Quinones, Estevan de, notary public (Sieni, O.M.Cap.) of Barcelona, Cyrillo (Cirilo) (tit.) bp. of Tricali and auxiliary of Havana

Olot, O.M.Cap., Ignacio de
New Orleans, (Louisiana)

Inventory, sale, and highest bidding on the goods and chattels of Father Jph (Josef) de Xerez, O.M.Cap..
Aug. 14

Quinones, Estevan de, notary (Sieni, O.M.Cap.) of Barcelona, Cyrillo
New Orleans
Decree:
Since Father Josef de Xerez has for confidential reasons gone to Havana (Cuba), Bishop Cirilo has decided that Father Xerez' goods and chattels be sold at public auction. Cirilo commissions Father Ignacio de Olot, pre-secretary to complete the business in the presence of Quinones, notary. He asks the assistance of the Governor-general, (Estevan) Miro in order that he cause the crier to proclaim the sale. Agreed to by Miro--Aug. 14, 1790

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1790 Aug. 14

Quinones, Estevan de, notary public
Olot, O.M.Cap., Father Ignacio de,
New Orleans

Inventory of the goods of Father Josef de Xerez. (Then follows the list of the goods). The making of the inventory was suspended at noon and concluded in the afternoon. Inventory having been made of all the goods this report is concluded until Bishop Cirilo, judge of this case, orders it to be continued.

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1790 Aug. 16

Quinones, Estevan de, notary
Olot, O.M.Cap., Father Ignacio de,
New Orleans
Auction:
Father de Olot commissioned by Cirilo and being in the house of Father Xerez and in the presence of Quinones proceeded to the sale of the goods in the foregoing inventory. The sale to the highest bidder was announced by the crier. The auction was suspended at noon and concluded in the afternoon.
(The highest bidders)
Father Simon de Fuentes
Joseph Reynes
Lorenzo Rogue (Roque)
Pedro Fernandez
Diego de Barrios
Father Luis de Guignes, (O.M.Cap.)
Father J(ose)ph Maria Valdes
Juan B(autis)ta Metungue
Andres Fernandez
Caminada
Mariana Brion
Juan Antonio Lugar
Luis Gons(ale)s
Luis Lalande
Francisco Cabuseco (?)
J(ose)ph Garcia

There being no more goods to be sold this report was suspended till Bishop Cirilo should order it continued.

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1790 Aug. 17

Quinones, Estevan de, notary
(Sieni, O.M.Cap.) Cyrillo
New Orleans

The auction of the goods and chattels of Father Xerez being completed the expenses were fixed by Quinones and the proceeds were turned over to Cirilo by Father de Olot.

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1790 Aug. 18

Quinones, Estevan de, notary
New Orleans

Fixation of the costs of making the report of the inventory, sale, and auction of the goods and chattels of Father Xerez due to Bishop Cirilo, Father Olot, the public crier, and Quinones as notary.

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1790 Aug. 19

Quinones, Estevan, notary
Cyrillo, (Cirilo Sieni of Barcelona)
Olot, O.M.Cap., Father Ignacio de
New Orleans

Before Quinones, notary, Father Olot turned over to Bishop Cirilo the net remaining from the sale of the goods and chattels of Father Xerez after the various expenses had been paid.

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