Mules

Letters from king and obispos approving the decisions of virrey concerning the establishment of the new obispado.

Serial Number

041-04373

Author(s)

Muniz, Juan (Administrador)

Gonzalez de Santianes, Vicente (Gobernador)

Gorraez, Joseph de (Fiscal)

and others

Date

04-13-1776

End date

10-03-1777

Documentation

Nuevo Santander. April 13, 1776-October 3, 1777. 26p. Letters, informes, relaciones. Originals, signed, copies.

Summary

Muniz sends a relacion to Santianes of the importe del diezmo explaining in detail what positions they have, what has been sold, and what has been collected. All the information will be send to reales Caxas de San Luis Potosi. The king sends a letter to virrey giving approval to the establishment of the new Obispado. Areche informs virrey about the collection of Diezmos in Nuevo Santander by the administrator and gobernador. iglesia metropolitana sends a letter to virrey stating that they agree to make the accounting of the new bishopric separate. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Persons

Gorraez, Joseph de (Fiscal)

Yerma, Juan Antonio de

Campos, Bartholome

Ibarra, Joseph de

Escamilla, Francisco

Luna, Juan de

Diaz Guerrero, Juan Joseph

Lopez, Alonzo

Muniz, Juan

Gonzalez de Santianes, Vicente (Gobernador)

Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)

Garcia Mayoral, Pedro

Ortiz Landasuri, Tomas

Leal, Santiago

Places

Guadalaxara

Nuevo Reyno de Leon

Burgos

San Fernando (Villa)

Cruillas (Villa)

Santa Barbara (Villa)

Santillana (Villa)

Jaumabe

Tula

Guemes

Aguayo

San Carlos

San Miguel Grande

Ovejas (Hacienda)

San Luis Potosi

Huasteca (Misiones)

Texas

Coahuila

Guadalcasar

Californias (Misiones)

San Francisco

Tampico

Nuevo Santander

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 194 ff. 103-116

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 194 ff. 103-116

Language

Spanish

Notes

This is the last group of documents with folio numbers.

Reference Number

19400005

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Keywords

Civil Offices (Virrey)

Cathedral Establishment

Seeds

Haciendas (Inventory)

General Subjects

Correspondence re: Marrufo's campaign diary.

Serial Number

041-04333

Author(s)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Marrufo, Ramon (Capitan)

Virrey

Date

03-22-1789

End date

04-22-1789

Documentation

Chihuahua, namiquipa. March22 - April 22, 1789. 10 p. Letter, diary. Original, copy (dated March 28, 1789), signed, unsigned.

Summary

Marrufo reconnoitered interior regions near Sierra Madre. Because of harsh winter, troops were ineffective, campaign was unsuccessful, and 79 Head of horses and mules were lost to the snow and freezing temperatures. (D. Marksz, October 1987)

Persons

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Marufo, Ramon (Capitan)

Cordero, Antonio (Comandante de la Division)

Florez, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)

Casanova (Capitan)

Peru, Phelipe (Alferez)

Granados, Francisco (Teniente)

Cruz, Francisco de la (Cavo)

Bencomo, Joseph (Capitan de Milicias)

Gasiot y Miralles, Juan

Places

Janos (Presidio)

San Buenaventura (Presidio)

Plazueleta (Paraje)

Sierra Madre

Santa Clara

Laguna (Malpais)

Agua Zarca (Sierra)

Potrero (Sierra)

San Miguel (Sierra)

San Buenaventura (Valle)

San Joseph (Hacienda)

Vizcocho (Canada)

Taraumarito (Sierra)

San Antonio

Animas (Ojo)

Cologachic (Puerto)

Yepomera (Pueblo)

Benado (Aguaje)

Juste(?) (Canon)

Chiquito (Rio)

Gueinopa (Minas Despoblados)

Salsipuedes (Rio)

Garabato (Sierra)

Diablo (Laguna)

San Miguel (Rio)

Castillos (Paraje)

Namiquipa

Alamillo

Ethnic Groups

Taraumares

Military Groups

Segunda Compania Volante

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 193 ff. 120-125

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 193 ff. 120-125

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

19300008

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Keywords

General Subjects

Documents reporting Apache raids in Nueva Vizcaya.

Serial Number

041-04304

Author(s)

Soto, Juan de

Olvera, Jose Antonio

Venancia de la Riva, Manuel

and others

Date

07-01-1789

End date

09-14-1789

Documentation

Durango, others. July 1 to September 14, 1789. 58p. Letters, informes. Transcribed, signed.

Summary

Initial summary of raids, thefts, and murders in Nueva Vizcaya for June, July. Reports describing all of above in great detail. Description of arms stolen in one raid. Mentions Indian archers from pueblos fighting Apaches under Spanish command. Describes militia and hacienda attempts at defense, occasionally offense. (A. Dean, March 1989)

Persons

Venancia de la Riva, Manuel

Pene (Teniente)

Soto, Juan de

Olvera, Jose Antonio

Diaz de Bustamante, Juan

Ernandez, Mariano

Montes, Ventura (Teniente)

Casanova, Manuel (Capitan)

Vibero, Jose Antonio

Yandeola, Juan Jose de (Capitan)

Gomez de Cosio, Felipe

Ruiz, Manuel

Terrazas, Jose Salvador

Rafael (Mancebo)

Molina, Jose Antonio

Saenz, Jose

Gonzales de Cosio, Felipe

Sotelo (Sargento)

Arbera, Jose Antonio

Mendieta, Antonio

Diaz, Rafael

Rosales, Miguel (Cabo)

Garcia, Pedro

Sanchez Manzanera, Benito

Calleros, Ignacio (Indio)

Querada, Antonio (Mulato)

Calleros, Cornelio (Mulato)

Aragon, Felipe (Mulato)

Pereda y Zeballos, Pedro

Maturino, Francisco

Valenzuela, Francisco Xavier

Valencia, Jose Rafael (Teniente)

Pedriza, Juan de la (Capitan)

Places

Cerrogordo

Sarca (Hacienda)

Mimbrera (Hacienda)

San Juan Bautista de Encenillas (Hacienda)

Torreon (Hacienda)

Conchos

Abi (Presidio)

Guafuquilla

Durango

Chihuahua

Cienega de los Olivos

Santa Eulalia

Tulimes

Ojuelos (Sierra)

Tapacolmes, Santa Cruz de

San Geronimo

Santa Anna (Puerto)

Lemus (Sierra)

Nombre de Dios

Santa Isabel

San Andres

Chuviscar

Sauz (Pastoria)

Ovejas (Pastoria)

Encinillas, San Juan Bautista (Hacienda)

Salitre (Hacienda)

Sacramento

Suarez (Rancho)

Santa Rosa

Sitio (Hacienda)

Nanoaba (Sierra)

San Pablo (Pueblo)

Balsequillo (Hacienda)

Rio Chico (Sierra)

Pichaque (Sierra)

La Cienega (Valle)

Santiaguillo (Hacienda)

Guatimape (Hacienda)

San Lorenzo (Puerto)

Lorca (Ciudad)

Analco (Pueblo)

Durango

San Salvador (Hacienda)

Guichapa (Hacienda)

Santiago Papasquiaro

Ramos (Hacienda)

Cojon de Toro (Estancia)

Yervabuena (Real)

Viacayno

Ojo de Agua (Puerto)

Avinito (Hacienda)

Cieneguilla Sauceda (Hacienda)

Santa Lucia (Hacienda)

Cuencami (Real)

Alamillo (Aguaje)

Tesuste (Puesto)

San Diego (Puesto)

Sombreretillos (Puesto)

Atotonilco (Hacienda)

Nazas (Rio)

Gallo, San Pedro del

Batopilillas (Cerritos)

Alamos (Sierra)

Apantita (Estancia)

Mapimi

Chihuahua

Oro (Real)

San Buenaventura

Silla, Sierra de la

Concepcion (Pueblo)

La Toya (Pueblo)

Santos

Magistral (Chaparral)

Baeza, San Miguel de la (Hacienda)

Potrero del Coronel

San Martin (Laguna)

San Pedro (Rancho)

San Juan (Hacienda)

Sauz (Rancho)

Noria (Arroyo)

San Ignacio (Rancho)

Carneros (Sierra)

Tapacolmes

San Lucas (Hacienda)

San Antonio Tulimes

Las Cruces (Pueblo)

San Juan del Rio

Babonoyaba

Guanacebi

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

Mezcaleros

Mulatos

Military Groups

Espana, Regimiento de Dragones de

Cieneguilla, Cavallada de La

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 191 ff. 105-134

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 191 ff. 105-134

Language

Spanish

Notes

Folios not numbered.

Reference Number

19100005

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Haciendas

Haciendas (Administration)

Haciendas (Defense)

Indians (Prisoners)

Indian Auxiliaries

Captives (Of Indians)

Weapons (Archery)

General Subjects

Economics

Ethnography

Reports of Indian raids in Nueva Vizcaya.

Serial Number

041-04301

Author(s)

Olvera, Jose Antonio (Capitan)

Ruis, Manuel

Diaz de Hortega, Phelipe (Gobernador)

and others

Date

03-13-1789

End date

05-11-1789

Documentation

Durango, others. March13, 1789 to May 11, 1789. 60p. Informes, letters. Signed.

Summary

Reports of Indian raids in Nueva Vizcaya, especially those on haciendas, ranches, and mines. Each incident described in detail, recording livestock (mules, horses, cattle) stolen or destroyed, Spaniards and Indians captured or killed. Gives good idea of Apache pattern of raiding. Lists deputies of each district and their attempts at defense. (A. Dean, March 1989)

Persons

Pueblas, Loreto (Teniente)

Iribarren, Jose Antonio de

Diaz, Pedro

Agapito de Escandon, Jose (Capitan)

Pinon, Ramon (Alferez)

Gonzales, Juan Tadeo

Melendez, Pasqual

Anchondo, Aniseto

Mera, Nicolas

Beltran, Pedro

Olvera, Jose Antonio (Capitan)

Ruis, Manuel

Diaz de Hortega, Felipe (Gobernador)

Flores, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)

Palacios, Telesforo Antonio (Teniente)

Guerrero, Fermin (Indio)

Xavier Balenzuela, Guichapa Frances

Sora, Guadalupe (Indio)

Sanchez, Jose

Servando Ramires, Juan

Sosa, Julian

Mendoza, Gregorio

Sierra, Francisco

Medina, Mariano

Sanchez de Faga, Bonifacio

Rodriguez, Manuel

Ribera, Jose Antonio

Noboa, Domingo

Urias, Josef (Alferez)

Reyes del Destino del Gallo, Juan (Sargento)

Barera, Mariano

Calderon, Fuente, Francisco de la

Gutierra Velarde, Ignacio (Teniente)

Molinares, Miguel (Teniente)

Balderrama, Casimiro

Agapito de Escandon, Josef (Capitan)

Ruiz, Manuel

Armendarin, Antonio (Teniente)

Montero, Jose

Munas, Juan Josef

Dias, Anna Maria

Pillado, Dionizo

Villalovos, Juana

Reyes, Manuel de los (Comisario)

Ascue de Amendaris, Pedro Manuel

Gallo, Pedro del

Josef Manuel (Teniente)

Places

Oro (Real)

Ramos (Hacienda)

Nombre de Dios (Jurisdiccion)

Torreon (Hacienda)

Santa Isabel

San Andres

San Bernardino (Pueblo)

Pajarito

Melendes (Carbonera)

Arrollito Blanco

Arispe

San Pedro (Real)

Tapacolimos, Santa Cruz de

San Geronimo

Santa Eulalia (Real)

Julimes

Chuviscar

Chihuahua

Durango

Mapimi

San Juan del Rio

Gallo, San Pedro del

Cosiguriachic

Parral

San Salvador (Hacienda)

Sarca (Hacienda)

Jacalito

(Arroyo) Temorachic (Pueblo)

Corral de Piedra

Santa Barbara

Guaxoquilla

Domingo Noboa (Hacienda)

Saucillo

Sauses (Hacienda)

La Cueba (Aguaje)

San Ignacio (Sierra)

Dolores (Hacienda)

Santa Anna (Hacienda)

Rabono

Aba

Santiago (Hacienda)

San Jose (Rancho)

San Bartolome (Valle)

Minas Nuevas

Santa Rosa (Hacienda)

Velasco (Rancho)

Arrevalo (Rancho)

Tarreon (Rancho)

Animas (Rancho)

Cuevas (Rancho)

Cienega de Olivos

Nueva Vizcaya

Sacar Plata (Hacienda)

Babonoyaba

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

Mozas

Gilenos

Tarumares

Military Groups

Corral de Piedra, destacamento de

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 191 ff. 030-059

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 191 ff. 030-059

Language

Spanish

Notes

Folios not numbered, out of order, page 38 duplicated.

Reference Number

19100002

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Haciendas (Administration)

General Subjects

Autos hechos a pedimiento del apoderado de el Marques de San Miguel de Aguayo sobre que pretende no deverse satisfacer a los duenos de las mulas que pasaron a la expedicion de los Tejas

Serial Number

041-04207

Author(s)

Resio de Leon, Juan (Vicario)

Martines de Urizar, Bernardo (Priest)

San Miguel de Aguayo, Marques de

and others

Date

05-16-1720

End date

04-07-1724

Documentation

Saltillo, Mexico. July 31, 1723, April 7, 1724. 48 p. Informes, autos, peticiones. Originals, transcriptions.

Summary

Several vecinos from el Saltillo demand to be indemnified for their mules, which were confiscated by the marques de San Miguel de Aguayo in 1720 for transporting supplies to the presidio of Tejas. Aguayo argues that such confiscation was well within his faculties as gobernador of Tejas and was justified regarding the importance of the enterprise for the state (i.e., to prevent the expansion of the French colonies at the expense of the northern territories). In any event, the freight had already been paid, and in the contract was established that the owners were responsible for any casualty that might happen to the animals. The testimonies of several officers that participated in the trip confirm this position. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)

Persons

Resio de Leon, Juan (Vicario)

Martines de Urizar, Bernardo (Priest)

San Miguel de Aguayo, Marques de

Codallos y Raval, Joseph

Aguirre, Joseph de (Justicia Mayor)

Villavisensio, Guillermo Joseph de

Aguirre, Mathias de

Valero, Marques de (Gobernador)

Guaxardo, Miguel (Capitan)

Martines Guaxardo, Juan

Gusman, Agustin de (Fray)

Abrego, Bernardino de

Cardenas, Alonso de (Capitan)

Casafuerte, Marques de (Virrey)

Urtasum, Juan de

Hocono, Francisco Antonio de

Nogales, Miguel Martin de

Bezerra Luque, Francisco

Carroza Saavedra, Jose de

Places

Saltillo, Santiago del (Villa)

Labradores, San Pablo de (Valle)

San Antonio (Presidio)

Rio Grande, San Juan Bautista del (Presidio)

Coaguila (Villa)

Bejar, San Antonio de

Moncloa, Santiago de la (Villa)

Parras, Santa Maria de las (Pueblo)

Guadalajara

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 051-074

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 051-074

Language

Spanish

Notes

Two different foliations, one of them coherent with the rest of the Volume.

Reference Number

18300004

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Keywords

Military Supplies

Mules

Transportation (Mule Trains)

Civil- Military Conflict

General Subjects

Legal

Military

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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General Subjects

Autos concerning establishment and conditions of Camargo.

Serial Number

041-04153

Author(s)

Escandon, Joseph de

Date

05-31-1750

Documentation

Camargo. May 31, 1750. 39p. Autos. Copies.

Summary

Concerns all info regarding population and land pertaining to decision to formally establish Camargo. Date of establishment by Escandon. says people sent to area to pacify Indians, build azequias and plant crops. Perez suggests methods of agriculture pending construction of well. Escandon, assisted by others, performs inspection of land, climate, and Indians. Provides information on Indians congregated in area and probability of permanence at mission. Contains list of families including all names, marital status and age. Also, list of animals owned by each and Villa as whole. Describes different tribes in area, saying they are armed, some are baptised and most are peaceful. Contains list of Esquadra, their families and property. States conditions for residents and soldiers and their obligation to remain in Camargo. Description of land and availability of maiz and Trigo. Autos by others containing similar evaluations. Includes planned layout of city identifying Plaza, church, convent, distance from other Villas and surrounding rivers. Mentions use of special paper for autos. (M. Dannemiller, March 1989)

Persons

Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)

Castrejon, Joseph

Perez, Joseph

Cyprian, Ignacio Antonio (Fray)

Garzia, Juan Baptista (Fray)

Garza Falcon, Blas Maria de

Moctezuma, Juan Elias (Teniente)

Sais, Santiago

Moctezuma, Juan Crisostomo

Guevara, Joseph de

Cruz, Matheo de la (Indio Capitan)

Inojosa, Manuel de

Gualequas (Mision)

Cruz, Antonio de la (Indio Capitan)

Dios, Juan de (Indio Capitan)

Santa Maria, Blas de (Indio Capitan)

Viruela, Juan Antonio

Santos, Nicolas de los

Altamirano, Antonio

Nazario, Nicolas

Martinez, Vicente

Places

Camargo, Santa Anna de

Nuevo Santander (Colonia)

San Juan (Rio)

Azucar (Paso)

Laredo, San Augustin de

Zacatecas, Guadalupe de (Colegio)

Norte (Rio)

Queretaro, Santiago de

Burgos

Ethnic Groups

Tarequanos

Pajaritos

Venados

Queros Quemados

Guajolotes

Military Groups

Queretaro, Regimento de

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 180 ff. 001-019

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 180 ff. 001-019

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18000001

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General Subjects

Agriculture

Geography

History

Testimonio de autos sobre la trasladacion del rl. presidio del Sacramento

Serial Number

041-04120

Author(s)

Garza Falcon, Clemente de la (Sargento)

Berroteran, Jose de

Date

09-31-1738

End date

11-18-1738

Documentation

Santa Rosa, Nuestra Senora de la victoria. September 31, 1738-November 18, 1738. 78p. Autos, certificaciones. Copies, transcriptions.

Summary

Concerns relocation of Sacramento presidio because of difficulties in water supply and irrigations problems. This document is a Series of testimonies confirming those difficulties. List of soldiers in the payroll of Sacramento presidio is given. Population of Sacramento presidio is taken to new location and were attacked on their way. Some military expeditions are organized after Indians attacked new place of Sacramento presidio; description of how Indian leaders were executed is given. Food and cloth are given to Indians who had surrendered Indians. (M. Marroquin, February 1989)

Persons

Garza Falcon, Miguel de la ( Capitan)

Ecay y Muzquiz, Jose Joaquin de (Teniente)

Rodriguez, Manuel (Alferez)

Rios, Juan de los

Cadena, Xavier

Zepeda, Ambrosio de

Garcia, Aparicio

Garza Falcon, Pablo Mauricio de la

Garza Falcon, Clemente de la (Sargento)

Ruiz de Guadiana, Juan Francisco

Trevino, Francisco Mathias de

Ramon, Antonio (Cabo)

Flores, Lazaro (Interprete)

Flores, Francisco (Alcalde)

Guardado, Pedro

Melendez, Torivio

Marco (Indio)

Carbajal, Matheo (Capitan Indio)

Juanillo (Indio)

Bosque, Pedro del (Indio)

Mateguelo (Indio)

Berroteran, Jose (Capitan)

Vizarron Eguizarreta, Juan Antonio (Virrey)

Places

Sacramento (Presidio)

Monclova, Santiago de la (Villa)

Coahuila (Provincia)

Nueva Extramadura (Provincia)

Rio Grande (Presidio)

Alamo (Rio)

Victoria, Nuestra Senora de la (Real)

Ethnic Groups

Tovosos

Gavilanes

Tlaxcaltecos

Gandules

]

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 177 ff. 187-226 exp. 4

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 177 ff. 187-226 exp. 4

Language

Spanish

Notes

Document repetitive. Some documents are duplicated. Document ends second page of folio 226.

Reference Number

17700013

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Keywords

Indians (Depredations)

Mules

Transportation (Mule Trains)

Military Rolls

Military Personnel

Water Supply And Irrigation

Captives (Of Spaniards)

Supply Convoys

Presidios (Relocation)

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)