Group Title: Historic St. Augustine: Block 15, Lot 7 Joaneda House
Title: [Letter to Mr. William F. Rolleston]
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 Material Information
Title: Letter to Mr. William F. Rolleston
Series Title: Historic St. Augustine: Block 15, Lot 7 Joaneda House
Physical Description: Correspondence
Language: English
Creator: Steinbach, Robert H.
Publication Date: 1971
Copyright Date: Public Domain
Physical Location:
Box: 6
Divider: B15 L7 Joaneda - Architecture, History, Archaeology
Folder: B15 L7 Joaneda House
 Subjects
Subject: Saint Augustine (Fla.)
57 Treasury Street (Saint Augustine, Fla.)
Joaneda House (Saint Augustine, Fla.)
Spatial Coverage: North America -- United States of America -- Florida -- Saint Johns -- Saint Augustine -- 57 Treasury Street
Coordinates: 29.893459 x -81.313492
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Bibliographic ID: UF00094800
Volume ID: VID00008
Source Institution: University of Florida
Holding Location: University of Florida
Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location.
Resource Identifier: B15-L7

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Jeantay 26, 1971


Mr. Wiiam RoUlstoa, Predident
St. Augustiae Resttortion. Inc.
48 King Street
St Ag'uatine, Florida 3284

Dear tillt

I have re-checked both the documentation and cartography on tlock 15 Let 7 and
#an find o erlar t our prevloues work. Following is a brief narrative concerning
the site.

BLOCK 15 LOT 7

This lot had two bnameary boe" on it during the first Spanish Period, ee
of coquina and @ne of tabby. By 1777 at least one of theOe disappears as
evidenced by the Fish account books where the owner is credited with the
sale of stone "from his house. "

By 1788 (Roque map) all structures on this and adjoining lot have disap-
peared. Somie time between 1788 and 1790, Juan esdA built a wooden
house on tI lot although the lot was owned by theo l, 4auidsa acquired
t0e in January of 1807. During the same month he *ell, the property to
Juan Goasales Montes de Oca to satisfy creditors, particularly the man who
rebuilt the house out of coqulna, since the wooden one wa*. rotten.

Both the 1790 Queaoda tist and the 1803 List of Appraieals simply mention
a houte of J:aa Yaaeda but do not give specifce such as type of material.

It is quite apparent theoreoe* that the house now occupying the lot was
built prior to January 1807 and after 1790, probably some time tn 1806.

I hope the above will be of some value to you.

Cordially,


Robert N. Steinbach
Director of Research


RtH8/mr




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