Burros

Baca, Bartolome. Statement reporting on the number of livestock owned by Bartolome Baca, and monies received in rents.

Serial Number
275-03681
Author(s)
Baca, Bartolome
Date
07-24-1819
Documentation
San Fernando. July 24, 1819. 1 pages. Relacion. Original. Signed.
Summary
(Robert H. Jackson) (1980)
Persons
Baca, Bartolome
Places
San Fernando (Plaza)
First Location
AZU Film 2182 rl. 19 fr. 0821.
Original Location
SANM, Santa Fe, Span.Arch. 1621-1821, rl. 019 ff. 0821.
Language
Spanish
Other Location
UNM-Zimmerman Library.
Notes
Twitchell Vol. II, no. 2841.
Batch Reference Number
11512
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Keywords
Sheep
Burros
Mules
Horses
Cattle
Land (Leases)
General Subjects
Agriculture
Economics

Pedro Maria de Allande-to-the alcalde mayor of Xemes. Information on Indian attack on shepherds.

Serial Number
275-03485
Author(s)
Allande, Pedro Maria de (Governor)
Date
07-01-1818
Documentation
N.d. July 1, 1818. 2p. Letter. Original. Draft.
Summary
Acknowledging receipt of a letter from the Alcalde mayor of Xemes on preparations taken to investigate the attack on the shepherds and providing additional information on the case. (Robert H. Jackson) (1981)
Persons
Allande, Pedro Maria de (Governor)
Garcia, Antonio
Vicente
Garcia, Vicente
Cristoval
Sanches, Roman
Places
Xemes (Pueblo)
La Canada (Villa)
La Alameda (Alcaldia) (Puesto)
Abiquiu (Puesto)
Rio de las Gallinas (Rio)
Ethnic Groups
Navajo
First Location
AZU Film 2182 rl. 16 fr. 0151-0152
Original Location
SANM, Santa Fe, Span.Arch. 1621-1821, rl. 019 ff. 0151-0152
Notes
Twitchell Vol. II, no. 2728.
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Keywords
Indians (Depredations)
Crimes (Murder)
Sheep
Sheep Herding
Indians (Relations)
Burros
General Subjects
Agriculture
Military

Francisco Antonio Mariv del Valle. Bando en que se prohive la benta de yeguas, caballos padres, bestias mulares, burros y aramas ofensibas a los gentiles.

Serial Number
275-00767
Author(s)
Marin del Valle, Francisco Antonio (Gobernador)
Date
11-26-1754
Documentation
Santa Fe. November 26, 1754. 10p. Bando. Original. Signed.
Summary
A Bando prohibiting the sale of horses, mules, burros and arms to gentile Indians. (R. Jackson) (1980)
Persons
Marin del Valle, Francisco Antonio (Gobernador)
Tatoya, Phelipe
Arroniz, Juan Francisco de
Guerrero, Francisco (Alcalde Mayor)
Moya, Lucas
Pena, Diego Antonio de la
Baca, Joseph (Alcalde Mayor)
Albares de Castillo, Miguel
Montoya, Miguel
Baca, Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Baca, Diego Antonio
Baca, , Manuel
Chaves, Joseph
Places
Santa Fe (Villa)
Alburquerque (Villa)
Zia (Pueblo)
La Laguna (Pueblo)
Ethnic Groups
Cumanches
Yutas
Apaches Carlones
Coyote
Mulatos
First Location
AZU Film 2182 rl. 08 fr. 1191-1200
Original Location
SANM, Santa Fe, Span.Arch. 1621-1821, rl. 008 ff. 1191-1200
Language
Spanish
Notes
Twitchell Vol. II, no. 0530.
Batch Reference Number
8194
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Keywords
Burros
Mules
Horses
Commerce (Regulation)
General Subjects
Legal
Military
Economics

Documents relating to transportation, expenses and plans to settle canary islanders in Texas.

Serial Number
041-05237
Author(s)
Curbelo, Juan
Leal, Juan
Date
09-06-1730
End date
12-01-1730
Documentation
Guautitlan. September 6, 1730. 108p. Autos. Letters. Signed.
Summary
Documents relating to events in transporting families from canary islands to settle in Texas, lists of materials in clothing and all kinds of tools needed. Lists of supplies of foods, salary to be paid to guide, increase of daily maintenance for every person, census of families with physical description of every individual in expedition, proposals by church to marry every girl from 12 to 18 years of age and every Boy from 24 to 12 years of age. Appointment of priest to cure families, itinerary of trip. Also, lists of expenses incurred in transportation from Veracruz to San Antonio. Maps with planned areas in which such families could settle near San Antonio without conflicting with other settlers in area drawn by marquez de Aguayo in ff. 187. A plan to scale and drawing of proposed Villa to be established in ff. 201 and orderly issuing of lands to be given to families for planting. (A. Dell'acqua, January 1988)
Persons
Curvelo, Juan
Leal, Juan
Aguayo, San Miguel de (Marquez) (Gobernador)
Rivera, Pedro de (Visitador Militar)
Acuna, Juan de (Marquez de Casa Fuerte)(Virrey)
Santa Cruz, Bernave de (Fray)
Lara, Francisco Domingo de
Duval, Francisco (Comisario Conductor)
Villegas y Puentte, Manuel Angel de
Zarbinio, Pedro de
Cobarrubias, Francisco Manuel
Sevillano de Sasiar, Miguel (Fray)
Bustillo Zeballos, Juan (Gobernador)
Ecaimuzquis, Joseph de (Capitan)
Aguirre, Mathias de
Perez de Almazan, Juan Antonio (Capitan)
Berdejo, Andres
Leal Calleja, Juan
Alarcon y Ocana, Francisco
Avila, Juan de
Villegas, Manuel Angel
Rebolledo, Juan Olistan de (Auditor de Guerra)
Aguirre, Mathias de
Zervantes, Nicolas Carlos
Bustillo y Bustamante, Juan Antonio (Gobernador)
Places
Canarias (Islas)
Guautitlan
Veracruz (Puerto)
Nuevo Mexico
Texas (Provincia)
Saltillo (Villa)
Patos (Hacienda)
Tepozotlan (Villa)
Bejar, San Antonio del (Presidio)
Aguayo, San Antonio y San Joseph de (Mision)
Casa Fuerte, San Antonio de (Villa)
Habana (Puerto)
Medina (Rio)
Veracruz (Puerto)
Coaguila
San Juan Bautista del Rio Grande (Presidio)
Reyno de Leon (Provincia)
Guychiapa (Villa)
Potosi, San Luis de (Villa)
Paz, San Luis de (Villa)
Benado (Villa)
Saltillo (Villa)
Arroyo (Rio)
Charcas
Ethnic Groups
Canarios
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 236 ff. 161-214
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 236 ff. 161-214
Language
Spanish
Notes
Maps on ff. I87 and 201.
Reference Number
23600025
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Keywords
Burros
Mules
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Civil Administration
Horses
Cattle
Census
Medicine And Curing
Weapons
Marital Relations
Civil Offices (Gobernador)
Travel
Architecture (Religious)
Architecture (Construction)
Agricultural Methods
Civil Offices (Appointments)
Food
Water Supply And Irrigation
Animals (Wild)
Civil-Religious Relations
Civil-Military Relations
Food Supplies
Land (Tenure)
Civil Offices (Virrey)
Metal Working Industries
Land (Grants)
Mission Establishment
Population
Vital Statistics
Hunger
Seeds (Supply Of)
Transportation (Routes)
Colonization
Maps
Natural Resources
Garbanzo Beans
Religious Personnel
Exploration
Civil Offices (Salaries)
Lumber Industries
Daily Life
Agricultural Tools
Architecture (Civic)
Corn Harvest
Food Supplies (Wild Foods)
Land (Measures)
Harvest
Presidios (Maps)
Social Welfare
Transportation (Vehicles)
Diseases
General Subjects
Legal
Political
Agriculture
Military
Economics
Missions
Architecture
Exploration

Letter to viceroy from fray Mezquia regarding protection of missions and supply trains to missions.

Serial Number
041-05229
Author(s)
Perez de Mezquia, Pedro (Fray)
Date
08-08-1731
Documentation
Queretaro, Santa Cruz de (colegio apostolico). August 4, 1734. 4p. Letter. Signed.
Summary
Letter from fray Mezquia to viceroy referring attacks suffered by Apaches to their train of food supplies and costs of such goods carried by them when Apaches steal all their goods and animals carrying such supplies, fray Mezquia requests some kind of payment to missions to recover what is lost and request four soldiers for each mission separated from command of presidios to guard such missions. (A. Dell'acqua, January 1988)
Persons
Perez de Mezquia, Pedro (Fray)
Amaya, Salvador de (Fray)
Bustamante, Francisco (Fray)
Aria, Benito (Fray)
Zaes Monge Estevan (Fray)
Garzia del Rivero, Gaspar (Capitan)
Acuna, Juan de (Marquez de Casa Fuerte)(Virrey)
(Presidio)(Mision)
Texas (Provincia)
Espiritu Santo, Bahia del (Presidio)
Queretaro, Santa Cruz del (Colegio Apostolico)
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 236 ff. 093-095
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 236 ff. 093-095
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
23600017
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Keywords
Indians (Depredations)
Burros
Indians (Rebellion)
Horses
Cattle
Women
Crimes (Theft)
Indians (Wars)
Food Supplies
Transportation
Mission Establishment
Indians (Weapons)
Military-Religious Relations
General Subjects
Military
Religious

Documents from Corbalan to virrey concerning Seri settlement, and administration.

Serial Number
041-05124
Author(s)
Corbalan, Pedro (Intendente)
Date
02-01-1772
End date
04-14-1772
Documentation
Alamos. April 14, 1772. 8pp. Letter, informe. Signed, copia. Construction of dam, canal system at aforementioned villa. Discusses Seris' means of livelihood.
Persons
Corbalan, Pedro (Intendente)
Honorato de Ribera, Juan (Capitan)
Carranza, Luis
Peralta, Felis de
Valencia, Juan Jose
Lauro, Jose
Galvez, Jose de
Azueta, Manuel de la (Teniente)
Places
Horcasitas, San Miguel de (Villa)
Pitic
Ethnic Groups
Seri
Opatas
Military Groups
Dragones
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 232 ff. 139-143
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 232 ff. 139-143
Language
Spanish
Notes
Documents unfoliated.
Reference Number
23200036
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Keywords
Burros
Indians (Resettlement)
Architecture (Construction)
Land
Indians (Reduccion)
Daily Life
Food Supplies (Horse Meat)
Indians (Agriculture)
Food Supplies (Venado)
Water Supply And Irrigation (Acequia Construction)
Water Supply And Irrigation (Dam Construction)
General Subjects
Political
Agriculture
Ethnography

Letters concerning financing a new facade for church in Monterrey.

Serial Number
041-04735
Author(s)
Carcaba, Manuel de (Havilitado)
Date
03-06-1792
End date
12-19-1796
Documentation
Mexico. March 6, 1792. 62p. Informe. Signed.
Summary
Letter to Revilla Gigedo regarding facade of church in Monterrey started by previous governor of California (Fages). Letter ordering suspension of all work on facade. Letter from Velasquez of new design of the facade. Letter requesting clarification of orders since Romeu died. Informe of expenses incurred in construction of new facade of church in Monterrey, includes detailed description of goods and work performed (folios 467-478). Letters regarding payment of money for new facade. (T. Kahana, September 1989)
Persons
Fages, Pedro (Gobernador)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Velasquez, Antonio
Romeu, Jose Antonio (Gobernador)
Amillaga, Jose Joaquin (Gobernador)
Beltran
Herrera
Fuente
Montende
Sandobal, Felix
Carcaba, Manuel de (Habilitado)
Arguello, Joseph
Borica, Diego (Gobernador)
Braniciforte, Marques de (Virrey)
Lanoz, Jose Maria
Vildosola, Joseph de
Places
Monterrey
San Carlos
Loreto
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 216 ff. 459-490
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 216 ff. 459-490
Language
Spanish
Notes
Letters out of chronological order, some documents photographed twice.
Reference Number
21600013
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Keywords
Burros
Architecture (Religious)
Fiscal Affairs
Food Supplies
Mission Finances
Labor Force (Wages)
Diet And Nutrition
Craftsmen
Building Materials
General Subjects
Military
Economics
Architecture

Legajo de lo operado en la contaduria mayor de cuentas sobre los cumulosos autos de la expedicion del capitan Fernando de Rivera y Moncada. Ano de 1796.

Serial Number
041-04423
Author(s)
Beltran, Joseph Maria
Date
03-16-1780
End date
02-03-1797
Documentation
Mexico, San Gabriel, rosario. October 16, 1781 to February 3, 1797. Copies of accounts dated July 9, 1796. 86p (Approximately). Cuentas. Copies. Various. Originals. Signed, unsigned.
Summary
Detailed accounts pertain to 1781 Rivera y Moncada expedition conducting soldiers, recruits, settlers and livestock to Nueva California. expenses listed for settlements at buenvavista, Tucson, Pitic, Nutrias, Altar and later for those in California. expenses provided for individuals in expedition, broken down into salaries, personal effects, clothing, weapons, etc. Lists of mules, horses, burros, etc. With numbers, costs, dates additional ones requested and where obtained; explanations of their distribution and use, acknowledgement of delivery. Lists of items and accessories used on expedition, utensils, tools, materials used for repair. Detailed discussion of adjustment of accounts by interviews with surviving desertors on salaries, items lost in massacre or recovered from survivors. Information on preparational organization and costs for expedition from Limon and Manuel Ruiz. Some biographical information provided on individuals participating in expedition. (J. M. Johnson, oct.1988)
Persons
Gonzales, Felipe
Rivera y Moncada, Fernando (Capitan)
Croix, Cavallero de (Comandante)
Corvalan, Pedro (Gobernador) (Intendente)
Gonzales, Diego (Teniente)
Alvarez Osorio, Francisco (Guarda Almacen)
Arrillaga, Jose Joaquin
Berdugo, Jose (Cabo)
Dominguez, Ildefonso
German, Isidro
Garate, Roque
Laso, Ramon (Subteniente)
Mesa, Rafael
Landeta y Vivero, Francisco Antonio
Valdez, Melecio
Nava, Pedro de (Comandante General)
Neve, Felipe (Brigadier)
Ortiz, Manuel
Orcasitas, Miguel
Rodriguez, Ignacio
Sota, Pedro de la
Soler, Nicolas (Capitan)
Ruiz, Manuel (Alferez)
Rochin, Ignacio (Desertor)
Velarde, Joseph
Villa, Joseph
Rayas, Elias de
Roix, Manuel (Subteniente)
Zavala, Manuel
Zuniga, Jose de (Teniente)
Zayas, Elias de (Bachiller)
Limon, Cayetano (Alferez)
Beltran, Joseph Maria
Garcia, Pedro (Pagador)
Pardo, Antonio
Valencia, Juan Ignacio
Lopez, Prudencio (Desertor)
Castro, Francisco
Diaz, Manuel
Quixas, Joseph
Rodriguez, Juana Simona
Valenzuela, Manuel
Equino, Prudencio
Orchaga, Joseph Manuel
Sanchez, Tadeo
Romero, Estevan
Romero, Juan Maria
Belarde, Joseph Maria
Lugo, Manuel Ignacio
Mexia, Francisco Xavier
Salazar, Jose Loreto
Mexia, Pedro Joseph
Ibarra, Juan Antonio
Calvo, Francisco
Patino, Joseph Vitorino
Polanco, Jose Maria
Angure, Prudencio
Salido, Bartolome
Alanis, Maximo
Guerrero, Julian
Valenzuela, Pedro
Olivas, Matias
Ontiveros, Jose de
Ruiz de Equino, Prudencio
Parra, Jose Antonio
Arana, Carmen
Samaniego, Jose Maria
Fernandez, Roselino
Quixada, Vicente
Leyba, Agustin
Feliz, Vitorino
Soto, Guillermo de
Valenzuela, Juan Segundo
Valdez, Eugenio
Hernandez, Justo
Lobo, Jose
Espinosa, Jose Miguel
Lopez, Gaspar
Rodriguez, Joaquin
Montiel, Juan Andres
Juarez, Francisco
Ruiz, Fructuoso
Ruiz de Rosas, Juan
Ontiveros, Francisco
Cortes, Joseph
Romero, Joseph
Ibarra, Ramon
Mexia, Juan Norberto
Places
San Francisco (Presidio)
Buenavista, San Carlos de (Presidio)
Sonora
Rosario (Real)
Arispe
Californias
Fronteras (Presidio)
Alamos (Real)
Pitic (Presidio)
Tucson (Presidio)
Nutrias (Presidio)
Altar (Presidio)
Monterrey (Presidio)
San Diego (Presidio)
Nueva California
Santa Barbara (Presidio)
Loreto (Presidio)
Bac, San Xavier del
Cosala
San Gabriel (Mision) (Presidio)
Genova
Nimes
Sinaloa
Colorado (Rio)
Bayoreca (Real)
Ethnic Groups
Yumas
Pimas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 197 ff. 066-108 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 197 ff. 066-108 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Locate first document by title and 3132 1339 at top of frame.
Reference Number
19700004
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Keywords
Crimes (Murder)
Burros
Military Supplies
Mules
Horses
Military Personnel
Military Salaries
Military Finances
Fiscal Affairs
Crimes (Desertion)
Indians (Crimes)
Military Expeditions
Vital Statistics
Colonization
Biography
Military Escort
Bibliography (Correspondence)
Presidios (Finances)
Tents
Tools (Lists)
General Subjects
Military
Economics
Biography
History

Letters between Diaz de hortega, virrey Flores & various military officials about Indian attacks and vecino abandonment.

Serial Number
041-03245
Author(s)
Palacios, Antonio (Telesforo)
Flores, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)
Diaz de Hortega, Phelipe (Gobernador Intendente)
Date
10-06-1768
End date
01-19-1789
Documentation
Durango, Chihuahua, San Bartolome, guajugilla and others. October 13, 1788 -- January 19, 1789. 74p. Letters. Originals, signed, copies.
Summary
Detailed accounts of Apache, Taraumara and Mezcalero depredations around Durango oct-December 1788. Mostly copies of military reports from regional officials to Diaz de Hortega. Reports livestock thefts of burros, horses, mules, cattle and oxen, wasteful killing of livestock, maize seed and harvest theft (numerous times), general theft, highway assaults, murders of men, women, children, kidnappings, and flayings. Specific account of Indians who stole clothes from bathing women and later wounded or killed the women. Precise casualty and damage statistics in narrative form. Cites depressed mine commerce and Vecino hacienda abandonment as results of depredations. Repreated complaints about Vecino abandonment; observation made that abandonment encourages more attacks which in turn force abandonment. Virrey Flores responds, agreeing that Vecino abandonment fuels further depredations, but declares that without Vecino defense support, merely increasing military force will not reduce Indian incursions. Virrey encourages use of auxiliaries and vecinos for defense. Brief mention of Indian battle tactic wherein Indians outflank Spanish and then attack. (S. Gibbs, February 1988)
Persons
Flores, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)
Gutierrez (Pastor)
Gutierrez, Jose
Gutierrez de Velande, Ignacio (Teniente Comisario)
Valenzuela (Teniente)
Balenzuela, Guillermo
Balensuela (Comisario)
Balensuela, Francisco Xavier (Comisario)
Palacios, Antonio (Telesforo)
Fragon, Trinidad (Comisario)
Sierra, Francisco (Capitan)
Lujan, Ramon
Armesqueta, Joaquin de (Capitan)
Qunitana, Fernando
Talanvanies, Santiago
Munoz (Comisario)
Munoz, Juan Jose
Truncillo, Reyes (Sarjento)
Ascue de Armendariz, Pedro Manuel
Vega y Carrasco, Juan de
Bonifant de Perea, Francisco Jose
Diaz de Hortega, Phelipe (Gobernador Intendente)
Diaz, Domingo (Capitan)
Diaz de Bustamante, Juan
Campo, Francisco Javier del
Calvo y Muro, Blas (Teniente Comisario)
Molinares, Miguel (Teniente)
Cana, Lazaro (Sarjento)
Astorga, Marcos
Rojas, Calistro
Gonzales, Miguel (Capitan de Milicias)
Tecdote, Ygnacio (Indio)(Capitan)
Sanchez Tagle, Bonifacio
Sanches Ruiz de Leon, Juan Pedro
Sanchez, Jose
Sanchez, Josef
Fernandez y Rodriguez, Juan
Pena, Vizente de la
Servando Ramirez, Juan
Hierro, Mariano de
Ochoa, Manuel de (Capitan)
Ochoa, Jose Manuel (Teniente)
Rivera, Jose Antonio
Feran, Pedro (Teniente)
Tobalina, Santos
Romano, Manuel
Cordero, Antonio (Capitan)
Marrujo, Ramon (Capitan)
Peru, Joaquin (Teniente)
Villegas, Gil (Sarjento)
Cordero, Andres
Tarango, Tomas (Teniente Comisario)
Melendez, Pasqual
Marinelavena, Martin de
Herrera, Jose Antonio de
Sertorio, Juan (Teniente de Voluntarios)
Batista, Gabriel
Yrigoyen, Ramon
Yrigoyen, Pedro Ignacio
Alforo
Jazinto
Marquez, Ygnacio (Capitan)
Amparano, Ignacio
Atila, Joachin de (Dueno)
Montero, Jose
Armendariz, Miguel de (Padre)
Armendariz, Carlos
Saenz, Bonifacio
Vasquez, Antonio
Amergueto, Joaquin de (Capitan)
Chaverria, Carlos
Urguido, Agustin de
Olivera, Juan Ignacio
Rio, Jose del
Olano y Ayodaca, Marcos
Hurtado, Gregorio (Padre Fray)
Oliden, Juan Ygnacio (Dueno)
Bustamante, Ramon de (Teniente)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Abila, Joachin
Martinez Escudero, Francisco
Duran, Jose Antonio (Comisario)
Sotelo (Sarjento)
Loya, Jose Antonio
Barrigo, Ysidero
Anguilo, Domingo
Altazar, Francisco (Teniente Comisario)
Subia, Juan Ygnacio
Gandara, Pasqual
Nevares, Anatasio
Munco, Pablo
Places
Durango
San Salvador (Hacienda)
Horta, San Salvador de (Hacienda)
San Juan del Rio (Partido)
San Juan del Rio (Pueblo)
Ojo del Agua
Ojo de Agua (Puesto)
San Geronimo (Villa)
Alamos (Aguaje)
San Bartolome (Valle)
Yturralde, San Ysidro de (Hacienda)
Ytrisualde, San Ysidro de
Santa Catarina (Sierra)
Santa Catarina (Pueblo)
Balsequi (Hacienda)
Corral de Piedras
Corrales (Rancho)
Naicha (Hacienda)
Apantita (Hacienda)
Papasquiaro
Chinatu (Rio)
Santa Anna (Puesto)
Mapimi (Real)
Bufa (Cerro)
Platas (Hacienda)
Soledad (Cerro)
Cuencame
Cuencame (Real)
Cuencame (Jurisdiccion)
Fernandez (Puesto)
Nasas (Rio)
Nasas (Partido)
Boquilla (Paraje)
Santa Ysabel (Partido)
Penoles (Sierra)
Rosa, San Ygnacio de la
Cuevas (Partido)
Cuevas (Pueblo)
Balsequillo (Hacienda)
Almoloya (Sierra)
Gallo, San Pedro de
San Pedro (Rio)
Banonome (Real)
Parras (Pueblo)
Nueva Vizcaya
Gallo (Presidio)
Gallo (Partido)
Gallo (Jurisdiccion)
Chihuahua (Partido)
Chihuagua
Gorenti (?)
Julimes
Carrascos (Rancho)
San Diego
Nogales
Barriales (Paraje)
Tapacolmes, Santa Cruz de
Valeria, Santa Cruz de (Hacienda)
Santa Cruz (Pueblo)
Santa Eulalia (Real)
San Andres
Chubiscar
Cianozi (Partido)
Bavonoyaba
Nombre de Dios
Tababueto
Cosiguriachi, Santa Rosa de
Guajuguilla (Presidio)
Conchos
Cerro Prieto (Jurisdiccion)
Namiquipa
Abajo (Real)
Basuchil
Atotonilco, San Buenaventura de (Pueblo)
San Buenaventura (Presidio)
Cavallada (Real)
Santa Maria (Hacienda)
Pardinas (Puesto)
Gomera (Hacienda)
San Antonio (Hacienda)
Camerillo (Hacienda)
Guanacevi
Obligados (Rancho)
Villalobos (Casa)
San Juan Baptista del Rio (Villa)
San Phelipe (Partido)
Colorada (Sierrita)
Fasajera (Sierra)
Baqueteros (Rio)
Madre (Sierra)
Flores (Rancho)
Panama (Monte)
Ramada, San Antonio de la
San Antonio (Rio)
Parral (Jurisdiccion)
Janos (Presidio)
Sonora
Durasno
Alamillo
Tarajara (?), Piedra de la
Cienega (Paraje)
Cienega (Hacienda)
Olivos, Cienega de los (Valle)
Cienega (Sierra)
Sitio (Rancho)
Chocachi
Santo Tomas (Mision)
Pidio (Sierra)
Potrero (Paraje)
Cueras, San Ysidro de las
Concepcion (Hacienda)
Magdalena (Hacienda)
Carmen (Hacienda)
Florido (Rio)
Zapata (Hacienda)
Panaco (Hacienda)
Palo Blanco (Puesto)
Guichapa
Guichapa (Hacienda)
Pajarito, San Jose del
Alamo, San Pedro del
Menores (Hacienda)
Carrizal (Paraje)
Amotes (Puesto)
Barrozo (Paraje)
Sombreretillo (Hacienda)
Torreon (Hacienda)
Santa Ysabel
Camitillo
Nonsava (Rio)
San Josef (Pueblo)
San Borja
Apantita
Ethnic Groups
Mescaleros
Taraumares
Apaches
Tharaumares
Gilenos
Baritiros (?)
Military Groups
Corral de Piedras, destacamento de
Gorenti (?), Quarta Compania Volante de
Cavallada, Guardia de Real
Guajuaguill, Tropa de
Babonoyaba, Partido de
Basuchil, Milicias del Valle de
Guajuguilla, Primera Compania Volante de
Chuviscar, Partido de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 128 ff. 164-238 exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 128 ff. 164-238 exp. 1
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios 190 and 208 repeated once.
Reference Number
12800003
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Keywords
Indians (Depredations)
Crimes (Murder)
Burros
Mules
Commerce
Crimes
Horses
Cattle
Women
Indians
Animals (Domestic)
Crimes (Theft)
Civil-Military Relations
Military Tactics
Crimes (Kidnapping)
Seeds
Haciendas (Defense)
Indians (Battle Tactics)
Military Combat Statistics
Corn Harvest
General Subjects
Agriculture
Military

Letters between Diaz de Ortega, Flores, and various military personnel describing Indian hostilities; proposing solutions.

Serial Number
041-03243
Author(s)
Diaz de Ortega, Phelipe (Gobernador, Intendente)
Flores, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)
Campo, Francisco Xavier de (Corregidor)
and others
Date
10-17-1787
End date
10-24-1788
Documentation
San Bartolome, cienega, Durango, Chihuahua, and others. January 8, 1788 - October 24, 1788. 318p. Letters. Originals, signed, copies.
Summary
Detailed military reports of Apache and Taraumara depredations around Durango (1788) including 1) damage descriptions, 2) results of hostilities, 3) steps taken to end depredations, 4) details of military movements. Relates Indian attack on armed exploratory group, robberies of silver, livestock, maize harvests, corn seeds, tools, guns and cloaks. Mentions kidnapping of women, murders and flayings, needless scattering of seeds and wasteful killing of livestock (thus sharpening food shortage). Notes drought. Detailed description of incident in which unidentified Indian group traps women in a house, sets house on fire, and strips those trying to escape. Cites village abandonment and disruption of carbon and seed trade routes as corregidor grants license to exterminate Indians. Notes Spanish burning and flaying of Taraumara captives. Virrey emphasizes need to increase confidence and hope in vecinos to avoid further depopulation; orders publication of Bando to this effect. Virrey also suggests reopening of military post at Noria to help defend Babonoyaba. Military concerns include augmentation of regular army by hacienda, Vecino and Indian auxiliaries. Special mention of Rancho owners supplying armed, mounted men for retaliation purposes. Attempt to set up efficient vecino-based campaign fails because of 1) laziness of vecinos and 2)sluggishness and ineffective leadership of Cassanova. Compania de dragones established for insolvents. Detailed record of inter-presidial troop movements. Precise numerical record of troop sizes and casualties. Repeated citation of failure to track Indians or to re-obtain stolen goods. Unsuccessful tracking blamed on tracks obscured by rain and laziness of vecinos. In general, documents in chronological order with a lot of content repitition due to sequential placement of original and copy. (S. Gibbs February, 1988)
Persons
Diaz de Ortega, Phelipe (Gobernador, Intendente)
Flores, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)
Baldes y Bazan, Antonia
Valdez, Joachin (Teniente)
Olveras, Jose Antonio del (Escribano)
Campo, Francisco Xavier de (Corregidor)
Solis, Juan Jose
Chacon, Anastacio
Melendez, Pedro
Melendez, Santa
Melendez, Pasqual
Tarango, Tomas (Capitan Teniente)
Agaton del Prado, Jose
Calvo y Muro, Blas (Teniente)
Calvo y Muzo, Blas (Teniente Comisario)
Carrasco (Alferez)
Carrasco (Teniente)
Carrasco, Manuel (Teniente)
Molinares, Miguel (Teniente)
Molinares, Gervasio
Molinares, Jose Antonio
Sorvando Ramirez, Juan
Loya, Jose Antonio (Subdelegado)
Sandobal, Jose Manuel
Morales, Jose Vicente
Portillo, Brasslo
Farin, Justo
Villalobos, Pablo de
Quintana, Pedro Jose
Quintana, Blas de la
Hortiz, Rafael
Polcarpio de Loya, Antonio
Parra, Antonio
Naques de Salazar, Francisco (Comisario)
Ugarte, Juan Baptista de
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Borica, Diego (Teniente Coronel)
Mimbrera, Jose de la
Riva, Manuel Benito de la
Sanchez Ruiz de Leon, Juan Pedro
Sanchez, Jose (Subdelegado)
Sanchez Ruiz de Lenura, Juan Pedro
Babilla, Jose de la
Gutierrez, Jose
Gutierrez, Ignacio (Alferez)
Gutierrez Velarde, Ignacio
Palo Blanco
Munoz, Juan Jose
Aguilar, Juan de
Aguilar, Andres Juan de (Teniente)
Aguilar, Juan Francisco de
Valenzuela, Francisco Javier (Comisario)
Valenzuela, Guillermo
Valenzuela, Juan Feliz de
Fierro, Vicente Antonio de
Fierro, Vicente de
Jaenz, Vicente (Comisario)
Cordero, Andres
Asura de Armendariz, Pedro Manuel
Senizerus, Joaquin de
Porras Laquero, Pedro
Novoa, Domingo
Arrisgillo, Juan (Sargento)
Gardea (Caravinero)
Rivera, Jose Antonio
Martinez Escudero, Francisco
Gonzales, Jose Luis
Gonzalez, Miguel (Capitan)
Gonzalez, Antonio
Vaquez, Jose Maria
Sierra, Francisco (Capitan)
Contreras, Manuel
Medina, Mariano de
Diaz de Buztamante, Juan
Canuelas, Miguel (Teniente)
Sarapion del Prado, Jose
Bencomo, Dionisio (Capitan)
Errano, Jose Antonio de
Tecolote, Ignacio (Capitancillo)
Salazar, Jose
Salazar, Esteban
Reyes, Rodriguez, Juan
Reyes, Juan
Ancheondo, Aniceto (Teniente)
Taraomar, Guarache
Puebla, Loreto (Teniente)
Jimenez, Ignacio (Padre)
Cantelmi, Jose
Lechuga, Vitoriano
Carretas, Nicolas de (Capitan)
Dios, Juan de
Nevares, Juan (Sargento)
Urias, Ramon (Comandante)
Ochoa, Jose Manuel de (Teniente)
Ronco (Capitancillo)
Cordero, Agustin
Montes, Basilio
Diaz, Domingo (Comandante de Armas)
Cassanova, Manuel (Capitan)
Trujillo, Juan Reyes (Sargento)
Hernandez, Esteban (Soldado)
Rodriguez, Manuel
Alfaro
Asure de Armendariz, Pedro Manuel
Armundaru, Pedro
Aguilera, Antonio
Blanco, Juan
Dominguez, Patricio
Beltran, Fondasa (?)
Porras, Juan Ignacio
Altazar, Francisco (Teniente)
Salbador Terrazus, Jose
Marrujo, Ramon
Beramo, Pedro Nolasco
Subia, Juan Ygnacio de
Franco (Padre)
Soto, Andres
Toro, Francisco
Maynes, Jose Ygnacio
Estelesforo, Antonio
Palacios, Antonio de
Palacios, Carlos
Rueda, Memoce
Barras, Juan
Valdes, Antonio
Bonilla, Jose
Muro, Vicente
Neve, Felipe
Tarin, Nicolas (Sargento)
Montero, Jose
Pelon (Indio)
Places
Nueva Vizcaya
Durango
Durango (Sierra)
San Juan del Rio (Hacienda)
San Juan del Rio (Jurisdiccion)
San Juan del Rio
Toboso
Iglesia (Sierra)
San Salvador
Orna, San Salvador de (Hacienda)
Picacho (Sierra)
Peras
Maza (Paraje)
Jicoria (Sierra)
Ticoria (Sierra)
Torreon
Chihuahua (Villa)
Chihuahua (Partido)
Arispe
Babonoyaba, Santiago de (Jurisdiccion)
Cosiguriachi, Santa Rosa de
Ramada, San Antonio de la
Noria (Paraje)
Tapacolmes, Santa Cruz
Julimes
San Felipe
Santa Cruz
Valerio, Santa Cruz de
Santa Cruz (Sierra)
Neirias, Santa Cruz de los (Hacienda)
San Geronimo (Villa)
Guejotitan, San Geronimo de (Pueblo)
San Ignacio (Sierra)
Cerro Prieto (Poblacion)
Pachera (Pueblo)
Pacheco (Laguna)
Basuchil (Valle)
Vasuchil (Valle)
San Pablo (Jurisdiccion)
San Pablo (Pueblo)
San Lorenzo (Pueblo)
Borja, San Francisco de (Pueblo)
Monserrate, Nuestra Senora de (Pueblo)
Cienega (Valle)
Santa Isabel
Gallo, San Pedro de
San Pedro (Real)
Boca (Paraje)
San Jose (Sierra)
San Jose y Monedas (Aguaje)
Mimbrera, San Jose de la
San Jose (Pueblo)
Cienega, San Jose de la (Valle)
Venado (Puerto)
Rincones (Paraje)
Pozo (Paraje)
Malpaises (Pradillo)
Norte (Presidio)
Florido (Rio)
Colorado (Cerro)
Ojo (Sierra)
Ojo Caliente (Sierra)
Ojo de Agua
Ojo de Agua (Rancho)
San Miguel (Puerto)
Menores, San Miguel de (Hacienda)
Canada (Guarnicion)
Baeza (Hacienda)
Baeza
Nombre de Dios
Agua Blanca (Sierra)
Chubiscar
Enrram (Hacienda)
Enrramada (Hacienda)
Cerrogordo (Inmediaciones)
Cerrogrande
Charco de Mariano (Paraje)
Berrendo (Puerto)
Parral (Rio)
Guanacevi
Santa Ana (Rancho)
Santa Ana (Puerto)
Casas Grandes (Valle)
San Lucas (Hacienda)
San Lucas
Tecuan (Camino)
Guejuguilla
Guejuguilla (Presidio)
Guajuguilla (Jurisdiccion)
Guajuguilla (Real)
Barraza (Paraje)
Corrales (Hacienda)
Chupaderos (Paraje)
Santa Barvara (Sierra)
Santiago (Hacienda)
Tasafera (Sierra)
Tasajera (Sierra)
Santo Domingo (Canada)
Santo Domingo (Paraje)
Corral de Piedras (Hacienda)
Puente de Piedra (Aguaje)
Aribalo (Rancho)
Apostata (Rancheria)
Foallana (Sierra)
Yepomena (Pueblo)
Aguague (Paraje)
Temosachi (Pueblo)
Temosachic (Pueblo)
Matachi (Pueblo)
Cocomorachi, Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe de (Pueblo)
Santa Eulalia
Alamillo (Aguaje)
Alamo (Paraje)
Alamo (Aguaje)
Arena (Cerro)
Yrigoyen
Tepomeza (Pueblo)
Masuchiqui (Pueblo)
Blanco (Arroyo)
Blanco (Sierra)
Papigochi
Facon (Cerro)
Viejo (Rancho)
Bieja (Aguaje)
Juarez (Rancho)
Chisas (Sierra)
Mapimi
Mapimi (Real)
Yerbaburna
Saltillo (Jurisdiccion)
Asacador
Olivos (Cienaga)
Oro (Real)
Oro (Villa)
San Bartolome (Valle)
Santa Eulalia (Real)
Nortenos (Aguaje)
Soreane (Barranco)
Trincheras (Aguaje)
Taboncillos (Aguaje)
Borrega (Aguaje)
Guichapa (Hacienda)
Saguarichi (Pueblo)
San Cristobal de los Banos (Hacienda)
San Cristobal (Hacienda)
Banos (Hacienda)
Banos (Sierra)
Baqueteros (Rio)
Culantrillo (Canon)
Sitio (Hacienda)
Mestinas (Corredurias)
Carrizo (Rancho)
Puerto de la Virgen
Chicuaz
San Mateo (Sierra)
Janos (Presidio)
Carrizal (Presidio)
Casta Colorada (Puerto)
Namiquipi (Presidio)
Charamusca (Paraje)
Concepcion (Pueblo)
Chino (Sierra)
Talamantes (Hacienda)
Satevo
Pena Clara (Rancho)
Barransa, San Jose de la
Almoloya
Ojito (Paraje)
Cocomorachic
Pelaso
Tajada (Puerto)
Chico (Rio)
Salitral
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
Apaches Gilenos
Mexicanos
Conchos
Taraumaras Baxas
Taraumares
Tarazos
Taraumaras Altas
Military Groups
Namiquipa, Compania Volante de
Santa Cruz Tapacolmes, Partido de
Babonoyaba, Partido de
Julimes, Partido de
San Geronimo, Partido de
Guejuguilla, destacamento de
Guejuguilla, Caballada de
Corral de Piedras, destacemento de
Guejuguilla, Tropa de
Mexico, Regimiento de Dragones de
Pelaso, destacamento de
Noria, destacamento de
Chihuahua, Partido de
Santa Rosa de Cosiguriachi, Partido de
Santa Ysabel, Partido de
Chubiscar, Partido de
Santa Barbara, Partido de
Santa Eulalia, Partido de
Asacador, Partido de
San Andres, Partido de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 128 ff. 001-159 exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 128 ff. 001-159 exp. 1
Language
Spanish
Notes
Ff 0009 - 0014 and 0032-0034 mostly illegible due to ink bleeding. Folios 0107v-0108 and 0121v-0122 repeated. Folio 135 missing.
Reference Number
12800001
Rights
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Keywords
Crimes (Murder)
Indians (Relations)
Burros
Military Campaigns
Presidios
Mules
Commerce
Horses
Cattle
Corn
Military Personnel
Women
Animals (Domestic)
Weapons
Crimes (Theft)
Civil-Military Relations
Food Supplies (Meat)
Food Supplies
Indians (Crimes)
Military Expeditions
Publications
Population
Seeds (Supply Of)
Silver
Presidios (Abandonment)
Exploration
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Haciendas (Defense)
Indian Auxiliaries
Military Combat Statistics
Corn Harvest
Crimes (Abduction)
Food Supplies (Corn)
Presidios (Reorganization)
Royal Announcements And Decress
General Subjects
Military
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