A Guide to the Bustillo Family Papers, 1772-1936


Descriptive Summary
	Creator:	Bustillo Family
	Title:	Bustillo Family Papers
	Dates:	1772-1936
	Creator Abstract:	Prominent in the early business and civic affairs of San Antonio, Texas, the Bustillo family and its related families have lived in the area for well over two hundred years.
	Content Abstract:	Containing correspondence, legal documents, financial records, printed material, and photographs, the Bustillo family papers document several generations of related families. The earliest items are associated with Domingo Bustillo (1779-1854) and reflect his involvement in family estate matters, land transactions, business activities, and personal matters. Most of the papers after 1855 are related to members of the Gutierres family and reflect business and personal activities. Family letters include letters from soldiers serving in the Confederate army during the Civil War.
	Identification:	Col 879
	Extent:	1.67 linear feet (4 boxes)
	Language:	The bulk of the papers are in Spanish. Some materials are in English.
	Repository:	Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library at the Alamo, San Antonio, Texas

Biographical Note

Prominent in the early business and civic affairs of San Antonio, the Bustillo family and its related families have lived in the area for well over two hundred years.

The family name was established in San Antonio with the arrival of José Antonio Bustillo y Ceballos (circa 1744-1793) in about 1766, family tradition claiming relationship to Juan Antonio Bustillo y Cevallos, governor of Texas from 1731 to 1734. Bustillo's family flourished. One of the most prominent of his children, Domingo Bustillo (1779-1854), pursued various business activities, was appointed alférez in 1811, held other military responsibilities in ensuing years, and was elected Alderman of San Antonio in 1839.

Families tied to the Bustillos by marriage were also active in government and business affairs. Of particular note in connection with the papers is the Gutiérres family, also early residents of San Antonio. Much of the material in the collection is related to Santiago Gutiérres, a rancher and operator of a freighting business who married María Trinidad Bustillo.

Additional genealogical information about the Bustillo family is available as a PDF document accessible through the DRT Library's online catalog at http://69.63.217.28/elibsql08_D92004_Documents/00146gen.pdf.

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Scope and Content Note

Made up of correspondence, legal documents, financial documents, printed material, and photographs, the Bustillo family papers document family activities through all the notable eras of San Antonio history.

The papers are filed individually, the majority in a chronological series. The earliest documents deal primarily with members of the Bustillo family and their transactions with numerous individuals and the various governmental bodies presiding over San Antonio, which grew out of the San Antonio de Béxar (or Béjar) presidio and the villa of San Fernando de Béxar. The prominent individual in these transactions is Domingo Bustillo, reflecting his involvement in family estate matters, land transactions, other business activities, and personal matters. Notable are documents related to family-owned land known as Rincón del Alamito, located in the vicinity of San Francisco de la Espada Mission. Connections with family members outside of Texas are documented by letters received from Mexico after Texas independence. A letter addressed to Stephen F. Austin in 1825 is found here.

Most of the papers dated after 1855 are associated with the Gutiérres family, particularly José Antonio Gutiérres and his son Santiago, who married María Trinidad Bustillo. These also reflect business and personal activities and include receipts, account records, contracts, livestock records, and letters from family members and business associates. Family letters include two letters from Confederate soldier Antonio Bustillo during his Civil War service in Georgia. Another family member serving during the Civil War was Antonio Gutiérres, who received a pass for a trip home from his duties in the Laredo area.

After about 1900, the records are more scattered; most are associated with Eduardo Gutiérres and his public duties.

Following the chronological arrangement is a small group of material for which dates could not be estimated. The next group is made up of three memorandum books, each representing a broad span of dates. They contain notes on business transactions, financial records, family data, and miscellaneous notes.

Photographs, which have been separated to the photo files, consist of copy prints of Santiago Gutiérres and his wife, Trinidad Bustillo.

In addition to the names already cited, individuals documented in the papers include Ygnacio Arocha, María Erlinda Bustillo, Juan José Galán, and Luis Galán.

The bulk of the papers are in Spanish.

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Organization of Collection
	This collection is organized into five series.

		Series 1: Dated material
		Series 2: Undated material
		Series 3: Memorandum books
		Series 4: Books
		Series 5: Separated material

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

No restrictions. The collection is open for research.

Usage Restrictions

Due to their fragility, some items in the collection may not be photocopied.

Please be advised that the library does not hold the copyright to most of the material in its archival collections. It is the responsibility of the researcher to secure those rights when needed. Permission to reproduce does not constitute permission to publish. The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming to the laws of copyright, literary property rights, and libel.

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Index Terms

	Personal Names
		Bustillo family.
		Bustillo, Domingo, 1779-1854.
		Gutiérres family.
	Subjects
		Mexican Americans--Texas--San Antonio.
		Soldiers--Confederate States of America--Correspondence.
	Locations
		San Antonio (Tex.)--History--Sources.
		Texas--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Sources.
	Genres/Formats
		Family papers.
		Correspondence.
		Financial records.
		Legal documents.
		Photographs.
		Printed ephemera.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Bustillo Family Papers, 1772-1936, Col 879, Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library, San Antonio, Texas.

Acquisition Information

Purchased from María Gutiérrez Noll, 1964-1965.

Memorandum books donated by María Gutiérrez Noll, 1966 December.

Processing Information

Processed by DRT Library staff, circa 1964.

Reprocessed by Warren Stricker, 1995 January.

Finding aid edited and encoded by Tom D'Amore, 2011 October.

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Detailed Description of the Collection



Series 1: Dated material, 1772-1936
	Items are arranged chronologically.
Box	Folder
1	1	Bill of sale: Alberto Ximénes to Xetrudis Sánches, signed by Christoval de los Santos Coy for Alberto Ximenes, San Fernando, Texas, 1772 March 12.
	2	Bill of sale: Juachin Ximénez to Getrudis Sánchez, San Fernando, Texas, 1772 May 23.
	3	Petition: María Erlinda Bustillo to have Ignacio de los Santos Coy replaced as executor of the estate of José Antonio Bustillo by Francisco Xavier Galán, with appended statement of Ygnacio de los Santos Coy, San Antonio de Béxar, Texas, 1795 February 9.
	4	Petition: Vicente Amador, for unclaimed land left from the distribution of mission land, undated.
			Petition granted by Governor Manuel Muñoz, 1797 February 7.
			Surveyed by Mathias del Río, 1797 February 8.
			Attached certificate, James L. Trueheart, 1849 August 27.
	5	Statement: Jph. Ximénes y Sisneros, circa 1772-1799.
	6	Agreement: José Antonio Bustillo estate, signed by Francisco Xavier Galán, Ygnacio de los Santos Coy, Gabriel Gonzáles, and María Antonia Rodríguez, San Fernando de Béjar, Texas, 1800 February 12.
	7	Inventory: items received by Alexo Bustillo, signed by Luis Galán, San Antonio de Béjar, Texas, 1801 August 8. Appended notation: Gabriel Gonzáles del Castillo, Béxar, Texas, 1801 August 23.
	8	Inventory: possibly the José Antonio Bustillos estate, possibly circa 1801.
	9	Deed: Toribio Durán to Alexandro Quale, San Fernando de Béxar, Texas, 1805 December 19.
	10	Will: possibly Juana Francisca del Raso, appended notation by Manuel Carrillo, 1806 July 2.
	11	Receipt: Antonio Pacheco Calderón, 1808 November 28.
	12	Receipt: Luis Galán, San Antonio de Béjar, Texas, 1809 February 8.
	13	Application: Luis Galán, to operate a billiard hall, appended approval by Manuel María de Salcedo, 1809 February 16.
	14	Power of attorney: Vicente de Silva, statement on power of attorney from Francisco Antonio Gutiérrez and on receipt of payment from Luis Galán, Béxar, Texas, 1811 March 12.
	15	Appointment: Juan Manuel Zambrano, appointment of Domingo Bustillos as Alférez, San Fernando de Béxar, Texas, 1811 March 26.
	16	Promotion: Felix María Calleja del Rey, promotion of Domingo Bustillos to 2nd lieutenant, México, 1814 January 9.
	17	Letter: Juan Francisco de Collantes, Béxar, to Sor. Governador, 1814 June.
	18	Receipt: Francisco Arizmendi to Luis Galán, 1814 July 16.
	19	Receipt: Juan Francisco de Collantes to Luis Galán, 1816 February 9.
	20	Letter: [Ignacio?] Peres to Luis Galán, possibly circa 1816.
	21	Receipt: Manuel Delgado to Luis Galán, Béxar, Texas, 1817 April 29.
	22	Letter: Alexandro Treviño, Laredo, Texas, to Juan de Castañeda, 1818 September 19.
	23	Will: Francisco Luna, San Fernando de Béxar, Texas, 1819 September 27.
	24	Receipt: Trinidad Saldivar to Domingo Bustillo, Béxar, Texas, 1820 February 23.
	25	Letter: Domingo Andrés de Ibarra, Saltillo, Mexico, to Luis Galán, Béxar, Texas, 1820 February 24.
	26	Letter: Juan José Galán, Bahía, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, Béxar, Texas, 1822 September 19.
	27	Promissory note: Xacova Seguro and Josefa Sepeda to Domingo Bustillos, Béxar, Texas, 1822 December 16.
	28	Receipt: Mariano Gortari to Luisa de Luna, San Fernando de Béxar, Texas, 1823 March 8.
	29	Petition: Domingo Bustillo, for land near Espada Mission known as Rincón del Alamito.
			Acknowledged by Ayuntamiento, Béjar, Texas, 1824 January 1.
			Acknowledged by José Antonio Saucedo, San Fernando de Béxar, Texas, 1824 February 4.
			Granted by José Antonio Saucedo, 1824 February 6.
	30	Letter: Manuel Lafuente, Punta de Lampazos, Mexico, to Domingo Bustillos, 1824 November 4.
	31	Letter: María Erlinda Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, to Stephen F. Austin, 1825 January 21.
	32	List: debtors, Béxar, Texas, 1825 April 26.
	33	Account statement: Domingo Bustillo to possibly Manuel Zepeda, 1825 July 13.
	34	Folder relocated.
	35	Receipt: Francisco Xavier Bustillo to Erlinda Bustillo, Béxar, Texas, 1827 March 10.
	36	Notebook: Prudencio Sánchez, Compañia de Béjar, 1827 July 1.
	37	Receipt: [unknown first name] Garza to Francisco Bustillos, 1827 September 30.
	38	Will: José Vicente Treviño, San Fernando de Béjar, Texas, 1828 June 13.
	39	Letter: María de Jesús Vidaurre, Laredo, Texas, to Erlinda Galán, 1828 July 1. Appended receipt: Manuel Sánchez to Erlinda Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1828 July 15.
	40	Letter: Domingo Bustillo, San Fernando de Rosas, Mexico, to Erlinda Bustillo, 1828 August 16.
	41	Passport: Juan Longoria y Garza, issued to Colonel Ross, Matamoros, Mexico, 1828 December 13.
	42	Promissory note: [unknown first name] Garza to Mariquita Travieso, 1829 January 9.
	43	Receipt: Manuel Flores, for Ana María Fuentes, to Erlinda Bustillo, 1829 February 26.
	44	Statement: Domingo Bustillo, power of attorney for Antonio Flores, on the claim of María del Refugio Ramírez, Béxar, Texas, 1829 December 26.
	45	Letter: Juan Nepomuceno Seguín to Ygnacio Arocha, circa 1820-1829. Appended letter: Ygnacio Arocha to Domingo [Bustillo?], undated.
	46	Will: José Antonio de la Garza, with appended receipts, San Fernando de Béxar, Texas, [1830?] August 1.
	47	Power of attorney: José Andrés Treviño to Domingo Bustillos, 1830 November 2. Appended receipt: Domingo Bustillo to Teresa Curbelo, 1831 March 8.
	48	Promissory note: Antonio to Domingo Bustillo, 1831 January 27.
	49	Promissory note: María Trinidad Sánchez to Domingo Bustillos, Mission de la Espada, Texas, 1831 March 17.
	50	Receipt: José Angel Leal to Domingo Bustillos, for Salvador Flores, San Fernando de Béxar, Texas, 1831 April 8.
	51	Deed: Francisco Pérez to José Antonio de la Garza, San Fernando de Béjar, Texas, 1831 May 2. Appended certificates: Juan Angel Seguín and Ygnacio Cháves, 1833 December 13.
	52	Lease: Juan Andrés Curbelo to Clemente de la Garza. Signed by Domingo Bustillo for Curbelo, 1831 October 12. Signed by Clemente de la Garza, 1831 November 1.
	53	Deed: María Gertrudis Ximénes to José Antonio Garza, signed by Domingo Bustillo for Ximénes, Béjar, Texas, 1832 January 2. Attached certificate: Sam S. Smith, San Antonio, Texas, 1877 August 23.
	54	Deed: Simon Gonzáles to Domingo Bustillos, 1832 August 17. Attached certificate: John W. Smith, Bexar, Texas, 1838 April 5.
	55	Letter: Christobal Benavides, Laredo, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, Béxar, Texas, 1833 May 3.
	56	Letter: Juan José Treviño, Laredo, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, 1833 November 8. Appended receipt: Lauriano Granados to Juan Treviño, Béjar, Texas, 1833 November 13.
	57	Land records: bound documents, 1831-1834.
			Petition: Domingo Bustillo, for verification of title to properties and irrigation rights at Rincón del Alamito, San Fernando de Béjar, Texas, 1831 November 20.
			Order: Ramón Músquiz to Ygnacio Cháves, to take depositions, Béjar, Texas, 1834 May 24.
			Deposition: Salvador Días, 1834 May 25.
			Deposition: Yginio Cuellar, 1834 May 25.
			Deposition: Miguel Arciniega, Béjar, Texas, 1834 May 25.
			Survey and description: Ygnacio Chávez, Béjar, Texas, 1834 May 28.
			Receipt: Ygnacio Cháves to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1831 November 17.
	58	Land records: bound documents, manuscript copy of above, 1831-1834. Attached certificates: John W. Smith, Bexar, Texas, 1838 April 5.
	59	Promissory note: José María de la Garza to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1834 June 9.
	60	Judgment: Domingo Bustillo, to guardian of the children of Juan Soe, payment of taxes, Béjar, Texas, 1834 November 17.
	61	Power of attorney: María Encarnacion Delgado, María Josefa Delgado, and José Antonio Delgado to Oliver M. Jones, Béjar, Texas, 1834 December 6.
	62	Letter: Ygnacio Arocha, Béjar, Texas, to Domingo [Bustillos?], 1834 December 14.
	63	Judgment: Ygnacio Cháves, awarding irrigation water from the Espada sluice and the sluice at Rincón del Alamito to Domingo Bustillo, 1834.
	64	Receipt: Ignacio Arocha, paid to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1835 March 11.
	65	Power of attorney: Ignacio Arocha to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1836 January 15.
	66	Promissory note: Ygnacio Arocha, Béjar, Texas, 1836 January 18. Appended receipt: Juan G. Smith to Domingo Bustillo, 1837 May 13.
	67	Letter: Juan José Galán, Bahía, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, 1836 May 20.
	68	List: Juan José Galán, goods for Domingo Bustillos, Bahía, Texas, 1836 May 20.
	69	Receipt: Antonio Lombraña to Domingo Bustillos, for Ygnacio Canales, 1836 May 20.
	70	Inventory: property of Juan José Galán, Béjar, Texas, 1836 May 27. Appended receipt: Francisco Calderón to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas.
	71	Receipt: Francisco Calderón to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1836 May 27.
	72	Receipt: Andrew J. Gray to Domingo Bustillo, [1836?] September 13.
	73	Letter: Manuel de Luna y Quinto, Guerrero, to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1837 June 6.
	74	Letter: Juan José Galán, San Fernando, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, Bexar, Texas, 1838 February 17. Appended receipt: Pedro Flores to Domingo Bustillo, 1838 February 26.
	75	Receipt: Antonio Lombraña to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1838 March 21.
	76	Letter: Manuel Quinto y Luna, Guerrero, to Domingo Bustillo, Bexar, Texas, 1838 April 23.
	77	Letter: Domingo Losoya, Guerrero, to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1838 April 24.
	78	Certificate: David Murphree, Board of Land Commissioners, Bexar County, Texas, to Robert F. Crockett, administrator of the estate of David Crockett, 1838 April 27.
	79	Receipt: Juan Montes to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1838 May 16.
	80	Receipt: William Lindsey to Domingo Bustillo, 1838 July 2.
	81	Promissory note: Ygnacio Canales Yglesias to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1838 July 9.
	82	Invoice: Domingo Bustillo to Florencio Canales, Béjar, Texas, 1838 July 9.
	83	Promissory note: possibly Juan Reñe to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1838 July 19.
	84	Invoice: to Domingo Losoya, Béjar, Texas, 1838 September 11.
	85	Letter: C. Van Ness to Domingo Bustillo, undated. Appended receipt: José Casiano. Filed in the case of George Sutherland vs. Board of Land Commissioners, 1838 September 29.
	86	Letter: José María Salinas, Rio Grande, Texas, to Domingo Bustillo, 1838 December 9.
	87	Letter: William Henry Daingerfield, San Antonio, Texas, to Domingo Bustillo, 1838 December 12. Receipt: R. Davis to possibly Domingo Bustillo.
	88	Letter: Antonio Menchaca, Rafael Garza, and Manuel Yturri Castillo, San Antonio, Texas, to Domingo Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, notice of election as Alderman, 1839 January 7.
	89	Receipt: Agustin Barrera to Domingo Bustillo, for José María Salinas, 1839 February 18.
	90	Promissory note: Caciano Ximénes to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1839 April 2.
	91	Receipt: Juan Trinidad Ramos to Domingo Bustillo, for José María Ramón, Béjar, Texas, 1839 April 2.
	92	Bond: Ignacio Arocha, Refugio de la Garza, and Domingo Bustillos to John W. Smith, administrator of the estate of Eugenio Navarro, 1839 May 3.
	93	Letter: María Gertrudis de Garza de Galán, Rosas, Mexico, to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1839 May 5.
	94	Letter: Mariquita Domínguez, Guerrero, to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1839 June 29.
	95	Letter: Juan J. Galán, Monclova, Mexico, to Ygnacio Herrera, 1839 July 26. Appended receipt: Ygnacio Herrera to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1839 October 30.
	96	Letter: Juan J. Galán, Monclova, Mexico, to José María Salinas, 1839 August 9. Appended receipt: Ygnacio Herrera to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1839 October 30.
	97	Letter: María de la Asencion Sánchez, Laredo, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, 1839 August 21.
	98	Letter: Basilio Benavides, Laredo, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1839 October 1.
	99	Account statement: José Dolores García to Lucas Muños, Laredo, Texas, 1839 October 4.
	100	Letter: Juan Francisco Farías to Ygnacio Herrera, 1839 October 8. Appended receipt: Ygnacio Herrera to Domingo Bustillos, 1839 October 30.
	101	Receipt: José María García and [unknown first name] Dávila to Domingo Bustillos, for José María Ramón, Bexar, Texas, 1839 November 1.
	102	Letter: María de la Asencion Sánchez, Laredo, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, 1839 November 2.
	103	Receipts: José Angel Benavides to Domingo Bustillos, 1839 December 22.
Box	Folder
2	104	Bill and receipt: Miguel Calvo to Domingo Bustillos, San Antonio de Béjar, Texas, 1840 October 13.
	105	Tax receipt: F. L. Paschal, Collector, to Domingo Bustillo, for María Gregoria Domingus, San Antonio, Texas, 1840 October 31.
	106	Receipt: possibly Ann Eliza Smand to Cricencio Montes, 1841 April 6.
	107	Invitation: ball in honor of the President of the Republic of Texas [Mirabeau B. Lamar] to Domingo Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, 1841 May 17.
	108	Letter: María de la Asencion Sánchez, Laredo, Texas, to Domingo Bustillos, 1841 October 15.
	109	Receipt: José Casiano to Domingo Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, 1841 November 7.
	110	Receipt: Lorenzo Benavides to Domingo Bustillo, Laredo, Texas, 1842 January 27.
	111	Letter: Gertrudis de la Garza y Galán, San Fernando, to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1844 January 30.
	112	Promissory notes: Clemente Bustillo, Andrés Orosco, and Domingo Bustillo to F. Guilbeau, San Antonio de Béjar, Texas, 1844 July 9. Appended receipts: F. Guilbeau to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1844 September 9.
	113	Letter: Refugio de la Garza, Guerrero, Mexico, to Domingo Bustillo, 1844 September 21.
	114	Certificate: James L. Trueheart, Clerk, District Court, Bexar County, Texas, to Domingo Bustillo, entitlement for grand jury pay, San Antonio, Texas, 1845 January 31.
	115	Tax receipt: James L. Trueheart, Assessor and Collector, Bexar County, Texas, to Domingo Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, 1847 August 21.
	116	Tax receipt: James L. Trueheart, Assessor and Collector, Bexar County, Texas, to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1847.
	117	Receipt: Thomas W. Ward, General Land Office, to Domingo Bustillo, 1848 February 25.
	118	Plat and field notes: F. Giraud, City Surveyor, land of Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1848 October 20.
	119	Plat and field notes: F. Giraud, City Surveyor, land of Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1848 November.
	120	Deed: Francisco Flores to Miguel Yndo, Bexar, Texas, 1850 July 19. Appended account: payment to Agapito Saldaña, undated.
	121	Deed: Francisco Flores to Miguel Yndo, Béjar, Texas, 1850 July 19.
	122	Account record: debtors to Hacienda Común, Domingo Bustillo, and Erasmo Seguín, Commissioners, San Antonio, Texas, 1850 July 20.
	123	Tax receipt: John Crawford, Collector, to Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1850 October 31.
	124	Receipt: José Cassiano to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1851 March 21.
	125	Brand registration: Sam S. Smith, Clerk, County Court, Bexar County, Texas, brand of Jeronimo Leal, San Antonio, Texas, 1851 June 14.
	126	Bill of sale: Francisco X. Bustillo to Josefa Bustillo and Francisco X. Bustillo to Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1851 October 8. Appended statement: Francisco X. Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1851 October 8.
	127	Account statement: A. Schloemann and Netté to Domingo Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, 1851 November 4.
	128	Deed: Clemente Bustillo and Josefa Bustillo to Domingo Bustillo, 1852 February 10.
	129	Deed: Clemente Bustillo and Josefa Bustillo to Domingo Bustillo, 1852 February 10.
	130	Deed: Mariano García to Domingo Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, 1852 February 14. Attached plat and field notes: F. Giraud, City Surveyor, land of the heirs of José Antonio Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, 1850 August.
	131	Receipt: Chepita Bustillos to Domingo Bustillos, San Antonio, Texas, 1852 February 17.
	132	Folder relocated.
	133	Deed: Clemente Bustillo and Josefa Bustillo to Domingo Bustillo, 1852 March 15.
	134	Receipt: Ysidro Muños to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1852 April.
	135	Letter: Juan J. Galán, San Fernando, to Domingo Bustillos, Béjar, Texas, 1854 March 20.
	136	Receipt: Schloemann and Netté to Domingo Bustillos, San Antonio, Texas, 1854 May 1.
	137	Bill and receipt: Victor Bracht to Domingo Bustillo, San Antonio, Texas, 1854 May 15.
	138	Inventory: Domingo Bustillo estate, see also folder 207, 1855 January 1.
	139	Receipt: José Antonio G. Navarro to Agustin Chábes, for Santiago Gutiérres, 1855 February 23.
	140	Agreement: heirs of Ygnacio Pérez, acknowledging sale of land to Antonio Gutiérres, Medina Rancho de la Purisima Concepción, Texas, 1855 June 23.
	141	Bill of lading: Eustaquio Gutiérres to Valentin Rivero, Monterey, Mexico, 1855 July 9.
	142	Receipt: Jesús Pérez to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1855 July 27.
	143	Bill of sale: José Antonio Gutiérres to Antonio Mateu, San Antonio, Texas, 1855 September 6.
	144	Estate record: Francisco X. Bustillo, permission to Santiago Gutiérres to sell a bull from the estate of Domingo Bustillo, Béjar, Texas, 1855 September 11.
	145	Bill of sale: José Antonio Gutiérres to Antonio Mateu, San Antonio, Texas, 1855 October 9.
	146	Tax receipt: Charles D. Lytle, Assessor and Collector, Bexar County, Texas, to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1855 December 31.
	147	Receipt: Jesús Pérez, for Ygnacio Pérez, to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1856 January 16.
	148	Receipt: [N. C.?] Lewis to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1856 March 18.
	149	Receipt: A. A. Lewis and Co. to J. A. Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1856 May 20.
	150	Tax receipt: José Antonio G. Navarro, City Collector, to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1856 August 30.
	151	Receipt: to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas [incomplete], 1856.
	152	Receipt: José Antonio G. Navarro to Santiago Gutiérres for Trinidad Bustillos, San Antonio, Texas, 1857 February 25.
	153	Receipt: Agustin Barrera to Santiago Gutiérres, for Trinidad Bustillos, San Antonio, Texas, 1857 February 25.
	154	Receipts: R. Howard to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1856 January 3 and September 1.
	155	Certificate: J. Ulrich, concerning ownership of a horse, San Antonio, Texas, possibly 1857 November 20.
	156	Power of attorney: Juan María Gaye to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1858 April 30.
	157	Tax Receipt: J. M. Rodríguez, Assessor and Collector, Bexar County, Texas, to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1858 June 2.
	158	Tax Receipt: J. M. Rodríguez, Assessor and Collector, Bexar County, Texas to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1858 June 2.
	159	Letter: María Josefa Silva, Monterey, Mexico, to José Antonio Gutiérres, 1858 June 18.
	160	Tax receipts: José Antonio G. Navarro, City Collector, to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1858 July 30.
	161	Receipt: E. G. A. Schaffter to Mr. Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1858 October 22.
	162	Receipt: Alejandro Modesto Ruiz to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1858 December 23.
	163	Tax receipt: H. Canterbury, Bexar County, Texas, Assessor and Collector, to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1859 March 30.
	164	Receipt: F. Guilbeau to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1859 August 25.
	165	Power of attorney: Josefa Silva to Antonio Gutiérrez, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, 1859 October 25.
	166	Power of attorney: Josefa Silva to Antonio Gutiérres, Monterey, Mexico [manuscript copy], 1859 October 25.
	167	Receipt: A. Netté to Mr. Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1859 December 20.
	168	Account statement and receipt: W. B. Leigh to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1860 February 8.
	169	Receipt: F. Giraud to Petra Martínez, San Antonio, Texas, 1860 August 17.
	170	Plat and field notes: F. Giraud, Surveyor, Survey No. 31, Domingo Bustillo estate, San Antonio, Texas, 1860 October 11.
	171	Release: Samuel A. Maverick, claim to Domingo Bustillo property, San Antonio, Texas, 1860 December 1.
	172	Bill of sale: William Mullen to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1861 January 7.
	173	Account statement: to Antonio Gutiérres, circa 1861.
	174	Tax receipt: J. D. Logan, Collector, to Antonio Gutiérres, 1862 May 1.
	175	Bill of sale: Manuel Gortari to Santiago Gutiérres, Rio Grande, Texas, 1862 July 3.
	176	Letter: María Concepción Gutiérres, Piedras Negras, Mexico, to Antonio Gutiérres, 1862 August 28.
	177	Itinerary: San Antonio, Texas, to Leona, Texas, John Twohig, San Antonio, Texas, 1862 October 6.
	178	Letter: A. Berth____, Piedras Negras, Mexico, to M. Faucon, San Antonio, Texas, 1863 January 17.
	179	Letter: Antonio Gutiérres, Rancho de Santiago, Mexico, to his son, 1863 March 7.
	180	Letter: Antonio Gutiérres, Paso del Aguila, Texas, to Father [José Antonio Gutiérres], 1863 March 23.
	181	Letter: Antonio Bustillos, Dalton, Georgia, to Petra Martínes de Bustillos, 1864 March 1.
	182	Letter: José Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, to his son, 1864 April 12.
	183	Letter: Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, to Antonio Gutiérres [son], 1864 June 12.
	184	Special orders: Santos Benavides, Col. S. Benavides Regiment, to Antonio Gutiérres, Laredo, Texas, 1864 August 12. Appended orders: Drayton to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1864 August 22.
	185	Letter: Antonio Bustillos, Atlanta, Georgia, to Trinidad Bustillos de Gutiérres, 1864 August 15.
	186	Pass: A. M. Ruiz to Santiago Gutiérres, Laredo, Texas, 1864 August 16.
	187	Letter: José Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, to Antonio Gutiérres, possibly 1864 August 29.
	188	Tax receipt: P. L. Buquor, Mayor, San Antonio, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1864 August 31.
	189	Tax receipt: J. D. Logan, Collector, to Antonio Gutiérres, 1865 February 15.
	190	Certificate: George Snow, request for a pass for Antonio Gutiérres, 1865 May 1.
	191	Certificate: A. Seimering, Chief Justice, Bexar County, Texas, issued to Francisco Hernández for taking the oath of amnesty, San Antonio, Texas, 1866 January 6.
	192	Letter: Josefa Silva, Monterey, Mexico, to José Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1866 April 22.
	193	Bill of sale: José María Martínes to Domingo Bustillo, 1866 July 28.
	194	Bill of sale: Federico Rodríguez to Miguel Gutiérres, Misión de la Espada, Texas, 1866 December 26.
	195	Certificate: J. Antonio Gutiérres, oath and registration as qualified elector, Bexar County, San Antonio, Texas, 1867 July 16.
	196	Receipt: Louis Rummel to Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1868 February 28.
	197	Receipt: Louis Rummel to Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1868 April 12.
	198	Receipt: Juan José Mole to Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1868 April 12.
	199	Receipt: Juan José Mole to Antonio Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1868 May 3.
	200	Agreement: Juan Manuel Borrego and Antonio Gutiérres, 1868 August 8.
	201	Summons: M. Slocum, Clerk, District Court, Bexar County, Texas, summons for José Antonio Gutiérres, in case of B. Muller vs. C. Zimmerman, 1868 September 14.
	202	Receipt: Juan José Mole to Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1868 September 24.
	203	Letter: Porfirio Cantú Chapa, San José Mission, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1868 November 1.
	204	Account statement: to Antonio Gutiúrres, San Antonio, Texas, 1868 December 4.
	205	Bill of lading: Santiago Gutiérres to W. A. Bennett and Co., San Antonio, Texas, 1869 March 23.
	206	Tax receipt: C. Nuñez, Bexar County Assessor and Collector, to Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1869 June 2.
	207	Certificate: oath and registration, Santiago Gutiérres as qualified elector, San Antonio, Texas, 1869 November 18.
	208	Bill of sale: Santiago Gutiérres to J. S. Lockwood, San Antonio, Texas, 1870 November 30.
	209	Report: Batallón de Toluca, Compañia de Granados, medical report, San Antonio, Texas, 1870 December 22. Appended estate record: possibly Domingo Bustillo estate, undated. See also folder 136.
	210	Bill of sale: Claudio Tailles to Francisco Herrera, Rancho de la Medina, 1871 February 9.
	211	Letter: Genovevo García, Monterey, Mexico, to José Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1871 May 29.
	212	Certificate: Francisco Peña, Deputy Inspector for Hides and Animals, Starr County, Texas, to Manuel Cuellar and Antonio Gutiérres, San Javier Rancho, 1871 November 3.
	213	Notice: Gustav Frasch, City Assessor, San Antonio, Texas, to José Antonio Gutiérrez, 1872 May 21.
	214	Circular: Apolonio Rodríguez, letter to the editors of the Express, Piedras Negras, Mexico, 1872 October 10.
	215	Oath: Antonio García, intention to become a U.S. citizen, San Antonio, Texas, 1872 October 16.
	216	Invitation: Juan E. Barrera, Secretary, Giraud and Deats Club, San Antonio, Texas, 1872 November 28.
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3	217	Promissory note: Francisco Robles to Eutiquio García, 1873 May 28.
	218	Receipt: J. H. Kampmann to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1873 August 1.
	219	Deed: José María Bustillo and Juana Delgado de Bustillo to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1873 August 5.
	220	Deed of trust: Santiago Gutiérres and Trinidad Bustillo y Gutiérres to J. V. Scheiner, San Antonio, Texas, 1873 August 6.
	221	Promissory note: Santiago Gutiérres and Trinidad Bustillos de Gutiérres to B. Mauermann, San Antonio, Texas, 1873 September 17.
	222	Letter: Claudio Tailles, Medina, Texas, to Jorge Palacios and Antonio Gonzáles, 1873 December 16.
	223	Bills: 2 items, St. Mary's Institute to A. Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1873.
	224	Bill of lading: to H. J. Huck and Co., Cuero, Texas, 1874 June 16.
	225	Letter: Peter Briesh, San Antonio, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1874 September 26.
	226	Receipt: N. Mailhes to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1874 October 9.
	227	Letter: Ed Steves, San Antonio, Texas, to Jul. Dumas, 1874 October 23.
	228	Bills: 4 items, St. Mary's Institute to A. Gutiérrez San Antonio, Texas, 1874.
	229	Account statement: Y. Bonkart to Antonio García, circa 1874.
	230	Letter: Genovevo García, Monterey, Mexico, to José Antonio Gutiérrez, 1875 April 6.
	231	Letter: N. Mailhes, Concepción, to Santiago Gutiérrez, 1875 September 13.
	232	Promissory note: J. A. Tytel to Jacinto Elizondo, San Antonio, Texas, 1876 March 7.
	233	Receipt: M. Feille for Nicolas Mailhes to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1876 March 29.
	234	Receipt: E. Zambois for Nicolas Mailhes to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1876 May 4.
	235	Receipt: Narciso Leal to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, 1876 October 2.
	236	Statement: José Antonio Gutiérrez, granting Concepción Gutiérrez right to sell property in Atascosa County, Texas, 1876 October 16.
	237	Tax receipt: E. J. Chávez, Collector, Bexar County, Texas, to José Antonio Gutiérrez, 1877 April 2.
	238	Tax receipt: Julius Hoyer, City Collector, to José Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1877 April 16.
	239	Letter: Eutequio García, Rio Grande, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1877 May 16.
	240	Letter: Rafael Arredondo, San Antonio, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1877 July 19.
	241	Lease: José Antonio Gutiérrez to Rafael Martínez, San Antonio, Texas, 1877 October 22.
	242	Lease: José Antonio Gutiérrez to Lino Sánches and Juan M. Chávez, 1878 May 1.
	243	Receipt: E. García Pérez é Hijo to Santiago Gutiérres, San Diego, 1878 June 12.
	244	Notice: James H. French, Mayor, San Antonio, Texas, to José Antonio Gutiérrez, 1878 June 28.
	245	Receipt: Manuel Yturri for Matias Peña, to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1878 August 19.
	246	Commitment: State of Texas vs. Chon Rodrique and [unknown first name] Cimon, Goliad, Texas, 1878 November 7.
	247	Receipt: A. M. Bruni for Santiago Gutiérres, to Leon Leonard, Laredo, Texas, 1879 March 19.
	248	Lease: José Antonio Gutiérres to Juan Manuel Chávez, San Antonio, Texas, 1879 June 1.
	249	Receipt: Nicklas Bluntzer to Santiago Gutiérres, 1879 July 18.
	250	Bill of sale: John Ploch to Santiago Gutiérres, Mission San Juan, Texas, 1879 July 27.
	251	Letter: Silvere Tiblier, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1880 January 19.
	252	Tax sale deed: G. W. M. Duck, Tax Collector, Atascosa County, Texas, to W. W. Robbins, 1880 July 8.
	253	Receipt: A. Bruni to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1880 December 11.
	254	Power of attorney: Manuel Valderez and Antonita Gutiérrez to Santiago Gutiérrez, 1882 August 12.
	255	Deposit slip: San Antonio National Bank to Santiago Gutiérrez, for account of J. W. Riddle, San Antonio, Texas, 1882 October 2.
	256	Receipt: Fred Bader, Constable, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1883 January 2.
	257	Promissory note: Santiago Gutiérres and Emil Meyer to T. C. Frost, San Antonio, Texas, 1883 June 6. Attached letter: Emil Meyer, San Antonio, Texas, to T. C. Frost, 1883 June 6.
	258	Account statement: Alamo Cement Co. to José García, 1883 September 25.
	259	Letter: Andrés G. Elizondo, Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1883 October 23.
	260	Letter: Eligio García, Peña Station, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, La Piedra, 1883 December 27.
	261	Bill: Juan Cárdenas, President, Sociedad Mutualista Mexicana, for contribution to the family of J. M. Peñaloza, San Antonio, Texas, 1884 January 24. Appended receipt: José Cassiano to S. Gutiérres.
	262	Account statement: T. E. Connor to Santiago Gutiérrez, Jr., San Antonio, Texas, 1884 August 7.
	263	Letter: Frank Ashley, Covington, Georgia, to Adolfo Gutiérres, 1884 December 5.
	264	Letter: Luis García, Peña, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1884 December 9.
	265	Order: Thad W. Smith, County Clerk, Bexar County, Texas, order for A. Y. Walton, Santiago Gutiérres, Narciso Ybara, Juan Navarro, and José María Escalera to lay out and mark a road, 1885 February 25.
	266	Receipt: Narciso Leal to Juan Benavides, San Antonio, Texas, 1885 April 29.
	267	Receipt: J. F. Cany to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1885 May 7.
	268	Account statement: Milburn Wagon Co. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1885 September 29.
	269	Account statement: A. Heusinger to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1885 November 12.
	270	Promissory notes: 6 items, Santiago Gutiérres to Milburn Wagon Co., San Antonio, Texas, 1885.
	271	Receipt: M. Halff and Bro. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1886 April 20.
	272	Receipt: Milburn Wagon Company to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1886 July 14.
	273	Promissory notes: 3 items, Santiago Gutiérres to Milburn Wagon Co., San Antonio, Texas, 1886.
	274	Account statements: 2 items, A. Heusinger to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1886.
	275	Summons: Santiago Gutiérrez, 1887 February 26.
	276	Letter: Jesús María Vela, San Antonio, Texas, to Gregorio Treviño, 1887 May 28.
	277	Receipt: Milburn Wagon Co. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1887 June 1.
	278	Letter: E. E. Dennery, Corpus Christi, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérrez, 1887 June 20.
	279	Receipt: Chávez, Morin and Co. to Santiago Gutiérres, for Alvino Benavides, San Antonio, Texas, 1887 July 27.
	280	Receipt: Francisco Pérez to George Palacios, for Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1887 September 8.
	281	Receipt: Francisco Pérez to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1887 September 8.
	282	Letter: Frank Barnard, San Antonio, Texas, to Mr. Leal, 1887 October 15.
	283	Bill of sale: George Lewis to [unknown first name] Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1887 October 15.
	284	Deposit slips: 2 items, T. C. Frost to Santiago Gutiérrez, for John F. Camp, 1887 October.
	285	Receipt: Goldfrank, Frank and Co. to S. Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1887 December 5.
	286	Certificate: W. B. Austin, Deputy Inspector of Hides and Animals, Duval County, Texas, to Adolfo Gutiérres, 1887 December 17.
	287	Receipt: Milburn Wagon Co. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1888 March 12.
	288	Promissory note: Santiago Gutiérres to A. Heusinger, San Antonio, Texas, 1888 March 14.
	289	Letter: Blas M. Ybañez, San Antonio, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérrez, 1888 June 26.
	290	Letter: E. E. Dennery, San Antonio, Texas, to Cristoval, 1888 August 30.
	291	Account statements: 2 items, Milburn Wagon Co. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1888.
	292	Receipt: L. Frank to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1889 January 7.
		Receipt: L. Frank to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1889 January 10.
		Receipt: L. Frank to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1889 January 10.
	293	Letter: Adolfo Gutiérres, San Fernando de Piedras, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1889 March 24.
	294	Summons: Thad W. Smith, County Clerk, Bexar County, Texas, summons to Santiago Gutiérres, to appear before the Board of Equalization, San Antonio, Texas, 1889 July 1.
	295	Account statement: Milburn Wagon Co. to José María Cárdenas, San Antonio, Texas, 1889 October 2.
	296	Account statements: 3 items, Milburn Wagon Co. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1889.
	297	Promissory notes: 6 items, Santiago Gutiérres to Milburn Wagon Co., San Antonio, Texas, 1889.
	298	Receipt: Emil Meyer to Santiago Gutiérrez for Guadalupe Cabazos, San Antonio, Texas, 1890 May 18.
	299	Marriage records: Ygnacio Garza and Gertrudes Ramírez, 1890 August 10. Appended church record, 1874 April 2.
	300	Receipt: L. Frank to Santiago Gutiérrez for Ramírez and Alderete, San Antonio, Texas, 1890 October 28.
	301	Bill of sale: N. Bluntzer, by Ashley and Tuffly to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1890 December 4.
	302	Letter: Juan J. Young, Santa Anita Ranch, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1890 December 22.
	303	Account statements: 3 items, Milburn Wagon Co. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1890.
	304	Promissory notes: 2 items, Santiago Gutiérres to Milburn Wagon Co., San Antonio, Texas, 1890.
	305	Notebook: possibly Eduardo Gutiérres, poetry, circa 1890.
	306	Statement: Antonio R. Camarillo to Santiago Gutiérres, permission to sell horses, circa 1890.
	307	Memorandum: transactions with Frank Ashley, circa 1890.
	308	Account statement: Santiago Gutiérres to Sostenes Rodríguez, circa 1890.
	309	Promissory notes: 2 items, Santiago Gutiérres to Milburn Wagon Co., San Antonio, Texas, 1891 March 5.
	310	Bill of sale: Florentino Casas to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1891 March 28.
	311	Letter: Victoriano Hinojosa, Rancho de Santa Monica, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérrez, Misión de la Espada, Texas, 1891 April 20.
	312	Certificate: W. Downs, Inspector of Hides and Animals, Starr County, Texas, to Librado Peña and Co., 1891 June 30.
	313	Letter: Jesús María Vela, Hidalgo, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1891 July 19.
	314	Statement: Eduardo Treviño to Santiago Gutiérrez, authorization to sell mares, San Antonio, Texas, 1891 July 23.
	315	Letter: Francisco P. Peña Guerra, San Antonio Viejo, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1891 September 18.
	316	Statement and receipt: Sostenes Rodríguez to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1891 October 31.
	317	Promissory notes: 3 items, Santiago Gutiérres to Alling and Cumins, San Antonio, Texas, 1891.
	318	Letter: Manuel Guerra, Roma, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1892 April 20.
	319	Letter: S. S. Camp, Ponca, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1892 April 28. Appended letter: M. Benavides to Santiago Gutiérres, undated.
	320	Letter: Braulio R. Ramírez, Rio Grande City, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérrez, 1892 May 24.
	321	Power of attorney: Manuel Valderas to Santiago Gutiérres, Guerrero, 1892 June 28.
	322	Receipt: R. J. Hofheinz and Bro. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1892 September 6.
	323	Receipts: 2 items, M. Halff and Bro. to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1892.
	324	Receipt: Sostenes Rodríguez to Santiago Gutiérres, circa 1893 January.
	325	Letter: L. Peña and Co., Rio Grande City, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1893 March 22.
	326	Receipt: R. Guerra to Manuel Rodríguez, San Antonio, Texas, 1893 August 10.
	327	Letter: C. Ochoa, Laredo, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1893 August 10.
	328	Bill of lading: Pacific Express Co. to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1893 August 11.
	329	Bill and receipt: J. R. Lee to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1893 September 23.
	330	Handbill: Botica Hidalgo, San Antonio, Texas, 1893 October 1.
	331	Letter: R. M. West, Rio Grande City, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1893 October 18.
	332	Letter: Ricardo Silva, San Diego, Texas, to Santiago Gutiérres, 1893 November 7.
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4	333	Account statements: 2 items, Alex Varga to Santiago Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1894 January 1.
	334	Checks: 2 items, S. Villanueva to R. J. Hofheinz, San Antonio, Texas, 1894 July 9.
	335	Receipt: Pablo Cruz to Santiago Gutiérrez for Cayetano Ochoa, San Antonio, Texas, 1894 November 26.
	336	Receipt: Thomas P. McCall, Bexar County, Texas, Sheriff, to Santiago Gutiérres, San Antonio, Texas, 1896 January 27.
	337	Draft: José Ramírez to J. F. Jones and Co., on account of Santiago Gutiérrez, Rio Grande City, Texas, 1896 June 21.
	338	Promissory note: Santiago Gutiérres to D. J. Woodward, San Antonio, Texas, 1896 September 11.
	339	Citation: J. W. Little, in J. M. Wright vs. J. W. Little, 1900 April 3.
	340	Warrant: for J. W. Little, in State of Texas vs. J. W. Little, 1900 April 3.
	341	Warrant of appraisement: Frank McC. Newton, Clerk County Court, Bexar County, Texas, to Frank Ashley, Santiago Gutiérrez, and J. B. Chavagneux, appraisal of the estate of Francisca Aguilar de Flores, San Antonio, Texas, 1901 January 22.
	342	Promissory note: Ernesto Gutiérrez to Trinidad Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1909 November 25.
	343	Receipt: Mackey Brick and Tile Mfg. Co. to Gutiérrez, 1910 March 5.
	344	Commission: E. J. Ashley, Judge of Election, Election Precinct No. 47, Bexar County, Texas, and Otto Graff, Eduardo Gutiérrez, and R. H. Still, Judges of Election, 1910 April 1.
	345	Commission: E. J. Ashley, Presiding Judge of Election, Election Precinct No. 47, Bexar County, Texas, and Otto Graff, Eduardo Gutiérrez, and Eduardo Guerrero, Judges of Election, 1911 February 23.
	346	Certificate of election: P. H. Shook, County Judge, Bexar County, Texas, to Eduardo Gutiérrez, election as Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 6, San Antonio, Texas, 1912 November 20.
	347	Stock certificate: Pilot Knob Gas and Oil Co. to Eduardo Gutiérrez, 1915 November 22.
	348	Deposit warrant: Frank R. Newton, County Clerk, Bexar County, Texas, to Eduardo Gutiérrez, Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 6, San Antonio, Texas, 1916 December 2.
	349	Burial permit: Frank R. Newton, Local Registrar, to Eduardo Gutiérrez, for burial of Antonio Gutiérrez, San Antonio, Texas, 1919 March 31.
	350	Commission: J. J. McCollum, Presiding Judge of Election, Precinct No. 61, Bexar County, Texas, and Ed Gutiérrez, W. P. Rote, Jr., and Otto Graff, Judges of Election, 1924 February 28.
	351	Letter: John W. Tobin to W. S. Anderson, San Antonio, Texas, 1925 April 18.
	352	Order: Augustus McCloskey, County Judge, Bexar County, Texas, to J. K. Lamm, Presiding Judge, Voting Precinct No. 82, John J. McCollum, Judge, and Ed B. Gutiérrez, Clerk, 1925 September 15.
	353	Receipt: N. B. Bardell to Mr. Gutiérrez, 1925 December 25.
	354	Letter: John K. Weber, San Antonio, Texas, to unknown recipient, 1928 August 20.
	355	Deputation: Eduardo B. Gutiérrez, Deputy Sheriff, Bexar County, Texas, 1929 January 9.
	356	Certificate: Award of Merit to María Gutiérrez, Texas Centennial Historical Contest, 1936 November 10.

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Series 2: Undated material
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4	357	Account statement: [unknown first name] Bustillo to Antonio Huizar.
	358	Petition: [unknown first name] Lafuente to Domingo Bustillo.
	359	Account statement: Domingo Bustillo.
	360	Estate record: Bustillo family.
	361	List: property of José Antonio Gutiérres.
	362	Land records: José Antonio Gutiérrez tract.
	363	Bill: Santiago Gutiérres, claims against an unknown person.
	364	Letter: Lazaro P. Peña to Santiago Gutiérrez.
	365	Notice: F. E. Grothaus, meeting of Jury of View.
	366	Advertising card: Cataract Bar, San Antonio, Texas.
	367	Handbill: Amayo's Mexican Electric Liver Cure.
	368	Genealogical material: Gutiérrez family.

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Series 3: Memorandum books, 1850-1903
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4	369	Financial and family records: Antonio Gutiérres and Santiago Gutiérres, 1850-1877.
	370	Financial records and miscellaneous notes: Santiago Gutiérres, 1853-1903.
	371	Financial and family records: Santiago Gutiérres, 1854-1891.

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Series 4: Books, 1873

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372

Libro Tercero por El Doctor Mándevil. New York: D. Appleton y Ca., 1873. Inscribed by José Gutiérres, Adolfo Gutiérres, and Emilia Gutiérres.

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Series 5: Separated material, 1855, 1936, undated

See separation sheet in reading room for the location of these items.

Plat: "Plat of the division of the Rincón del Alamito among the heirs of Domingo Bustillo, deceased," F. Giraud, Surveyor, 1855 August 28.

Plat: division of the Rincón del Alamito among the heirs of Domingo Bustillo, possibly 1855 August 28.

Medal: Award of Merit to María Gutiérrez, Texas Centennial Historical Contest, 1936.

Photograph: Santiago Gutiérres and Trinidad Bustillo, 1 copy print.

Photographs: Santiago Gutiérres, 5 copy prints.

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