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This was my fever day, but thanks to care and Quinine it did not come on. | This was my fever day, but thanks to care and Quinine it did not come on. | ||
A History of Sn Antonio City & [[?]] (Military Post) & the Indians on the River from their foundation to the present time would be indeed interesting - There are the Materials for such a work, but the continual wars, since the breaking out of the Mexican Revolution up to the present time have dispersed them (See Archives &c &c &c). | A History of Sn Antonio City & [[?]] (Military Post) & the Indians on the River from their foundation to the present time would be indeed interesting - There are the Materials for such a work, but the continual wars, since the breaking out of the Mexican Revolution up to the present time have dispersed them (See Archives &c &c &c). | ||
San Antonio de Bejar settled about 1716 was formerly a city called le Villa di San Fernando & Presidio di Sn. Antonio - and around [[?]] 1730 the capital of 'Los Texas' in the New Filipinas under the Viceroyalty of the Marquis of Casafuerte - | San Antonio de Bejar settled about 1716 was formerly a city called le Villa di San Fernando & Presidio di Sn. Antonio - and around [[?]] 1730 the capital of 'Los Texas' in the New Filipinas under the Viceroyalty of the Marquis of Casafuerte - then it was the Emigrants 16 families comprising 55 souls from the Canary islands settled here - these were all made Hidalgos, the document I make these | ||
Latest revision as of 03:28, 12 September 2022
This was my fever day, but thanks to care and Quinine it did not come on.
A History of Sn Antonio City & ? (Military Post) & the Indians on the River from their foundation to the present time would be indeed interesting - There are the Materials for such a work, but the continual wars, since the breaking out of the Mexican Revolution up to the present time have dispersed them (See Archives &c &c &c). San Antonio de Bejar settled about 1716 was formerly a city called le Villa di San Fernando & Presidio di Sn. Antonio - and around ? 1730 the capital of 'Los Texas' in the New Filipinas under the Viceroyalty of the Marquis of Casafuerte - then it was the Emigrants 16 families comprising 55 souls from the Canary islands settled here - these were all made Hidalgos, the document I make these