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...John K. Chance Traditional views of rural central Mexico during the colonial period commonly overlook the role of the small, subsistence-oriented Spanish ranchos,which in the vicinity of Santiago Tecali, Puebla, far outnumbered the larger hacienda estates. In Tecali, dealings of the local Nahua...

...Patricia Fournier-García; Lourdes Mondragón During the colonial period, Indian republics were formed as were private holdings in the Otomí region of the Mezquital Valley. The indigenous population was deprived of fertile agricultural lands while ranchos and haciendas raised cattle, affecting...

... within the Chilapa region (as it is here defined) appear in the census, shown in Figure and Table. They are sorted into three categories, pueblos de indios, ranchos, and trapiches. These and other native terms used in reference...

... Mexiquense, ac. Jones, David M. 1978 Nineteenth Century Haciendas and Ranchos of Otumba and Apan, Basin of Mexico. Ph.D. diss. ,Institute of Archaeology, University of London. Nickel, Herbert J. 1978 Soziale Morphologie der Mexikanischen Hacienda . Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner Verlaggmbh. Nickel...

... of California Press. Brading, David A. 1977 The Hacienda as an Investment.In Haciendas and Plantations in Latin American History . Robert G. Keith, ed. Pp. 135 -40. New York: Holmes and Meier. 1978 Haciendas and Ranchos of the Mexican Bajío León 1700-1860 . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press...

... de 1838. Fondo Justicia, Ramo Civil, vol. 11 , exp. 10. 1841 Pueblo de Yaxcabá, Padrón general de habitantes del pueblo de Yaxcabá y su comarca de haciendas,ranchos y sitios, con expresión de sexos, edades, y ocupaciones . 2 mayo 1841. Fondo Poder Ejecutivo, Ramo Padrones, vol. 6 , exp. 80...

... lack of population continuity from year to year at this location may reflect the seasonal mobility of migrant laborers, or people fleeing genocidal violence. Most of the adults listed on the documents have Spanish names, pointing toward previous involvement in the mission or rancho systems. To better...

... Rancho de Atezcapan 1¾ 74.997 150 Rancho de Mizquitlan ¾ 32.142 288 6817 ETHNOHISTORY / 50:1 / sheet 81 of 250 Hacienda de Palapa 27 1,156.090 216 Rancho de Texompa ½ 21.470...

... Front: Housework and Religion in Aztec Mexico . In Indian Women of Early Mexico . Schroeder S. Wood S. Hasket R. , eds. Pp. 25 – 54 . Norman : University of Oklahoma Press . Chance John K. 2003 Haciendas, Ranchos, and Indian Towns: A Case Study from the Late Colonial...

..., while John K. Chance points to the important interstitial role of ranchos in the rural economy of the late colonial Puebla area and John Monaghan, Arthur Joyce, and Ronald Spores to the enduring role of caciques as landowners...

...Figure 3. Diseño for Rancho of Cholam, filed 12 March 1852. Note “Techague” in lower left corner. ...

... arqueología histórica de la Hacienda Tabi, Yucatán. Revista Mexicana de Estudios Antropológicos 31 : 43 -58. Bracamonte y Sosa, Pedro 1993 Amos y sirvientes: Las haciendas de Yucatán, 1789-1860 . Mérida:Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán. Brading, David A. 1978 Haciendas and Ranchos...

...- tions—even when the cacique was no longer present and the cacique’s estate was no longer extant. When we think about rural social formations in nineteenth-century Mex- ico, the plantation, hacienda, rancho, and corporate...

.... Southern California Quarterly 61 , no. 1 : 1 –77. Gust, Sherri 1982 Faunal Analysis and Butchering. In The Ontiveros Adobe: Early Rancho Life in Alta California . Jay Freeman, ed. Pp. 101 –44. Pacific Palisades, CA: Greenwood and Associates. Gutiérrez, Ramón 1998 Contested Eden...

... in 1842, Allgeier fulfilled that role successfully. 716 Ashley Riley Sousa German settler Theodor Cordua, who established his Rancho New Mecklenburg at the confluence of the Yuba and Feather Rivers, married an Indian woman named Betsey...

... turned to discussing options toward reaching a solution. After deliberations, the district found it necessary to sell two ranchos called La Canada. One is left with the question of how the dispossession of a hereditary leader’s land by colonial officials affected the community, leading to this decision...

... their families from the palaces in the town centers to rural ranchos located on their own lands. The transforma- From Lord to Landowner 451 tion from lord to landowner was now well under way. Licenciado Bernardo Sánchez de Ibáñez, attorney of one of the parties...

..., Sbeybal jun naq Maya Q’anob’al/La otra cara (Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, 1996). See also Luis Enrique Sam Colop, Jub’aqtun Omay Kuchum K’aslemal: Cinco siglos de encubrimiento (Guatemala City, 1991). 10 See, e.g., Edward F. Fischer and Peter Benson, Broccoli and Desire: Global Con...

... and foods. Later, the ranchos and the “Russian Fur Rush” of Colony Ross (1769–1840) used native labor in mercantile ventures for marine and terrestrial fur exploitation (Lightfoot 2006 ). Cultural transformation included the introduction of new raw materials in the production of foodways and native...