Quinones, Estevan de
New Orleans (Louisiana)

Proceedings brought by Estevan de Quinones, ecclesiastical notary, demanding that he be paid dues that he earned in the case Father Theodoro (Thirso Henrique) Henriquez, former foreign vicar had against father Antonio de Sedella (O.M.Cap.) and Jose de Xerez (O.M.Cap.).

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1793 Jun. 21

Quinones, Estevan de
New Orleans

He addresses himself to Felipe Joseph de Tres Palacios, bishop of Havana, Cuba, and requests the fees due him for services in the case of Fathers Sedella and Xerez be ordered paid.

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1793 Aug. 8

Walsh (Father Patrick)
New Orleans

The letter of Bishop Tres Palacios authorizes Walsh to see to this petition. Walsh appoints Don Luis Liotau to estimate the amount due Quinones and with this information he will determine what is to be done as payment.

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1793 Aug. 29

Liotau, Luis
New Orleans

(A group of thirteen statements estimating) the amount due to Quinones in the cases of Fathers Sedella and Xerez and of Maria Josefa, negress, slave of Father Xerez; also the investigation of the life and morals of Father Joachim de Portillo, (O.M.Cap.) pastor of the church of St. Louis, New Orleans: and finally the cost of a letter written by Bishop Cirilo (Sieni) of Barcelona to Don Antonio Ximenes.

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1794 Sep. 3

Walsh, (Father) Patrick
New Orleans

He orders that Bishop (Tres Palacios) be informed of the amount due Quinones so that he can take the necessary measures to have Quinones paid from what is obtained from the sale of the slave Maria Josefa and her two children who are now on the care of Don Andres Almonester y Roxas, royal Commissary of the city of New Orleans.

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(1794?)

Quinones, Estevan de
New Orleans

He requests that Father Walsh arrange for the payment of what is due him from whatever may be obtained from the sale of the property of the late Fathers Joseph de Arazena, O.M.Cap., Francisco de Azuqueca, O.M.Cap., and Pedro de Velez, O.M.Cap..

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1794 May 16

Walsh, Father Patrick
New Orleans

He orders that Quinones be paid from the sale of the property of the above deceased. Legalized by Don Luis Liatau.

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1794 May 18

Quinones, Estevan de
New Orleans

He received 349 pesos and three reales in payment for his above-mentioned services.

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