[1735-1745]. Carta de Pedro Antonio López Rey para su amo Antonio Ozores de Puga, regidor de la villa de Pontevedra.

Letter from Pedro Antonio López Rey to his master, Antonio Ozores de Puga, alderman of the town of Pontevedra.

The author warns his master, Antonio Ozores Antonio Puga, that Antonio Negro escaped from prison.

The accused in this process (1745) were Manuel Benito de Guimil, from Santa María de Curro (Pontevedra), Antonio Negro, from Italy, and Francisca Antonia Martínez. The plaintiff was Antonio Ozores de Puga and Sotomayor, perpetual alderman of the town of Pontevedra. The three accused were working as servants in the house of Antonio Ozores de Puga, and he accused them of having forced locks and of having stolen 50 doubloons, lots of linen, jewellery, bread, wine and other things. After the enquiries, Antonio Negro, head of the robbery, was found in possession of the 50 doubloons, and Manuel Benito de Guimil confessed that he had stolen the linen (PS6056).