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...Stephen Kent Amerman Three Roads to Magdalena: Coming of Age in a Southwest Borderland, 1880–1990 . By Adams David Wallace . ( Lawrence : University Press of Kansas , 2016 . xiii+437 pp., acknowledgments, preface, introduction, illustrations, map, afterword, notes, bibliography, index...

... indígenas de la Goagira.” 20 Colombian territory is divided into territorial units called departments. The southern part of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, inhabited by the Arhuaco, belonged at the time to the Magdalena Department. Its capital, located on the coast, was Santa Marta. 21 Archivo...

... Society for Ethnohistory 324 Paul Charney Table 1. Noble Testators Testator (date/ notary©/oªce«) Town (Date) Population* ¯° don Juan Casapacsi FCµ C) Magdalena ·° Francisca Chani LY) Surco ¸° Francisco...

... healing Indigenous ritual specialist sense perception In 1798, Fray Domingo Gutiérrez Horna stood aghast at the thought of rampant witchcraft in his parish in Magdalenas, Chiapas. Indigenous sorcerers ( hechiceros ) had seemingly cursed many people, inflicting them with diseases (Aramoni...

... with Western notions of gender and thereby made women invisible in tiçiyotl . This is a trend that subsequent chroniclers and scholars followed. This article then explores sixteenth-century ecclesiastical proceedings against two titiçih, Ana de Xochimilco (1538), and Magdalena Papalo y Coaxochi (1584...

... it is called ‘‘Probanza y posesión del cacicazgo de Tututepetongo 21 In doña Magdalena, wife of Francisco de Salinas, appeared be- fore the Audiencia Real, claiming she had inherited from her father Gabriel de San Francisco eighty-two plots of land...

..., exp. 1. 2. Magdalena Tiacapan San Pablo (may be San 1561 AGN, Tierras, vol. 22 Juan) Tlachquac pt. 1, exp. 5. 3. Beatriz Papan San Juan 1570 BNP, FM 112. 4. Francisca Tlaco San Pablo 1576...

... 160 33 20 3 215 57 16 (Alte.maitl) Sta. Ma. suj. Santiago 8 75 72 7 112 (Tla.) S. Lorenzo 20 207 205 169 43 24 2 311 57 (Alte.maitl) Sta. Ma. Magdalena 3 38 56 55 6 3 1 53 (Alte.maitl) S. Bartmé suj. Amanalco 26 132 195...

... one Nahua man and six Nahua women. The first, on Palm Sunday (31 March), was against María Magdalena and María Martínez, widows and residents of Atenango. The second occurred on 14 April and included three women from the subject town of Comala, one of them identified as the wife of a don Juan Matheo...

.... In 1730, Manuel Antonio Calderón, a twenty-one-year-old, free mulato weaver, described his marriage to his seventeen-year-old wife Magdalena as contentious. According to the Inquisition’s summary of his testimony, ‘‘there has not been one day that they [Manuel and Magdalena] have not fought, because...

...). Hurin Pisco, based in the port of La Magdalena de Pisco, encompassed the lower Pisco Valley and coastal areas south of the river between Pisco and Ica. Although Inka presence was represented in village clusters along the river delta and coast, hurin Pisco lacked the imperial architecture and city...

..., and Doña Magdalena, a K’iche’ woman whose husband and son were killed by civil patrollers working under the army’s command. Chapters 7 through 17 offer a history of Guatemala from 1981 to 1995. Following a leitmotif provided...

... Indian Reserva- tion south of Tucson, and the Fiesta de San Francisco Xavier in Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico.6 While reviewing parish archives in Sonora, Dobyns real- ized the extent of the unequal burden of mortality from epidemic diseases among native peoples. Telling the story of indigenous...

... chief but also for the building of a fort on the Yaqui River. Chief Guatiguará’s war party ambushed and killed ten Spaniards stationed at the Magdalena fort and set fire to a dormitory (Las Casas 1951 , 1:379–80, 400). The inhabitants of Tierra Firme and Castilla del Oro ambushed some...

... No.   See the petitions of the Cofradía de la Veracruz of Santa María Magdalena, a visita of Casaustlán, and of the cofradía of San Sebastián in the same village (both These are the third and fourth documents in this number...

... like Colima and Tuxpan well into the 1580s. In Comala, just north- east of Colima, Ana Magdalena, the wife of the indigenous alcalde, revealed that she did not know the name of the priest who solicited sexual favors from her (Francisco Villalba). To other indigenous women he was simply the “fat...

... Provincial authorities routinely rode in them. In 1579, when a Spaniard sought to obtain property in Santa María Magdalena, a village near Tlahuac, viceregal authorities ordered an inspection to determine if the grant would prove prejudicial to Nahua interests. The alcalde mayor (magistrate...

... Santa Gertrudis; Sección Segunda, Santa Magdalena; Sección Tercera, San Antonio de Padua; and Sección Cuarta, San Francisco de Asis. The most prominent manifestation of the xindi was during the •esta titular, or in Chochon, llitse xadë (pueblo “esta). During this celebration, held on 25...

... by the Jemez people (see Table 1).10 In other areas there were three pueblos, never mentioned by Spanish explorers, for which ceramics indicate occupation as late as Oñate’s time: Magdalena and Bear Mountain in the Rio Salado drainage...

... Magdalena (Sauer 1966 : 87–88; Deagan and Cruxent 2002 : 60; Keegan 2007 : 32; Las Casas 1951 : 400). Within weeks of Caonabó’s capture, the other three most powerful caciques (Behechio, Guarionex, and Higuanamá) formed an alliance (Las Casas 1951 : 400). While Columbus resumed his explorations...