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1951 Deed of sale to Elvira Villa and Gilberto Villa lot 21 in the Cotton Mill Addition to the City of El Paso.

Property Deed of Sale to Lot 21 in Cotton Mill Addition to the City of El Paso to U.S.A. as part of Chamizal Treaty of 1964

Black and white photograph of Jose Villa, Manuela Villa, daughter (named unknown), and son Gilberto Villa (far right) outside Villa home on 1220 Algodon Place in South El Paso. This home was later condemned as part of the Chamizal Treaty of 1964.

1956 deed of sale showing Elvira Villa purchased lot 27 in the Cotton Mill Addition to the City of El Paso. This property would later be condemned as part of the Chamizal Treaty of 1964.

1947 Deed of Trust between Florentino Pacheco (Grantor), S.M. Murchison (Trustee), and Mortgage Investment Company of El Paso, Texas (Lender) for tract 18 of the Cotton Mill Addition toe the City of El Paso. The total loan for the property was…

El Paso Herald-Post article on Florentino Pacheco, son of Mrs. Basilia S. Pacheco of Ysleta, El Paso, and the many souvenirs he sent his mother while he was in combat abroad in Germany during WWII.

El Paso Times newspaper report on Florentino Pacheco, Cotton Mill resident, who is the last of his Cotton Mill residents to vacate his home by order of the Chamizal Treaty.

El Paso Times announces pending eviction of Florentino Pacheco from his Cotton Mill home in order for Chamizal Treaty urban planning projects to proceed.

El Paso Herald-Post report on the relocation of Florentino Pacheco from his Cotton Mill home to a temporary home in Rio Linda. Pacheco's Cotton Mill home had been condemned by the Chamizal Treaty in order to make way for the relocated Rio Grande…

El Paso Times report on the eviction of Florentino Pacheco from his Cotton Mill home. Report describes the eviction and explains that he will be moved into a temporary home in Rio Linda. Eviction was part of Chamizal Relocation Project and Chamizal…