Indians (Population)

Extracto de los puntos esenciales de fundacion en la provincia de Coahuila.

Serial Number
041-04105
Date
12-14-1696
End date
12-12-1698
Documentation
January 24, 1795. 8pp. Autos. Copia. Rubricada.
Summary
Documents concerning foundation of missions of Jesus and San Francisco Xavier in Coahuila; discuss Indians' petition for land and indoctrination in catholic faith, search for appropriate mission location. Also, Ramon's auto de Fundacion of mission San Cristoval accomplished while returning from campaign against Tobosos. (J. H. Ochs, December 1987)
Persons
Portoles, Francisco (Fray)
Cuerbo y Valdes, Francisco (Gobernador)
Trevino, Martin
Borrego, Manuel (Fray)
Adame, Bartolome (Fray)
Ramon, Diego (Sargento Mayor)
Sanchez, Felix (Interprete)
Bonillas (Escribano)
Places
Coahuila (Provincia)
Monclova (Provincia)
Ojo de Agua Grande
Sabinas (Rio)
Rio Grande
San Antonio Galindo (Mision)
Alamo
Jesus (Mision)
Santa Rosa (Valle)
San Francisco Xavier (Mision) (Pueblo)
San Cristoval de Indios (Valle)
Ethnic Groups
Chatafes
Tlaxcaltecos
Yeripuamos
Tobosos
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 176 ff. 353-357
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 176 ff. 353-357
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17600010
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Keywords
Military Campaigns
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Indians (Resettlement)
Land
Civil Offices
Indians (Reduccion)
Mission Establishment
Indians (Population)
Military-Religious Relations
Indian Auxiliaries
Indians (Conversions)
General Subjects
Military
Social-Organization
Missions
Exploration

Autos de expedicion de guerra contra los indios Seris, Salineros, Tiburones y topocas, y descripcion de la isla del Tiburon por Diego Ortiz Parrilla.

Serial Number
041-04099
Author(s)
Ortiz Parrilla, Diego (Gobernador)
Correa, Manuel (Piloto)
Rodriguez Gallardo, Jose Rafael (Licenciado)
Date
09-09-1748
End date
06-03-1751
Documentation
January 24, 1795. 118pp. Autos. Copy.
Summary
Documents concerning Ortiz Parrilla's expedition against Seris. Includes Correa's physical description of Isla del Tiburon; Ortiz Parrilla's discussion of condition of province, and military plans, indictment of Rodriguez Gallardo's plans vis-a- Vis Seris and Rodriguez Gallardo's rebuttal and countercharges. Also, testimony concerning condition of Seris after expedition. (J. H. Ochs, November 1987)
Persons
Ortiz Parrilla, Diego (Gobernador)
Correa, Manuel (Piloto)
Alvarado, Francisco Julian de (Sargento Mayor)
Pinilla, Jose (Capitan Miliciano)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Casillas, Manuel Ramon
Honorato Rivera, Juan
Rodriguez Gallardo, Jose Rafael (Licenciado)
Ocana, Manuel de (Soldado)
Lopez Valdes, Juan (Alcalde Mayor)
Fermel, Gaspar (Capitan)
Estrafort, Guillermo (Piloto)
El Que Canta la Flecha (Indio Tiburon)
Pablo (Indio)
Beldarrain, Juan Thomas (Capitan)
Bustamente, Francisco (Capitan)
Balencia, Blas de (Soldado)
Sedelmayr, Jacobo (Padre)
Canito (Indio Seri)
Romero, Jose (Alferez)
Portela, Francisco Antonio (Sargento)
Moraga, Jose (Sargento)
Balbuena, Joaquin de (Escribano)
Sambrano, Raimundo (Cabo de Esquadra)
Albiso, Jose de (Soldado)
Osuna, Xavier de (Soldado)
Fuente, Jose Juaquin de la (Soldado)
Pacheco, Juan Ygnacio (Soldado)
Places
Tiburon (Isla)
Sonora
Sinaloa (Provincia)
Andalucia, Nuevo Reyno de
Carrizal (Playa)
San Miguel (Canal)
Ybarbaru (Pilas)
Tecomate (Pozos)
San Diego (A.K.A. Parrilla)(Cabo)
Lovos (Isla)
Alvarado (Punta)
Caiman (Punta)
Salsipuedes (Isleta)
Californias, Costa de
Los Angeles (Ciudad)
Populo (Pueblo)
Chupisonora (Rancheria)
Marcameri
Tonuco
Alameda (Aguaje)
Queretaro
Nacameris (Pueblo)
Cucurpe (Pueblo)
Fronteras (Presidio)
Terrenate (Presidio)
Sinaloa (Villa)
Nauogame
Baburigame
Tepehuana (Sierra)
HOstimuri (Provincia)
Hiaqui (Rio)
Mayo (Rio)
Gracia, San Jose de
Buenavista, San Antonio de
Santa Anna (Valle)
Triunfo (Isla)
Colorado (Rio)
Cerro Prieto (Sierra)
Caborca (Pueblo)
Tepoca
Santa Rosalia (Pueblo)
Aguaxe (Real)
Santa Rosa
Upanguaymas
Siete Cerritos (Madrigueras)
Tenuaja
Ojo del Perro
Agua Amarilla
Batequis de Chaves
Alvino
Policarpio, Caxon de
Agua del Chino
Mestenas (Laguna)
Oposura (Pueblo)
Puebla (Ciudad)
Bacuachi
Opodepe
Soledad
Pimeria Alta del Poniente
Ures
Ethnic Groups
Seris
Salineros
Tiburones
Topocas
Hiaquis
Apaches
Pimas
Military Groups
Dragones
Compania del Pitic
Compania de Fronteras y Terrenate
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 176 ff. 112-171
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 176 ff. 112-171
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17600004
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Keywords
Indians (Depredations)
Military Supplies
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Fish And Fishing
Prisoners
Canoes
Military Tactics
Transportation (Maritime)
Military Expeditions
Mission Abandonment
Indians (Reduccion)
Indians (Population)
Botany
Pearl Fishery
Exploration (Maritime)
Ships
Cartography
Pearls
Topography
Supply Convoys
Indian Auxiliaries
Indians (Settlement)
Food Supplies (Wild Foods)
Sea Shells
Herbs (Poisonous)
Cardons
Pitahayas
Josovas
Organos (Plant)
Sea Turtles (Tortugas)
Sea Lions (Lobos Marinos)
General Subjects
Legal
Political
Military
Geography
History
Exploration
Ethnography Maritime

Copied informes from archbishop in San Luis Potosi concerning establishment of missions in Nuevo Santander and Provincias Internas.

Serial Number
041-04084
Author(s)
Gonrraez de Santianes, Vicente
Date
11-15-1772
End date
02-09-1773
Documentation
San Luis Potosi. November 15, 1772 - February 9, 1773. 68p. Informe. Original, copy, signed.
Summary
Copied and original informes which provide excellent source of description of missionaries and christianization of Indians. Establishment of new bishopric in Nuevo Santander and administration of bishorpric (Obispado) in Provincias Internas. Vassels, tribute paying towns, missions, and tithes listed in detail as well as Indians populations that inhabit adjacent regions. Establishment of new bishopric serves regions of Santander, Nueva Estremadura, Coaguila, Texas, and Nueva Philipinas. Mission details consist of dotacion, mission goods, land owned, horses and cattle owned, lists of finances and expenses. Establishment of Indian and Ladino towns, Indian gender, work distribution of Indians, many other rich details are present. (J. Acheson, March 1988)
Persons
Escondon
Bula, S.M.
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Sierra Gorda, Conde de la
Valero, Marques de
Dios Munis, Juan de (Capitan)
Zacatecas, Francisco de
Mulatto, Antonio
Gonrraez de Santianes, Vizente
Places
Nuevo Leon
Monterrey
Guadalaxara (Obispado)
Sierra Gorda
Tamaolipas Vieja
Panuco
Tampico
Valles (Villa)
Guadalaxara
Estremadura, Nueva
Coaguila
Texas
Philipinas, Nueva
Santander (Villa)
Mexicano (Golfo)
Linares (Villa)
Durango
Sierra Madre (Mision)
Tula, San Antonio de (Mision)
Nola, Santa Anna de (Mision)
Palmillas, Nuestra Senora de las Niebes de (Mision)
Taumabe, Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion de (Mision)
Igollo de Santa Barbara, Nuestra Senora de (Mision)
Alcantara de Aguayo, San Pedro de (Mision)
Tamaulipa Vieja
Ribagigedo de Rebilda, San Ignacio de (Mision)
Loreda, San Augustin de (Mision)
Santa Barbara (Mision)
Padilla
Santiana
San Fransisco
Tula, Sierra Madre de San Antonio de (Mision)
Palmillas, Nuestra Senora de las Niebes de (Mision)
Santa Barbara, Nuestra Senora de las Soledad
Villanueba de Croix, San Raphael de (Mision)
Alcantar de Aguayo, San Pedro de (Mision)
Llena, la Divina Pastora De, (Mision)
Altamira, San Juan Capistrano de (Mision)
Horcasitas, San Francisco Xavier de (Mision)
Guemes (Mision)
Soto la Marina, Nuestra Senora de la Consolacion (Mision)
Helguera y Palmitos, San Nepomuceno de (Mision)
Escondon (Villa)
Guemes (Villa)
Reinosa (Villa)
Camargo (Villa)
Revilla (Villa)
Coahuila
Guemes, Santo Toribio de (Mision)
Padilla, San Antonio de (Mision)
Palmitos, San Nepomuceno de (Mision)
Soto la Marina, Nuestra Senora de la Consolacion de (Mision)
Taumaulipa Nueba
San Carlos
Cruillas
Burgos
Hoyos, Santo Domingo de (Mision)
San Fernando, Nuestra Senora del Rosario de (Mision)
Reynosa, Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe de (Mision)
Camarge, Senora Santa Anna de (Mision)
Taumaulipa Nueva (Mision)
Hoyos, Santo Domingo de (Mision)
Cordillera del Norte (Mision)
Palmitos, Helguera de las
Monte, San Joachin del (Mision)
Ethnic Groups
Aracates
Jpintos
Cosechas
Mexicanos
Pisones
Sabinitos(?)
Huastecas
Apaches
Ladinos
Pames
Xanambres(?)
Huertecitas(?)
Tanambres
Pamiches
Prietas
Santiagos
Tlaxcaltecas
Texedores
Alvaniles
Carpinteros
Zapotecas
Xanambres
Palauequirs
Palmitos
Sacateca
Bocas
Tlascaltecos
Palahueques
Tanambres
Marconnos
Mesquites
Pintos
Taneguanes Papadatos(?)
Ganzas
Malahuecos
Apaches
Malinchenos
Orientenos(?)
Military Groups
Altamira, Tropas de Soldados de los Presidios de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 174 ff. 256-323
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 174 ff. 256-323
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17400008
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Keywords
Racial Classifications
Women
Mission Administration
Mission Agriculture
Mission Finances
Labor Force (Indians)
Mission Establishment
Population
Indians (Population)
Indians (Conversion)
Mission Supplies
Mission Life
Indians (Baptisms)
Biography
Sacraments
Mission Lists
Labor Force (Mission)
Indians (Settlement)
Indians (Agriculture)
General Subjects
Agriculture
Ethnography
Social-Organization
Missions
Religious

Letters from Gorraez to Bucareli concerning pacification and populating of Nuevo Santander.

Serial Number
041-04078
Author(s)
Gorraez, Joseph de
Arreche
Date
04-22-1773
End date
12-03-1777
Documentation
Nuevo Santander. April 22, 1773 - December 3, 1777. 44p. Letters, relacion. Signed.
Summary
Letters from Gorraez to Bucareli about royal cedulas. Concerns Nuevo Santander; list of administrative expenses; mines established in Taumaulipa Nueva. Concerns town establishment of Burgos, Reinosa and Escandon with detailed information of these towns (presidio, spiritual administration). Lists numbers of Indians, natural christians, new conversion, teams of horses, mules, land and water, reduction of Indians, protection of Indians, mission finances, restriction and pacification of Indians. Concerns supplying meat to troops. Detailed information on town establishment. (J. Acheson, February 1988)
Persons
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey) (Gobernador)
Palacio, Juan Fernando de
Croix, Marques de
Osorio y Llamas, Josef
Cornide, Diego
Lorenzana, Antonio
Varcla, Juan Antonio
Escandon, Josef
Burgos y Reinosa
Ruvio, Josef (Gobernador Interno)
Barcia, Pedro
Ortir de Santander, Thomas
Peinoza
Gonzales de Santianes, Vicente (Gobernador Interno)
Sierra Gorda, Conde de
Mulata, Antonio (Rancheria)
Valiente, Pedro
Areche
Abad, Santiago
Barscoeta
Vacarel, Domingo y Formento
Negreiros, Ignacio
Toral Valdes, Pedro
Gutierres de Herrera, Juan Antonio
Mangmo, Fernando Josef
Arze y Arroyo, Juan Antonio
Trenda, Josef (Capitan)
Lopez de la Camara, Agustine
Cruillas, Marques de
Rodriques Gallando, Josef Rafael (Contador General)
Cornide, Diego
Osorio y Llamas, Josef
Palacios, Fernando
Gonzales Santiana, Vicente (Gobernador Interno)
Mangmo, Fernando Josef
Puga, Antonio de
Gorraes, Joseph de
Gonzales Santiranez, Vizente
Mangino, Fernando Josef
Valiente, Pedro
Bentura de Fananco, Antonio
Razon, Thomas de
Gallaneta, Pedro de
Places
Taumaulipa Nueva
Taumaulipa Viejo
Lima, San Felipe de
Guadalaxa
Tetillas
Santander
Reynoza (Villa)
Santander (Puerto)
Tula
Hola, Santa Anna de
Santa Maria
Palmillas, Nuestra Senora de las Nieves de (Mision)
Taumabe, Nuestra Senora de Concepcion (Mision)
Santa Barbara, Nuestra Senora de
Croix, San Raphael En (Mision)
Llexa, la Divina Pastora de (Mision)
Escandon (Mision)
Horcacitas, San Xavier En (Mision)
Altamira, San Juan Capistrano En (Mision)
Huemes, Santo Torivio En (Mision)
Padilla, San Antonio En (Mision)
Palmittos (Mision)
Santanter (Mision)
Santillana (Mision)
Sotola Marina, Consolacion (Mision)
Tamaulipa la Nueva (Mision)
San Carlos (Mision)
Cruillar (Mision)
Burgos, Loreto En (Mision)
Hoyos, Santo Domingo de (Mision)
San Fernando, Rosario de San Fernando (Mision)
Reinoza, Guadalupe En (Mision)
Camargo, Santa Anna En (Mision)
Mierio Cartaxo (Mision)
Revilla, San Ygnacio (Mision)
Laredo, San Augustin (Mision)
Reynosa, San Joachin del Monte
Padilla
Revilla, San Fernando En
Florida, Olives de la (Mision)
Ybarra, San Pedro (Hacienda)
Altamira
Hoyos
Burgos
San Carlos
San Juan (Rio)
Michoacan, San Pablo
Sierra Gorda
Horcasitas
Taumaolipa (Mines) (Sierra)
Croix (Villa Nueba)
Tansaquil (Montana)
Aguayo (Sierra)
Ibarra, San Pedro (Hacienda)
Hoyos (Villa)
Ethnic Groups
Pizones Mecos
Tlaxcaltecas
Mexicanos
Olives
Pames
Pintos Texones
Pizones
Xlanambres Pizones
Pamez
Mesquites
Pintos
Apaches
Dientenos
Malichenos
Vocaprietas
Tamapacanas
Ynapanames
Aracates
Sacatecas
Tpotitos
Palahueses
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 174 ff. 040-084
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 174 ff. 040-084
Language
Spanish
Notes
Appears in PI guide as exp 4, incomplete on ff. 79, after ff. 42, folio numbers are printed on right bottom corner of page
Reference Number
17400002
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Keywords
Indians (Religion-Christian)
Military Supplies
Mission Administration
Indians (Resettlement)
Fiscal Affairs
Food Supplies (Meat)
Mission Finances
Indians (Reduccion)
Indians (Population)
Indians (Conversion)
Indians (Travel Restrictions)
Indians (Pacification)
Mines (Discovery)
Indians (Settlement)
Municipal (Establishment)
General Subjects
Political
Economics
Missions
Religious
Mining

Military administrative correspondence dealing with military actions against Indians and other Indian affairs.

Serial Number
041-04042
Author(s)
Nava, Pedro de
Echegaray, Manuel
Concha, Fernando de la
Date
01-24-1793
End date
01-31-1793
Documentation
Chihuahua, Arispe, Nueva Mexico. January 24, 1793-January 31, 1793. 34p. Letters, informes, relaciones. Originals, signed, copies.
Summary
Series of documents concerning peaceful Indians being resettled in presidios. Mention is made of unwillingness Indians have to being moved, prefering to stay where they were born. Results of military campaigns against Apaches is reported to viceroy, outcome of military actions involved some Indians killed, soldiers injured, Indians taken prisoners including women and children. Document is made of several reports on military campaigns against Indian rebels and is repetitive. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)
Persons
Vinictinines (Capitan Indio)
Nautilnice (Capitan Indio)
Nava, Pedro de
Echegaray, Manuel de (Comandante)
Corvalan, Pedro (Intendente)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Moraga, Jose Ygnacio (Comandante)
Marquez, Agustin (Alferez)
Merino, Manuel
Equeracapa (General Indio)
Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)
Carrasco, Joseph Manuel (Capitan)
Valles, Dionisio (Teniente)
Fernandez, Agustin (Sargento)
Rengel, Manuel (Capitan)
Granados, Francisco (Teniente)
Ronquillo, Joseph (Alferez)
Tarin, Nicolas (Sargento)
Mesa, Miguel de (Teniente)
Sotelo, Ygnacio (Sargento)
Gabalden, Tomas (Sargento)
Places
Tupson (Presidio)
Sonora (Provincia)
Bacoachi (Pueblo)
Babispe
Nueva Vizcaya
Pecos (Rio)
Tison (Sierra)
Sierra Blanca (Sierra)
Llanos (Sierra)
Cadena
Mobanito (Paraje)
Canatlan (Pueblo)
San Geronimo
El Paso (Pueblo)
Carrizal (Presidio)
Durango
Mapini
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
Chiricaguis
Gandules
Viniectinines
Comanches
Quenarucanos
Nachacas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 524-541 exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 524-541 exp. 1
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17100018
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Keywords
Military Campaigns
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Mules
Horses
Women
Indians (Wars)
Indians (Reduccion)
Indians (Social And Moral Characteristics)
Indians (Population)
Vital Statistics
Military Life
Food Supplies (Beef)
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Military Injuries
Indian Auxiliaries
Indians (Settlement Patterns)
General Subjects
Political
Military
Ethnography
Exploration

Gubernatorial correspondence dealing with reports sent to the viceroy on the status of the provinces of Sonora and Nueva Vizcaya.

Serial Number
041-04041
Author(s)
Mata Binolas, Pedro de
Vasquez, Francisco
Vidal de Lorca, Manuel
Saenz Rico, Josef and others
Date
12-31-1792
End date
01-31-1793
Documentation
Chihuahua, fronteras, Santa Cruz, Pitic, Babispe, bacoachi, Tubac, namiquipa. December 31, 1792-January 31, 1793. 63p. Letters, informes, relaciones, charts. Originals, signed.
Summary
Series of documents concerning reports on military status of provincias Nueva Vizcaya and Sonora. Documents show charts contrasting figures of military personnel, weapons, ammunition, prisoners, sick soldiers and war casualties. Footnotes in every chart present a list of novedades occurred in the presidios between presidios, need for weapons, inventories of military supplies. Some charts contain lists (figures only), of Indian women, men and children in presidios, agricultural work, horses, mules, troop's check ups, etc. These footnotes are presented in diary form giving the day and the month of the event. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)
Persons
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Norbana, Antonio (Cadete)
Velez Escalante, Joseph
Moraga, Jose
Saenz Rico, Josef
Arbizu, Juan Jose de
Medina, Roque de
Urrea, Ygnacio de
Rivero, Jose Maria del (Alferez)
Villaescusa, Pedro
Merino, Manuel (Comandante)
Fernandez, Francisco
Mata, Pedro
Fadilla, Juan Jose (Capitan)
Almanza, Nicolas (Alferez)
Manrique, Joseph
Gonzales Silvestre
Granados, Francisco
Rengel, Manuel (Capitan)
Francisco (Indio)
Borica, Diego de (Coronel)
Bigotes (Capitan Indio)
Jose (Capitan Indio)
Diaz, Domingo
Vidal de Lorca, Manuel de
Rodriguez, Sebastian (Alferez)
Villarroel, Nicolas (Alferez)
Abreu, Santiago (Alferez)
Desmolado (Indio)
Carrazco, Jose Manuel (Capitan)
Ochoa, Manuel Joseph de
Nautilnice (Indio)
Nava, Pedro de
Places
Fronteras (Presidio)
Bacoachi
Babispe
Banos
Tupson (Presidio)
Altar (Presidio)
Buenavista, San Carlos de (Presidio)
Arispe
Cumpas (Pueblo)
Buenavista, San Rafael de (Presidio)
Lanos (Presidio)
Chihuahua
Casas Grandes
Carrizal (Presidio)
San Escario (Presidio)
Norte, Presidio del (Presidio)
Principe (Presidio)
San Geronimo (Presidio)
Conchas, Nuestra Senora del Pilar de
Namiquipa
Ethnic Groups
Gandules
Apaches
Pimas
Mescaleros
Military Groups
Santa Cruz, Compania de Caballeria de
Tupson, Compania de Caballeria del Real de
Babispe, Compania de Opatas de
San Diego, destacamento de
Tercera Compania Volante
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 493-523
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 493-523
Language
Spanish
Notes
Documents are repetitive.
Reference Number
17100017
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Keywords
Military Supplies
Military Personnel
Indians (Population)
Military Life
Logistics
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Weapons (Lanzas)
Military Combat Statistics
Bibliography (Gubernatorial Correspondence)
Presidios (Reorganization)
Weapons (Firearms)
General Subjects
Agriculture
Military
Economic
Exploration

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

Gubernatorial correspondence between several government officials and the viceroy, concerning the situation of Indians who have surrendered and come to work in the presidios. Account of some military actions.

Serial Number
041-04035
Author(s)
Nava, Pedro de (Brigadier)
Borica, Diego de (Gobernador)
Rangel, Manuel
Date
10-18-1792
End date
12-05-1792
Documentation
Chihuahua, Arispe, mapini, carrizal. October 18, 1792-December 5, 1792. 50p. Letters, informes, relaciones, peticiones. Originals, signed, copies, charts.
Summary
Series of documents dealing with gubernatorial correspondence against Indians, prisoners are taken, 32 casualties are inflicted on Indian forces including women and children; Capitancillo antel turned himself in after his Father capitancillo Chiquito was devoured by a bear; military campaign is launched against Indians who had stolen horses, actions left several soldiers killed by Indians in a prolonged battle; Lipanes surrendered and went to live at the presidios after they were offered good treatment; report is given that Indians are engaged in a controversy among themselves, situation that would favor an alliance with Spaniards; statistical chart showing number of Indians who are in peace with Spaniards, chart includes men, women and children in rancherias which are named with the name of the Indian leader. Charts showing number of horses in rancherias. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)
Persons
Echegaray, Manuel de (Teniente Coronel)
Mata Binolas, Pedro (Capitan)
Chiquito (Capitan Indio)
Escogeda, Joseph Ygnacio (Teniente)
Antel (Capitan Indio)
Nava, Pedro de (Brigadier)
Guegoca (Indio)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Carrasco, Joseph Manuel (Capitan)
Casanova, Manuel (Comandante)
Messa, Miguel (Teniente)
Diaz, Domingo (Capitan)
Maynez, Alberto (Comandante)
Limon, Cayetano (Alferez)
Jose (Capitan Indio)
Fuentes Paniagua, Bernabe (Alcalde)
Almendariz, Carlos
Borica, Diego de (Comandante)
Anteojos, Capitancillo de los (Capitan Indio)
Alegre (Capitan Indio)
Tovar, Joseph
Perez, Francisco (Interprete)
Pino Blanco (Capitan Indio)
Rengel, Manuel
Cavallero, Juan
Meras, Xavier
Places
Sonora (Provincia)
Fronteras (Presidio)
Mogollon (Sierra)
Bacoache
Nueva Vizcaya
Principe (Presidio)
San Carlos (Presidio)
San Geronimo (Presidio)
San Bartolome (Valle)
Guajuquilla (Valle)
Tulimes
Mapini (Real)
Canas (Paraje)
Pilar
Dolores (Hacienda)
Santa Cruz (Carretera)
Morrion (Sierra)
Chihuahua
Rio Grande (Rio)
Cadena (Hacienda)
Cerro Gordo
Espiritu Santo (Bahia)
Carrizal
Pena Blanca
Arenales
Santa Rosa
Valles (Cienega)
Bexar, San Antonio de
Ginestal (Rancheria)
Callo (Rancheria)
Tusegoslan (Rancheria)
Compa (Rancheria)
Vibora (Rancheria)
Guetlanaucha (Rancheria)
Niguicen (Rancheria)
Bucochindil (Rancheria)
Guelguenilsos (Rancheria)
Alamo
Florido (Rio)
Ethnic Groups
Gandules
Chiricaguis
Apaches
Mescaleros
Lipanes
Military Groups
Cuarta Compania Volante
Tulimes, destacamento Primero de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 332-357 exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 332-357 exp. 1
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17100011
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Military Campaigns
Indians (Rebellion)
Horses
Racial Classifications
Women
Animals (Wild)
Indians (Servitude)
Indians (Reduccion)
Indians (Population)
Military Life
Indians (Treaties)
Indians (Languages)
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Indian Auxiliaries
Indians (Negotiations)
Bears
Captives (Children)
Indians (Bravery)
Indians (War)
Indians (Spies)
General Subjects
Political
Military
Exploration

Gubernatorial correspondence dealing with Indian affairs and other war operations in Sonora provinces of El norte.

Serial Number
041-04032
Author(s)
Borica, Diego
Nava, Pedro de
Date
01-06-1792
End date
07-12-1792
Documentation
Chihuahua, Santa Fe del Nueva Mexico, San Diego. January 6, 1792-July 12, 1792. 98p. Letters, informes. Originals, signed, copies.
Summary
Concerns letters reporting on military campaigns against details of military actions against Indian rebels, several charts are included summarizing the results of military actions such as number of Indians and soldiers killed in combat, horses. Other letters mention fight among Indians resulting in several casualties. Report on novedades in provincias del Poniente such as Indian robberies and military campaigns. Letter recommending captain de la concha break relationship between Indian Yutas and Apaches. Notice is given about Indians willing to make peace with Spaniards and make alliance in order to revenge Indian Lipanes. Summary of operations against Indians who stole cattle and horses from presidios (chart is included). Indians surrendered to Spaniards bringing women and children. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)
Persons
Borica, Diego de (Gobernador)
Nava, Pedro de
Casanova, Manuel (Capitan)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Saenz, Joseph (Capitan)
Tona, Joseph (Teniente)
Villaescusa, Pedro (Capitan)
Echegaray, Manuel de (Coronel)
Grimaresa, Enrrique (Brigadier)
Albarez, Felipe de Jesus (Capitan General)
Padilla, Juan Joseph
Pluma Blanca (Indio)
Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)
Seiba, Nicolas (Teniente)
Griego, Joseph
Ruiz Pascual (Indio)
Ojos Colorados (Indio)
Bicanneti (Indio)
Brazo de Hierro (Capitan Indio)
Diaz, Domingo (Capitan)
Calvo (Indio)
Theilde, Fiedit (Capitan Indio)
Mata, Pedro (Capitan)
Grijalva, Marcial
Limon, Guillermo (Alferez)
Moraga, Joseph
Mata Binolas, Pedro (Capitan)
Demoscan, Antonio (Capitan)
Chiquito (Capitan)
Grimarest, Enrique (Intendente)
Places
Nueva Vizcaya
Nuevo Mexico
Sonora
Chihuahua
Baserac (Pueblo)
Guachinera
Bacanuchi (Hacienda)
Babispe
Tubac
Arispe
Altar (Pueblo)
Florida (Sierra)
Gila (Rio)
Muriquitachi (Cajon)
Santiago Papas
El Paso
Santa Barbara
Namiquipa
Cosiguriachi
Mapini (Real)
Tulimes
Principe (Pueblo)
Gila (Sierra)
Mogollon (Sierra)
Buenavista (Presidio)
Suaqui (Pueblo)
Alamos (Real)
San Joseph
Yaqui (Rio)
Raum (Mision)
Matape (Pueblo)
Aygame (Real)
Santa Catalina (Sierra)
Mapini (Presidio)
Arenales
Carrizal
Norte, Presidio del (Presidio)
Pecos (Presidio)
Lapicota (Paraje)
Cuitaca (Paraje)
Cieneguillas (Real)
Santa Cruz (Presidio)
Ymuris (Pueblo)
Fronteras (Presidio)
Chinapa (Pueblo)
Carmen (Sierra)
Tuxon (Presidio)
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
Opatas
Mescaleros
Pimas
Yaquis
Suaquis
Seris
Gandules
Lipanes
Lipanes
Lipiyanes
Yutas
Llaneros
Comanches
Natagees
Chiricaguis
Military Groups
Namiquipa, Segunda Compania Volante de
Norte, destacamento de Campana de la Division de
Babispe, Compania de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 242-291 exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 242-291 exp. 1
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17100008
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Keywords
Military Campaigns
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Horses
Women
Crimes (Theft)
Military Tactics
Indians (Crimes)
Indians (Social And Moral Characteristics)
Indians (Population)
Prisoners (War)
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Indian Auxiliaries
Military Combat Statistics
General Subjects
Military
Economics
Missions
Exploration

(illegible) que manifiesta la Apacheria que se halla de paz este presidio oi dia de la fecha . . . Numero 4.

Serial Number
041-04016
Author(s)
Casanova, Manuel de
Escageda, Jose
Uranga, Francisco Xavier de
Date
09-30-1792
End date
10-01-1792
Documentation
Carrizal, paso. September 30 to October 1, 1792. 10p. Informes. Signed.
Summary
Ff.431-432 list of names, ages of male Apaches (females listed without names), divided into camps of capitans Compa, Tetzegoslan, Cal Lo, Quietjal, Vivora, Quetlanaucha, Niguicen, Bacochindil, Quelqueninsos. Ff.433-434 chart showing number of Apache Capitancillos, men, women, horses in area around Carrizal; names of men listed, but lost in gutter. Gives locations of camps of Yagongli, guiguisen, Jasquielnote. F.435 Uranga writes briefly of contact with Apaches in Paso, their taking or leaving livestock. (A. Dean, October 1989)
Persons
Compa (Capitan Apache)
Nayulchi (Apache)
Tuscaye (Apache)
El Guero (Apache)
Quienauldi (Apache)
Taccayn (Apache)
Nanegin (Apache)
Checo (Apache)
Eltanayul (Apache)
Agustin (Apache)
Custiele (Apache)
Epe (Apache)
Luis (Apache)
Ignacio (Apache)
Simon (Apache)
Miscurriyaquel (Apache)
Nayco (Apache)
Nay in (Apache)
Tuyenata (Apache)
Quelsosdi (Apache)
Tetzegoslan (Capitan Apache)
Nadile (Apache)
Quislito (Apache)
Yanchan (Apache)
Cojo (Apache)
Tasdeta (Apache)
Gallo, El (Apache)
Tajulcagen (Apache)
Cal Lo (Capitan Apache)
Quebagintaja (Apache)
Quietjal (Capitan Apache)
Queninenyo (Apache)
Chantiele (Apache)
Queldesin (Apache)
Nanilnigi (Apache)
Ysquiedandie (Apache)
Queyalmas (Apache)
Anadestin (Apache)
Vivora (Capitan Apache)
Tucjudesat (Apache)
Quelchinel (Apache)
Yquee (Apache)
Bachain (Apache)
Tasquieica (Apache)
Canayguen (Apache)
Diciyelosla (Apache)
Esanapa (Apache)
Diciyanahie (Apache)
Ingonestles (Apache)
Jasquenasate (Apache)
Ysquinetilsige (Apache)
Quietanunju (Apache)
Ysquinechoye (Apache)
Quee (Apache)
Chaicage (Apache)
Ynchas (Apache)
Quetlanaucha (Capitan Apache)
Setandagen (Apache)
Veladestie (Apache)
Naltas (Apache)
Niguicen (Capitan Apache)
Quiebaytajan (Apache)
Bacochindil (Capitan Apache)
Tanajay (Apache)
Tajabestlo (Apache)
Pilchise (Apache)
Chaychose (Apache)
Donojaye (Apache)
Adalchose (Apache)
Quelqueninsos (Capitan Apache)
Culi (Apache)
Nayolquis (Apache)
Yeduschose (Apache)
Quedenchul (Apache)
Yenelgo (Apache)
Ypa (Apache)
Nantayslucal (Apache)
Chigoy (Apache)
Gosin (Apache)
Ninesche (Apache)
Quenidaltie (Apache)
Queltayestle (Apache)
Nasitie (Apache)
Casanova, Manuel de
Escageda, Jose
Yagongli (Capitancillo Apache)
Guiguicen (Capitancillo Apache)
Jasquielnote (Capitancillo Apache)
Glicogon (Apache)
Jasguiedapa (Apache)
Vitlatlu (Apache)
Bincha (Apache)
Barrio (Capitancillo Apache, Aka Nzaze)
Nzaza (Capitancillo Apache, Aka Barrio)
Maselchidi (Capitancillo Apache)
Chineslan (Capitancillo Apache)
Uranga, Francisco Xavier de
Malla (Capitancillo Apache, Aka Chaie)
Chaie (Capitancillo Apache, Aka Malla)
Jasquietjance (Apache)
Sian (Apache)
Quenayostaja (Apache)
Quidonsli (Apache)
Places
Bacoachi
Ojo de la Virgen
Pajarito
Janos
Carrizal (Presidio)
Chino (Cerro)
Sacramento (Sierra)
Paso
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 170 ff. 431-435, 475-479 (Duplicates)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 170 ff. 431-435, 475-4
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios not numbered, part of some pages lost in gutter.
Reference Number
17000016
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Census
Indians (Population)
Indians (Languages)
Topography
Indians (Settlement Patterns)
Indians (Census
Apache)
General Subjects
Ethnography
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