Archdiocese of Mexico marriage dispensations Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Document 626
Dispensation of second and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two Indians
Document 627
Dispensation of double 4th degree of consanguinity for marriage of two creoles. They had been married a year before they discovered they were third cousins by two lines.
Document 628
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards.
Document 629
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees of consanguinity for marriage.
Document 630
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees of consanguinity for marriage. Parties were second cousins in one line and third cousins in another, and the man seduced the girl.
Document 631
Dispensation of 4th degree of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards. The man had seduced his third cousin.
Document 632
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees for the marriage of two Spaniards. Second cousins in one line and third cousins in the other.
Document 634
Dispensation of fourth degree of consanguinity for marriage of a free mulatto with a "loba" (Quadroon)
Document 635
Dispensation of 4th degree of consanguinity for marriage of third cousins.
Document 636
Dispensation of 2nd and 3rd degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards. The couple were first cousins on the mother's side: had been living together and had a child.
Document 637
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees of "affinity" for marriage of two Spaniards. The man's first wife was the second cousin of the father of the woman.
Document 638
Dispensation of 3rd degree of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards, second cousins, who had lived together 15 years and had one child.
Document 639
Dispensation of 3rd degree of consanguinity for marriage. The woman was the illegitimate daughter of the first cousin of the man's father.
Document 640
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees of consanguinity for marriage. The girl was second cousin of the man's mother.
Document 641
Dispensation of 2nd degree of consanguinity for marriage. Publication of the banns had brought to light the unwelcome fact that the woman's mother was the illegitimate daughter of the man's grandfather.
Document 642
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees of consanguinity for marriage of a mestizo who had seduced his cousin.
Document 643
Dispensation of 1st degree of "affinity" for marriage of two mestizos. The woman had been having illicit relations with a man, not knowing that he was the bastard brother of her future husband.
Document 645
Dispensation of 2nd degree of "affinity" for marriage of two Indians. On the publication of the banns it transpired that the woman had previously held illicit relations with the first cousin of the man.
Document 646
Dispensation of 2nd degree of "affinity" for marriage of two negroes. The man had committed adultery with a cousin of the woman.
Document 647
Dispensation of 3rd degree of "affinity" for marriage of two Spaniards. The father of the first wife of the man was the great uncle of the woman.
Document 648
Dispensation of 2nd degree of "affinity". Conceded after marriage of two Indians. The woman was the first cousin of the man's first wife.
Document 649
Dispensation of third degree of "affinity" for marriage of two Spaniards. The woman was the second cousin of the man's first wife.
Document 650
Dispensation of 4th degree of "affinity" for "copula ilicita" permitting a couple to marry: the man's father being the second cousin of the woman's first husband.
Document 651
Dispensation of 4th degree of "affinity" for marriage of two Indians. The man had previously maintained illicit relations with a first cousin of the woman, and had even committed adultery with the latter before his first wife died.
Document 652
Dispensation of "spiritual kindship" for marriage of two persons in Queretaao. The woman had unwittingly stood as godmother for an illegitimate child of the man at the christening.
Document 653
Certified copy of dispensation for marriage of two Indians who were related through a previous marriage and the man had been having illicit relations with the cousin of the woman.
Document 654
Dispensation of second degree of consanguinity for marriage of two Indians, first cousins. They had already three children, and another Indian had once carried the woman off and kept possession of her for a week.
Document 655
Dispensation of publishing the banns for marriage of two Spaniards "to avoid scandal." The woman's first husband had been dead but a few months, and the man was the head clerk of her business.
Document 656
Dispensation for publishing the banns for marriage of two Spaniards. The man was quite ill.
Document 657
Dispensation of second degree of consanguinity for marriage denied to two Indians. The man had seduced the woman who was his niece. He was sentenced to 25 clashes every Sunday for four Sundays at the door of the Parish Church; to six months imprisonment; to pay the mother of his unborn child $25.00 and to see her no more.
Document 658
Dispensation of the banns for the marriage of a Spaniard of noble blood with a poor free mulatto girl; to avoid scandal and trouble with his family. He had seduced her.
Document 659
Dispensation for marriage of a mulatto and a mestiza who had been living together for nine years.
Document 660
Dispensation of the publication of banns before marriage. The relatives of the woman were opposed to the match, and the parties wished to be married secretly so that it would be too late for any active interference.
Document 661
Dispensation of publication of banns of marriage for business reasons.
Document 662
Dispensation of publications of banns of marriage "to avoid scandal." The woman was a widow whose husband had not been dead a year.
Document 663
Dispensation of sin of adultery committed by two Indians of Tlaquietenange, permitting them to marry and legitimizing their children.
Document 689
Dispensation of 3rd and 4th degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards. They were third cousins on both sides of the house and the man was also the second cousin to the mother of the woman.
Document 712
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of a Mestizo with a Castiza. The woman was the second cousin of the man's mother.
Document 713
Dispensation to third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two here third cousins in one line and second cousins in another.
Document 714
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards.
Document 715
Dispensation of fourth degree of consanguinity for marriage of a Spaniard to his third cousin whom he had seduced.
Document 716
Dispensation of banns, not only before but after marriage of Apam, to avoid scandal.
Document 717
Dispensation of "public decency" in first degree of marriage of two Spaniards.
Document 718
Dispensation of publication of banns of marriage
Document 719
Dispensation of second degree of "affinity" for marriage of two Indians.
Document 720
Dispensation of second degree of "affinity" for marriage of two Spaniards.
Document 721
Dispensation of second 4th degree "affinity" for marriage of two Spaniards.
Document 722
Dispensation of fourth degree of "affinity" for marriage
Document 723
Dispensation of publication of banns for marriage to prevent scandal.
Document 732
Dispensation of publication of banns for marriage to prevent scandal.
Document 747
Dispensation of second and third degrees of consanguinity for marriage of a Spaniard who had seduced his first cousin.
Document 748
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards.
Document 749
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage.
Document 750
Dispensation of fourth degree of consanguinity for marriage of third cousins.
Document 751
Dispensation of third degree of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards, third cousins.
Document 752
Dispensation of fourth degree of consanguinity for marriage of two mestizos.
Document 753
Dispensation of second degree of "affinity" for marriage of two persons who had lived together for 16 years and had 5 children.
Document 754
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of the woman.
Document 755
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage.
Document 756
Dispensation of second degree of consanguinity for marriage of first cousins.
Document 757
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of a mestizo and an Indian woman whom he had seduced.
Document 758
Dispensation of third degree of consanguinity for marriage.
Document 759
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage.
Document 760
Dispensation of third and fourth degrees of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards second cousins.
Document 761
Dispensation of fourth degree of consanguinity for marriage of two Spaniards, third cousins.
Document 762
Dispensation of fourth degree of consanguinity for marriage of two negro slaves.
Document 763
Dispensation of publication of banns of marriage for special reasons.
Document 764
Dispensation of publication of banns of marriage (for various reasons) of Pedro Joseph de Leon, who was Secretary of the Secret Archives of the Inquisition as well as Alcalde (Mayor) of Tulancingo.