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Popayán Papers |
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The Popayán Papers, 1721-1898 (bulk 1750-1860), consist of
12,000 items of correspondence and other items, chiefly 1750-1860, of
succeeding generations of several interrelated aristocratic families
whose members were prominent in business, the church, and government
of Popayán, Colombia, capital of the department of Cauca. The
papers concern family matters, religious institutions, mining, stock-raising
and farming, production and marketing of quinine, legal transactions
and cases, and political revolutions of the nineteenth century. The principal
families represented are Valencia, Pérez, Arroyo, Varila, Arboleda,
Hurtado, Cordova, Delgado, and Mosquera. This special collection is housed in the Manuscripts Department in Wilson Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. All titles are searchable via Carolina's online catalogs. The Manuscripts Department has a summary and list of online catalog terms. |
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