A volume containing approximately 150 certified handwritten copies of documents related to a case against Pedro de Jesus Piza, a tax administrator in Acapulco, including evidence and ancillary documents. Piza was accused of having formulated a plan with José María Morelos and the documents contain information about insurgents and the progress of the Mexican War of Independence movement in the area around Acapulco and to the south.

A volume containing handwritten documents from 1764-1765 related to building projects including the building of an aqueduct for Nuestra Señora de los Remedios and the development of a bullfighting ring at La Plazuela de San Diego. The volume also includes typescript transcriptions and a 1950 newspaper article.

This collection contains various handwritten record books and copies of legal and financial documents related to haciendas in Mexico, chiefly dating from the 17th to 19th centuries. The items concern a variety of topics including real estate, legal issues, boundary disputes, property and estate inventories, financial accounts reflecting income sources and debts, and issues related to indigenous peoples.

This collection contains various handwritten record books and copies of legal and financial documents related to haciendas in Mexico, chiefly dating from the 17th to 19th centuries. The items concern a variety of topics including real estate, legal issues, boundary disputes, property and estate inventories, financial accounts reflecting income sources and debts, and issues related to indigenous peoples.