Population

Report of comandante of Natchitoches to comandante general on his movement from Pueblo de los Tuacanas to Pueblo major de los tucacanas with a general description of the geography and los Tuacanas with a general description of the geography and

Report of comandante of Nachitoches to comandante general of his movement from Bucareli to Tortuga with a general account of geography and inhabitants. (G. Miller) (1977)

Account of the comandante of nachitohes in a report to comandante general on his movement from Nachitoches to Nuestra Senora del Pilar de Bucareli with accounts of the inhabitants and geography. (G. Miller) (1977)

Series of extractos concerning Sonoran affairs. Note Seri, Pima, Apache depredations from Cumuripa to Caborca. Spanish Boy, captive of rebels, states rebels await Spaniards in Nopalera without fear. Elizondo, Urrea, Anza campaign against rebels. Storms, heat make campaigns difficult. Describes pursuit of Rancheria in Tenuage. Over 200 abandoned Jacales- estimated population of 250. 13 rebels killed- more wounded. Discusses Sibubapa hostilities in Tecoripa area. Cabo, 2 soldiers from Elizondo's troops lag behind to look for lost pistol. Soldiers found hanging from trees, riddled by arrows. Posted bandos forbid admittance to pueblos of any rebels. Rancheria of rebel Seris, Pimas attacked near Pozo Zenizo- 1 man, 5 women, 6 children captured, rest flee, leaving dead horses, wild seeds, deer hides, armor of 3 soldiers killed earlier. 10 Seri families escape in 7 Balsas to Tiburon. Prisoners say rebels afraid, ready to make peace, not hiding in Cerro Prieto because its no longer secure. Tubac troops pursue Apaches- find them at juncture of Gila, San Pedro. Retreat because Apaches out-number them. Discuss hostilities in Ostimuri. State rebels afraid, on the run due to constant Spanish pressure. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

The letter notifies the crown of the death of bishop Pedro de Ayala, the sending of a book printed in Mexico City to Spain, persons and the general state of affairs in the bishopric of Guadalajara including many facts on the villages north of Guadalajara. Of special interest are distances between villages, populations, biographical data on priests, mining sights and which priest lives there, errection of churches, etc. (G. Miller) (1977)

A very general memorial of an oidor of the Audiencia of Mexico giving what is known of Florida and the Chichimec frontier and general recommendations on how to increase the populations. (G. Miller) (1977)

Gives location of major towns and all presidios in latitude and longitude; describes vegetation, fauna, climatic conditions, suitability for agriculture; gives population estimates of Indians by province; discusses trade activity with Malleyes; Nechas visited camp, armed with French weapons; also relates much sickness and deaths between the presidios of Adaes and San Antonio. Indian hostilities at Boca de Leones. (R. Perez) (1977)

Summary of Apache depredations (and entradas against them) from 1680-1747. Includes numbers of raiders, deaths, and captives; deployment of presidios; some population statistics; extensive lists of Indian groups by region. (R. Perez) (1976)

Gives population statistics (by household and individuals) for Bacadeguatzi and Mochopa; livestock counts for all three pueblos; availability of water at Mochopa; subsistence information on the Jovas; brief discussion of forced labor and its effects on the Jovas of Mochopa. (R. Perez) (1977)

Census of people and animals. (D. Deeds) (1976)