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Ágata de Cortés

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Ágata de Cortés

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Reading and evidence
Recorded role / assertion status
inserted_subject viuda Reviewed source-local occurrence; explicit enumeration only.
Stated age
50
Occupation / condition as read
Not recorded / unresolved
Qualifications and limits
Ágata de Cortés, fifty, is explicitly called a widow in the small insertion. She is not identified as Antonio’s wife. The attachment of this insertion and the following children is uncertain; retain its position without inventing a relationship or separate household. Son’s abbreviated name appears M.l, provisionally Manuel; adult-age description is inserted.
Source locator
Reviewed locator · Libro 1056, scan(s) 81, written folio 38r · As retained in reviewed source edition; no inferred folio conversion. · Reviewed bilingual edition of 160 unique archive images; scan numbers are 1-based original PDF image positions.
Stated age
Age comparison as recorded: = 50
Recorded role / assertion status
Presence as recorded: listed_in_entry
Qualifications and limits
Small insertion; attachment to Antonio’s entry or a separate added entry is unresolved. Not his wife.

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No genealogical relationship is established for this occurrence.

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Catastro de Ensenada · Book 1056 (1752)

AHPOu · Libro 1056

1752 · day and month left blank Complete personal register: 443 source entries across 20 place sections. All 160 unique scans are covered. Three explicit cross-reference entries repeat people included elsewhere; 443 is not a count of unique households.