Deed - Eli Jackson, et al. to John Closner, Porcion 71, original grantee Narciso Cavazos, 1862, 1892-1903

File — Container: 39, Box: 2, Folder: 3

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Deed - Eli Jackson, et al. to John Closner, Porcion 71, original grantee Narciso Cavazos

Scope and Contents

Folder contains handwritten notes and official warranty deed documentation between the Jackson family and John Closner, including: 1) two notes in pencil on small pieces of paper (1891, 1892); 2) a real estate document transferring land to John Closner signed by members of the Jackson family and recorded in Hidalgo County (1899); 3) a real estate document transferring land to Bloomber and Raphael signed by Eli Jackson and recorded in Cameron and Hidalgo Counties (1892); 4) a letter (Spanish) signed by Salvador Cavazos and Juan Garcia Anzaldua (1862); 5) a typed document transfering land to John Closner, signed by Jackson family members and recorded in Hidalgo County (1903).

Dates

Other: 1862, 1892-1903

Creator

From the Collection: John Closner (Person)
From the Collection: Henry P. Griffin, Sr. (Person)
From the Collection: Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Closner Griffin, Mrs. (Person)
From the Collection: Henry P. Griffin, Jr. (Person)
From the Collection: John W. Griffin (Person)

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