Horses

Correspondencia con oficiales reales de Alamos relativa a las comisiones del capitan don Fernando de Rivera y Moncada.

Serial Number

041-04428

Author(s)

Garcia Ruiz, Manuel (Alferez)

Corbalan, Pedro (Gobernador Intendente)

Rivera y Moncada, Fernando de (Capitan)

and others

Date

06-02-1779

End date

07-01-1781

Documentation

Alamos, Arispe, Sinaloa. April 26, 1780 to July 1, 1781. 60p (Approximately). Accounts. Informes. Drafts. Letters. Certified copies. Originals, signed.

Summary

Correspondence between oficials in Alamos, gobernador Corbalan and comandante Croix concerning various forms of aid which should be given to the Rivera expedition to California. Details given on status of recruitment of soldiers and settlers from Sonora (24 families, 59 soldiers); numbers reported for different dates. Rivera urgently requests action for daily expenses, horses, riding gear. Great detail on clothing requirements for each man, woman, child. Talks of calamity if food supplies of beans, corn, dried meat don't reach embittered settlers suffering hardships. Ruiz account lists Actual expenditures for individual daily needs, including food, health, horses, salaries. Payment suspended to deserter. Marginal notes by de Croix refer to previous articles, ordnances, correspondence by dates and numbers. (J. M. Johnson, November 1988)

Persons

Corbalan, Pedro (Gobernador Intendente)

Rivera y Moncada, Fernando (Capitan)

Corres, Norberto de (Contador Oficial)

Ortiz de Rozas, Juan (Tesorero Oficial)

Croix, Cavallero de (Comandante General)

Inigo Ruiz, Fernando

Esquerr, Joseph

Garcia Ruiz, Manuel (Alferez)

Rivera, Juan de (Cura)

Flores, Agustin

Corbalan, Christoval

Iriarte, Juan Agustin (Teniente General)

Oravi, J. de (?)

Dias, Dionicio (Capitan)

Sota Arce, Antonio de la

Ruiz, Manuel (Alferez)

Valdez, Juan Josef (Deserter)

Ortiz, Juan Manuel

Feijoo, Pedro

Leyba, Ignacio

Places

Barcelona

Alamos (Real)

Guadalaxara

Californias (Peninsula)

Loreto

Fuerte (Villa)

Monterrey

Sinaloa (Villa)

Culiacan

Artic (?)

Rosario

Puebla

Queretaro

Oripe (?)

Pitic (Presidio)

Arispe

Pubera

Military Groups

Cavalleria

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 197 ff. 188-217 (Approx)

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 197 ff. 188-217 (Appro

Language

Spanish

Notes

Locate beginning of entry by 1347 Californias anos de 1780 y 81 above title. Some margins cut off. Some frames repeated or blank.

Reference Number

19700009

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General Subjects

Correspondencia con el governador militar de Sonora don Jacobo Ugarte y Loyola sobre las comisiones del capitan don Fernando de Rivera y Moncada.

Serial Number

041-04426

Author(s)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo de (Gobernador Militar)

Date

03-03-1780

End date

03-03-1781

Documentation

San Miguel, Arispe, Pitic. March 3, 1780 to March 3, 1781. 24pp. (Approximately). Informes. Letters. Originals, signed.

Summary

Correspondence is between gobernador militar Ugarte and comandante general de Croix about the 1781 military expedition of Rivera y Moncada escorting recruits and settlers from Sonora California deserters granted amnesty to families and list of places of residence of their families. Transfer of soldiers between presidios and supplies and horses for recruits for expedition. Increase in numbers for military escort requested by Rivera y Moncada. (J. M. Johnson, November 1988)

Persons

Croix, Cavallero de (Comandante General)

Perez, Josef Ignacio

Paredes, Cathalina (Mujer de Josef Perez)

Satolo, Francisco

Satolo, Felipa

Flores, Hermeregildo

Patrona, Theresa (Mujer de Hermeregildo Flores)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Gobernador)

Rivera y Moncada, Fernando de (Capitan)

Ansa, Juan Bautista (Teniente Coronel)

Arias Cavallero, Andres (Teniente)

Arguello, Josef (Sargento)

Limon, Cayetano (Alferez)

Fuerte, Pedro (Capitan)

Places

Cocori (Pueblo)

Jaqui

Cinaloa (Villa)

Californias

Tepique

San Miguel

Nueva California

Buenavista (Presidio)

Alamos (Real)

Pitic

Tucson (Presidio)

Santa Cruz

Altar (Presidio)

Colorado (Rio)

San Ignacio (Pueblo)

Arispe

Tupzon

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 197 ff. 150-161 (Approx)

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 197 ff. 150-161 (Appro

Language

Spanish

Notes

Marginal notes cut off. Documents not in chronological order. Some frames blank or repeated.

Reference Number

19700007

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Keywords

Civil-Military Relations

Military Expeditions

Transportation

Military Organization

Bibliography (Correspondence)

Settlers (Recruitment)

General Subjects

Quaderno que comprehende la liquidacion de los caudales que recivio el capitan don Fernando de Rivera y Moncada y el destino que les dio en la expedicion de remonta, armamento reclutas y pobladores para la nueva California.

Serial Number

041-04424

Author(s)

Beltran, Joseph Maria (?)

Date

05-19-1773

End date

01-27-1797

Documentation

Mexico. July 9, 1796 to January 27, 1797. 28p (Approximately). Annotated accounts. Signed.

Summary

Liquidation of accounts and salary of Rivera y Moncada by the contaduria mayor. Inclusive for years 1774 until his death in 1781 on California expedition, for service as capitan of presidio of Loreto and comandante of presidio of Monterrey. Purchasing, outfitting and maintaining horses, mules; weapons recruits and settlers on expedition with breakdowns of expenditures by amounts, dates and to whom or for what payments made. References made to many past reglamentos. Most interesting for internal discussions within real hacienda of problems reconstructing payments for reconciling salaries; and for details on career of Rivera y Moncada. (J. M. Johnson, November 1988)

Persons

Beltran, Joseph Maria

Rivera y Moncada, Fernando de (Capitan)

Castro, Francisco

Neve, Felipe

Gonzales, Diego (Teniente)

Mesa, Rafael

Limon, Cayetano (Alferez)

Rochin, Ignacio

Diaz, Manuel

Lopez, Prudencio (Desertor)

German, Isidro

Pardo, Antonio

Rodriguez, Juana Simona

Zuniga, Joseph

Ruiz, Manuel (Subteniente)

Laso, Ramon

Arrillaga, Joseph Joaquin

Salido, Bartolome

Arroyo, Juan Felipe

Croix, Cavallero de (Comandante General)

Alvarez Osorio, Francisco (Guarda Almacen)

Villa, Jose

Valencia, Juan Ignacio

Rodriguez, Ignacio

Cortes, Marco Joseph

Dominguez, Ildefonso

Galindo Navarro, Pedro

Orcasitas, Miguel

Soler, Juan

Quixas, Joseph

Places

Alamos

Monterrey (Presidio)

Nutrias (Presidio)

Altar (Presidio)

San Francisco (Presidio)

Loreto (Presidio)

San Diego (Presidio)

Santa Barbara (Presidio)

Buenavista (Presidio)

Tucson (Presidio)

Sonora

Colorado (Rio)

Californias

Rosario (Real)

San Gabriel (Mision)

Guadalaxara

Nueva California

Pitic (Presidio)

Ethnic Groups

Yumas

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 197 ff. 109-122 (Approx)

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 197 ff. 109-122 (Appro

Language

Spanish

Notes

Locate starting point of entry by document title. Some duplicate or blank frames.

Reference Number

19700005

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Keywords

Military Appointments

Military Service Records

General Subjects

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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General Subjects

Correspondence re: Marrufo's campaign diary.

Serial Number

041-04333

Author(s)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Marrufo, Ramon (Capitan)

Virrey

Date

03-22-1789

End date

04-22-1789

Documentation

Chihuahua, namiquipa. March22 - April 22, 1789. 10 p. Letter, diary. Original, copy (dated March 28, 1789), signed, unsigned.

Summary

Marrufo reconnoitered interior regions near Sierra Madre. Because of harsh winter, troops were ineffective, campaign was unsuccessful, and 79 Head of horses and mules were lost to the snow and freezing temperatures. (D. Marksz, October 1987)

Persons

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Marufo, Ramon (Capitan)

Cordero, Antonio (Comandante de la Division)

Florez, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)

Casanova (Capitan)

Peru, Phelipe (Alferez)

Granados, Francisco (Teniente)

Cruz, Francisco de la (Cavo)

Bencomo, Joseph (Capitan de Milicias)

Gasiot y Miralles, Juan

Places

Janos (Presidio)

San Buenaventura (Presidio)

Plazueleta (Paraje)

Sierra Madre

Santa Clara

Laguna (Malpais)

Agua Zarca (Sierra)

Potrero (Sierra)

San Miguel (Sierra)

San Buenaventura (Valle)

San Joseph (Hacienda)

Vizcocho (Canada)

Taraumarito (Sierra)

San Antonio

Animas (Ojo)

Cologachic (Puerto)

Yepomera (Pueblo)

Benado (Aguaje)

Juste(?) (Canon)

Chiquito (Rio)

Gueinopa (Minas Despoblados)

Salsipuedes (Rio)

Garabato (Sierra)

Diablo (Laguna)

San Miguel (Rio)

Castillos (Paraje)

Namiquipa

Alamillo

Ethnic Groups

Taraumares

Military Groups

Segunda Compania Volante

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 193 ff. 120-125

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 193 ff. 120-125

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

19300008

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General Subjects

Series of testimonies by americans caught trading with Indians for horses in Texas.

Serial Number

041-04267

Author(s)

Saldana, Andres (Teniente)

Moral, Agustin del

Barrera, Francisco Bruno (Gobernador Interino)

and others

Date

11-24-1818

End date

05-13-1820

Documentation

Monterrey. November 24, 1819 - May 13, 1820. 34p. Letters, testimonios. Signed, originals.

Summary

Series of repetitive testimonies from americans, including several Negro slaves, caught in Texas herding mules and apaloosa horses to U.s. Animals were traded primarily by Comanches and Tahuacanes for beads, mirrors, cloth, tin plates, dyes, flintstones, and other gun accessories. Interrogators especially interested in information on suspected Indian alliance with rebels against Spanish. Questions nearly identical for all prisoners. (A. Tukey, October 1988)

Persons

Perez, Ygnacio (Teniente Coronel)

Rolan, Jose

Saldana, Andres de (Teniente)

Moral, Agustin del

Torres, Gabriel

Coolhoun, Alexandro

Guelche, Hilario

Long (General)

Little, Jorge B.

Texada, Ventura

Gallardo, Pedro

Barrera, Francisco Bruno de (Gobernador Interino)

Chirino, Encarnacion

Valle, Pedro del

Sotomayor, Jose Gregorio de

Garza, Jose Antonio de la

Collantes, Juan Francisco (Alferez)

Luna, Claudio (Alferez)

Delgado, Manuel (Alferez)

Zapata, Jose Maria

Leon, Enriquez de

Estrada, Julio

Vivero, Adiodato (Alferez)

Rioas, Pablo

Ponce, Joaquin

Zuniga, Jacinto (Gobernador)

Aldrete, Jesus de (Teniente Comandante)

Bara, Juana

Flores, Gaspar (Alcalde)

Places

Natchitoches

Bahia (Presidio)

Galveston

San Sava (Rio)

Monterrey (Ciudad)

Adaides (Presidio)

Trinidad (Rio)

Bexar, San Antonio de

Espiritu Santo

Nacogdoches

Texas

Estados Unidos

Brazos (Rio)

Nuevo Santander

Rio Grande

Reynosa (Villa)

Nueva Orleans

Ethnic Groups

Comanches

Lipanes

Anglo-Americanos

Huecos

Conchates

Otuastecas

Tahuacanes

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 187 ff. 329-347 exps. 14, 15

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 187 ff. 329-347 exps.

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18700010

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Keywords

Indians (Intertribal Relations)

Horses

Mexican Independence

Spanish-U.S. Relations

Crimes (Treason And Rebellion)

Crimes (Illegal Commerce)

General Subjects

Legal

Military

Economics

Series of testimonies regarding sale of horses by Spanish subjects to U.S.

Serial Number

041-04265

Author(s)

Barrera, Francisco Bruno (Gobernador Interino)

Sotomayor, Jose Gregorio

Delgado, Manuel

and others

Date

10-27-1819

End date

06-10-1820

Documentation

Monterrey. October 27, 1819 - June 10, 1820. 89p. Letters, testimonios. Signed, originals.

Summary

Series of very repetitive testimonies by Spanish subjects caught herding large number of mules and apaloosa horses, bought or stolen from Comanches and other tribes, towards U.s. territory to be sold to U.s. citizens. Many incidental, undetailed references to rebel activity. Several prisoners also caught possessing buffalo meat. Questions and reponses virtually identical for all prisoners. (A. Tukey, October 1988)

Persons

Pariente, Benito

Salinas, Pablo

Mijares, Jose Maria

Gutierres, Manuel

Barrera, Francisco Bruno (Gobernador Interino)

Arredondo, Joaquin (Comandante General)

Peres, Ygnacio (Teniente Coronel)

Sotomayor, Jose Gregorio

Valle, Pedro del

Amalia, Josefa

Aguilar, Jose Dionisio

Farias, Antonio

Carbajal, Jose Antonio

Resendes, Rafael

Sosa, Manuel

Duran, Jose Maria

Losoya, Cornelio

Gutierres, Bernardo

Sambrano, Juan Manuel

Sartuche, Ygnacio

Delgado, Manuel

Montemayor, Ramon

Granado, Jose Manuel (Alcalde)

Salazar, Jose Andres

Carmona, Juan

Lao, Gervacio de

Procela, Pedro

Navarro, Jose Angel

Tarin, Vicente

Santos, Jose Miguel de los

Gongora, Ygnacio

Estrada, Julio

Duran, Jose Maria

Vivero, Adeodato (Alferez)

Cabcozoz, Pablo Agustin

Places

Estados Unidos

Nueva Leon

Monterrey

Saltillo

Argelino (Rio)

Nacogdoches

Natchitoches

Bejar

Trinidad

Nuevo Santander

Brazos (Rio)

Concepcion (Mision)

Nuevo Mexico

Colorado (Rio)

San Fernando (Villa)

Coahuila

Conchas (Arroyo)

Guadalupe (Rio)_

Espiritu Santo (Bahia)

Vicinampa (Pueblo)

Palafox (Pueblo)

Medina

Aguaverde

Queretaro

Atascosito

Nueces (Rio)

Gualeguas

Galveston

Parras

Texas

Ethnic Groups

Taranames

Consates

Americanos

Tahuacanos

Saritiques

Lipanes

Comanches

Military Groups

Aguaverde, Compania de

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 187 ff. 275-320 exps. 10, 11, 12, 13

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 187 ff. 275-320 exps.

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18700008

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Keywords

Horses

Bison

Mexican Independence

Spanish-U.S. Relations

Crimes (Treason And Rebellion)

Commerce (Regulation)

Commerce (Illegal)

Crimes (Contraband)

Indians (Trade)

Crimes (Illegal Commerce)

General Subjects

Military

Economics

Letter from Perez de Almazan to the Marques de Cassafuerte concerning the relations with the Apaches.

Serial Number

041-04205

Author(s)

Perez de Almazan, Fernando (Gobernador)

Date

03-24-1724

Documentation

Bahia del Espiritu Santo. March 24, 1724. 18 p. Letters. Signed.

Summary

The priests from Bahia del Espiritu Santo ask the authorities to give more support to that settlement (mainly in terms of food and military supplies), and to help in the pacification of the Apaches. An ongoing attempt to reach an agreement with these groups is related. Several Apache women and children were captured and used to force the Indian chiefs to negotiate a peace treaty. The primary target of the Indian raids seems to be horse stealing. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)

Persons

Arroyo, Joseph Benito de (Capitan)

Ramon, Domingo (Capitan)

Ramon, Diego (Capitan)

Lobo Guerrero, Joseph

Perez de Almazan, Fernando (Gobernador)

Cassafuerte, Marques de

Places

Nuevo Reyno de Leon

Coaguila

Tejas (Provincia)

Espiritu Santo, Bahia del (Presidio)

Los Adais (Presidio)

Saltillo (Villa)

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

Puapues

Carancaguas

Coxanes

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 011-019

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 011-019

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18300002

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Military Supplies

Horses

Indians (Pacification)

Indians (Negotiations)

Captives (Of Spanish)

Captives (Children)

General Subjects

Military

Series of receipts from religious and military stating what they received from the gobernador Theran.

Serial Number

041-04203

Author(s)

Massaret, Damian (Fray)

Martinez, Francisco (Capitan)

Salina Varona, Gregorio (Capitan)

and others

Date

08-18-1691

End date

03-23-1692

Documentation

Coahuila. August 18, 1691-March 23, 1692. 26p. Letters, informes, receipts. Signed.

Summary

Massanet receives several horses from gobernador. Letter from Massanet to gobernador Theran requesting soldiers to protect the mission and to punish the Indians. Fernandez Centra states the impossibility of traveling the River because it's to narrow. This information is confirmed by other capitanes and sent to Theran. Letter from Massanet to gobernador Theran explaining that the Guatsas Indians are stealing cattle and that the Texas Indians are their accomplices. Masanet requests these two groups be punished. Relacion of the soldiers left in the Provincia de los Texas. The relacion contains the names of the eight soldiers. Auto from gobernador Theran dictating sentence to Salazar for desertion. He is to be sent to San Juan de Ulua to work with out salary for two years. Several military receipts are included for weapons and powder. (D. Bautista, July 1990)

Persons

Theran de los Rios, Domingo (Gobernador)

Garcia de Quintanilla, Juan

Salinas de Varona, Gregorio (Capitan)

Martinez, Francisco (Capitan)

Marques, Diego

Ramirez Santillan, Joseph

Trevino, Gaspar

Luna, Antonio de

Goycochea, Martin de

Trevino, Juan de

Salasar, Andres de

Castro, Pedro

Rios, Blas de los

Ximenes, Francisco

Martin, Sebastian

Perez, Bentura

Agustin, Juan

Fernandez, Juan

Ramos, Pedro

Lara, Pedro de

Toro, Juan del

Balverde, Juan de

Martinez, Nicolas

Cruz, Francisco de la

Arsola, Diego de

Reyes, Marcos de los

Rodriguez, Antonio (Sargento)

Dominguez, Jacinto

Rodelo, Nicolas

Ronda, Miguel de la

Almasan, Francisco de

Urutia, Joseph de

Bruno, Alexandro (Alferez)

Jesus Maria, Francisco de (Fray)

Hidalgo, Francisco (Fray)

Concepcion, Alonso de la (Fray)

Bordoy, Antonio Joseph (Fray)

Miranda, Antonio (Fray)

Estellen, Miguel (Fray)

Saldana, Joseph de (Fray)

Garaycochea, Juan (Fray)

Galvez, Conde de (Virrey)

Leon, Alonso de (Capitan)

Pez, Andres de (Capitan)

Places

San Francisco de los Texas (Presidio)

Filipinas (Islas)

Santa Margarita de Buenavista

Santander (Montana)

Santillana

Trinidad (Rio)

Santa Cruz de Queretaro (Colegio)

Espiritu Santo (Bahia)

San Juan de Ulua

Ethnic Groups

Texas

Cadudachos

Guatsas

Asinays

Military Groups

Barlovento, Armada

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 182 ff. 496-519

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 182 ff. 496-519

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18200013

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

General Subjects

Tejas provinces missions' diaries by Ramon and Espinosa.

Serial Number

041-04189

Author(s)

Moro, Gerardo

Espinossa

Linares, Duque de

and others

Date

00-00-1688

End date

00-00-1716

Documentation

Mexico. June 6, 1715 - November 30, 1716 120p. Autos. Signed.

Summary

French trespassing into the Tejas provinces by San Dionis under pretext of buying livestock for Luisiana. They are believed to be looking for more land to occupy and trade with the Indians. Translation of San Dionis observations and map from San Juan presidio to Diego Ramon's at the Rio Grande cause Audiencia general to approve the establishing of missions in the Tejas provinces in order to maintain control over the Indians there. Descriptions of fertile lands and friendly Indians. Trade is to be stopped with the French. Supply lists and salary expenses for military escort for missionaries. Ramon and Espinosa travel from Saltillo to the Tejas or Asinai provinces with 75 people comprising of soldiers, missionaries and civilian men, women and children. They travel from February to April and establish 4 missions. Heads of 4 missions declare supplies needed to equip Indian nations absorbed by missions listed. (E. Wilson, March 1990)

Persons

Luna y Gorra, Pedro de

Hidalgo, Francisco (Religioso)

Linares, Duque de (Virrey)

Xalot, Medar (Frances)

Mota Cadillac, Antonio de la (Gobernador)

Ramon, Diego (Alferez)

Bernadino (Gobernador)

Urrutia (Capitan)

Galve, Conde de

Leon, Alonso de (Capitan)

San Dionis, Luis de (Frances)

Espinossa

Salinas, Gregorio de (Gobernador)

Oliban y Revolledo, Manuel de (Licenciado)

Uribe, Joseph Joachin (Licenciado)

Bracamont, Diez de (Franciscano)

Aguero, Thelisgone de (Licenciado)

Terreros y Ochoa, Antonio de (Doctor)

Pena y Flores, Francisco de la (Oydor)

Robles Lorenzana, Augustin (Oydor)

Beguellina y Sandobal, Juan de la (Oydor)

Castaneda, Diego Francisco (Oydor)

Andila, Gabriel Guerrero de (Alcalde)

Pardo de Najera, Isidro Nicolas de (Alcalde)

Abendano, Joseph Manuel de (Religioso)

Carrasco Retortillo, Antonio (Religioso)

Sabalza, Thomas de (Religioso)

Barbabosa y Varena, Pedro de (Contador)

Claberia Villa, Antonio (Thessorero)

Cotilla, Alejo Lopez de (Religioso)

Rios, Joseph Luis de los (Contador)

Ramon, Domingo (Capitan)

Miranda, Ignacio Joseph de

Barvadillo, Francisco (Licenciado)

Galindo, Joseph (Cavo)

Jesus, Antonio Marjel de (Fray)

Ramon, Diego (Sargento)

Espronzeda, Antonio

Revillas, Francisco de

Garzia, Joseph

Ximenez, Domingo

Sertucha, Juan de

Baldes, Juan

Jimenez, Diego Baldes

Flores, Joseph Galindo Antonio

Flores, Bernardo Pruto Domingo

Tellez, Augustin

Sausedo, Marzial

Garcia, Joseph

El Moro

Chirino, Lazaro

Cadena, Antonio

Cadena, Joseph

Mercado, Lorenzo

Castro, Juan de

Maldonado, Manuel

Betancor, Francisco

Gonzalez, Domingo

Maldonado, Joseph (Alferez)

Botello, Lorenzo

Garzia Pedro (Sargento)

Charles, Jazinto

Toro, Joseph del

Fuerte, Joseph

Castro, Lucas de

Morales, Alejandro

Longoria, Maria

Zerda, Antonia

Bidales, Antonia

Valdes, Ana Maria Ximenez

Ximenez, Maria Antonia

San Miguel, Juana de

Sanchez, Josepha

Guerra, Ana

Medar, Juan de (Frances)(Cavo)

Larjen, Pedro (Frances)(Cavo)

Garcia, Joseph

Montemayor, Joseph de

Gonzalez, Antonio

Garcia, Sebastian

Mendoza, Valentin

Ximenez, Blas

Saez, Joseph

Rodriguez, Juan

Perez, Juan

Diego, Juan

Perez, Miguel

Perez, Cayetano

Cruz, Francisco de la

Concepcion, Juan de la (Negro)

Espinosa, Isidro Felix de (Religioso)

Sanchez, Benito (Fray)

Vergara, Gabriel de (Fray)

Castellano, Manuel (Fray)

Patron, Augustin (Fray)

San Antonio, Mathias Saenz (Fray)

Santa Maria y Mendoza, Pedro de (Fray)

San Diego, Francisco de (Fray)

Cubillos, Francisco Xavier (Fray)

Urioste, Domingo de (Donado)

Pez, Andres de

Enrriquez, Juan Barroto

Garzia de Sierra, Thoribio

Places

Tejas

Coahuila

Luisiana (Provincia)

Rojo (Rio)

Canada

San Juan (Presidio)

Movila (Presidio)

Misisipi (Rio)

Golfo Mexicano

Pontchartian (Lago)

Nachitoche

Asinay

Rio Grande (Rivera)

Palizada (Rio)

Paspaugula (Pueblo)

Bilocsi (Pueblo)

Santiago de Cretaro, Mision de la Cruz de

Trinidad (Rio)

San Marcos (Rio)

Guadalupe (Rio)

Luisiana (Fuerte)

Santa Maria de Galve (Presidio)

Pensacola (Presidio)

Delfina (Isla)

Veracruz

Leon, Nuevo Reyno de

Estremadura (Nueva)

Viscaia (Nueva)

Mexica (Nueva)

Leones (Boca)

Padua, San Antonio de (Mision)

San Luis Potosi

Cuiocan

Saltillo

Sacatecas, Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe de (Colegio)

Queretaro, Santa Cruz de (Colegio)

San Bernardo (Mision)

San Francisco (Mision)

Purisima Concepcion (Mision)

Guadalupe, Nuestra Senora de (Mision)

San Joseph (Mision)

Ethnic Groups

Franceses

Asinays

Naberachos

Nacaos

Namides

Nacodoches

Aenays

Nadacocos

Nasonys

Nacitos

Nachoos

Cadojodachos

Naches

Tejas

Nachitochis

Naponis

Naconos

Naichas

Panpoas

Apaches

Caodachos Nabeitdachos

Nacachao

Naxitbos

Payayas

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 181 ff. 361-420

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 181 ff. 361-420

Language

Spanish

Notes

Ff. 370 list of audiencia general in 1715 Mexico City, duplicates ff. 375 and 382, supply lists from ff. 376 - 381, settlers and escorts with d. Ramon listed ff. 393, Ramon diary ff. 389 - 401, Espinosa diary ff. 406 - 411

Reference Number

18100009

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