Indians (Prisoners)(Children)

Documents concerning allotment of lands to the population and soldiers of Horcasitas. Others concerning Indians prisoners.

Serial Number

041-05514

Author(s)

Balbuena, Joachin de

Escandon y Llera, Manuel de (Capitan)

Escandon, Joseph (Coronel)

and others

Date

10-17-1764

End date

05-14-1765

Documentation

Nuevo Santander. October 17, 1764-May 14, 1765. 40p. Letters, relaciones, autos. Originals, signed.

Summary

Autos from Spanish of Horcasitas to Escandon requesting land near Tanchipa Sierra as it is better for agriculture; Escandon agrees, orders possession under property rules, notifies virrey of land distribution; letters from Escandon to virrey concerning eleven Indian prisoners, prisoners sent by Cordillera, each village certifies number until arrival at royal court. All prisoners delivered to royal court except two old Indian woman. (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Persons

Gorraez, Joseph de (Secretario)

Oyabide, Joseph Antonio (Capitan)

Faxardo, Juan Ignacio (Alferez)

Soto, Pedro

Salzedo, Francisco

Echagoyan, Diego de

Maldonado, Joseph Antonio

Diaz, Diego

Resendis, Agustin

Contreras, Joseph

Gomez, Miguel

Flores, Esteban

Raga, Andres de la

Morales, Joaquin

Enrriquez, Juan Antonio

Capistrano, Juan Joseph

Izaguirre, Cayetano de

Aguilar, Pedro de

Aguilar, Thomas de

Molina, Miguel

Izaguirre, Joaquin de

Rodriguez, Francisco

Bazquez, Juan Antonio

Aguilar, Phelipe de

Bazquez, Aparicio

Izaguirre, Juan Christoval

Ponze, Azencio

Oyarvide, Antonio de

Escandon, Joseph (Coronel)

San Christoval, Luis (Escribano)

Lorenzo, Antonio

Noriega, Melchor de

Ribera, Juan de

Valcarcel, Domingo (Auditor)

Camacho, Christoval

Maria, Joseph (Indio)

Escandon y Llera, Manuel de (Capitan)

Gertrudis (India)

Dolor, Maria (India)

Antonia, Maria (India)

Candelaria, Margarita (India)

Zuzuarregui, Joseph Maria de (Teniente)

Melo Fernandez, Juan Antonio

Salas, Francisco (Cabo)

Lopez, Phelipe

Rodriguez, Julian (Cabo)

Ortiz de Zarate, Joseph Antonio

Rocha, Manuel Joseph de la (Licenciado)

Castro, Juan de (Cabo)

Cortes Monrroy, Manuel

Alcantara, Pedro de

Avendano, Juan Faustino

Carvallido y Villerino, Joseph

Suvia, Joseph Joachin

Mendoza, Jorge (Cabo)

Fuente, Santiago de la (Teniente)

Banos, Joseph de Cruillas, Marques de (Virrey)

Lubian y Vieyra, Joseph Antonio (Capitan)

Estarrona y Urbina, Francisco

Fernandez de la Madrid, Diego

Ochoa, Juan Manuel

Pruneda, Juan Manuel (Teniente)

Riba, Antonio de (Oydor)

Quesada, Juan Antonio (Teniente)

Parrilla, Luis

Laredo, Juan Antonio

Castillo, Manuel del

Garcia, Joseph

Santos, Agustin de los

Ocana, Manuel de

Esparza, (?) (Padre)

Roxas, Antonio de

Gamboa, Francisco Xavier

Sandoval, Felix

Places

Mante (Rio)

Horcasitas

Tanchipa (Sierra)

Gorda (Sierra)

Elguera (Mision)

Nuevo Santander

Santa Barbara

Alaquinos (Mision)

San Joseph (Mision)

Santa Maria del Rio

Sichu, San Juan Bautista de

Queretaro, Santiago de

San Juan del Rio

Guichiapan, San Matheo

Cuautitla

Tacuba

Zacatecas, Guadalupe de (Colegio)

Texas

Huehuesca

Tula

Ethnic Groups

Xanambres

Palangueques

Boca Prietas

Casimas

Mecos

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 248 ff. 020-040

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 248 ff. 020-040

Language

Spanish

Notes

Folios numbered.

Reference Number

24800002

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Women

Land (Measures)

Indians (Prisoners)(Children)

General Subjects

Legal

Agriculture

Social-Organization

Reports of milicia activities near vieja Tamaulipa sierra.

Serial Number

041-05456

Author(s)

Munoz, Manuel (Teniente Coronel)

Sierragorda, Conde de la

Buedo, Francisco (Fray)

and others

Date

12-14-1789

End date

07-05-1803

Documentation

Presos del rey, others. December 14, 1789 to jul 5, 1803. (transcribed April 11, 1804). 34p. Informes, letters. Transcribed.

Summary

Letters (transcribed by Hidalgo in 1804) between Munoz, Serna, Buedo reporting situation between civilians, Indians near Vieja Tamaulipa Sierra. Describes civilians killing Indians, vice versa. Milicias celebrate successful campaigns by taking ears of dead Indians, displaying them on pillory. Mention of panguay treaty with J.e. Serna, by which they help Milicia exterminate other Indians. Skirmishes summarized. Mentions shipments of powder, bullets, horses, provisions to mission at Horcasitas. Buedo reports on Panguayes, Martinez Indians at mission, praising Martinez' valor. Mention of Serna taking in two Indian orphans. Cisneros' record of travels with J.e. And J.v. Serna in region surrounding Presas del Rey. J.v. is Father of J.e. Serna. (A. Dean, July 1989)

Persons

Serna, Juan Estevan de la (Teniente)

Larranaga, Francisco Ignacio de

Munoz, Manuel (Teniente Coronel)

Serna, Juan Antonio de la (Teniente)

Serna, Juan Vicente de la (Capitan)

Fernandez, Nicolas

Sierragorda, Conde de la

Rivera, Roque

Buedo, Francisco (Fray)

Sazaga, Diego de (Teniente Coronel)

Guzman, Joaqin (Cura)

Tomas, Juan (Capitan Indio)

Cisneros, Jose Maria (Teniente)

Yxart, Francisco (Coronel) (Gobernador)

Mendez Prieto y Fernandez, Antonio

Villanueba, Agustin de

Hidalgo, Tomas

Hierresuelo, Gabriel de

Castillo, Pedro del

Lozano, Manuel

Places

Nuevo Santander

Tula, San Antonio de (Villa)

Altamira

Horcasitas

Llera

Croix

Guemez

Tamaulipa (Sierra)

Escandon

Soto la Marina

Padilla

Santillana

Laredo (Villa)

Horcasitas, San Juan Bautista de

Nuestre Padre San Francisco de (Mision)

Presas del Rey (Villa)

San Vicente (Mision)

Carrizal (Rio)

Tigre (Arroyo)

Aguacate (Estero)

Moron

Aguaio

Burgos

Ethnic Groups

Yeguas

Panguaies

Aretines

Martinez (Indios)

Saraguaies

Military Groups

Nuevo Santander, Frontera de la Colonia del, Milicias de la

Altamira, Auxilio de

Horcasitas, Auxilio de

Reales Exercitos, Caballeria de Los

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 245 Part I, ff. 098-114

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 245 Part I, ff. 098-11

Language

Spanish

Notes

Folios not numbered.

Reference Number

24500004

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Indians (Relations)

Military Supplies

Military Campaigns

Indians (Intertribal Relations)

Militia

Indians (Reduccion)

Exploration

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Indian Auxiliaries

Indians (Bravery)

Indians (Prisoners)(Children)

General Subjects

Military

Ethnography

Missions

Cuenta de gastos de conduccion de Apaches a Mexico, hecha por el cadete del presidio del Pitic, don Jose Maria del Rivero.

Serial Number

041-05067

Author(s)

Rivero, Jose Maria del (Cadete)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Merino, Manuel

and others

Date

00-00-1772

End date

01-13-1789

Documentation

Pitic. August 17, 1788-January 13, 1789. 76p. (Approx) Letters, cuentas. Signed, unsigned, copies, originals.

Summary

Correspondence concerns relocation from Chihuahua to Mexico of 77 Apaches, mostly women and children, taken as prisoners of war; 2 children die at start of journey, one woman gravely ill, left in Chihuahua; Cadete in charge of 'collera de prisoneros' compensated for expenses from 'fondos de gratificacion' of presidios and companies involved in move; correspondence between Cadete and officials in towns, presidios at which 'Collera' to arrive, concerning accommodations, special attention paid to Young childrem, nursing mothers, men to remain at jail, responsibility for costs incurred discussed; Cadete's 'Cuenta' of expenses, including number, cost, of mules used each day of journey, itemized account of rations; mention of 15 Apaches missing from 'Collera', 1-9-89; expenses overrun available funds, Cadete's inheritance from dead Father encumbered. (L. Kerr, February 1989)

Persons

Rivero, Jose Maria del (Cadete)

Florez, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Merino, Manuel

Beregana, Domingo de (Real Tesorero)

Gutierrez, Juan (Ayudante Inspector)

Dias de Hortega, Phelipe (Gobernador)

Santa Maria, Manuel de (Juez)

Llano y Valdes, Andres

Oronoz, Manuel

Reynozo, Geronimo

Castro, Jose Sipriano de

Bonilla, Antonio

Gilavert, Vicente (Ministro)

Herrera, Fernando de (Ministro)

Flores, Jose

Campo Marin, Manuel de

Alegria, Martin Joseph de

Rodriguez, Tomas

Gutierrez del Mazo, Ramon

Martinez de Vargas, Augustin

Zamora, Joaquin (Ministro Ejecutor)

Places

Pitic (Presidio)

Chihuagua

San Bartholome (Valle)

Talamantes (Rancho)

Guaquillas (Presidio)

Pasaje (Puesto)

Durango

Guadalupe, Nuestra Senora de (Mision)

Arroyo Sarco (Hacienda)

Pueblos de Tierra (Hacienda)

San Carlos de Buenavista (Presidio)

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

Military Groups

Pitic, Compania Presidial de

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 230 ff. C0029-067 (unnumbered folios) 1103

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 230 ff. C0029-067 (Unn

Language

Spanish

Notes

Some margins cut, appears as expediente 4 in indice del ramo, referred to as '1103' in document, unpaginated.

Reference Number

23000009

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Keywords

Indians (Relations)

Military Finances

Indians (Resettlement)

Indians (Mistreatment)

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Indians (Prisoners)(Children)

Indians (Collera)

General Subjects

Political

Military

Letters between Ugarte y Loyola and Revilla Gigeda concerning Indian auxiliaries, reduccion, rebellion.

Serial Number

041-04310

Author(s)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Medina, Roque de (Teniente Coronel)

Gasiot y Miralles, Juan

and others

Date

02-26-1790

End date

07-07-1790

Documentation

Altar, others. February 26 to July 7, 1790. 30p. Letters, drafts. Signed, transcribed.

Summary

Letter describing Apache raid on Cienega. Son of Quegocga captured. Mention of war in Chiricahua mountains, Chiricahua troop and fugitives camped at Bacoachi. All of Aysose's followers in reduccion at Bacoachi, also Neya and 25 of his tribe (apparently submitted to this to be reunited with his Brother, captive elsewhere). Pozo imprisoned for trying to rally Chiricahua converts against Spaniards. Mention of Tarahumara delinquents imprisoned in Durango. 100 Tarahumaras in Sonora detachment commanded by Marrufo. Mention of intent to form corps of military, citizens, Indians of pueblos, Gentiles toward effort to destroy Gilenos. (A. Dean, March 1989)

Persons

Saenz Rico, Joseph (Capitan)

Leiva, Nicolas (Alferez)

Medina, Roque de (Comandante)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de

Castro, Antonio

Bazquez, Francisco Xavier

Ferreyra, Joseph (Alferez)

Leiva, Nicolas (Alferez)

Quegocga (Capitan)(Apache)

Moraga, Ignacio (Alferez)

Ochoa, Custodio (Caravinero)

Moreno, Manuel

Gasiot y Miralles, Juan

Cordero, Antonio (Capitan)

Carrasco, Joseph Manuel (Capitan)

Neya (Capitancillo)(Apache)

Pozo, Joseph (Capitancillo)(Apache)

Grimarest, Henrique de

Aysose (Capitan) (Chiricahua)

Natanijui (Familia)

Marrufo, Ramon

Chami (Indio) (Capitan)

Tovaz, Joseph Maria de (Capitan)

Diaz de Luna, Miguel (Alferez)

Peru, Joaquin (Teniente)

Moreno, Valentin (Sargento)

Places

Cieneguilla (Real)

Sonora

Altar (Presidio)

Sicurisuta (Sierra)

Chihuahua

Boquillas

Cienega

Tupson (Presidio)

Vizcaya

San Ignacio

Chami (Indio)

Bambuto (Cajon)

Arispe

Bacoachic

Chiricagui (Sierras)

San Marcial

San Simon

Santa Cruz (Presidio)

Babispe

Bacaruchi (Hacienda)

Durango

Cianori

Carmen (Hacienda)

Janos

Nuevo Mexico

Ethnic Groups

Gandules

Apaches

Chiricaguis

Taraumaras

Gilenos

Military Groups

Altar, Presidio del, Tropa de

Bacoachic, Tropa y Chiricaguis de Frontera de Sonora, Compania de

Frontera, destacamentos de La

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 191 ff. 213-227

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 191 ff. 213-227

Language

Spanish

Notes

Folios not numbered, part of some pages lost in gutter.

Reference Number

19100011

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General Subjects

Military

Ethnography

Letters, diaries from Munoz and Trevino and responses from virrey Conde concerning Indian activity in province of Texas first in this series begins with en ofoicio de 9 del. Corrte.

Serial Number

041-03904

Author(s)

Munoz, Manuel (Governador de Texas, Teniente Coronel)

Trevino, Antonio (Sargento)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)

Date

03-24-1791

End date

01-17-1792

Documentation

San Antonio de Bexar. May 24., 1791 - January 17, 1792. 52pp. Approximate. Letters, relaciones, diarios. Originals, copies. Putting a halt on supplies being shipped to quiscate while giving supply of tobacco and gunpowder to group of comanches and tacahuanes preparing for battle against lipanes; virrey reminds munoz that within his province are people secretly collaborating with lipanes and urges discovery of these individuals; comanches offer to contain Apache incursions in exchange for right to settle near the Rio Grande, tahuacanes, tancahueses, and tahuayases make similar proposal in regards to lipanes; diary of daily events concerning lipanes by trevino - goes out in search of lipanes rancherias finds some abondoned settlements that evidence recent fighting (horse killed with arrow), enlists the help of taguayas(indian) in search for lipanes, finds out that lipanes have been informed of search by other spies who Spanish had been using, confrontation with lipanes with help of indians from the comanche nation and taguayazes who looted more than they fought; renewed commitment on the part of the comanches to fight against the Apaches; munoz cites linkages formed by marriages as principal reason why there are collaborators with lipanes; mentions Castro in regards to resettling of 400 comanches on the banks of the Rio Grande; report elaborating on a series of thefts and attacks committed by comanches in San Antonio and bahia del Espiritu Santo; lipanes send a 70 year old member of their nation to ask military to explain the new hostilities between the Spanish and his nation; Gomez killed and boy taken prisoner in indian attack; gives some numbers on recent thefts and attacks and who was sent out in search of indians responsible. (O. Velez, September 1989)

Persons

Munoz, Manuel (Governador)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)

Trevino, Antonio (Sargento)

Espadas, Manuel de (Teniente)

Castro, Ramon de (Commandante General)

Barrera, Juan

Rios, Francisco (Sargento)

Cortes, Juan (Capitan)

Hernandez, Bonifacio

Rodriguez, Prudencio (Sargento)

Menchaca, Jose (Alferes)

Urrutia, Manuel de (Alferez)

Gomez, Jose

Fernandez, Bernardo (Primer Teniente)

Lamath, Nicolas

Renteria, Mariano

Menchaca, Luis

Places

San Antonio de Bexar (Presidio)

San Jose (Mision)

San Juan (Mision)

Rosario, (Mision)

Espiritu Santo, Bahia del (Presidio)

San Jose de Aguayo (Mision)

Milipa

Saltillo

Ethnic Groups

Tahuacanes

Comanches

Tancahueses

Tahuayases

Taguayazes

Lipanes

Apache Lipanes

Apache Mescaleros

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 162 ff. 455-481 (Approx) exp. 11

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 162 ff. 455-481 (Appro

Language

Spanish

Notes

Folios unnumbered. First in this series begins with the phrase found above in title

Reference Number

16200032

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Keywords

Indians (Intertribal Relations)

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Indians (Battle Tactics)

Captives (Of Indians)

Spies And Spying

Indians (Settlement Patterns)

Indians (Prisoners)(Children)

Indians (Fugitives)

General Subjects

Military

Ethnography

cuenta presentada por el sargento Gaspar Lechon a los gastos imbertidos en la collera de mecos...

Serial Number

041-03627

Author(s)

Lasaga, Diego de (Gobernador)

Olvera, Pedro Ignacio (Fray)

Lechon, Gaspar de (Sargento)

and others

Date

02-09-1783

End date

05-20-1783

Documentation

Soto la marina. March 11, 1783-May 20, 1783. 36p. (Approx) Instancias, cuenta. Originals, signed.

Summary

Concerns 'conduccion' of Mecos and Aracates to 'corte de Mexico' from San Luis Potosi; Lechon assigned to lead 'collera,' which includes 69 men and women (17 couples). First folios concern assignment to Quixas of 34 Mecos (27 women, 1 whom died, 4 children, 2 babies) jailed in Tula; presumably join Lechon's 'collera.' Santiago, Aracate Indian accused of several crimes, encarcerated until 'collera' arrives. Also included are signed statements in which officials attest to presence of 'collera' and military escorts in their towns. Lechon submits itinerary/'cuenta' of expenditures; approved, but ordered to return unused portion of money allotted. (L. Kerr, June 1989)

Persons

Lechon, Gaspar (Sargento)

Lasaga, Diego de (Gobernador)

Quixas, Jose Maria de (Sargento)

Fernandez, Juan Antonio Alejo (Capitan)

Olvera, Pedro Ignacio (Fray)

Castilla y Larza, Josef de (Capitan)

Mayorga, Martin de (Virrey)

Santiago (Indio)

Castilla, Jose de

Batista, Jose Vicente

Rincon, Joseph Ignacio

Herrera, Joseph Antonio

Millan, Jose Francisco

Herrera, Josef Mariano

Ximenes, Pedro (Subteniente)

Vasquez de Morales, Francisco (Teniente General)

Lemus, Juan (Justicia)

Davila, Francisco Ignacio

Garcia Margain, Prudencio (Teniente Justicia)

Fernandez de Aguiar, Pedro (Capitan)

Henriquez, Mariana (Viuda de Aguiar)

Mesia

Carrillo

Ruiz de Palacios, Gerardo

Galvez

Posada

Alegria

Campo Marin

Abad

Lopez de la Paliza, Juan Antonio

Places

Soto la Marina (Villa)

San Carlos (Villa)

Tula (Villa)

San Luis Potosi

San Francisco (Valle)

San Miguel El Grande (Villa)

San Felipe (Villa)

Queretaro (Ciudad)

Tepexi, San Francisco de (Pueblo)

Quantitlan (Pueblo)

Balle (Pueblo)

Dolores (Pueblo)

Chichimequillas

Aroyo Sarco

Guadalupe, Nuestra Senora

Ethnic Groups

Mecos

Aracates

Military Groups

San Carlos, Cavalleria de

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 147 ff. 240-257 exp. 33 (Approx)

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 147 ff. 240-257 exp. 3

Language

Spanish

Notes

Some copies very dark, all unpaginated.

Reference Number

14700012

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Keywords

Indians (Prisoners)(Children)

General Subjects

testimonio del expediente formado sobre capitulos del senor governador del Nuevo Reyno de Leon, don Melchor Vidal de Lorca, con un mapa.

Serial Number

041-03554

Author(s)

Lorca y Villena, Melchor Vidal de

Date

09-02-1776

End date

07-06-1779

Documentation

Mexico. December 2, 1776. 158p. Informes. Copies.

Summary

Concerns pacification of Indians, protection of haciendas in Nuevo Leon; accounts of fighting and deaths; many place names; repetitive otherwise. Several references to a map, but no map present. (K.hubin, oct.1989)

Persons

Lorca y Villena, Melchor Vidal de

Fernandez Madrid, Diego

Elisondo, Pedro

Urridi (Regidor)

Barrio, Pedro del

San Miguel de Aguayo (Marques)

Patricio (Indio)

Peramas, Melchor de

Garcia, Pedro (Cura)

Sanchez de Casahonda, Juan

Echagaray, Francisco de

Garcia Esparza, Pedro Josef (Cura)

Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Bailio Frey)

Valcarcel, Domingo

Cantu, Geronimo

Arrese, Cosme Damiano de

Canal, Jose Mariano de la

Zauto, Balthasar

Taurequi, Jose de

Basterra, Pedro

Ximenes, Joachin

Gizon, Juan Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)

Sollano, Joachin

Penasco, Conde de

Goribar, Juan

Orobio, Prudencio

Croiz (Comandante Caballero)

Gorraez, Joseph de

Places

Iguana (Monte)

Salado (Rio)

Lampazos (Punta)

Laredo (Colonia)

Rebilla (Colonia)

Mier (Colonia)

Vallecillo

Sabinas

Cartujanes (Meza)

Sabinas (Rio)

Orcasitas (Villa)

Monte Rey

San Miguel El Grande

San Felipe Linares (Villa)

Cadereyta

Pilon

Borrego (Mesillas)

(Pueblo)

Anelo (Pueblo)

Basterra

Pesqueria Grande

Popa

San Bernabe

Benado

Culebra (Puerto)

Nacatas

Gomas

Salinas (Canon)

Sauna (Canon)

Nueva Viscaya

Saltillo (Villa)

Merillas (Hacienda)

Santa Maria (Hacienda)

Tlaxcala (Boca)

Leones, Boca de (Cierra)

Flores (Potrero)

Carrizal (Hacienda)

Catujanes (Mesa)

Coahuila

Carroza (Puerto)

Alamo (Hacienda)

San Juan Baptista (Presidio)

San Ambrosio

Laxa (Paso)

Armadillo (Canon)

Santa Rosa (Rancho)

Pantano (Rancho)

San Simon (Rancho)

Vallecillo (Real)

Guajolote (Real)

Gualeguas

Serralbo

Espantoza (Cierra)

Salitre

Colorado (Cerro)

Golondrinas

Camargo

Reynosa

Parajes (Pueblo)

San Antonio de Bejar (Presidio)

Santa Rosa (Presidio)

San Saba (Presidio)

San Vizente (Presidio)

Babia, la (Presidio)

San Andres (Mision)

San Luis Potosi

Cienega de El Toro

Monclova (Villa)

Tres Rios (Boca)

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

Tlascaltecos

Alazapas

Gilenos

Lipanes

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 143 ff. 340-418

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 143 ff. 340-418

Language

Spanish

Notes

Folios unnumbered; page numbers Approximate; this series begins with the phrase found in the title above.

Reference Number

14300021

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Keywords

Indians (Rebellion)

Militia

Indians (Pacification)

Haciendas (Defense)

Military

Indians (Prisoners)(Children)

General Subjects

Military

Correspondence between viceroy and comandante general de Provincias Internas.

Serial Number

041-02089

Author(s)

Guemes Pacheco y de Padilla, Juan Vicente (Virrey)

Date

03-16-1788

End date

12-05-1790

Documentation

December 5, 1790. 54p. Letter. Proceso. Orders.

Summary

Documents relating to military appointments, transfers, invalid licences to different officers of presidios of Provincias Internas. Orders from viceroy to Ugarte not to correspond directly with consejo de indias as his transfer to Guadalaxara is in effect at this time. (A. Dell'acqua, October 1987)

Persons

Saez, Ignacio

Pacheco, Rafael

Alvares, Felipe

Baamonde, Manuel (Gobernador)

Jusiot, Juan

Carrasco, Joseph Ignacio (Capitan)

Estrada, Caledonio (Capitan)

Salazar, Honorio (Alferez)

Gonzales, Bernardino (Teniente)

Gomes, Manuel

Fernandez, Francisco (Alferez)