Disease

Documents concerning campaigns against Apaches, death of Gasiot y Miralles.

Serial Number
041-04324
Author(s)
Cordero, Antonio (Coronel)
Riva, Josse Maria de la
Simon, Cayetano
and others
Date
10-29-1790
End date
12-22-1790
Documentation
Chihuahua, others. October 29 to December 22, 1790. 16p. Letters, relacion. Signed.
Summary
Journal of Simon's campaign with Chiricahua auxiliaries; several Apaches get sick. Grimarest sends troop from Bacoachi, Apache auxiliaries, to San Vizente, where they recapture Pozo. Letters concerning death of Gasiot y Miralles (secretary to commander) after illness. (A. Dean, April 1989)
Persons
Cayetano, Simon (Alferez)
Maria, Jose (Indio)
Pelon (Indio)
Tossegoslan, Compa (Capitancillo Indio)
Guero (Capitancillo) (Indio)
Griguisen
Rengel, Manuel (Teniente)
Simon, Cayetano (Alferez)
Arze, Juan Antonio (Capitan)
Marrujo, Ramon (Capitan)
Cordero, Antonio (Coronel)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Riva, Josse Maria de la
Grimarest, Henrique (Gobernador)
Pozo, Josse
Gasiot y Miralles, Juan
Indiola, Juan Joseph de
Medina, Roque
Places
Sacramento
Pilar (Puesto)
Victorino
Potrero
Alamillo (Puesto)
Malpaiz
Tepeguan
Abajo (Rio)
Carmen (Hacienda)
Metates (Canon)
Santa Clara (Rio)
Metates (Sierra)
Frayles (Canon)
Paxarito
Juan Largo (Arroyo)
San Lorenzo
Janos
Laguna
Alta del Pastor
Sala
Santa Isavel
Encinillas, Cordillera de (Sierra)
Chihuahua
Silla (Sierra)
Sanxa
Pilar de Conchos
Bacoachi
San Vizente (Sierra)
Bartolinas
Arispe
Avinito, Senor San Joseph de (Hacienda)
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
Chiricaguis
Military Groups
Santa Isavel, Partida de Milicianos de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 191 ff. 355-362
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 191 ff. 355-362
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios not numbered.
Reference Number
19100025
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Keywords
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Militia
Prisoners
Vital Statistics
Disease
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Indian Auxiliaries
Indian Fugitives
Military Journals (novedades)
General Subjects
Military
Ethnography

Documents concerning Yagonxli, peace with mimbrenos.

Serial Number
041-04319
Author(s)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Tovar, Jose Maria de
Compa
and others
Date
08-01-1790
End date
19-15-1790
Documentation
Chihuahua, Janos. August 1 to September 15, 1790. 10p. Informes, letters, draft. Signed, copies.
Summary
Tovar is worried about Yagonxli, his wife Tavardillo, who are in keeping at Janos. Yagonxli is ill, refuses Spanish treatment, could die. Fear that if he Dies, trauma will sever peaceful relations with tribe. Indian auxiliaries at Bacoachi deserting, upset with Spanish. Ojos Colorados (aparently son of Yagonxli) and Griguicen arrive with about 40 men. Tovar concerned that supplies low, no meat or gifts to appease Indians. Vague letters discussing aspects of peace plan. Draft from viceroy praising plan but advising caution. (A. Dean, April 1989)
Persons
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Yagonxli (Caudillo Apache)
Tavardillo (Muger Apache)
Ojos Colorados (Apache)
Griguicen
Tovar, Jose Maria de
Compa (Hijo de Ugarte y Loyola)
Cordero, Antonio
Gasiot y Miralles, Juan
Places
Janos
Chihuahua
San Buenaventura
Namiquipa
Bacuachi
Natanifui
Mimbres
Ethnic Groups
Apaches Mimbrenos
Chiricaguis
Gandules
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 191 ff. 308-312
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 191 ff. 308-312
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios not numbered, part of some pages lost in gutter.
Reference Number
19100020
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Keywords
Women
Indians (Servitude)
Food Supplies (Meat)
Indians (Pacification)
Indians (Treaties)
Disease
Indians (Food Rations)
Indian Auxiliaries
Indian Auxiliaries (Deserters)
Indians (Negotiations)
Indians (Women)
General Subjects
Military
Ethnography

filiacion= Julian Terranas hijo de Santiago.... relaciones concerning retirement and disability discharges.

Serial Number
041-04271
Author(s)
Linan, Pascual de
Arredondo, Joaquin
and others
Date
09-15-1818
End date
09-11-1820
Documentation
Coahuila. Monterrey. Mexico. September 15, 1818. 68p. Letters. Relaciones. Originals. Signed. Unsigned. Copies.
Summary
Relaciones concerning retirement and disabilty discharges for numerous soldiers from various provinces. The disabilities included broken bones, missing limbs, and rheumatism. (K. Mccaston November 1989)
Persons
Martinez, Antonio
Figueroa, Jose
Linan, Pascual de
Flores, Francisco
Luna, Claudio de
Xaminez, Diego
Guria, Jaime
Pardo, Manuel (Coronel)
Nanez, Francisco
Virigoa, Jose
Gunza, Jaume de (Ayudante)
Rodriguez, Jose
Munoz, Juan Joaquin
Montoya, Andres
Conde Garcia, Alexo (Commandante)
Varbona, Antonio
Simotero, Ynes
Maldonado, Antonio
Garza, Juan Antonio de la
Alarcon, Augustin
Arredondo, Joaquin
Lanuga, Ignacio
Elornas, Antonio
Balzas Viguri, Antonio
Places
Rio Grande (Presidio)
Monclova
Coahuila
Monterrey
Santa Cruz
Bocoachi
Arispe
Durango
Military Groups
Monclova, Compania Cavalleria Presidial de
Bexar, Compania Presidial de
Santa Cruz, Compania Presidial de
Nueva Vizcaya, Compania de Dragones Provinciales de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 188 ff. 095-129 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 188 ff. 095-129 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Volume not foliated. This group of documents begins with the phrase found in the title above.
Reference Number
18800003
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Keywords
Military Personnel
Disease
Military Rolls (Invalids)
Military Retirement
Military Injuries
General Subjects
Military

Autos hechos sobre los exesos denunciados por el apoderado del Marques San Miguel de Aguayo que ejecuto el alcalde maior de Zelaya.

Serial Number
041-04209
Author(s)
Xisneros, Mathias de
Guinda, Pedro de
Balero, Marques de (Virrey)
and others
Date
08-16-1720
End date
12-23-1720
Documentation
Mexico, zelaya. August 16, 1720, December 23, 1720. 80 p. Informes, autos. Signed, copies.
Summary
Guindo (marques de San Miguel de Aguayo's agent) accuses Ossorio (corregidor of Zelaya) of having extorted the residents of the city by putting them in jail and confiscating their possessions in order to force them to go to the presidio of Texas. Guindo was in charge of moving the people, and in his report provides a complete list of them including name, age, ethnic filiation, marital status, number of children (if any) and a physical description of each adult male (total 117). Almost all of them are said to have been in prison for one or one and a half months before the expedition. A medical doctor examined all of them and those who were sick are listed with a description of the desease. The authorities send an agent to Zelaya to find out about the accusations. He takes declarations from several vecinos but none of them support the charges against Ossorio. Prospective soldiers were imprisoned because most of them were vagrant and fled to the countryside when they knew about the levy. Therefore, Ossorio had to send commissaries to bring them back, and had to keep them in jail in order to provide the number of persons he was required to have, but he did not take any profit out of it. Finally, Ossorio wants to start a process against Guindo for calumny. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)
Persons
Xisneros, Mathias de
Leon Ossorio, Antonio Jacinto de (Alcalde Mayor)
Guindo, Pedro de
San Miguel de Aguayo, Marques de
Cobian Bustos, Antonio (Capitan)
Lopez, Hernando
Montero, Rossa
Torres, Antonio de
Aguayo, Matheo de
Frias, Thomas de
Santos, Joseph de los
Galban, Nicolas
Lopez, Juan Andres
Gutierrez, Cayetano
Barrera, Juan Manuel
Rubio, Juan
Frias, Juan de
Carpio, Bernardo de
Messa, Juan de
Flores, Maria
Tobar, Bentura de
Contreras, Juan Antonio de
Conejo, Joseph Joachim
Reyes, Ana Melchora de los
Martinez, Christoval
Ortiz, Josepha
Salvador, Juan
Garcia, Juan Antonio
Ramires, Gabriel
Santiago, Phelipe de
Gertrudis, Maria (Coyota)
Xristobal, Juan (Coyote)
Garcia de Leon, Pedro
Ornelas, Antonio de
Merino, Agustin
Felix, Juan
Rico, Christoval
Lara, Maria de
Lara, Josseph de
Ramires, Josseph
Garcia, Maria
Munoz, Juan
Alonso, Diego
Maria Tereza (Mulata)
Tirado, Francisco
Mireles, Theressa
Tirado, Estevan
Tirado, Antonio
Perez, Joseph
Medina, Francisco de
Ruiz, Christoval
Galvan, Luis
Andrade Paniagua, Juan de
Silverio, Juan Antonio
Rodriguez, Juan
Chacon, Salvador
Salazar, Joseph de
Gutierres, Juan
Gomez, Lucas
Cordova, Juan de
Rodriguez, Juana
Mendietta, Juan Antonio
Reyes, Maria Francisca de los
Capetillo, Manuel
Castro, Agustin de
Aguilar, Joseph de
Sanches, Nicolas
Games, Francisco
Carranco, Juan
Aleman, Anna Maria de
Rico, Christoval
Simon, Diego
Petrona Maria (India)
Abila, Luis de
Martin, Gertrudis
Villafuertte, Nicolas de
Macias, Juan
Corral, Joseph Cayetano del
Torrecilla, Manuel Anttonio de
Santos, Luis Manuel de los
Aguilar, Ignacio de
Martin, Nicolas
Aragon, Bernabe de
Ruiz, Salvador
Ximenes, Manuel
Morales, Cayetano
Sierra, Pedro de
Ibarra, Joseph Manuel de
Reyes, Juan de los
Nunez, Phelipe
Perez, Domingo
Anna Maria (Mulata)
Gomes, Maria
Cortes, Lucas
Lopez, Jacinto
Padilla, Lorenzo
Flores, Cayettano
Ario, Gertrudis de
Santos, Antonio
Lorenzo
Flores, Cayettano
Ario, Gertrudis de
Santos, Antonio
Otero, Joseph Manuel de
Samano, Thomas de
Ferrer, Domingo
Zepeda, Joseph de
Ferrer, Miguel
Gonzales, Juan Joseph
Juliana Serafina (Mulata?)
Ruiz, Francisco
Ponze, Mariana
Martin, Pedro
Cuello, Christoval
Geronima Antonia
Duran, Joseph
Vega, Juan de la
Castillo, Julian del
Hernandes, Juan Manuel
Gasca, Manuel de la
Miguel Geronimo (Coyote)
Segura, Francisco Xavier de
Maldonado, Pablo
Perez, Sevastian
Ferrer, Vicente
Gutierres, Eusebio
Cruz Lobo, Francisco de la
Arias, Pedro
Duenas, Maria de
Flores, Juan
Garcia, Maria
Gonzales, Bartholome
Angeles, Azencio de los
Posso, Antonio del
Santos, Simon de los
Borga, Francisco de
Gomes, Josseph
Christoval Estevan (Mulato)
Garcia, Andres
Ramos, Juan
Lemus, Juan Joseph de
Guerrero, Christoval
Fernandes de la Riera, Juan (Alcalde Ordinario)
Cobian Busto, Antonio (Capitan)
Bibanco, Domingo
Cordova, Juan de
Balero, Marques de (Virrey)
Hernandes, Domingo
Arreguin, Agustin de
Rios, Juan de los
Santiago, Francisco de
Rea, Joseph de la (Cirujano)
Soria y Quinones, Bentura Francisco Jaque (Corregidor)
Aguilar, Lucas de (Alcalde Ordinario)
Arcayo, Francisco de
Acuna Salguero, Marcos de
Munoz de Sanabria, Nicolas
Basurtto, Nicolas (Mercader)
Carmargo, Augustin (Capitan)
Viteri, Martin de (Mercader)
Places
Selaya (Ciudad)
Tejas (Provincia)
Leon (Villa)
Guanaxuato (Villa)
Salvatierra (Villa)
Zacatecas (Villa)
Iurirapundaro
Santiago (Valle)
Texecuaro
Pasingan (Villa)
Cretano
Irapuato
Acambaro
Marabatis
Chamacuero
Mexico (Ciudad)
Valladolid (Ciudad)
Vega, San Juan de la
Queretaro, Santiago de (Ciudad)
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 114-153
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 114-153
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18300006
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Keywords
Census
Crimes (Extortion)
Colonization
Disease
Presidios (Establishment)
General Subjects
Legal

Gubernatorial correspondence between the governor of New Mexico and the viceroy Revilla Gigedo concerning military actions and operations against Indian rebels.

Serial Number
041-04038
Author(s)
Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)
Date
04-14-1792
End date
07-22-1792
Documentation
Santa Fe Nueva Mexico. April 14, 1792-November 8, 1792. 62p. Letters, informes peticiones. Originals, signed. Against indians who have stolen horses and cattle from haciendas; governor of New Mexico reports that he has been sick from his eyes and gives account of military actions against indian lipanes; series of letters reporting on good conduct of indians who have made peace with Spaniards, letters mention good treatment towards indians; report is given about problems in catching captain lipan ynx-intle who hides in the mountains; military campaign is organized to drive indian chief out of the mountains; report about indians being organized for agricultural work; report is given about raid organized against indian rebels using indian auxiliaries; comanches attacked Apaches killing some women and the indian chief; governor demonstrated his gratitude to indians for success of operations against Apaches and gives gifts to the indian auxiliaries. (M. Marroquin, December 1989)
Persons
Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)
Brazo de Fierro (Capitan Indio)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Theilde, Fiedil (Capitan Indio)
Picax Ande Ynx-Intle (Capitan Indio)
Jaschelna (Capitan Indio)
Josef (Capitan Indio)
Campanita (Capitan Indio)
Equeracapa (Capitan Indio)
Martin, Alejandro (Interprete)
Guerrero, Antonio (Alferez)
Canuelas, Miguel (Teniente)
Guenarucaxo (Capitan Indio)
Hachacas (Capitan Indio)
Places
Nuevo Mexico
Sacramento (Sierra)
Pecos (Pueblo)
Santa Fe
Norte, Rio Grande del (Rio)
Savinal (Area)
Zuni (Salinas)
Ojo de Agua (Paraje)
Gila (Sierra)
Sierra Blanca (Sierra)
Sierra Obscura (Sierra)
San Nicolas (Sierra)
Organos (Sierra)
El Paso (Pueblo)
Tecolote (Rancheria)
Tizon (Sierra)
Ethnic Groups
Lipiyanes
Comanches
Navajos
Lipiyanes
Llaneros
Apaches
Gicarillas
Gandules
Yutas
Acomas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 421-452 exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 421-452 exp. 1
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17100014
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Keywords
Military Campaigns
Cattle
Weapons
Indians (Wars)
Indians (Population)
Vital Statistics
Prisoners (War)
Military Life
Disease
Indians (Languages)
Haciendas
Indians (Prisoners)
Indian Auxiliaries
Indians (Agriculture)
Captives (Apache Children)
General Subjects
Agriculture
Military
Economics
Exploration

Ultimas cartas del teniente coronel Ansa escritas desde el Rio Colorado dando noticia de los sucesos de su expedicion.

Serial Number
041-03997
Author(s)
Ansa, Juan Bautista de (Teniente Coronel)
Date
03-20-1777
Documentation
Rio Colorado. December 8, 1775. 16pp. Informes. Copies.
Summary
Ansa's informes from Colorado River to Bucareli; states many in party are sick, Weather cold; two women gave birth; capitan de Yumas asks for missionaries; list of supplies. (J. H. Ochs, October 1987).
Persons
Ansa, Juan Bautista de (Teniente Coronel)
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Palma, Salvador (Capitan de los Yumas)
Garces, Francisco (Padre)
Peramas, Melchor de (Secretario del Virreinato)
Places
Gila (Rio)
Colorado (Rio)
San Gregorio (Paraje)
Santa Ollalla (Laguna)
Monte-Rey
Tubac (Presidio)
Sonora (Provincia)
Moquis (Provincia)
Ethnic Groups
Yumas
Cocomaricopas
Opas
Halchedunes
Niforas
Cahuenchis
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 169 ff. 157-165
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 169 ff. 157-165
Language
Spanish
Notes
Peramas' copy of informes.
Reference Number
16900004
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Keywords
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Tobacco
Food Supplies
Missionaries (Travel)
Indians (Conversion)
Transportation (Routes)
Colonization
Disease
Exploration
General Subjects
Exploration

Correspondence of comisarios of San Blas with viceroy concerning rebuilding and relocation of several departmental structures.

Serial Number
041-03964
Author(s)
Trillo y Bermudez, Francisco (Comisario)
Hijosa, Francisco (Comisario)
Date
05-13-1768
End date
07-17-1774
Documentation
San Blas. November 26, 1772 to July 17, 1774. 32p. Informes. Letters. Originals, signed.
Summary
Trillo reports improved economic situation under his command by reducing expenses. Provides fiscal and structural details of reconstruction of church, parish house, Arsenal, Quartel and comisaria detroyed in storms. Buildings relocated to higher ground to eliminate disease and threat of flooding. Funds from peaje (tolls) to be used for construction costs. (J. M. Johnson, may 1988)
Persons
Trillo y Bermudez, Francisco (Comisario)
Hijosa, Francisco (Comisario)
Campo Viergol, Jose del (Comisario)
Areche
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Croix, Marques de (Virrey)
Barrios, Miguel Angel
Samaniego, Jose Joachin
Rivero Cordero, Manuel (Comisario)
Ruiz, Josef Faustino
Larro, Josef Maria
Ley, Francisco Josef
Places
San Blas (Departamento)
Colima (Salinas)
Fomatlan?
Californias
Guaristemba
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 166 ff. 283-298
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 166 ff. 283-298
Language
Spanish
Notes
Words cut off at margins. Some documents semi-legible, bleed through from dorso. Complete summary marginal notes. Some documents interrupted by others. Some frames repeated.
Reference Number
16600014
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Keywords
Civil Administration
Architecture (Construction)
Fiscal Affairs
Disease
Disasters (Floods)
Civil Offices (Comisario)
Tools
General Subjects
Economics
Architecture

Correspondence concerning request by Tellez to remain in San Blas to recover from illness.

Serial Number
041-03948
Author(s)
Tellez, Antonio Gonzales
Elira, Francisco and others
Date
08-20-1794
End date
08-01-1795
Documentation
Veracruz. August 20, 1794 to August 1, 1795. 20p. Letters. Informes. Drafts. Originals. Signed.
Summary
Series of documents concerning the request by Antonio Gonzales Tellez, Piloto of the Navio San Lorenzo, to stay in the port of San Blas and to post guards around ship until he is recovered from an illness and can go on to Sonora, his destination. He is concerned about the poverty of the area and wants protection while being detained. Tellez is given permission to continue his office as Piloto de la real Armada and is given 200 pesos to outfit his March to Sonora. F. 344 is a brief treasury report. Last F. 348 has note about the destination of Pedro Antonio de Anda. (S. Tisdale, oct.1989)
Persons
Tellez, Antonio Gonzales (Piloto)
Elira, Francisco
Branciforte, Marques de (Virrey)
Cardenas, Antonio de
Varios
Cabofranco
Bonilla
Valdez, Antonio
Anda, Pedro Antonio de
Places
Veracruz
Tepic
San Blas (Puerto)
Sonora
Havana
San Blas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 165 ff. 338-348
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 165 ff. 338-348
Language
Spanish
Notes
Notes in margins/blank pages/f.342 repeated
Reference Number
16500011
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Keywords
Transportation (Maritime)
Ships
Disease
Naval Personnel
Poverty
General Subjects
Maritime

Correspondence concerning Lavastida's request to return to Spain to recuperate.

Serial Number
041-03943
Author(s)
Fridalgo, Salvador
Brancifort, Marques de (Virrey)
and others
Date
07-29-1794
End date
10-19-1795
Documentation
Tepic. May 2, 1795-October 19, 1795. 46p. Letters, originals, peticiones. Originals. Signed. Copies.
Summary
Series of documents concerning Salvador Fridalgo's request to go back to Spain to recuperate from an illness he acquired during shipping expedition along the north american coast and to continue in his position as a Naval captain and to receive pay while he is recuperating. (s.tisdale, oct.1989)
Persons
Fridalgo, Salvador (Capitan)
Branciforte, Marques de (Virrey)
Bonilla
Beltran
Herrera
Fuente
Monterde
Larros, Joseph Maria
Valdes
Places
Tepic
San Blas
San Ildefonso
Noca (Puerto)
Acapulco
Ethnic Groups
Rusos
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 165 ff. 215-238
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 165 ff. 215-238
Language
Spanish
Notes
First page of ff.243 and 247 missing, two folios with same number (f.243)/notes in margins
Reference Number
16500006
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Keywords
Exploration (Maritime)
Disease
Naval Personnel
Naval Administration
Naval Expeditions
General Subjects
Maritime

Letter to Barri regarding conditions of missions in California

Serial Number
041-03705
Author(s)
Palou, Francisco
Date
12-26-1771
Documentation
Loreto. December 26, 1771. 22p. Letter. Copy.
Summary
Concerns current issues in missions. List of mission populations. Palou suggests need for severe punishment due to Indians' insolence. Cites examples of theft and attacks. says soldiers refuse to punish Indians because they are later blamed for Indian desertion. Ramos has followed instructions of visitador general to make progress in material aspects of mission by placing mayordomos in charge of Indians, proof of which appears in October inventory. says progress threatened by theft and destruction by Indians. Requests Barri not to impose order ridding missions of mayordomos claiming a loss in production would occur. Contains count of mules and horses. Guicuras dying of syphilis. Suggests forming Spanish population in Todos Santos. Suggestions for resolving problems including transfering priests and ways to calm and establish Indians. (M. Dannemiller, March 1988)
Persons
Palou, Francisco
Barri, Felipe (Governador)
Ramos de Lora, Juan (Padre)
Baeza, Juan de
Riobao, Juan Antonio
Serra, Marcelino (Fray)
Places
Pilar, Nuestra Senora del (Mision)
California
San Josef (Mision)
Santa Anna
Sonora
Sinaloa
Pasion (Mision)
San Luis
Monterrey
Santiago
Cavo, San Josef del (Mision)
San Xavier
Loreto
Ethnic Groups
Guaicuras
Military Groups
Soldados de Escolta
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 152 ff. 439-450
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 152 ff. 439-450
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
15200023
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Census
Population
Mission Supplies
Disease
General Subjects
Missions
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