P t g P t g P t g

100 0 4 Juan de Valdimeso 33 2 9 66 5 7

303 2 6 Domingo Vilang, an Indian 101 0 10 202 1 8

109 5 11 Juan del Orduy 36 4 7 73 1 0

126 7 2 Juan del Orduy 42 2 0 84 0 10

91 7 10 Sargento-mayor Andres

de Yllesoa 30 5 3 61 2 7

80 5 4 The said Yllesoa 26 7 1 53 6 3

138 0 11 Don Andres Arquerra 46 1 7 92 3 6

127 6 1 Juan Gomez Serrano 42 0 8 85 1 5

791 5 5 Don Pedro Tusiaya 263 7 1 527 6 0

97 1 6 Don Francisco de Agis 32 3 2 64 6 0

305 0 0 Don Miguel de Aguit 101 6 8 203 5 0

137 0 3 Manuel Simon 41 4 0 95 0 3

333 3 11 Pedro de Sisaua 111 1 3 222 2 6

610 0 0 Various Indians 203 0 0 407 0 0

128 6 0 Andres de Mesa 42 7 6 85 6 8

81 6 7 Don Julio Limbout 27 2 2 54 6 5

131 3 3 Andres Dimbla 43 6 5 87 4 10

207 7 5 Luis de Alcazar 69 2 5 138 5 0

156 6 9 Alferez Simon Cornejo 52 2 3 104 0 5

76 3 8 Don Alonso Mocangos 158 6 6 317 5 2

99 4 10 Alferez Esteban de Aldaco 33 1 7 66 3 3

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3,095 1 6

The above is evident, and appears from the pay-checks above referred

to, in each of which is the decree of the governor, by virtue of which

the owners voluntarily commuted two-thirds of the face of each one,

and I refer to it. In order that it may be apparent, and in obedience

to the order of the said governor to that effect, I certify this in

Manila, June five, one thousand six hundred and thirty-six.

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