Cattle

Padre Joseph Maria Genovese al padre Alejandro Romano and padre Luis Mancuso. Three letters concerning mission affairs.

Serial Number

060-00221

Author(s)

Genovese, Joseph Maria (S.J.)

Date

05-08-1722

End date

05-12-1722

Documentation

Baseraca. May 8-12, 1722. 7p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Summary

Three letters concerning mission affairs, including sale of 5000 cattle from Matape at 12 pesos a Head for Cabezas Mas fiados (may 8, 1722); need for new missions to north to open a route to Moquis (Hopis) (may 12, 1722); and trouble with various civil officials (may 10, 1722). (T. Sheridan) (1978)

Persons

Gonzales, Andres (S.J.)

Alvarez, Gregorio (Capitan)

Toral, Guiseppe (S.J.)

Velarde, Luis Xavier (Rector) (S.J.)

Pacheco, Rafael

Genovese, Joseph Maria (S.J.)

Romano, Alexandro (Provincial) (S.J.)

Mancuso, Luis (S.J.)

Ribera, Joachin

Places

Matape (Vanamichi, Banamichi)

Saguaripa

Mulatos (Rio)

Culiacan

Ethnic Groups

Moquis (Hopis)

First Location

AZTM. Jesuit Hist. Inst. Amer. Div., Tucson. Mf. 03-C-06

Original Location

AHH, Mexico, Temporalidades, Leg. 0017 no. 060

Language

Spanish

Other Location

MOSU. Mf. Jesuitica. 10464

Batch Reference Number

00004769/JHI

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Keywords

Civil Offices (Corruption)

Cattle

Mission Administration

Mission Finances

General Subjects

Economics

Missions

Administrative Affairs

Padre Juan de Almonajiz al padre provincial Luiz del Canto. Letter concerning affairs of Matape colegio.

Serial Number

060-00131

Author(s)

Almonajiz, Juan de (S.J.)

Date

01-04-1689

Documentation

Matape. January 4, 1689. 7p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Summary

Concerns affairs of colegio of Matape and export of Sonoran mission cattle to other mission provinces, including Sinaloa and Tarahumara, Cucurpe for instance sent 1000 Head to Tarahumara. Three pages separated from rest of letter by two page Bracamonte document. (T. Sheridan) (1978)

Persons

Ossorio, Joseph (Rector)

Anjieta, Juan Baptista de (S.J.)

Zapata, Juan Ortiz (Visitador) (S.J.)

Pardo, Bernardo (Preposito) (S.J.)

Thomas, Gaspar (Rector) (S.J.)

Covarrubias, Antonio de (S.J.)

Marras, Daniel Angelo (S.J.)

Almonajiz, Juan de (S.J.)

Canto, Luis de (Provincial, S.J.)

Places

Matape (Colegio)

Tecoripa (Hacienda)

Cucurpe (Partido)

Arispe (Partido)

Oposura (Partido)

Sinaloa (Provincia)

First Location

AZTM. Jesuit Hist. Inst. Amer. Div., Tucson. Mf. 03-C-06

Original Location

AHH, Mexico, Temporalidades, Leg. 0278 no. 012

Language

Spanish

Other Location

MOSU. Mf. Jesuitica. 10464

Notes

Pages out of order.

Batch Reference Number

00004810/JHI

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Keywords

Cattle

Cattle (Mission Inventory)

General Subjects

Index and extractions from legajo 11 (1764), quadernos 1-8, containing administrative, military, and religious information regarding numerous provincias.

Serial Number

041-05657

Author(s)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo

Date

12-03-1763

End date

02-23-1765

Documentation

Mexico, Janos. December 3, 1763 - November 13, 1764. Indice. Original.

Summary

Index and extractions from legajo 11 (1764), quadernos 1-8, containing administrative, military, and religious information regarding provincias of Sonora, Sinaloa, Nueva Viscaya, Nuevo Santander, San Saba, Nueva Mexico, Nuevo Leon. Indexed material includes importance of presidio establishment in Buena Vista; Lentvig remitted map (not included) of Sonora and Sinaloa; hostile Apache actions; Caballada de San Xavier del Bac robbed by Indians; mines of Quiruan and of Tamaulipa; lack of water causes suspension of March; cannons and ammunition; description of Lasaga mine; aid to presidios against Cumanches and allies; naming of officials; liquor leaving jurisdiction of San Juan; case against Truxillo for Murdering Husband; request for white deer; libreta de Vita et moribus; inian idolatry; mission formation; Cumanche Indian Spy; peace, corn, cattle in Nuevo Leon. (J. Hiller, July 1989).

Persons

Pineda, Juan de (Gobernador)

Gonzalez, Juan Elias (Capitan)

Urrea, Bernardo (Capitan)

Llenes y de Malla, Buenaventura de

Lentvig, Juan

Gonzalez, Maria Rosa

Urrea, Bernardo de

Vildosola, Gabriel Antonio

Oca, Manuel Antonio

Polo, Antonio

Torija, Fernando

Quiruan, Roberto

Roxas (Sargento)

Ibanez y Lasala, Manuel

Escandon, Jose

San Juan, Manuel Antonio

Cancio, Lorenzo

Ravago, Felipe de (Lasaga, Juan Lucas de

Velarde, Luis (Soldado)

Parrilla, Diego

Rodriguez, Manuel

Martos y Navarrete, Angel

Arevalo, Pedro

Alles, Diego (Alferez)

Rivera (Alferez)

Menchaca, Luis

Velez Cachupin, Tomas

Vernal, Christoval

Truxillo, Francisca

Fuente, Pedro Jose de la (Comandante)

Bustamante, Bernardo Antonio de

Cathuya, Tomas (Indio)

Ramirez de la Piscina, Manuel

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael

Rio, Domingo del

Fernandez, Eugenio

Unzaga Ibarrola, Domingo

Velasco Carlos de

Urresti, Antonio

Ussel y Guinbarda, Ygnacio

Castillo de Aysa (Marques)

Places

Pimas, San Jose de

Buena Vista

Vigimari

Tubac (Presidio)

Boca de Guachi

Altar

Ortumiri (Provincia)

Cuquiarachi

Trinidad (Real)

Fronteras (Presidio)

San Xavier del Bac (Cavallada)

Orcasitas

Pitic (Hacienda)

Guadalaxara

Durango

Vexar, San Antonio de

Rio Grande del Norte

Taumabe

Palmillas

Tula

Monclova (Presidio)

Santa Rosa

Panzocola

Vercruz

San Saba

Saltillo

Sacramento, Santa Rosa de

Conchos (Presidio)

Santa Cruz (Villa)

San Fernando (Valle)

Ahumada (Presidio)

San Agustin (Presidio)

Lampazos, Punta de

Cadereyta

Rio Blanco

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

Cumanches

Thehuacanas

Assinais

Adaes

Military Groups

Sacramento, Compania de Santa Rosa de

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 254 ff. 254-275

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 254 ff. 254-275

Language

Spanish

Notes

Appears as part of expediente 11 in indice del ramo.

Reference Number

25400018

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Keywords

Military Appointments

Beverages (Alcoholic)

Water Supply And Irrigation

Indians (Crimes)

Indians (Religion-Native)

Mission Establishment

Weapons (Artillery)

Presidios (Establishment)

General Subjects

Documents concerning pacification of Indians surrounding Tucson area.

Serial Number

041-05587

Author(s)

Garcia Conde, Alexo (Mariscal)

Cordero, Antonio (Brigadier)

Narbona, Antonio

Date

01-19-1821

End date

02-23-1821

Documentation

Chihuahua. January 19 - February 23, 1821. 22p. Letters. Signed, originals.

Summary

Documents concerning attempted Apache raid against Tucson that was routed by troops under Narbona. Apache Indian chief Antuna surrenders to troops in Tucson soon after, offering 25 Head of cattle as gesture of good will. Antuna agrees to peace and solicits remuneration for his role in pacifying Apaches surrounding Tucson. (A. Tukey, March 1989)

Persons

Garcia Conde, Alexo (Mariscal)

Venadito, Conde del (Virrey)

Lomban, Juan (Sargento Mayor)

Cordero, Antonio (Brigadier)

Narbona, Antonio (Capitan)

Antuna (Capitancillo de (Indios)

Rublas, Manuel Antonio

Places

Nueva Galicia

Sonora

Sinaloa

Nuevo Mexico

Tucson (Presidio)

Tubac

Arispe

Chihuahua

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 251 ff. 288-299 exp. 19

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 251 ff. 288-299 exp. 1

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

25100017

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Cattle

Indians (Pacification)

Indians (Treaties)

Gifts (Gratificaciones)

General Subjects

Military

Letters from Garcia Conde to virrey concerning opata hostilities and precarious peace with Apaches.

Serial Number

041-05586

Author(s)

Garcia Conde, Alexo (Mariscal de Campo)

Date

01-16-1821

End date

02-23-1821

Documentation

Chihuahua. January 16, 1821 - February 23, 1821. 36p. Letters. Signed, originals.

Summary

Garcia conde petitions virrey for additional weapons and training funds to eradicate Opata depredations along northwestern frontier. Also requests more tobacco, corn and meat rations for distribution to Apaches for agreeing to peace treaty. Garcia conde attributes actions of Opatas to conditions of misery which the Spaniards have left unattended, and contends that Apaches will follow suit if nothing is done. (A. Tukey, March 1989)

Persons

Garcia Conde, Alexo (Mariscal de Campo)

Venadito, Conde del (Virrey)

Lomban, Juan (Sargento)

Narbona, Antonio (Capitan)

Falco y Escandon, Ramon (Ayudante Inspector)

Gonzalez, Simon Elias (Capitan)

Tarbe, Fermin de (Capitan)

Velasco, Francisco

Places

Aribechi

Sonora

Durango

Nuevo Mexico

Rosario

Zamora

Sinaloa

Tonichi (Pueblo)

Nueva Vizcaya

Chihuahua

Ethnic Groups

Opatas

Apaches

Military Groups

Zamora, Regimento de Infanteria de

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 251 ff. 269-287 exp. 18

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 251 ff. 269-287 exp. 1

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

25100016

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Gifts (Gratificaciones)

General Subjects

Military

Proyecto para la paz y sosiego de todas las Provincias Internas y principalmente de la Sonora, formado por fray Nunez misionero en el rio Mayo provincia de Ostimuri.

Serial Number

041-05566

Author(s)

Nunez, Angel Antonio (Fray)

Date

00-00-1769

End date

07-01-1786

Documentation

Nabajoa, rio de mayo. July 1 - September 15, 1786. 18p. Letters. Originals, signed. An annual contribution of 4 pesos by each indian family; that indians form their own parishes and pay indian and Spanish religious personnel, lists suggested salaries for various personnel; that they pay 30 Spanish residents (who must be married and will populate area) to serve as defense militia; that a system of community livestock be developed (provides prices of various species); that each indian own land and pay a percentage to the church; and that funds be set aside for the king, for hospitals, and to support livestock raising. Nunez writes of Galvez' merits. Description with map of rio Mayo area, including description of clothing worn by indians, and agricultural activities. Estimates a population of 2,000 indian families living in the rio Mayo area (maybe 6,000 souls). (L. L. Woodward, August 1989)

Persons

Nunez, Angel Antonio (Fray) (Misionero)

Galvez, Bernardo

Galvez, Josef

Carlos III

Croix, Caballero de

Sonora, Marques de

Places

Sonora (Provincia)

Ostimuri (Provincia)

Mayo (Rio)

Nabajoa (Mision) (Pueblo)

Babispe (Presidio)

San Lucas (Cabo)

California (Peninsula)

Monte Rey

Xalisco (Provincia)

Santa Cruz

Macoyaqui

Alamos

Hiaqui (Rio)

Nilo (Rio)

Egipto

Echojoa

Cuirimpo

Tesia

Camoa

Conicari

Ethnic Groups

Pimas

Seris

Hiaquis

Opatas

Suaquis

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 250 ff. 338-347

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 250 ff. 338-347

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

25000007

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Keywords

Indians (Pacification)

General Subjects

Autos formed against Basquez accused of theft of cattle from Sanchez.

Serial Number

041-05529

Author(s)

Sanchez, Thomas (Capitan)

Basquez Borrego, Joseph (Capitan)

Martinez de Sotomayor, Joseph (Capitan)

and others

Date

07-24-1767

End date

01-28-1768

Documentation

Laredo. July 24, 1767-January 28, 1768. 68p. Letters, autos. Originals, signed, copies.

Summary

Autos formed against Basques accused of theft of cattle from Sanchez. While Palacio is in charge of the new colony as gobernador Sanchez accused Basquez. Martinez is commissioned to make an investigation and to send the conclusions to Palacios. Basquez complains about the procedures because the judge is not questioning Sanchez about his gambling activities. When Sanchez and his sons lost in the game they drive out Basquez without the cattle he won in the game from Sanchez. Gobernador Palacio orders an appraisal of the cattle's value to be paid by Basques. Sanchez and Basques do not agree on the estimates and a third party has to mediate. Palacio states that if Basques refuses to pay he will be embargado. Basques complains to the virrey. (D. Bautista, June 1990)

Persons

Vidaurri, Juan Antonio

Osorio y Llamas, Joseph

Palacio, Juan Fernando (Mariscal)

Martinez de Sotomayor, Joseph (Capitan)

Escandon, Joseph (Coronel)

Basquez Borrego, Joseph (Capitan)

Sanchez, Thomas (Capitan)

Galarza, Fermin de

Garza, Joseph Cayetano de la

Bauptista Cano, Juan

Uribe, Francisco Xavier de

Trevino, Juan Joseph

Diaz, Joseph Miguel

Flores, Joseph Antonio

Trevino, Joseph Leonardo

Salinas, Joseph Cayetano

Garcia, Prudencio

Campos, Nicolas

Laphita y Verri, Juan Joseph (Cura)

Baupta, Juan

Vidaurri, Joseph

Montemayor, Pedro Bernardino

Medina, Miguel Antonio

Vidaurri, Macario

Garcia, Domingo

Croix, Marques de (Virrey)

Medina, Juan Mariano

Gorraes, Joseph

Caraguantes, Manuel de

Trevino, Blas Maria

Places

Laredo, San Agustin de

Camargo

Dolores (Hacienda)

Revilla

Grande (Rio)

Cruillas

Ethnic Groups

Mulatos

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 248 ff. 326-360

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 248 ff. 326-360

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

24800017

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Keywords

Cattle

Crimes (Theft)

Prices

Recreation (Gambling)

General Subjects

Census and other info on Burgos

Serial Number

041-05528

Author(s)

Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)

noriega, Melchor de

noriega, Gaspar de

and others

Date

04-09-1764

End date

01-08-1765

Documentation

Nuevo Santander. April 9, 1764-January 8, 1765. 36p. Relaciones, letters. Originals, signed.

Summary

Information about population of Burgos sent from Escandon to virrey; 103 names with marriages, children, cattle, weapons and horses; people belonging to real Esquadra de Burgos with marital status; animals in Burgos; information about church construction in new colony; requests permission to establish villages near sea and Rio Grande; Valcarcel answers request suggesting answers to virrey; Escandon requests permission to establish three additional villages (D. Bautista, may 1990)

Persons

Leal de Leon, Joseph Antonio (Capitan)

Fernandez de Tixerina, Maria Magdalena

Leal, Ignacio (Teniente)

Fernandez de Tixerina, Ana Maria

Trevino, Francisco Xavier

Garza, Ana Maria de la

Garza, Juan Joseph de la

Garza, Maria Antonia de la

Conde, Thomas (Capitan)

Gonzalez de Paredes, Joseph Antonio

Garza, Blas Maria de (Capitan)

Cruillas, Marques de (Virrey)

Valcarcel, Domingo (Auditor)

Balbuena, Joachin de

Places

Burgos, Nuestra Senora de Loreto de

Nuevo Santander

Saltillo

Norte (Rio)

Reynosa

Aguayo

Hoyos

Camargo

Santa Barbara

Escandon

Horcasitas

San Fernando

Revilla

Laredo

Nueces (Rio)

Santa Dorotea

Espiritu Santo (Bahia)

Jaumabe

Huasteca

Mier

Enzinos

Tetillas

Coahuila

Tamaulipa

Ethnic Groups

Mestizos

Pisones

Military Groups

Burgos, Real Esquadra

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 248 ff. 307-325

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 248 ff. 307-325

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

24800016

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Keywords

Civil Offices (Virrey)

Oxen

Building Materials (Adobe)

Church Construction

General Subjects

Social-Organization

Autos formed by Escandon's son for virrey claiming several lands from his father.

Serial Number

041-05525

Author(s)

Gorraes, Joseph de (Secretario)

Escandon y Llera, Manuel de (Capitan)

Palacios, Joseph Bernardo

and others

Date

03-06-1768

End date

08-06-1768

Documentation

Marina, soto la. March 6, 1768-April 4, 1768. 84p. Autos. Originals, signed. Augost 6,

Summary

Autos from Escandon's son requesting acknowledgment of lands for his Father. Palacio and Osorio inspect by order of virrey, seizing lands without Owner; Escandon's son gets testimony from capitans of other villages concerning land Father owns; letter from Escandon to virrey requesting he consider the plundering of his lands. (D. Bautista, may 1990)

Persons

Escandon, Joseph (Coronel)

Escandon y Llera, Manuel de (Capitan)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)

Amarillas, Marques de las (Virrey)

Cruillas, Marques de (Virrey)

Osorio y Llamas, Pedro (Licenciado)

Palacio, Juan Fernando (Mariscal)

Zerna, Joseph Vicente (Capitan)

Iglesias Merino, Nicolas (Regidor)

Iglesias Merino, Joseph Antonio

Trevino, Clemente

Palacios, Joseph Bernardo

Flores, Joseph Francisco

Noriega, Melchor

Grasia y Torres, Pedro

Gomez, Alejandro

Guerra Canamar, Juan Joseph

Garcia, Joseph Christoval

Noriega, Melchor de (Teniente)

Astigarraga, Juan Miguel

Penilla, Joseph de la

Gonzalez de Paredes, Joseph Antonio (Capitan)

Nolasco Villareal, Pedro

Places

Santillan

San Fernando

Marina, Soto la

Verde (Hacienda)

Buenavista (Hacienda)

San Juan (Hacienda)

Cabras (Arroyo)

Pinole (Arroyo)

Tamaulipa

Mimbres (Arroyo)

Chorreras (Arroyo)

Sacramento

Salado (Arroyo)

San Carlos

Aguayo

Llera

Jaumabe

Palmillas

Infantes

Santander

Santo Domingo

Juanillo (Arroyo)

Conchas (Rio)

Reynosa

Pamoranes (Sierra)

San Lorenzo (Arroyo)

Padilla

Ovejas (Hacienda)

Capote (Arroyo)

Gallo (Cerro)

Tula

Cadereita

Military Groups

Santander, Esquadra

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 248 ff. 228-270

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 248 ff. 228-270

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

24800013

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Keywords

Cattle

Land

Haciendas

Civil Offices (Misconduct)

General Subjects

Legal

Political

Cuenta de las cantidades suplidas por el fondo de gratificaciones en agasajos de indios.

Serial Number

041-05272

Author(s)

Fernandez, Jose Antonio (Alferez)

Serrano, Miguel

Calleja, Felix (Coronel)

and others

Date

12-31-1802

End date

09-22-1804

Documentation

Punta de lampazos. December 31, 1802 - September 22, 1804. 23p. Informes. Signed, originals.

Summary

Inventory of gifts received from Lipanes as peace offerings for years 1802 and 1803. Value of each gift estimated. Offerings included cigars, sweets, corn, cattle, mules, and other livestock (A. Tukey, January 1989).

Persons

Fernandez, Jose Antonio (Alferez)

Coyote, El (Indio)

Chiguito, El (Capitancillo de Indios)

Jose de Jesus (Teniente de Indios)

Serrano, Miguel

Calleja, Felix (Coronel)

Ramon, Ygnacio

Nolan, Felipe

Yturrigaray, Jose de (Virrey)

Places

Lampazos, Punta de (Presidio)