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35 56 1 11 Juan Talag, an Indian 14 5 11 31 3 0

36 32 0 0 Juan Talag, an Indian 10 5 4 21 2 8

3[7] 12 5 4 Juan Talag, an Indian 4 1 9 8 3 1

38 56 0 0 Juan Talag, an Indian 18 5 4 31 2 8

39 131 3 5 Juan Talag, an Indian 45 6 5 91 5 0

41 423 2 8 7 Indians 141 11 11 423 2 8 [sic]

45 336 0 0 9 Indians 112 0 0 224 0 0

51 414 4 1[sic] Pablo de la Oliva

(paid one-half) 231 2 0 231 2 0

57 340 2 4 Don Juan Sarapi 113 3 5 226 6 11

62 33 5 2 Cintay, a Sangley 11 1 11 22 4 0

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