Religious Paraphernalia

1777-d. Francisco de corres-numero 6...fojas;

Serial Number
041-04764
Author(s)
Corres, Francisco
Marin del Valle, Miguel
Perez, Felipe Ramon
and others
Date
02-07-1777
End date
01-20-1779
Documentation
San Blas. February 7, 1777-January 20, 1779. 36p. expedientes. Originals. Signed.
Summary
Notice that silver ornaments of francscan Junipero Serra in California held in transit for lack of lading permission; Izaguirre quits job as chief teacher in San Blas because of his health; bausas wants and gets 16 pesos monthly sent to maintain his Sister in Mallorca; Perez requests use of chapel; Diaz requests and is turned down maid in addition to salary as priest. (p. Coyle, March 1990)
Persons
Corres, Francisco de
Bermudez, Francisco Trillo
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Marin del Valle, Miguel
Serra, Junipero
Izaguirre, Pedro
Galvez, Joseph de
Bausa, Juan
Bausa, Catarina
Perez, Felipe Ramon (Cura)
Pintado, Francisco
Diaz, Antonio
Eceta, Bruno
Places
California
Majorca (Isla)
Palma (Ciudad)
Lima
San Blas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 218 ff. 140-158 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 218 ff. 140-158 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Volume unfoliated. This group of documents begins with the phrase found in the title above. Includes Volume index # 6
Reference Number
21800006
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Keywords
Civil Administration
Franciscans
Transportation (Maritime)
Mission Supplies
Disease
Military Chaplains
Religious Paraphernalia
General Subjects
Legal
Military
Religious

en la ciudad de Mexico onze de agosto de mil setezientos seisenta y siete el senor don Joseph Basarte....

Serial Number
041-04702
Author(s)
Basarte, Joseph de (Juez)
Garcia, Padre Thoribio (Sj)
Daza, Eugenio (Factor nombrado)
Date
08-11-1767
End date
07-08-1768
Documentation
Mexico. San Pedro de Ibarra? August 11, 1767 ? To July 8, 1768. 36p (Approx). Testamento. Original. Signed. Inventario. Copy? Signed.
Summary
Inventory of objects at time of Jesuit expulsion of properties of the hacienda de Ibarra. Major sections clearly indicated and divided into numbered fardos. Careful description of all items give quantities, varieties, prices and often place of manufacture or procurement. Goods include funds on hand from salaries, furniture, and merchandise in warehouse of hacienda. Principle especially food, Chocolate, cacao, cloth, clothing and sewing supplies, wine, swords and weapons, equestrian tack, blankets, and religious items. Objects apparently warehoused at the colegio Jesuita de San Andres. (J. M. Johnson, October 1989)
Persons
Basarte, Joseph (Superintendente de Real Aduana)
Barrachina, Salvador Vizente
Croix, Carlos Francisco de (Virrey)
Armesto, Juan de (Procurador)(Sj)
Daza, Eugenio (Factor Nombrado)
Garcia, Padre Thorivio (Sj)
Places
Bramante
Sevilla
Segovia
Tlascala
Hayacapa
Lorena
Leon
Japon
San Andres de Mexico (Colegio)
Californias (Procuraduria)
Ibarra, San Pedro de (Hacienda)
Nimes
Puebla
Bretana
China
Zarasa
Villa Chica
Chalonagrama
Cherlas
Campeche
Genova
Calamaco
Vescuco
Perzia
Chapaneco
Sayalcito
Esmiquilpa
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 213 ff. 260-277 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 213 ff. 260-277 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Since folios unnumbered and division made is arbitrary, locate entry by lines given in document title. Entry finishes one-third down frame saying in distinctive lettering and underlining papeles y titulos de las haziendas. Primeramente una caxa de folios 0231-0259 and 0277-0385.
Reference Number
21300018
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Keywords
Civil Administration
Weapons
Fiscal Affairs
Chocolate
Jesuits (Expulsion)
Hardware
Cacao
Religious Paraphernalia
Furnishings (Domestic)
Tools (Belduque)
Haciendas (Inventory)
Bibliography (Correspondence)
Customs (Aduana)
Horses (Tack)
Mission Furnishing (Inventory)
Cloth
Haciendas (Secularization)
Furnishings (Hacienda)
Costume (Labor Force)
Food Supplies (Haciendas)
Costume (Sewing Supplies)
Beverages (Supplies)
College
General Subjects
Political
Economics
Technology
Ethnography
Social-Organization

Cuenta de los efectos remitidos por d. Juan Jose de Echeveste a los presidios y misiones de California.

Serial Number
041-04672
Author(s)
Echeveste, Juan Joseph
Vasquez, Juan Antonio (Arriero)
Mangino, Fernando Joseph
and others
Date
05-25-1773
End date
09-16-1774
Documentation
Guadalaxara, puebla, Mexico. May 25, 1773 to September 16, 1774. 132p. Cuentas. Informes. Copies. Originals, signed.
Summary
Detailed lists of supplies with data on prices, cost and routes for transport. Receipts from Mule drivers for charges of carrying supplies from Guadalajara to San Blas. Summary totals of items in Guadalajara for California missions (f. 155). Religious items for missions and colegios itemized (f. 167-168). Instructions from Mesa de Memorias and plans for auditing with responses from Bucareli. (J. M. Johnson, June 1989)
Persons
Serra, Junipero (Fray)
Bucareli y Ursua, Fr. Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Mangino, Fernando Joseph
Trigo, Joseph de (Factor)
Campo Viergol, Joseph
Arizcorretta
Zamesa, Bernadino
Perez, Domingo Antonio
Davila, Jose
San Martin, Pedro de
Bega, Salvador de la
Oteyz y Vertis, Juan Joseph de
Velasquez, Xavier
Soria, Francisco Xavier de (Arriero)
Oriosolo, Juan Ignacio
Cardenas, Juan Antonio de
Gomes, Juan Antonio
Hijosa, Francisco (Comisario)
Pamanes, Francisco de
Cano, Juan
Rosas de Perez, Joseph
Ozia, Josse de
Ibarrola, Mechor del
Areche
Ponte y Andrade, Jacente
Daza, Eugenio (Administrador General)
Parrilla, Luis
Arzibase, Miguel de (Arriero)
Gonzales, Juan Antonio
Moncada, Luciano (Arriero)
Arzate, Matias de
Ibarra, Pedro de
Artemi
Arebuena, Joachin
Guerrero y Fagle, Antonio
Campo Martin, Manuel
Martinez de Vargas, Augustin
Places
California Septentrional
San Blas (Puerto)
San Diego (Mision)
Monterrey, San Carlos de (Mision)
Zangalete
Santa Clara (Mision)
Guadalaxara
Genova
San Luis Obispo (Mision)
Sonora
Puebla (Ciudad)(Colegio)
Tepoztlan (Colegio)
San Gabriel (Mision)
San Antonio (Mision)
San Pedro y San Pablo (Colegio)
Damasco
Antigua California
Nueva California
Military Groups
Santo Domingo, Orden de (?)
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 211 ff. 121-186
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 211 ff. 121-186
Language
Spanish
Notes
Blank frames; some repeated. Ff. 183-185 pages out of order or first part of document missing.
Reference Number
21100009
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Keywords
Military Supplies
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Weapons
Military Finances
Prices
Franciscans
Civil-Religious Relations
Civil-Military Relations
Costume
Transportation (Maritime)
Mission Supplies
Transportation (Routes)
Religious Salaries
Dominicans
Transportation (Costs)
Tools (Domestic)
Religious Paraphernalia
College Inventory

Padrones y noticias del estado de las misiones en el ano del 1774, de Mora a Bucareli.

Serial Number
041-03951
Author(s)
Mora, Vicente de (Fray)
Gines, Domingo (Fray)
Perez, Manuel (Fray)
Date
00-00-1772
End date
10-30-1774
Documentation
Loreto, purissima concepcion, san gertrudis, San Francisco Xavier, Guadalupe, comondu, San Ignacio, Santa Rosalia, molexe, borja, santa maria de los Angeles, san Joseph del cabopara, pilar de todos santos, Santiago de los cores, velicata. August 1, 1774 to October 20, 1774. 218p. Padrones. Inventorios. Letters. Originales, signed.
Summary
Census of Antigua California missions broken down into children, orphans, communicants, marriages, births, deaths. Furnishings, ceremonial religious objects, art works, other mission buildings and possessions, library holdings, furniture, utensils, (musical) instruments, land, agriculture, crops, sowing and harvesting, livestock by types, horses, boats and canoes, masonry and construction materials. Padrones often conclude with summary financial status and notes of Loreto. Ff. 16-21,purissima Concepcion. Ff. 22-32, San Gertrudis. Ff. 33-47, San Francisco Xavier. Ff. 48-52, Guadalupe. Ff. 53-65, San Josef Comondu. Ff. 66-69, San Ignacio. Ff. 70-76, Santa Rosalia Molexe. Ff. 77-82, Borja. Ff. 83-85, Santa Maria de los Angeles. Ff. 86-91, Cabopara. Ff. 92-99, Pilar de Todos Santos. Ff. 100-106, Santiago de los Cores. Ff. 107-108, Velicata. Of special interest are ff. 11-14 and 41-43 which detail library holdings and ff. 92 and 93-94 which breakdown censused groups into Indians and mulatos. (J. M. Johnson, April 1988)
Persons
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Guzman, Santo Domingo de (Padre)
Formoso, Juan Antonio (Fray)
Zabalite, Martin (Fray)
Diez Bustamante, Josef (Fray)
Rodriguez, Manuel (Fray)
Gines, Domingo (Fray)
Perez, Manuel (Fray)
Vera, Christoval de (Fray)
Croix, Marques de (Virrey)
Barri, Phelipe (Gobernador)
Garcia Villatorio, Joseph (Fray)
Gomez, Juan Chrisostomo (Fray)
Valero, Joaquin (Fray)
Luesma, Antonio (Fray)
Garcia, Manuel (Fray)
Hebar?, Joseph (Fray)
Hidalgo, Miguel (Fray)
Gandiaga, Pedro (Fray)
Cabo, Josef del
Armesto, Joseph (Fray)
Salce, Jose (Fray)
Salas, Antonio (Fray)
Estevez, Joseph (Fray)
Mora, Vicente de (Fray)
Souto, Andres de (Fray)
Places
Loreto, Nuestra Senora de (Mision)
Xavier de Californias, San Francisco (Mision)
Comondu, San Joseph (Mision)
Guadalaxara
Antigua California
Guadalupe, Nuestra Senora de (Mision)
San Ygnacio (Mision)
Santa Gertrudis de Cadacaman (Mision)
Purissima Concepcion de Cadegomo (Mision)
San Fernando de Mexico (Colegio)
San Pablo
Santa Marta (Arroyo)
Virgines, las (Arroyo)
Santa Cruz (Arroyo)
San Joaquin (Paraje)
Santa Rosalia Molexe (Mision)
California (Peninsula)
Borja, San Francisco (Mision)
Angeles, Santa Maria de los (Mision)
Cabopara, San Joseph del (Mision)
Pilar de Todos Santos, Nuestra Senora del (Mision)
Cores, Santiago de los (Mision)
Velicata, San Fernando (Mision)
Monterey
Ethnic Groups
Mulatos
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 166 ff. 001-108
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 166 ff. 001-108
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
16600001
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Keywords
Census
Animals (Domestic)
Franciscans
Jesuits
Indians (Population)
Cattle (Mission Inventory)
Dominicans
Religious Paraphernalia
Libraries And Archives
Mission Furnishing (Inventory)
Harvest
Inventories
Land (Missions)
General Subjects
Economics
Missions

Letters from above authors concerning the assigning of 5 religiosos from the colegio apostolico de Pachuca first in this series begins with por el oficio de v.e..

Serial Number
041-03876
Author(s)
Lorenzo, Estevan (Obispo de Durango)
Puertollano, Ysidoro (Fray)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Date
01-03-1793
End date
02-19-1793
Documentation
Mexico. January 3, 1793 - February 19, 1793. 14p. Approximate letters. Originals, copies. Sending out religious personnel to curatos and doctrinas, pointing out that the colegio de pachuca May send out personnel for two missions being established, mision de santo angel de satevo and mision de San Francisco de Xavier de baborigame; sealed letter discusses religious personnel to be sent from colegio de pachuca, advises that they be sent to missions now functioning, asks that paper work associated with founding of the guaycabo and cajurichi missions be expedited and mentions that the two are without church or religious paraphernalia; order for lorenzo to send five religious personnel to area as soon as possible and that once they arrive lorenzo will be informed where they will be stationed; lorenzo asks virrey by what means he is to defray the travel costs of the 5 religiosos he is sending, hope that these costs will not be taken from the annual synod paid to the religiosos; response from lorenzo stating his plans to send the five in question as soon as possible. (O. Velez, March 1989)
Persons
Lorenzo, Estevan (Obispo de Durango)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Puertollano, Ysidoro de (Fray)
Places
Satevo
Santo Angel (Mision)
Basanopa (Pueblo)
Baborigame, San Fransisco Xavier
Taramaura
Guaycabo (Mision)
Cajurichi (Mision)
Durango
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 162 ff. 043-050 (Approx) exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 162 ff. 043-050 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios unnumbered; first in this series begins with the phrase found above in title.
Reference Number
16200004
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Keywords
Indians (Religion-Christian)
Mission Administration
Education (Religious)
Mission Establishment
Education (Seminaries)
Transportation (Costs)
Religious Paraphernalia
General Subjects
Missions

Continuation of preceeding folios in which fathers of various missions defend themselves against allegations of poor mission administration and mistreatment of pisones.

Serial Number
041-03636
Author(s)
Campusano, Pedro Felis (Capitan)
Silva, Manuel de (Guardian)
Garcia de Leon, Joseph (Teniente Justicia)
and others
Date
02-10-1767
End date
01-21-1790
Documentation
Nuevo Santander. February 2, 1767-January 21, 1790. 88p. (Approx) Letters, testimonies, decreto. Signed, unsigned, copies, originals.
Summary
(See preceeding folios for more details of issue.) Ximenez, Pison Indian from area of Ygollo mission, lodges complaints against fathers, alleging poor administration of mission, inventory of items at Escandon, other missions, from livestock to kitchen utensils, also expenditures to people of area for items and services purchased from them; testimony regarding accuracy of inventory and Cuenta; testimony regarding 86 Bueyes at mission that died; regarding alleged Meco cattle raid; 1766 decreto regarding rules of mission administration (b33-34); letter from frayes of Ygollo mission (3-22-1778) concerning persecution suffered at hands of Indians, climate (b35-36); letter from Father Ordonez criticizing frayes' defense, that Religiosos trying to escape doctrinal, instructional obligations; issue discussed into late 1780s. (L. Kerr, August 1989)
Persons
Campusano, Pedro Felis (Capitan)
Abadiano, Manuel de (Fray)
Rodriguez, Jose Maria (Fray)
Zuzuarregui, Jose Maria (Fray)
Silva, Manuel de (Guardian)
Cossio, Antonio de la Cuesta (Alcalde)
Alcozer, Jose Antonio de (Fray)
Garcia de Leon, Josseph (Teniente Justicia)
Palacios, Fernando (Mariscal)
Ladron de Guevara, Jose Estrada (Ministro)
Carrano, Juan de Dios (Fray)
Garcia, Fernando (Teniente Justicia Mayor)
Lopez, Jose Antonio (Teniente)
Ybanez, Francisco (Fray)
Maldonado, Felipe de Jesus (Caudillo Protector)
Medina, Manuel de
Ygnacio, Juan
Gavilan, Juan (Fray)
Ramires, Antonio (Teniente Justicia)
Escandon, Joseph (Coronel)
Aguilar, Francisco (Ministro)
Lopez, Vicente (Fray)
Viciera, Joseph (Fray)
Ximenez, Antonio
Dominguez, Jose (Teniente de Justicia)
Gomes de Barrio, Juan (Fray)
Bucareli, Antonio Maria (Fray)
Posada (Fiscal)
Herrera (Fiscal)
Azedo (Fiscal)
Bravo, Juan (Fray)
Banfi, Juan (Fiscal)
Galvez, Conde de (Virrey)
Alegria, Martin Joseph de
Lasaga, Diego de (Gobernador)
Parrilla, Luis
Valenzuela (Fiscal)
Places
Santa Barbara (Villa)
Escandon (Villa)
Zacatecas, Guadalupe de (Colegio)
Nuevo Santander
Horcasitas (Mision)
Palmillas (Mision)
San Carlos (Villa)
Michoacan
Llera, Santa Maria de (Mision)
Nuevo Leon
Aguayo (Mision)
Guemes, San Francisco de (Mision)
Tetillas (Mision)
Zacatecas
Soto la Marina (Mision)
Padilla, San Antonio de (Mision)
San Fernando (Mision)
Camargo (Mision)
Reynosa (Mision)
Revilla (Mision)
Burgos (Mision)
Pressas (Mision)
Valles (Villa)
Palmitas (Mision)
San Francisco (Convento)
Veracruz
Ethnic Groups
Mecos
Pisones
Pames
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 148 ff. B023-036, A078-106 Numero 2
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 148 ff. B023-036, A078
Language
Spanish
Notes
Pagination follows from second set of folio numbers, ending on folio 'b'36; next folio number is 78, continuing pagination series 'a,' interrupted in sequence 3.
Reference Number
14800004
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Keywords
Indians (Religion-Christian)
Indians (Depredations)
Mission Administration
Indians (Mistreatment)
Civil-Religious Relations
Education (Religious)
Jesuits
Mission Agriculture
Mission Finances
Droughts
Religious Paraphernalia
Mission Furnishing (Inventory)
General Subjects
Economics
Ethnography
Missions
Religious

Continuation of issue addressed in preceeding folios: allegations of mistreatment of pisones at mission Ygollo, related issues.

Serial Number
041-03635
Author(s)
Gomez del Barrio, Juan (Fray)
Dominguez, Joseph Antonio
Date
00-00-1753
End date
02-06-1783
Documentation
Nuevo Santander. December 22, 1776- February 6, 1783. 100p. (Approx) Letters, cuentas, testimonios, inventories. Copies, originals, signed, unsigned.
Summary
Documents address same issue as in sequence 2, allegations of mistreatment of Pisones; defense offered by missionaries, arguing that severe drought conditions made difficult proper care of Indians. Includes 'cuenta' of expenditures from mission Ygollo to various individuals for services, activities, goods (folios a53-68). Copy of inventory of goods at Ygollo and Escandon, 12-22-76 (folios b1-17), from religious paraphernalia to livestock; weight and content of 'copas', 'platos' etc. Given. Folios b17-22 include testimony of residents in Escandon area concerning burning of Santa Barbara mission (later rebuilt and renamed Escandon) in 1753 by Tanambres, during which padre, captain killed; also includes further inventory of Escandon items. (L. Kerr, August 1989)
Persons
Gomez del Barrio, Juan (Fray)
Dominguez, Joseph Antonio
Ramires de Arellano, Juan Lorenzo (Justicia Mayor)
Balboa, Joseph Simon (Caporal)
Roncal, Juan Antonio (Justicia Mayor)
Lasaga, Diego de (Gobernador)
Ximenes, Antonio (Pison)
Gavilan, Juan (Fray)
Mayorga, Martin de (Virrey)
Ordonez, Antonio (Fray)
Posada
Abadiano, Manuel (Vice Custodio Fray)
Zuzuarregui, Jose Manuel de (Padre)
Ramirez, Agustin (Fray)
Zuzuarregui, Jose Maria (Capitan)
Rada, Miguel de Jesus Maria de (Fray)
Lopez, Jose Francisco (Fray)
Zamora, Antonio (Fray)
Ruiz, Indalecio (Capitan)
Martinez, Francisco Lazaro (Fray)
Claramonte, Jose Antonio (Fray)
Barbarena, Juan Jose de (Capitan)
Campusano, Pedro Felis (Capitan)
Escaxadillo, Jose (Capitan)
Zalasar, Francisco (Fray)
Pizarro, Alonso (Fray)
Places
Santa Barbara (Villa)
Nuevo Santander
Ygoyo, Nuestra Senora de la Soledad de (Mision)
Tampico, San Salvador de (Mision)
Palmillas (Mision)
Taumabe (Mision)
Aguayo (Mision)
Llera (Mision)
Balles (Mision)
Veracruz (Ciudad)
Escandon (Mision)
Altamira (Virrey)
Horcasitas (Mision)
San Carlos (Villa)
Zacatecas (Colegio)
Santa Barbara (Presidio)
Xavier, San Francisco (Mision)
Ethnic Groups
Pames
Pisones
Palahueques
Tanambres
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 148 ff. A050-077, B001-022 Numero 2
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 148 ff. A050-077, B001
Language
Spanish
Notes
No consistent folio numbers for the Volume. These documents are a continuation of exp. 2 with 2 sequences of folio numbers. The letters a and b have been assigned to distinguish between the two. First series of pagination ends at a077, begins again at folio b0001.
Reference Number
14800003
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Keywords
Animals (Domestic)
Mission Administration
Indians (Mistreatment)
Food Supplies
Indians (Crimes)
Mission Agriculture
Mission Finances
Droughts
Harvests
Cattle (Mission Inventory)
Religious Paraphernalia
Indians (Rebellions)
Crimes (Arson)
Furnishings (Mission)
Missions (Burning Of)
General Subjects
Agriculture
Economics
Ethnography
Missions

Escandon to Cruillas concerning religious ornaments; rebels and appostate Indians.

Serial Number
041-03477
Author(s)
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Valcarce, Domingo
Date
07-25-1763
End date
07-04-1768
Documentation
Mexico, Nuevo Santander. July 25, 1763 - July 4, 1768. 9p. Letters. Originals, signed.
Summary
Tribunal de Cuentas has given ornaments and sacred cups to the colonies of Sierra Gorda which must be distributed. End of the epedemic. Haven't been able to stop the rebels in Sierra de Aguayo and Taumabe. Lopez and 15 soldiers to bring Apostate Indians under control. Indian theft of animals and murder and soldiers and friendly Indian; need for punishment. (L. L. Woodward, October 1988)
Persons
Urresti, Antonio de
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Espinosa, Francisco
Mexo Fernandez, Juan Antonio
Savedra, Estevan (Capitan)
Rumaior, Manuel de
Merino, Nicolas
Vega Obregon, Pedro de la
Lambarri, Juan Francisco
Posadas, Vizente de (Teniente Protector)
Lopez, Phelipe (Comisario de Guerra)
Barverena, Juan Francisco (Teniente Coronel)
Cruillas, Marques de
Valcarce, Domingo
Places
Nuevo Santander (Colonia)
Sierra Gorda
Santillana
Borbon
Mier
Laredo
Aguayo (Sierra)
Camargo
San Fernando
Alaguines (Mision)
Sevilla)
Guadalcazar
Altamira
Horcasitas (Ciudad)
Burgos (Montanas)
Verde (Rio)
San Fernando (Colegio)
Tamaulipa
Bernal (Cerro)
Leon
Taumabe (Sierra)
Ethnic Groups
Passitas
Military Groups
Maiz, Compania del Valle de
Guadalcazar, Compania de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 140 ff. 237-241 exp. 4
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 140 ff. 237-241 exp. 4
Language
Spanish
Notes
F 237 out of focus
Reference Number
14000006
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Keywords
Indians (Depredations)
Crimes (Murder)
Military Campaigns
Military Salaries
Crimes (Theft)
Indians (Crimes)
Epidemics
Religious Paraphernalia
General Subjects
Military

Documents about idolatry of Indians. Governor Canaveral asks for instructions about what to do with Indians caught workshiping idols.

Serial Number
041-03226
Author(s)
Canaveral Ponce de Leon, Vicente (Gobernador)
Date
09-12-1768
End date
10-29-1768
Documentation
Nayarit, Mexico. September 12, 1768-October 29, 1768. 10p. Letters, informes, peticiones. Originals, signed.
Summary
Concerns description of Indians native religious activities and their ceremonies. Objects, such as pots and arrows are used in Indians' ceremonies. Canaveral reports the seizure of Indian idols found hiden in caves and houses. Viceroy sends orders to punish idolatry of Indians with 200 whips and 10 years in prison. (M. Marroquin, April 1989)
Persons
Canaveral Ponce de Leon, Vicente (Gobernador)
Croix, Marquez de (Virrey)
Bueno, Juan (Prisionero)
Nicolas, Antonio (Prisionero)
Places
Havana
Izcatan
Rosario
Juan COnapa
Jesus Maria
San Francisco
Santa Theresa
Guaynamota
Peyotan
Santa Rosa
San Juan de Ulua (Prison)
Nayarit (Presidio)
Guadalaxara
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 127 ff. 120-125
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 127 ff. 120-125
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
12700006
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Keywords
Crimes (Witchcraft)
Religious Life And Customs
Indians (Religion-Native)
Royal Announcements And Decrees
Religious Paraphernalia
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Series of autos on Indian religious practices. Letters informing the viceroy of idolatry of Indians and the determination exterminate it

Serial Number
041-03225
Author(s)
Canaveral Ponce de Leon, Vicente
Oca, Manuel de (Capitan)
Yzaguirre, Mariano
Guemes, Manuel and others
Date
02-01-1768
End date
09-08-1768
Documentation
Guadalaxara, Nayarit. February 1, 1768-September 8, 1768. 108p. Letters informes, autos. Originals, signed, transcriptions.
Summary
Concerns indexes of issues addressed to viceroy, dealing with efforts to terminate Indians idolatry, military personnel, salaries, appointments, etc. Document written by Canaveral describes Indian solution of Mescal and other herbs to carry out their rites. Series of autos on the celebration of rites by nimemigua papaneleoche yore pexec tacaguia tavargec pexicg criatura y Se ha empezado a alimentar de Leche materna, Vajo de tu proteccion la pongo para que Se crie Feliz, y preserve de dano, acuerdate de la Cienega de donde Vino esta agua). Testimonies from Indians are taken regarding their religious rites. Indians describe instances of their own idolatry when interrogated I.e. where they hide their idols. Native names of religious objects such as an ornamented pot which is called tallaopa and another one called tajachi are described. Indians are sworn and testify on their religious practices, giving names of their idols. (M. Marroquin, April 1989)
Persons
Oca, Manuel Antonio de (Capitan)
Guemes, Manuel
Salcedo, Sebastian
Miranda, Nicolas de (Cabo)
Ybanez, Manuel de (Teniente
Croix, Marquez de (Virrey)
Juan Diego (Indio)
Sanchez, Manuel (Indio)
Juan Pablo (Indio)
Lopez, Francisco
Altamirano, Manuel
Antoni Ysidro
Altamirano, Manuel
Lorenzo, Pedro
Navarrete, Lorenzo
Flores, Arsenio
Cruz, Juan Pedro de la (Indio)
Miguelote (Indio)
Chique, Manuel (Indio)
Tortugo, Francisco (Indio)
Methame, Francisco (Indio)
Yzaguirre, Mariano
Dios, Juan de (Indio)
Zacate (Indio)
Capistrano, Francisco (Indio)
Gaspar (Indio)
Sepulveda, Santiago
Guerra, Pedro
Places
Nayarit
Guadalaxara
San Pedro Yucatan (Pueblo)
El Rosario
COnapa, San Juan
Tonalisco (Pueblo)
Yucatan (Pueblo)
Petaquilla (Cerro)
Guajolotes (Cerro)
Jesus Maria (Pueblo)
San Gregorio (Cerro)
Picacho (Cerro)
Ethnic Groups
Guicholes
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 127 ff. 065-119
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 127 ff. 065-119
Language
Spanish
Guichole
Reference Number
12700005
Rights
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Keywords
Military Personnel
Military Appointments
Indians (Magic And Witchcraft)
Indians (Languages)
Religious Paraphernalia
Crimes (Idolatry)
Indians (Baptism)
Indians (Religion- Native)
General Subjects
Military
Religious
Linguistics
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