Indians (Reduccion)

Documents concerning Apaches in reduccion at Bacoachi .

Serial Number
041-04321
Author(s)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Grimarest, Henrique de (Brigadier)
Denojeant, Antonio
and others
Date
08-30-1790
End date
10-12-1790
Documentation
Arispe, others. August 30 to October 12, 1790. 16p. Letters, drafts. Signed, copies.
Summary
Describes attack on Apache camp at Sierra del Peyote, one Spanish captive freed, prisoners taken. Grimarest offers Chiricahuas at Bacoachi four pesos for each enemy prisoner or Head they deliver. Gets immediate response. Reduccion of Neya, his band. Trouble with Apache congregation at Bacoachi still loyal to Pozo. List of friendly Apaches leaving Bacoachi with Castilla. List of Apaches from Neya's camp who conceded peace, includes women. (A. Dean, April 1989)
Persons
Oronoz, Manuel (Sargento)
Ugarte, Joseph Joaquin de (Alferez)
Dias, Domingo (Capitan)
Montes, Ventura (Teniente)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Revilla Gigeda, Conde de (Virrey)
Grimarest, Henrique de (Brigadier)
Chonstgee (Indio) (A.K.A. Chiquito)
Neya, Alexandro (Capitancillo)(Indio)
Pozo, Joseph Castilla, Carlos
Chaco (Apache)
Nanegin (Apache)
Atanacio (Apache)
Pitaicacheno, Jose Maria (Apache)
El Chato Juan (Apache)
Oquies (Apache)
Leonardo (Apache)
Josen (Apache)
Tude, Luis (Apache)
Bilun (Apache)
Bitchade (Apache)
Juli (Apache)
Pasqual El Guavesi (Apache)
Yundisu (Apache)
Ejoe (Apache)
Baltasar (Apache)
Mantecoso (Apache)
Chanalcadi (Apache)
Queyasta (Apache)
Jachin, Reyes (Apache)
Chastu (Apache)
Nantasiti (Apache)
Espiritu (Apache)
Nayeltine (Apache)
Chanacuje (Apache)
Aucho (Apache)
Nagatosi (Apache)
Escalante (Apache)
Xavier El Chico (Apache)
Paisili (Mujer Apache)
Quiltojen (Mujer Apache)
Quincenda (Mujer Apache)
Yitoe (Mujer Apache)
Denofeant, Antonio
Nadadsole (Apache)
Yaschil (Apache)
Ya Anson (Viuda Apache)
Cacheen (Mujer Apache)
Nigues (Apache)
Gondlin (Apache)
Gasiot y Miralles, Juan
Cordero, Manuel (Apache)
Nayesin (Apache)
Places
Peyote (Sierra)
Chihuahua
Nueva Vizcaya
Sonora
Bacuachic
Noria (Hacienda)
Chiricagui (Sierra)
Arispe
Ethnic Groups
Mezcaleros
Apaches
Chiricaguis
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 191 ff. 322-329
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 191 ff. 322-329
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios not numbered.
Reference Number
19100022
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Keywords
Military Campaigns
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Women
Indians (Resettlement)
Indians (Reduccion)
Indians (Conversion)
Vital Statistics
Indians (Pacification)
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Captives (Of Indians)
Indians (Women)
General Subjects
Military
Ethnography

Ugarte y Loyola reports to Revilla Gigeda on peace negotiations with Yagonxli.

Serial Number
041-04313
Author(s)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo
Tovar, Jose Maria
Gasiot y Miralles, Juan
and others
Date
07-16-1790
End date
08-12-1790
Documentation
Janos, others. July 16 to August 12, 1790. 22p. Letters, draft. Signed, transcribed.
Summary
Compa established at Janos with small troop of Chiricahuas. Yagonxli, natanfui, other Gilenos in reduccion at Ojos Colorados near Janos. Yagonxli sincerely wants peace, but begs release of his Brother Tagaguechie from chaingang in capital before he will make treaty. Ugarte y Loyola tries to arrange it. Yagonxli, his men on work detail at Janos. Rich exalting nature, death better than humiliation. Also warrior. Letter from Compa to his Father Ugarte y Loyola, part of another page blocking most of content. Draft of letter saying bad idea to make peace with Apaches, preferable to keep trust of Comanches, other tribes who hate Apaches. Suggests capturing all Apaches, shipping adults to Havana. (A. Dean, March 1989)
Persons
Tovar, Joseph Maria de (Comandante)
Yagonxli (Capitancillo Gileno)
Jas Kie Kanecjal (A.K.A. Natanifui)(Gileno)
Natanifui (A.K.A. Jas Kie Kanecjal) (Gileno)
Compa (Capitancillo)
Cordero, Antonio (Teniente Coronel)
Tagaguechie (Gileno)
Rivero, Joseph Maria (Alferez)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Almanza, Nicolaz (Alferez)
Niguisen
Gasiot y Miralles, Juan
Places
Janos (Presidio)
Mimbres
Chihuahua
Colorado (Serro)
San Buenaventura (Valle)
Manta Prieta
Nogales
Escondida (Sierra)
Carrizal
Chiricaque
Baquachic
Bavispe
Ojos Colorados (Rancheria)
Cisolo
Texas
Havana
Ethnic Groups
Chiricaguis
Apaches
Comanches
Lipanas
Natages
Lipiyanas
Military Groups
Niguisen, Quadrilla de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 191 ff. 249-260
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 191 ff. 249-260
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios not numbered. Part of some pages lost in gutter, 252 partially covered.
Reference Number
19100014
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Military Campaigns
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Indians (Resettlement)
Indians (Servitude)
Indians (Religion-Native)
Labor Force (Indians)
Indians (Reduccion)
Indians (Social And Moral Characteristics)
Indians (Pacification)
Indians (Treaties)
Indians (Languages)
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Punishments (Deportation)
Indian Auxiliaries
Indians (Social Organization)
Labor Force (Construction)
Indians (Negotiations)
Treaties (Negotiation)
Building Materials (Jacal)
General Subjects
Military
Ethnography

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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Keywords
Indians (Depredations)
Indians (Relations)
Military Campaigns
Indians (Intertribal Relations)
Indians (Rebellion)
Indians
Indians (Wars)
Indians (Resettlement)
Crimes (Treason And Rebellion)
Indians (Crimes)
Indians (Reduccion)
Indians (Conversion)
Vital Statistics
Criminals
Indians (Land Disputes)
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Indians (Prisoners)
Indian Auxiliaries
Indians (Social Organization)
Indians (Punishments)
Captives (Children)
Children (Hostages)
Indian Fugitives
Indians (Prisoners)(Children)
General Subjects
Military
Ethnography

Numero 6 de los papeles del superior gobierno

Serial Number
041-04208
Author(s)
Dias de Rivera, Diego (Escribano)
Aviles, Antonio de (Teniente de Gobernador)
Date
12-01-1715
End date
04-09-1723
Documentation
Mexico. April 22, 1723. 78 p. Letters, informes, relaciones. Traslados.
Summary
Series of traslados of short documents concerning career of Martin de Alarcon between 1715 and 1723. His main services have been in the colonization of Texas, establishing new settlements (E.g., San Antonio de los Llanos, presidio de San Antonio de Valero) and reducing many Indian groups, and as a military officer in different companies (training soldiers, equipping entire companies at his expense, and fighting against French smugglers in the northern frontier). (A. Nielsen, November 1989)
Persons
Alarcon, Martin de (Gobernador)
Espiguel de Avila, Ramon de (Corregidor)
Valero, Marques de (Virrey)
Dias de Rivera, Diego (Escribano)
Zuniga y Guzman, Baltasar de
Olivares (Fray)
Serda Moran, Joseph de la
Pedrosa, Joseph
Idalgo, Juan Manuel
Marchena, Pedro de
Bracamonte, Juan Ortiz de (Escribano)
Galve, Conde de (Virrey)
Zevallos Villagutierres, Alonso de (Presidente Audiencia)
Ortega Montanes, Juan de (Virrey)
Bravo Medrano, Juan (Conde de Santa Rosa)
Celiz, Luis Antonio Hermoso de (Fray)
Lopez Sapata, Joseph
Abrego, Joseph Flores de (Comisario del Santo Oficio)
Aviles, Antonio de (Teniente de Gobernador)
Gorraes Beaumonte y Navarra, Pedro de
Rodrigues de Posadas, Juan
Ariza y Valdes, Francisco Xavier (Escribano)
San Miguel de Aguayo, Marques de
Casafuerte, Marques de (Virrey)
Canas, Pedro de
Places
Mexico (Ciudad)
Texas (Provincia)
Coaguila
Sacatecas (Minas)
San Bernardo (Lago)
Vejar (Villa)
San Marcos (Rio)
Guadalupe (Rio)
Iacona y Samora (Villa)
Nueva Galicia
Nuevo Reino de Leon
Nueva Viscaya
Masapil, San Diego del
Sacatecas, San Francisco de (Provincia)
Saltillo, Santiago del (Villa)
Nueva Tlascala (Pueblo)
Llanos, San Antonio de los (Villa)
Valero, San Antonio de (Presidio)
Ethnic Groups
Guachidoles
Chararaixes
Tecos
Tamaulipas
Terocodames
Tintamares
Tripas Blancas
Docodames
Ocoiames
Military Groups
Guadalaxara, Batallon de la Ciudad de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 075-113
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 075-113
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18300005
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Keywords
Indians (Reduccion)
Military Service Records
Crime (Contraband)
General Subjects
Military
Biography

Autos related to the past entry. Autos from Theran for virrey dealing with the interrogations of the military who participate in the exploration of the Nueva Montana de Santander.

Serial Number
041-04198
Author(s)
Theran de los Rios, Domingo (Gobernador)
Salinas Varona, Gregorio de
Massanet, Damian (Fray)
and others
Date
07-19-1791
End date
08-04-1791
Documentation
Texas. July 19, 1791-August 4, 1791. 36p. Letters. Signed.
Summary
Letter from gobernador de Texas for virrey informing him of the interrogations made of the military who participated in the exploration of the Nueva Montana de Santander y santillana. The autos contain the answers to five questions asked of each. Letter from Salinas Varona to the virrey informing him of the distances within the nuevo Reyno de la carolina and the richness of those lands. Letter from fray Massanet for virrey telling him that the Indians from the coast are enemies and should be punished. Military journals from the expedition to the provincia de los techas. (D. Bautista, July 1990)
Persons
Galvez, Conde de (Virrey)
Martinez, Francisco (Capitan)
Solano Namorado, Nicolas
Sanchez, Joseph (Capitan)
Trevino, Gaspar de (Alferez)
Aguero Belasco, Julian de
Marques, Diego
Reyes, Marcos de los (Capitan)
Salasar, Luis de (Alferez)
Solano, Nicolas
Garcia de Quintanilla, Juan (Ayudante)
Aguero, Juan de
Namorado Luna, Antonio de
Massanet, Damian (Fray)
Capistrano, Juan de (Fray)
Salinas Varona, Gregorio de
Places
San Marcos (Rio)
Texas
Santander
Santillana
Nuevo Reyno de la Carolina
Espiritu Santo (Bahia)
Guadalupe (Rio)
Cantona (Nacion)
Simaomo (Nacion)
Medina (Rio)
Hondo (Rio)
Zarco (Rio)
Nueces (Rio)
Bravo (Rio)
Savinas (Rio)
Coahuila
Veracruz
Ethnic Groups
Franceses
Tlascaltecos
Cadudachos
Techas
Ingleses
Holandeses
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 181 ff. 382-400
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 181 ff. 382-400
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18200008
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Keywords
Military Expeditions
Indians (Reduccion)
Military-Religious Relations
Exploration (Land Routes)
Military Journals
General Subjects
Military
Geography
Religious
Exploration

Autos formed by the gobernador Theran informing virrey of the discovery of the anays and caddudachos nations .

Serial Number
041-04197
Author(s)
Theran de los Rios, Domingo (Gobernador)
Date
03-17-1792
End date
03-21-1792
Documentation
Santa margarita de buenavista. March 17, 1792-March 21, 1792. 122p. Autos. Signed.
Summary
Series of documents concerning the discovery of two Indian nations. Series of autos interrogating 15 military persons on the exploration of the Anays and Caddudachos area. Gobernador Theran wants an explanation of the retreat of the troops from a battle with the Anays. He also seeks to know if the missions can be continued with the religious and the possibility of reducing the Indians. All answers suggest the Anays are dangerous and the Caddudachos are friendly. (D. Bautista, July 1990)
Persons
Galvez, Conde de (Virrey)
Benavides, Francisco de (Capitan)
Martinez, Francisco (Capitan)
Aguero Belasco, Julian de
Maroquin, Manuel
Bruno, Alexandro (Alferez)
Bernardino (Indio)
Massanet, Damian (Fray)
Jesus, Francisco (Fray)
Ribera, Alonso de (Soldado)
Ramirez Santillan, Joseph (Soldado)
Garcia, Antonio (Soldado)
Trevino, Gaspar de
Fernandez, Pedro (Piloto)
Luna, Antonio de (Ayudante)
Riba, Juan de la (Sargento)
Salasar, Luis de (Alferez)
Enrriques, Juan (Capitan)
Guerra, Juan (Alferez)
Garcia de Quintanilla, Juan (Alferez)
Marques, Diego (Soldado)
Places
Monclova (Villa)
Salado (Rio)
Guadalupe (Rio)
Barlobento
San Bernardo (Lago)
San Marcos
Trinidad (Rio)
Santa Sisilia (Rio)
Colorado (Rio)
Zacatecas
Sesma (Villa)
Ethnic Groups
Anays
Caddudachos
Jumanas
Military Groups
Barlobento, Armada
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 182 ff. 320-381
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 182 ff. 320-381
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18200007
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Keywords
Indians (Rebellion)
Indians (Reduccion)
Mission Establishment
Exploration
Military (Expeditions)
General Subjects
Military
Missions
Religious
Exploration

Meeting from the royal tribunal to determine the advantages and disadvantages to the open commerce between New Spain and provincias of the north.

Serial Number
041-04195
Author(s)
Sierra Gorda, El Conde de la
Cavello, Domingo
Fernandez de Cordova, Francisco (Secretario)
and others
Date
06-01-1785
End date
10-01-1787
Documentation
Nuevo Santander. June 1, 1785-October 1, 1787. 62p. Letters. Informes. Originals, signed.
Summary
Documents concerning a royal meeting ordered by virrey to determine the advantages of open commerce in the provincias of the north Texas, Luisiana and Nueva Orleans. The committee sends a letter to the virrey with all the pros and cons of open commerce with the provincias of the north. Letter from gobernador de Nuevo Santander to the virrey on the same subject including a proposal by Evia for new cities near the Mississippi. Includes discussion of maps but maps are not included. The whole project involves agricultural, maritime, military issues, relations with Indians, estimates of population and numbers of domestic animals in Texas. (D. Bautista, July 1990)
Persons
Gutierrez de Teran, Gabriel
Rabago, Francisco Antonio
Sanchez Hidalgo, Miguel Francisco
Croix, Theodoro
Fernandez de Cordova, Francisco
Sonora, Marques de
Mesieres, Atanacio (Teniente)
Cavello, Domingo (Gobernador)
Yermo, Juan Antonio
Evia, Joseph de (Alferez)
Galvez, Conde de (Virrey)
Castro, Elias (Capitan)
Flores, Manuel (Virrey)
Places
Nuevo Santander
Texas
Luisiana
Nueva Orleans
Trinidad (Rio)
San Lorenzo
Arispe
Bucareli (Pueblo)
Tampico
Campeche
Coahuila
Nuevo Reyno de Leon
Misisipi (Rio)
Pansacola
Barlovento (Islas)
Nuevo Mexico
Texas
Nacogdoches
Nueva Vizcaya
San Antonio de Bexar
San Idelfonso
Sonora
Marina, Soto la (Puerto)
Bravo (Rio)
Reynosa
Camargo
Mier
Nueces (Rio)
Espiritu Santo (Bahia)
Laredo
Parras
San Luis Potosi
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
Lipanes
Franceses
Ingleses
Toabayases
Bedsitas
Abajaces
Comanches
Tancagues
Tuacanas
Izcaniz
Orcoquisos
Atakapas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 182 ff. 266-297
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 182 ff. 266-297
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18200005
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Keywords
Sheep
Commerce
Cattle
Military Organization
Civil Offices (Virrey)
Indians (Reduccion)
Exploration (Maritime)
General Subjects
Agriculture
Military
Geography
Economics
Social-Organization
Maritime
Exploration

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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Keywords
Indians (Religion-Christian)
Military Supplies
Indians (Rebellion)
Mules
Horses
Corn
Military Salaries
Animals (Domestic)
Mines
Beans
Food Supplies (Fruits And Nuts)
Franciscans
Canoes
Indians (Religion-Native)
Indians (Reduccion)
Mission Establishment
Indians (Conversion)
Mission Supplies
Salt Production
Military Escort
Fur Trading
Indians (Trade)
Mission Furnishing (Inventory)
Indian Guides
Mapping
Indian Mercenaries
General Subjects
Agriculture
Military
Geography
Ethnography
Missions
Religious
Mining
History
Exploration

Mexico y marzo 4 de 1758. Excmo senor. Hallandose sin curso la consulta que se expresa en esta carta no abstante el decreto puesto

Serial Number
041-04179
Author(s)
Guadalupe y Alcivia, Joseph Maria de (Fray)
Garcia de Jesus, Joseph Patricio (Fray)
Solis, Gaspar Joseph de (Fray)
and others
Date
03-04-1758
End date
11-05-1759
Documentation
Mexico, Zacatecas. March 4, 1758 to November 5, 1759. 78p. Letters, informes. Signed.
Summary
Letters concerning administration of newly established missions along Seno Mexicano. Ff.379-385 are progress reports on missions by Gorraez (as inspector). F.379 describes geographic locations, distances between places; F.383 are inspection reports for Soto la Marina, San Fernando, Reynosa; F.384 for Burgos. Ff.386-405 concern mission administrator's request for soldiers to be assigned to missions for protection; instead some missions are assigned to nearby presidios. Discusses reduccion of Xanambres. F.390 concerns padres hospitalarios of San Juan de Dios proposing to study medicine in order to found hospitals, especially for lepers; gives philosophy of sect. Ff.406-417 concern Gaspar Soliz as director of missionary effort of Zacatecas colegio; lengthy description of his plans for orchestration. (A. Dean, may 1990)
Persons
Martinez de la Parra, Juan (Fray)
Garcia, Joachin (Fray)
Margil de Jesus, Antonio (Fray)
Amarillas, Marques de la (Virrey)
Guadalupe y Alcivia, Joseph Maria de (Fray)
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Altamira, Marques de
Merino, Nicolas (Capitan)
Buenaventura de Rivera (Fray)
Herro, Simon del (Fray)
Gorraez, Joseph de
Santa Maria, Joseph de (Fray)
Garcia de Jesus, Joseph Patricio (Fray)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Valarce, Domingo
Villar, Joseph (Fray)
Silva, Francisco Xavier de (Fray)
Martin de Astiz, Juan (Capitan)
Soliz, Gaspar Joseph de (Fray)
Chacon, Dimas Maria (Fray)
Torres, Ignacio de (Fray)
Aranda, Marques de
Martinez de Aguirre, Jacinto (Capitan)
Martinez, Lazaro (Fray)
Soliz, Joseph Joachin (Fray)
Places
Seno Mexicano
Soto la Marina
Santander
Padilla
San Fernando (Villa)
Camargo
Zacatecas, Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe de (Colegio Apostolico)
Santander (Colonia)
San Angel
Reynosa (Villa)
Burgos (Villa)
Helguera (Mision)
Trespalacios (Mision)
Santa Barbara (Villa)
Ygoyo (Mision)
Guemes
San Augustin (Presidio)
Orcoquiza (Mision)
San Juan de Dios
Cavezon de Sal (Mision)
Guadalcazar (Mision)
Puente de Arze (Mision)
Horcasitas
Palmitos (Paraje)
Tula
Reynosa (Villa)
Ethnic Groups
Xanambres
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 180 ff. 379-417 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 180 ff. 379-417 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios not numbered.
Reference Number
18000027
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Keywords
Mission Administration
Mission Finances
Indians (Reduccion)
Missionaries (Lists)
Mission Establishment
Military-Religious Relations
Hospitals
Mission Protection
Geography
General Subjects
Military
Geography
Missions

superior gobierno -- 1752 -- autos fechos por el padre guardian y venerable discretorio del semenario apostolico

Serial Number
041-04177
Author(s)
Ciprian, Ignacio Antonio (Fray)
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Garcia, Joseph Joachin (Fray)
and others
Date
08-14-1749
End date
07-18-1752
Documentation
Zacatecas, others. August 14, 1749 to jul 18, 1752. 62p. Letters, informes. Signed, transcribed.
Summary
Assembled, transcribed letters by Ciprian concerning attempt to establish missions along Seno Mexicano; 12 missionaries sent out from semanary at Zacatecas on November 26, 1749. Escandon, Marmolejo, Ciprian trying to cooperate to facilitate work. Ciprian later reports on missionaries' progress, itineraries, reduccion of Indians. Last several folios are original reports (redundant, beaurocratic) to Marmolejo from individual missionaries, 1752. (A. Dean, may 1990)
Persons
Gorraez, Joseph de (Brigadier)
Marmolejo, Ildefonso Joseph (Fray)
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Ciprian, Ignacio Antonio (Fray)
Fernandez del Rincon, Antonio
Torre, Manuel de la
Solis, Joseph (Fray)
Martinez, Vicente
Garcia, Joachin (Fray)
Munoz (Padre)
Saenz, Joachin (Padre)
Lorenzo (Fray)
Parra (Padre)
Silva, Manuel de (Padre)
Martinez, Francisco Lazaro (Fray)
Barderena, Juan Francisco (Comandante)
Barbarena, Juan Antonio (Capitan de Indios)
Pachon, Antonio (Capitan)
Villegas, Salvador (Capitan)
Sanchez de Zamora, Francisco (Capitan)
Garcia, Joseph Joachin (Fray)
Buenaventura de Cuellar, Joseph (Fray)
Arechiga (Padre)
Aro, Juan de
Sanchez, Bernardo
Fragosso, Augustin (Fray)
Marquez, Joachin (Fray)
Medina, Lorenzo (Fray)
Ribera (Padre)
Huara ?, Joseph Bernardino (Fray)
Plaza, Pedro Joseph de
Guevara, Joseph
Merino, Nicolas (Capitan)
Villegas, Juan (Indio)
Places
Zacatecas (Semenaria Apostolico)
Seno Mexicano (Misiones)
Gorda (Sierra)
San Juan Baptista (Mision)
San Bernardino (Mision)
Queretaro, Santa Cruz de (Colegio Apostolico)
Camargo (Villa)
San Fernando (Villa)
Burgos (Villa)
Santander (Villa)
Padilla
Horcasitas (Villa)
Altamira
Tanguanchin
Bernal
Santa Clara (Pueblo)
Santa Barbara (Villa)
Llera, Santa Maria de (Villa)
Ygoyo, Soledad de (Mision)
Guayalexo (Mision)
San Cristoval (Rio)
Potozi
Rosario, Nuestra Senora del (Mision)
Llera Berbena
Riogrande
Guarnizo, Dolores de (Mision)
Padua, San Antonio de
Tula
Linares (Villa)
Pablillo (Rio)
Potozy (Rio)
Leon, Nuevo Reyno De
Ethnic Groups
Palalqueques
Xanambres
Pizones
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 180 ff. 319-349 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 180 ff. 319-349 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios not numbered. F.319 duplicated. not chronological.
Reference Number
18000025
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Missionaries (Travel)
Indians (Reduccion)
Mission Establishment
Military-Religious Relations
General Subjects
Missions
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