Military Campaigns

Testimony on war with comanches and lipanes

Serial Number

041-04086

Author(s)

Calleja, Felix

Salcede, Numerio de

Date

05-11-1804

End date

04-09-1805

Documentation

San Luis Potosi. May 11, 1804. 46p. Testimony. Signed.

Summary

Excellently detailed testimony on war between Comanches and Lipanes and persecution by Cabo Nabayra of Comanches for their hostile actions in frontier region. (J. Acheson, August 1988)

Persons

Navayna, Jose Manuel (Cavo)

Calleja, Felix

Bustamante, Jose Ramon

Valed, Jose Maria

Arzaya, Santiage

Zu Aceta, Juan

Soto, Miguel

Tahuayax (Lipane)

Bustamonte, Ignacio

Ortega, Gregorio

Perales, Manuel

Chiquita (Capitan)

Aduna, Antonio

Leon, Manuel de

Trevino, Cristobal

Gonzales, Cassimiro

Guerrero, Nicolas

Griego (Teniente)

Galbes, Conde de

Bexar, Antonio de

Places

Loredo

San Luis Potosi

Nuevo Santander

Nuevo Mexico

Texas

Rio Grande (Presidio)

Austria, San Fernando de (Villa)

Ethnic Groups

Comanches

Lipanes

Comanches Orientales

Military Groups

Loredo, Compania de

Brigada de Milicias (Dezima)

Nuevo Santander, Tercera Compania del Esquadra)

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 175 ff. 013-036

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 175 ff. 013-036

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

17500002

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Military Campaigns

Indians (Intertribal Relations)

Indians (Wars)

Indians (Mistreatment)

Indians (Pacification)

General Subjects

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)

Indians (Social And Moral Characteristics)

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Indians (Prisoners)

Military Injuries

Indian Auxiliaries

Indians (Settlement Patterns)

General Subjects

Gubernatorial correspondence concerning reports on the status of the provincias del poniente.

Serial Number

041-04040

Author(s)

Casanova, Manuel de

Manrrique, Joseph Manuel

Rengel, Manuel

and others

Date

11-00-1792

End date

12-01-1792

Documentation

Lanos, buenavista, carrizal, presidio del norte, San jeronimo, Guajuquilla, Pilar de Conchos, Nueva Vizcaya. November 1792-December 1, 1792. 42p. Letters, informes, relaciones. Originals, signed.

Summary

Series of documents concerning reports of military forces that are available or incomplete in the various provincias del poniente. Documents include chart of comparative figures on military personnel, Indian prisoners, inventories of war supplies, ill soldiers, religious personnel and military in charge of presidios, military exercise and training, weapons and ammunition making, military escorts authorized, campaigns against Indians, postal services, target practices for soldiers, and a variety of events related to the activities proper of the presidios life. Documents include figures only. Names of people and military officials can be found in the chart foot notes. Documents consist of charts and a Series of entries in form of a diary, which presents the novedades occurred in every place or presidio. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)

Persons

Casanova, Manuel de

Montano, Jose (Sargento)

Madril, Nicolas (Sargento)

Gonzales, Jose

Luna, Miguel (Alferez)

Rengel, Manuel (Capitan)

Borica, Diego de (Comandante)

Tovar, Jose Maria (Capitan)

Vizente (Indio)

Diaz, Domingo

Olguin, Juan de (Alferez)

Joseph (Capitan Indio)

Vidal de Lorca, Manuel (Capitan)

Arambulo, Blas (Teniente)

Licano, Basilio

Rodriguez, Sebastian (Alferez)

Gutierrez, Ygnacio

Mena, Miguel (Teniente)

Trujillo, Juan (Sargento)

Marrufo, Ramon

Montes, Ventura (Teniente)

Diaz de Bustamante, Juan

Quinonez, Pedro (Sargento)

Sotelo, Ygnacio (Sargento)

Ochoa, Manuel de

Limon, Cayetano (Alferez)

Delgado, Gregorio

Places

Sonora

Lanos (Presidio)

Taraumara

Buenavista (Presidio)

Chihuahua

Carrizal (Presidio)

San Escario (Presidio)

Norte, Presidio del (Presidio)

Hornillas (Puesto)

Principe (Presidio)

San Geronimo (Villa)

Coyame (Presidio)

San Diego

Morrion (Sierra)

Guajuquilla (Presidio)

Namiquipa (Presidio)

San Carlos (Presidio)

San Bartolome

Santa Barbara

Julimes

Nueva Vizcaya

Bachinua

Cerrogordo

Parral

Ethnic Groups

Gandules

Apaches

Taraumares

Military Groups

Guajuquilla, Primera Compania Volante de

Cuarta Compania Volante

Namiquipa, Segunda Compania Volante de

Tercera Compania Volante

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 471-492

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 471-492

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

17100016

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Keywords

Bibliography (Correspondence)

Military Administration

General Subjects

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

Indians (Agriculture)

Captives (Apache Children)

General Subjects

Concerns reports from Potau to Revilla Gigedo about military actions against Indians. Also some Indians hostilities and other Indians affairs.

Serial Number

041-04037

Author(s)

Potau de Portugal, Francisco Xavier

Date

11-02-1792

End date

01-22-1793

Documentation

Durango, San Juan del rio, papasquiano. November 2, 1792-January 22, 1793. 36p. Letters, informes, relaciones. Originals, signed.

Summary

Series of documents concerning Indians robberies; Indian hostilities against military convoy; soldiers engaged in pursuit of Indians who stole horses in haciendas and presidios; soldiers recover stolen horses. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)

Persons

Potau de Portugal, Francisco Xavier (Gobernador)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)

Soto, Jose Francisco (Sargento)

Mesa, Juan Miguel de (Teniente)

Rodriguez, Francisco (Cabo)

Baxar, Pedro (Carabinero)

Alvarez Prendes, Jose Maria

Fierro, Polonio del

Silva, Pedro (Mayordomo)

Melendez, Vicente

Blanco, Agustin

Sanchez, Jose (Subdelegado)

Carrasco, Jose Manuel

Fierro, Jose Francisco del

Fierro, Jose Maria del

Gastembide, Miguel

Camorro (Capitan)

Olvera, Jose Antonio (Secretario)

Maynes, Alberto

Places

Mapini (Real)

Milmillas (Sierra)

Cadena, San Jose de la (Hacienda)

Gallo (Presidio)

Julimes (Presidio)

Guajuquilla (Real)

Maguey (Puesto)

Canatlan (Puesto)

Guarisamey (Real)

Piedras Azules (Paraje)

Sauceda (Hacienda)

Papasquiano

Gatimape (Hacienda)

San Juan del Rio

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 402-420

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 402-420

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

17100013

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Keywords

Military Combat Statistics

Indians (Spies)

General Subjects

Military

Exploration

Gubernatorial administrative correspondence reporting on several Indian affairs and some military actions.

Serial Number

041-04036

Author(s)

Nava, Pedro de

Potau de Portugal, Francisco Xavier

Borica, Diego de

Date

02-01-1792

End date

12-13-1792

Documentation

Lanos, Santa Barbara, Durango. February 1, 1792-December 13, 1792. 86p. Letters, informes, relaciones, peticiones. Originals, signed. Military post to safeguard cattle used for food for indians who are peaceful; military operation launched against gandules ended with some taken as prisoners and others killed; commander nava, is ordered to drive indians away from fronteras where they are inflicting too much damage to Spaniard's properties; report about military operations are sent to the viceroy; indians have stolen corn from rancho manuel manuel; report on indians stealing horses, mules and corn from several ranchos, some horses are later recovered; summary of indian hostilities in San Juan Bautista is sent to the viceroy; series of reports on several military campaigns launched against indians who stole horses and mules from presidios; report on series of robberies committed by indians from presidios and haciendas. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)

Persons

Grimarrest, Enrrique (Intendente)

Borica, Diego de (Inspector)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)

Saenz Rico, Joseph

Carrete, Pedro

Pereyra, Gaspar

Potau de Portugal, Francisco Xavier (Governador)

Arbera, Jose Antonio (Teniente)

Mendieta, Antonio de

Pereda Zeballos, Pedro

Sanches, Jose

Alvarez Prendes, Eusebio Mariano (Secretario)

Gutierrez, Manuel (Cura Parroco)

Paniagua, Bernabe

Carrasco, Jose Manuel (Capitan)

Urquidi, Agustin de

Maynes, Joaquin

Palacios, Mechor

Mesa, Miguel (Teniente)

Llama, Manuel de la (Comisionado)

Lopez Negrete, Felipe (Hacendado)

Quinonez, Jose Mariano (Sargento)

Arrillaga, Lorenzo (Teniente)

Bustamante, Antonio (Sargento)

Banegas, Ermenegildo

Aragon, Felipe

Gonzales, Juan Prudencio

Arbisuri, Jose Antonio

Fierro, Francisco Antonio de

Lopez, Julian (Soldado)

Olivera, Jose Antonio de (Secretario)

Vidal de Lorca, Manuel

Hernandez, Ygnacio

Mexas, Nicolas

Chavez, Joaquin

Gomez, Gregorio

Aguilera, Carmelo

Places

Bacoachi

Sonora

Nueva Vizcaya

Norte, Presidio del (Presidio)

Altar (Presidio)

Mogollon (Sierra)

San Francisco (Sierra)

Fronteras (Presidio)

Esquegoca (Rancheria)

Durango (Provincia)

Manuel Manuel (Rancho)

Santa Barbara

Rio, San Juan del

Rio, Juan Bautista del (Valle)

Coneto (Real)

Tobozo (Puesto)

Guatimape (Hacienda)

Mapini (Real)

Cadena (Hacienda)

San Bartolome (Valle)

Guajuquilla (Presidio)

Atotonilco

Nombre de Dios (Villa)

Tunal, Santa Maria de

Lapaz Quaxo

Guatimape (Hacienda)

Vocas (Hacienda)

Sauces (Paraje)

Cruces (Puesto)

Canatlan (Pueblo)

Mimbres (Canada)

Ramos (Hacienda)

Papasquiaxo, Santiago

Guichapa

Bachiva, Ojito de

Ysomazan

Noria (Paraje)

Santa Catarina (Boca)

Alamo

Guanacivi

Ethnic Groups

Mescaleros

Lipanes

Gandules

Apaches

Military Groups

Cuarta Compania Volante

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 358-401 exp. 1

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 358-401 exp. 1

Notes

Documents narrate the same kind of military activity, although the scenario where actions take place change in every document. Documents somewhat repetitive.

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Keywords

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Presidios (Establishment)

Indians (Food Rations)

Haciendas (Defense)

Indian Auxiliaries

Indians (War)

Indians (Prisoners) (Children)

General Subjects

Military

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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General Subjects

Political

Military

Exploration

Series of documents and summary reports of hostilities carried out in west Provincias Internas against Indians and other military actions.

Serial Number

041-04033

Author(s)

Nava, Pedro

Diaz, Domingo

Concha, Fernando de la

Date

02-01-1792

End date

09-06-1792

Documentation

Chihuahua, San Diego, Santa Fe de Nueva Mexico. February 1, 1792-August 6, 1792. 58p. Letters, informes. Originals, signed, copies.

Summary

Series of documents regarding Indian robberies in presidio of Tucson and other presidios and towns of the provincias del norte; letters reporting on the recovery of animals stolen by Indians, confrontation between Indians and soldiers left a number of casualties on both sides; raids against Indians in rancherias of Bigotes, Cuernoverde and Bermejo; letter giving some details such as Indians of Nueva Mexico are behaving. Negotiations with Indians held in order to convince them to work in Spanish communities and presidios; letter discribing the natural distrust of Indians when they are offered work with Spaniards; raid against Indians results in some being killed and others taken prisoners; statistical chart summarizing actions against Indians in provincias del Norte. Chart contains figures on Indians and soldiers killed, prisoners and animals recaptured from the Indians. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)

Persons

Belderan, Felipe (Alferez)

Urrea, Manuel

Limon, Guillermo (Alferez)

Mata Binolas, Pedro de (Capitan)

Grijalva, Marcial (Alferez)

Casanova, Manuel (Capitan)

Ramirez, Juan Joseph (Alferez)

Cordero, Antonio (Coronel)

Ochoa, Joseph Manuel de (Teniente)

Nava, Pedro (Brigadier)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)

Diaz, Domingo

Joseph (Indio)

Merino, Manuel

Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)

Equexacapa (Capitan Indio)

Calvo (Capitan Indio)

Escogeda, Joseph Ygnacio de

Places

Bacoachi (Pueblo)

Tucson (Presidio)

Chinapa (Pueblo)

Santo Domingo (Sierra)

Guazabas (Pueblo)

Santa Cruz (Presidio)

Nueva Vizcaya

San Joaquin (Canada)

San Buenaventura (Presidio)

Tulimes (Cuartel)

Santa Ysabel (Pueblo)

Bigotes (Rancherias)

Bermejo (Rancheria)

Monte y Ablanca (Rancherias)

Cuernoverde (Rancheria)

Sierra del Diablo (Sierra)

Babispe

Rio Grande (Rio)

San Jacinto (Cienega)

Joseph (Rancheria)

Colorado (Rio)

Santa Fe (Villa)

Pecos (Rio)

San Sabas

Norte, Presidio del (Presidio)

Sabinal (Puesto)

Sonora (Provincia)

Altar (Presidio)

Matape (Pueblo)

Nacori (Pueblo)

Mogollon (Sierra)

San Xavier

Conchos

Santa Eulalia (Real)

Pena Blanca (Sierra)

Chihuahua

San Diego

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

Gandules

Mescaleros

Comanches

Navajos

Yutas

Pecuries

Lipanes

Lipiyanes

Llaneros

Pimas

Military Groups

Cuarta Compania Volante

Tercera Compania Volante

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 171 ff. 292-321 exp. 1

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 171 ff. 292-321 exp. 1

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

17100009

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General Subjects

Agriculture

Military

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

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

Rights

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Keywords

Military Campaigns

Indians (Intertribal Relations)

Indians (Social And Moral Characteristics)

Indians (Population)

Prisoners (War)

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Indians (Prisoners)

Indian Auxiliaries

Military Combat Statistics

General Subjects

Series of documents reporting status of military posts and presidios in Provincias Internas. 1792-1793.

Serial Number

041-04031

Author(s)

Bustamante, Joseph Ramon Diaz de

Valdez, Casimiro

nolasco Carrasco, Pedro

and others

Date

06-18-1792

End date

02-03-1793

Documentation

Santa Rosa, Monclova, llera, Nuevo Santander, laredo, Bexar, riogrande. November 27, 1792-February 21, 1793. 164p. Letters, informes. Originals, signed, copies.

Summary

Concerns Series of documents dealing with military reports from presidios of Provincias Internas. This documents consists of diaries and detailed data on the military status of the various presidios under the administration of the corresponding commanders. Charts contain match of military campaigns with number of military officials, soldiers, equipment, and supplies along with footnotes giving additional explanation of arms and ammunition making, military events and novedades. Diaries of daily novedades that occurred in presidios are women kidnapped by soldier; desertions; horses, weapons ammunition, needed in presidios; food supplies, prisoners, clothes, sick soldiers, chaplains, shooting practices, burials, hiring of soldiers etc. (M. Marroquin, December 1988)

Persons

Trevino, Antonio (Alferez)

Diaz de Bustamante, Josef Ramon

Galvan, Manuel (Alferez)

Echegaray, Jose de

Maxent, Francisco Maximiliano de San

Bustamante, Jose Antonio (Soldado)

Serna, Marina Josefa

Rivas, Julian de

Ortiz, Jose

Arizpe, Javier de

Valdez, Casimiro