Indians (Intertribal Relations)

Skirmish concerns attack by 200 Taguacanes, Flechasos and Yscanis on lipans in which horses were taken. Message concerns information on relations between Tancagues and Lipan by Miguel Peres. Discusses Peres' past as Lipan captive. (R. Graham) (1980)

(R. Graham) (1980)

Mentions that Flechazos, Yscanis, Tuacanas and Tancagues were involved in attack against Lipan rancherias. Guatchitas and Taguayaces were not envolved as was earlier believed. Discusses the efforts to get other groups to attack Lipanes. (R. Graham) (1980)

Report not included. Told Comanches where Lipanes are situated. (R. Graham) (1980)

Cabello reports that he advised Comanches not to travel in such small numbers, because Lipan parties are larger. Comanches replied that they were seeking Lipan parties to have a fight. (R. Graham) (1980)

Taboayazes and Guachitas have moved closer to taguacane, Yscanis and flechaso settlements and are closer to path to Comanche rancherrias. He stresses importance of reporting this. (R. Graham) (1980)

Also approves attempts to end trade between Lipanes and their allies. (R. Graham) (1980)

Describes details of visit. Talks of attempts to persuade chiefs to wage a continual war against Lipanes. Mentions that other tribes have gathered at presidio Biejo Parage to protect Lipanes against Comanche Indians. There are more than 1,000 gathered there. (R. Graham) (1980)

Mentions that Huaes have moved 100 leagues down Missuri River and states that they are enemies of Comanches. Also mentions that it is not possible for colonist to encorporate them into their colonies. Furthermore, states that he cannot observe British movements into the area and suggests that Louisiana governor be Charged with that duty. (R. Graham) (1980)

Detailed account of visit of two Braves. Briefly mentions peace treaties and war against Lipanes. (R. Graham) (1980)