Juan de Mercado, Jose Garcia, Jose Manuel Martinez, D. Jose Dias, Jacinto Rodriguez, D. Juan Portalatin Lopez de Victoria, D. Jose del Toro, D. Juan Gregorio del Torres, Juan concepcion Sintron, D. Juan del Toro, D. Juan Alvares, D. Jose Montalvo 1., D. Jose Maria Sapata, D. Josefa (sic) Ruis, Juan Luis Rodrigues, D. Juan M. Carlos, D. Juan Irisarri, D. Jose Pabon, D. Jesus Irisarri, Jose de la Vega, Juan Dias Ribera, Juan de la Rosa Alvarez, Jose de Matos, Juan Evangelista Palermo, Jose Rodriguez, Juan Candelario Luciano, Jose de Santiago, Jose de Rivera, Juan de la Seda, Jorge Aniceto Ramos, Juan Bautista Palermo, Jose Antonio Duran, Juan Antonio Aviles, Juana de Lugo, viuda, Juana Sintron, viuuda, Juan Tellado, Juan Acosta, D. Joaquin Sapata, Juan de los Reyes liberto, Jose Reyes, D. Jose Ramires, Jose Rodrigues Neco (sic), Juana Santana, D. Juan Escapa, Jose Velez Soco (sic), Jose de Matos vobo (probably "bobo", a rather pejorative nickname), Jose Correa, Juan Tomas Luciano, D. Lasaro Ferrer (6) (he was married to Maria Jacome Pagan - a compound surname- and had many children; probably a fairly wealthy and certainly influential hacendado), Leon Rodriguez, D. Leon de la Seda, D. Lino de la Seda, Lucas Martin, Leonardo Ramos, Leon Cegarra, D. Luis Sapata, D. Lucas del Toro, Leon Montero, Luis Cruz, D. Mauricio de Lugo, D. Mariano RAmires, Da. Micaela Ramires, D. Manuel Ostos (of the de Hostos family), Manuel Camacho neco (sic), D. Marcos de la Seda, D.a. Maria del Rosario Lugo, Miguel Rodrigues neco (I have not been able to figure out what "neco" means), D. Miguel Alvares, Marcelo de Rivera, Da. Maria de Montalvo, D. Manuel Natal, Marira Collaso, Manuel de los Santos Vargas, D. Manuel de Jesus Lopez, Mauricio Natal, Manuel de los Santos Moran, Da. Maria (probably Maria Mercedes) Sapata, D. Maximo del Toro (one of the most important del Toros in Cabo Rojo at the time), Mauricio Abiles, Manuel Alvino, D. Miguel Ortiz, Manuel Martin, D. Miguel de la Llave (possibly of Dutch descendence with a hispanizised surname), Mnauel de Rivera, Manuela Martin, Marcelo Campo, Mauricio Luciano, Marcelo Rodrigues, Manuel de la Cruz Natal 2., Martin Natal, Manuel Antonio sintron, Manuel Antonio Pagan, Maria de Matos viuda, Maria Luciana de Matos, Miguel Aviles, Manuel de Mercado, Martin Luciano, Martin Olivera, Maria Alvino, Marcos de ACosta, D. Miguel Irisarri, Manuel Garcia, Maximo Mercado Tornejas, Manuel de Jesus Hernandez, Da. Maria Narcisa Colon, Nicolas Acosta, Nicolas Ramos, Narciso de Matos, D. Nicolas Montalvo, D. Nicolas del Toro, D. Pablo Sapata (four marriages with a total of 19 children; 16 with wife number 1, two with number 2, one with number 3, and none in his last marriage; he is an ancestor of my husband, of one of my daughters-in'law and probably of half of Cabo Rojo!), Pedro Rodrigues, D. Pedro Pagan, Pio Acosta, Pastor Brasero, D. Pedro Montero, Patricio de la Seda, D. Pedro Pascual Montalvo, D. Pedro Ortiz, Pasqual Rodrigues, Pablo Lopez, Patricio de Matos, Pablo Rosado, Pedro CArlos, Pablo Martines, Pedro Gonzales, Pedro Lamboy, Ramon de Irisarri 1., D. Rumualdo del Toro, Roberto Luciano, Rafael Maga, Roberto Martinez, Rufino de Matos, D. Ramon de Irisarri 2., Reymundo Luciano, Rafael Alfares, Ramon Antonio Rodrigues, Ramon Cardosa, Ramon Velez, D. Ramon del Toro, simon Luciano, Santiago Sapata, Seferino Basques, Tomas Torres, Tiburcio Rodrigues, Tomas Olibera, Tiburcio Luciano, Tomas Ruis, Tomas Ginorio, the widow of Francisco de Acosta, D. Vicente Ramires, the Presbyter D. Vicente del Toro, D. Victoriano del Toro, Vibiana Santana, Vicente Rodrigues, Vicente Rosado, Vicente Mercado, Valentin Ramires. |
| Monte grande |
| D. Antonio Sapata, Andres Camacho, Angela Velez, Antolin Pabon, Antonio Rodriguez, Ambrosio Mercado, Antolin Mercado, Ana de Mercado, Antonio de Matias, Antonio Rodrigues 1., D. Bernardino del Toro, Da. Basilia Lopez, Bruno Figueroa, Bautista Baron Hernandes, Bernardino Negron, Bernardo Ramires, D. Blas del Toro, Benito de Lugo, Clemente Montalvo, Cipriano Irisarri, Celedonio Lopez, Candida and Clemencia Peres (sic), Calisto Mercado, Domingo Acosta, D. Domingo Pagan, Damaso Seda, Dolores Flores y 3 hermanos. Domingo Velez, Dolores Lopez, Enrique Baes, Enemencio Irisarri, Francisco Linares, D. Faustino Pagan, Francisco Aquilar. Francisco liberto, Felipe Negron, D. Felix del Toro, Francisco Melado, Francisco Seda, Francisco Arroyo 1., Felipe Negron Chispa, Francisco Aviles, Florencio Natal, Francisco Ramires, Felix de Rivera, Faustino Rodrigues, Francisco Sosa, Geraldo Rodrigues, Gabriel Feliciano, Gabriel Astacio, Hermenegildo de Rivera, Ilario Fuentes, Jose de Matos, D. Jose Lopez 1., Juan Cruz Matos y entenados (sic), D. Joaquin Vega, D. Joaquin Cegarra, Juan de Mata Aviles, Juan Bautista Hernandes, D. Jose Carlos menor, D. Juan Salomon Sintron, Juan Antonio Sintron, D. Juan Sepulveda, Juan Velez, Juan Rodrigues, Da. Juliana Cegarra, Juan Felipe Garcia, Juan Bautista Irisarri, D. Juan Jorge Quiñones, Jesus Acosta, D. Juan Navaja, Juan Seda, Juan Bargas, Juan de Montalbo, Jose Julian de Ribera, D. Jose Silva, Jose Acosta, Jose Lopes 2., Juan Natal, D. Juan Jose Pagan, Justo de Mercado, D. Joaquin del Toro, Julian sintron, Leon Castillo, Leon Camacho de Matos, Leon del Toro, Lucas Lopez, Lorenzo Sintron, Da. Micaela Cegarra, Manuel Lopes, Margarita Rodrigues, Miguel Lopez, Da. Micaela Rodrigues, Manuel Rodrigues, Maria Acosta, D. Mariano Montalvo, Manuel de Lugo, Da. Maria del Carmen Ramires, Martin Astacio, Manuel Negron, Manuel Natal, Maximo Flores, Miguel Sintron, Mateo Rodriguez, Maria Mercado, Narciso Abiles, D. Nicolas Pagan, Pedro Rodriguez, Pablo Perez, Pablo Santana, D. Pedro Pabon, D. Patricio de Arce, Pedro Natal, Pedro Lopez liberto, Pedro Hernandez, Pablo Flores, Rafael Ortiz, D. Ramon Lopez, Reymundo Negron, Rosa Seda, Roque Arroyo, D. Roque Pagan, Roque Matos, Ramon Hernandez, Reymundo Colon, Rosa Larracuente and children, Seberino Abiles, Sebastian Hernandes, Santiago del Toro, Salomon Acosta, Simon de Matos, Simon Seda, Teresa Peres, Tomas Morales, Tomas Mercado, D. Vicente Padilla, Valentin Acosta, Vicente Rosa, victoriano silvestry, Vicente Lopez, Victoriano Flores, Voctoriano Lopes y hermanos. |
| Bajura |
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Da. Ramos and children, D. Andres Pacheco, Antonio Arroyo, D. Antonio Irisarri, Antonio Garcia, D. Angel Acebedo, D. Antolin de Torres, D. Anacleto Cegarra, Da. Ana Cegarra, D. Antonio Seda, Da. Antonia Ramires, D. Anastacio Sintron, D. Antonio Torres de Arce, Da. Aqueda de Torres, D. Andres Bonilla, D. Antonio Acebedo (Money is really tight! All these people have the courtesy title, but none pays more than two reales in taxes, except one and he pays four.), Alejo Ojeda, Alejandro Galindo, Andres Sintron, Andres Montalvo, Andres Lopez, Antonio Arroyo, D. Antonio Marques, Antonio Peres, Andres Valentin, Da. Belen Ramires, D. Baltasar Martines, D. Bernabel Rodrigues, Blas Jordan, Da. Benita Cegarra, D. Clemente Toledo, D. Carlos Pagan, D. Carlos Ramires, D. Carlos de Arce, D. Diego Ramires, D. Domingo de Torres, Da. Dolores de Arce, Damaso Rodrigues, Eusebio Morales, Eusebio Santana, Ermengildo Lopez, Elias Cojo, Estefania widow of Merchon, Eusebio Santiago, Eugenio liberto, D. Elias Cegarra, D. Francisco Navaride, D. Facundo de Rivera, Francisco Vasques, Francisco liberto, D. Francisco Galindo, Da. Felipe de Arce, D. Francisco Toledo, Felix Quiñones, Felicia Davila, Felix Rodrigues liberto, D. Felipe Garcia, D. Francisco Torres, Da. Feliciana de Torres, D. Florencio Ramos, Da. Gregoria Sintron, D. Isidro Cegarra, Da. Ines Irisarri, Ipolito Morales, Da. Ignacia Cegarra, D. Isidro Sintron, D. Ilario Irisarri, D. Juan Evangelista Ramires, D. Juan Francisco del Toro, D. Juan de la Cruz Velez, D. Juan Corbé (this seems to be one of the many spellings of Colberg!), Joaquin Castillo, Juan Rodriguez, D. Jose Montalvo, Jose Rodriguez, D. Jose Acevedo, D. Jose Ramon Leyro, D. Juan Cegarra, D. Jose Torres and his mother, Jose Maria Sintron, continue.
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