Salt Production

Index and extractions from expedientes containing administrative, military, and religious information regarding numerous provinces. (legajo 12 - 1765).cobo

Serial Number
041-05654
Author(s)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo
Date
10-29-1765
End date
11-29-1765
Documentation
Mexico, Janos. January 21, 1743 - December 23, 1765. Indice. Original.
Summary
Index and extractions from legajo 12 (1765) containing administrative, military, and religious information regarding various provincias. Indexed material includes petition by Oca for health leave; remission of treasures from Chihuahua mines; discovery of islands near San Juan and San Bernardo; petitions for travel; salt mine development; canons and gunpowder for presidios; auxiliary troops provided to San Saba; instruction of military recruits; Indian invasions in los Alamos and Batuco Valley; need for supplementing arms, horses to Buena Vista recruits; request that a held white deer be submitted to Mexico; establishment of navigation between Acapulco and Matanchel; establishment and fortification of presidio of Buena Vista and money allocated for work; salaries for citizens substituting for absent soldiers; department of wine and spiritous liquors. (J. Hiller, July 1989)
Persons
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo
Oca, Manuel de
Torija, Fernando de
Bustamante, Bernardo
Usel y Guimbards, Ygnacio
Velez Cachupin, Tomas
Naranjo, Joseph
Ortiz Parrilla, Diego
Barrios, Jacinto de
Cruillas (Marques)
Rodriguez, Miguel
Rabago, Felipe
Menchaca, Luis (Capitan)
Pineda, Juan
Cancio, Lorenzo
Felix, Francisco Maria
Bautista de Anza, Juan
Diaz del Carpio, Ignacio
Escandon, Joseph
Villaba, Juan
Rivera, Juan de
Martos y Navarrette, Angel
Oconor, Hugo
Afan de Rivero, Melchor
Ramirez de la Piscina, Manuel
Ruiz, Marcos
Banos, Joaquin
Martinez Pacheco, Rafael
Bexar, Antonio de
Fuente, Pedro de la
Catuya, Tomas (Indio)
Rivera y Moncada, Fernando
Places
Guadalaxara
Durango
Xanos (Presidio)
Chihuahua
Caldas (Provincia)
Monterrey
Coahuila
San Juan (Mision)
San Bernardo (Mision)
Alamo, San Pedro del
Santa Rosa
San Saba (Presidio)
Horcasitas
Alamos, los
Buena Vista (Presidio)
Acapulco
Matanchel (Puerta)
Fronteras (Presidio)
Cedros (Hacienda)
Batuco (Valle)
Zaracachi
Loreto
Yaqui
Culiacan
Tepic
Rosario (Real)
Guadalupe (Real)
Terrenate
Zacatecas, (Colegio Apostolico)
Peotillos (Hacienda)
Queretaro
Nueva Santander
San Miguel El Grande
Cadereyta
Bahia del Espiritu Santo
Queretaro, Santisima Cruz de (Colegio)
Adaes
El Paso del Norte (Presidio)
Caldas, Santa Maria de Las
Ethnic Groups
Cibolos
Apaches
Franceses
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 254 ff. 199-214
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 254 ff. 199-214
Language
Spanish
Notes
Appears as part of expediente 11 in indice del ramo.
Reference Number
25400015
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Keywords
Presidios
Civil Administration
Military Salaries
Beverages (Alcoholic)
Animals (Wild)
Tobacco
Military Organization
Weapons (Artillery)
Salt Production
Presidios (Establishment)
Naval Administration
Deer
Military Recruitment
General Subjects
Military
Geography
Mining

Ugarte y Loyola informs of judicial, administrative, spiritual, economic, and defensive conditions in Sonora and Nueva Vizcaya. Information regarding relations with many Indian nations.

Serial Number
041-05642
Author(s)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo
Date
12-01-1783
End date
12-10-1787
Documentation
Arispe. November ?, 1787 - December 10, 1787. 38p. Informes. Originals, signed.
Summary
Ugarte y Loyola informs of judicial, administrative, spiritual, economic, and defensive conditions in Sonora and Nueva Vizcaya. Notes problems in judicial branch including inexperience of secondary judges; lack of prisons, lawyers to consult with, and scribes to handle judicial proceedings; costs of prisons, paper, mail, etc.. Reports (f.30) of robberies and murders committed by Apaches and others, including bands of Taraumaras escaped from their mission. Proposed creation of a high court (f. 31.5). Discussion of founding capital city of 6 provincias (f. 32.5) and its relation to comandante general's residence and site of high court. Most advantageous site would be in San Bartholome Valley. Salt production and prices (f. 34). Report (35.5) that spiritual of gospel deeply affected. Much information (f. 37) regarding many Indian nations with respect to their geographic domains, hostilities, and relations to Spanish plan for defense. (J. Hiller, may 1989)
Persons
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)
Galvez (Conde)
Flores, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)
Croix, Teodoro
Neve, Felipe de
Rengel, Joseph Antonio
Bustamante, Juan Joseph
Borica, Diego (Teniente Coronel)
Cabello, Domingo
Bonavia, Bernardo de
Places
Arispe
Chihuagua
Durango
Caracas
Nueva Vizcaya
San Bartholome (Valle)
Cohaguila
Texas
Nueva Mexico
El Paso
Santander y Nuevo Leon (Colonia)
Norte (Presidio)
Parras
Saltillo
Janos (Presidio)
Tiburon (Isla)
Pitic (Pueblo)
Bacuachi
Chihuagua (Villa)
Ethnic Groups
Taraumares
Seris
Gilenos
Mescaleros
Apaches
Lipanes
Navajoes
Natagees
Saraones
Nicarillas
Comanches
Tagoayaces
Obedsitas
Tuacanas
Yutas
Carancaguaces
Tepocas
Papagos
Pimas
Gilenas
Chiricaguis
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 254 ff. 024-042
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 254 ff. 024-042
Language
Spanish
Notes
Appears as expediente 3 in indice del ramo.
Reference Number
25400003
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Civil Administration
Religious Administration
Prisons
Indians (Conversion)
Religious Personnel
Salt Production
Judicial Proceedings
General Subjects
Legal
Military
Geography
Missions
Religious

acompamo a v.e. los 14 oficios originales que se sirve

Serial Number
041-04614
Author(s)
Castro, Ramon de
noriega, Melchor de
Date
07-10-1792
Documentation
Santa Rosa. July 10, 1792. 34p. Informe. Original.
Summary
Document gives figures for total amount of revenue produced in salt industry in this area. Mentions role played by Barlovento River in economic development of area. Mentions bad effect of salt in water supply on agriculture. Some settlements in area have expanded to degree that they are exposed to Apache attacks, no troops for protection. Proposal for compania de sugetos along coast from Veracruz to Balisa, or else have real hacienda fund development of fishing industry; also wants more Naval activity. Detailed accounts of economic potential of fish species in these waters. Area between interior and costal settlements must be populated to contain Apaches; details best ports along coast for bringing Spanish settlers in to populate said area. Attention must be paid to northern frontier as U.s. is gaining strength in world trade, makes good use of Indian relations to conquer new territory. Only important trade with northern Indians is in fur, but american mining ventures will tend to result in permanent villages, to detriment of Spanish. Examples of situations in which use of fuero militar has helped establish successful settlements. author favors paid milicias provinciales only when fighting to help populate areas. Government help to settlements will depend on productivity of areas. Noriega favors putting Escandon in charge of these projects. (O. Velez, March 1990)
Persons
Ugalde, Juan de (Brigadier)
Virrey Conde de Revilla Gigedo
Virrey Marques de Croix
Marques de Sonora (Visitador General)
Bucareli, Antonio (Virrey Fray)
Villapardo, Joaquin
Tienda de Cuerbo, Jose (Capitan de Dragones)
Lopez, Augustin (Ingeniero)
Marques de Cruilla
Palazios, Fernando de (Mariscal de Campo)
Escandon, Josefa Maria
Escandon, Mariano de
Escandon, Francisco
Castillo y Llata, Juan Antonio del (Capitan)
Mayorga, Martin de (Virrey)
Nava, Simon Alvarez de (Administrador)
Castro, Elias de (Capitan)
Castro, Ramon de
Noriega, Melchor de
Noriega, Melchor de
Castro, Ramon de
Places
Texas (Provincia)
Tampico
Veracruz
Tamiaga
Nuevo Orleans
Escandon (Villa)
Yucutan, Merida de (Provincia)
Queretaro
Bahia (Presidio)
Coahuila (Provincia)
Monserrate de Cruillas, Nuestra Senora de
San Carlos Saguella (Poblaciones)
Santillana (Villa)
Soto de la Marina (Villa)
Reynosa (Villa)
Laredo
Hoyos
Padilla (Villa)
Aguayo (Villa)
Llera (Villa)
Horcasitas
Altamira (Villa)
San Luis Potosi (Huasteca)
Matehuala (Real)
Balisa (Puerto)
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 209 ff. 089-106 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 209 ff. 089-106 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios unnumbered, these documents begin with phrase in title.
Reference Number
20900008
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Keywords
Military Personnel
Animals (Domestic)
Transportation (Fluvial)
Spanish-U.S. Relations
Fish And Fishing
Fiscal Affairs
Tobacco
Land
Population
Colonization
Indians (Pacification)
Land (Encroachment)
Exploration (Maritime)
Exploration
Fuero Militar
Salt Production
Fur Trading
Fuel
Municipal (Establishment)
General Subjects
Military
Biography
Maritime
Exploration
Economics Social-Organization

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

Autos concerning conditions and establishment of Santa Maria by Escandon.

Serial Number
041-04165
Author(s)
Escandon, Joseph de
Date
10-02-1750
End date
01-20-1751
Documentation
San marcos. October 2, 1750-January 20, 1751. 20p. Autos. Copies.
Summary
Documents contain information resulting formal establishment of Santa Maria. Provides good geographical description of area and distances to other Villas. Escandon went to recognize families joined by olarazan. Escandon and others conduct review of well and other conditions. Contains complete list of families and members of Escuadra including names, ages and property owned. Description of relations with Indians. says San Marcos has most abundant water. Contains description of possible drilling depths and composition of each level. Review of timber, minerals and land says all plentiful. Cold climate. Commerce with Llera possible for supplies and minerals. Need mission for Indians congregated in area. Escandon officially establishes sta. Maria close to San Marcos. Provides instructions for construction of homes, provision of more cattle and seed, and for administration of property and mines. Contains city plan. Last document contains list of Villas established in Nuevo Santander including captains, missions, Indians, families, soldiers and Patron saints. (M. Dannemiller, April 1989)
Persons
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Olazaran, Joseph (Capitan)
Moctezuma, Juan Elias
Perez de Leon, Joseph
Telles Giron (Capitan)
Ciprian, Ignacio Antonio (Fray)
Saens, Santiago
Moctezuma, Juan Crisostomo
Dias Guerrero, Juan Diego
Diego (Indio Capitan Pizones)
Guevara, Joseph de
Gimenez, Nicolas
Arzila, Joseph de
Martinez, Vizente
Places
San Pedro (Paraje)
Aguayo, Santa Maria de (Villa)
San Marcos
Cavallero
Guemes
Zacatecas, Guadalupe de (Colegio)
Llera
San Phelipe
Nuevo Santander
Ethnic Groups
Pizones
Military Groups
Villa de Maiz, Compania de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 180 ff. 149-159
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 180 ff. 149-159
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18000013
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Commerce
Military Rolls
Civil Administration
Census
Architecture (Construction)
Water Supply And Irrigation
Climate
Colonization
Cartography
Geology
Salt Production
Wood
Municipal (Establishment)
Maps (Urban)
Fish
Lime
General Subjects
Political
Geography
Missions
Mining
History

Autos concerning establishment and conditions of Altamira.

Serial Number
041-04162
Author(s)
Escandon, Joseph de
Date
10-27-1750
End date
11-03-1750
Documentation
Altamira. October 27, 1750-November 3 1750. 42p. Autos. Copies.
Summary
Concerns reports by Escandon and others concerning conditions in Altamira and feasibility of official establishment as Villa. Contains review of mission, Fabricas, Indians, land, climate and distances from Altamira to other Villas along frontera. Contains complete lists of families, Escuadra and all property. Mentions conditions established for residents and their obligation to stay in Altamira. Mentions financial support for Villa. says peaceful relations with Indians who receive corn rations from Altamira. Cyprian says location is perfect, good land, easy transportation on rivers, abundant fish and other reasons. Recommends uniting with Panuco and Tampico to secure the coast. says temperate with few Mosquitos. Also mentions cultivation of Calabazas. Instructions by Escandon for future activity such as building of homes, treatment of Indians and church construction. Contains city plan including rivers surrounding Villa. (M. Dannemiller, March 1989)
Persons
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Cyprian, Ignacio Antonio (Fray)
Manzano, Joaquin (Fray)
Barberena, Juan Francisco (Capitan)
Guevara, Joseph
Odriozola, Joseph Ignacio de
Castro Lorrca, Manuel de
Saens, Santiago de
Moctezuma, Juan Elias
Perez, Juan
Zaldivar, Joseph de
Melchor, Antonio de
Hernandez, Antonio
Ventura, Santiago
Roman, Juan Joseph
Zervantes, Juan
Perez, Antonio
Maya, Manuel
Orthega, Juan de
Barberena, Pablo de (Indio Capitan de Anacanas)
Places
Queretaro
Altamira, Nuestra Senora de las Caldas de
Suances (Mision)
San Andres (Laguna)
Olives (Salinas)
Trinidad (Barra)
Zacatecas, Guadalupe de (Colegio)
Tampico (Villa)
Panuco
Tamui
Huasteca
Horcasitas
Sotolamarina
Calabazas (Paraje)
Ethnic Groups
Anacanas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 180 ff. 102-123
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 180 ff. 102-123
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18000010
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Horses
Cattle
Census
Climate
Canoes
Cotton
Transportation
Colonization
Salt Production
Military Inventory
Architecture (Civil)
Food Supplies (Corn)
Insects
Municipal (Establishment)
Civil Inventory
Maps (Urban)
Fish
Food Supplies (Beans)
Architecture (Mission)
Squash
General Subjects
Political
Agriculture
History

Testimonio compiled by Escandon detailing population structure, herd counts of Spanish in San Fernando 1752-3.

Serial Number
041-04048
Author(s)
Escandon, Joseph de (General)
Date
01-11-1751
End date
03-03-1753
Documentation
San Fernando, Santiago de Queretaro, Nuevo Santander. January 11, 1751 - March 3, 1753. 50p. Testimonios, tables. Copies.
Summary
Testimonio compiled by Escandon discusses Escandon's visit to San Fernando 1752 and Camargo 1753. Includes detailed biographical information on Spanish families in San Fernando and Camargo (names, wives, number and age of children, number of animals or weapons owned). Population of San Fernando engages in herding, salt making, fishing. Mentions location of cattle grazing sites near Camargo (folio 134r). Includes tables tallying number of horses and herd animals (folios 120r, 135r). (S. Gibbs, September 1989)
Persons
Escandon, Joseph de (General)
Garzia de Abrego, Joseph (Teniente)
Oliva de Vega, Josepha de
Arguifo, Francisco de
Arguifo, Joseph Miguel
Guadalupe, Antonia
Mathiana Juan
Guevara, Joseph de (Escribano)
Sanchez de Zamora, Francisco
Iglesias Merino, Nicolas
Grazia y Torres, Pedro de
Galuan, Francisco Xavier
Villarreal, Geronimo de
Flores, Joseph Francisco
Lopez y Palazios, Alexandro
Trevino, Joseph Clemento
Iglesias, Enrique de
Merino de Iglesias, Joseph Enrique de
Grazia y Torres, Joseph de
Lopez de Taen, Casimiro
Decende, Rita
Alanis, Bartholome de
Capetillo, Catharina
Vega, Lorenzo de
Luna, Joseph Miguel de
Arosqueta, Josepha de
Faguaga, Francisco de
Guevara, Joseph de (Escribano)
Oyarzanal, Joseph de
Cyarzabal, Joseph Antonio de
Baptista Garzia, Juan (Fray)
Garza, Antonio de la
Serna, Margarita de la
Montaluo, Antonio
Guaxardo, Thomas
Ignazia, Maria
Inojosa, Josepha de
Luna, Joseph Manuel de
Zepeda, Margarita de
Munguia, Juan
Gonzalez, Isavel
Sosa, Salvador
Vega, Francesca de
Alvila, Miguel de
Gonzalez, Catharina
Trevino, Salvador
Lopez, Josepha
Mediano, Joseph Gabriel
Vega, Michaela de
Montemayor, Anna Maria de
Garzia, Josseph Miguel
Gutierrez, Juana Maria
Gutierrez, Gerardo
Ahumada, Maria Antonia
Gutierrez, Francisco
Rufrina (?), Maria
Cantu, Matheo
Gutierrez, Maria
Salinas, Joseph Antonio
Santos, Maria de los
Gutierrez, Miguel
Hidalgo, Maria Teresa
Villafranca, Miguel de
Palazios, Josepha
Sosa, Xaviera
Lopez, Francisco
Bentura Garzia, Juan
Medina, Manuela de
Garzia, Joachin
Ynojosa, Juana de
Garzia, Francisco
Guaxardo, Maria Josepha
Dios Betanair, Juan de
Castro, Juliana de
Trevino, Pedro Joseph (Oficial)
Garzia, Juan Joseph
Salinas, Francisca Xaviera
Dios Conde, Juan de
Rodriguez, Josepha
Rodriguez, Salvador
Quiteria, Maria
Garza Renteria, Santiago de la
Garza, Maria de la
Garza Falcon, Francisca de la
Garza Falcon, Juan de la
Vila, Juan Cayetano de
Munguia, Maria
Zuniga, Augustin de
Ybarra, Juana
Garzia, Santiago
Escobar, Gertrudis de
Galindo, Francisco
Garza, Isabel de la
Ynojosa, Miguel Leonardo
Medina, Santiago
Galuan, Maria Catharina
Perez, Joseph
Gaona de Linares, Margarita
Gutierrez, Antonio
Garzia, Francisco
Lura, Nicolas de
Garzia, Joseph Juachin
Sosa, Josepha de
Galuan, Pedro
Medina, Josepha
Mediano, Joseph
Perez, Gertrudiz
Fuente, Clara de la
Davila, Bernardo
Trevino, Juan Ignazio (Sargento)
Leal, Josepha
Merino Iglesias, Nicolas (Capitan)
Trevino, Thomasa
Lopez de Jaen, Joseph
Alanis, Bartolo de
Davila, Joseph Miguel
Leal de Leon y Guerra, Joseph Antonio
Santos, Pedro de los (Sargento)
Sanchez de Zamora, Joseph Antonio
Davila, Bernardo
Lopez, Alexandro
Lopez, Rosalia
Trevino, Joseph Clemente
Sosa, Gertrudis de
Mava Gutierrez, Juan de
Gallegos, Maria
Flores, Joseph Francisco
Lopez, Angela
Alcantara Villarreal, Pedro de
Rivera, Domingo Claudio de
Loal, Augustin
Nolasco Villarreal, Pedro
Galuan, Joseph
Diaz, Joseph
Blanco Zerca (Padre)
Villanueva, Marcos de (Capitan)
Inojosa, Maria Andrea
San Xptoval, Luis
San Xptoval de Leon, Alonso
Guaxardo, Josepha
Lugo, Dorotea
Sanchez de Baquera, Nicolas
Palacias, Ysabel
Villarreal, Joseph Antonio de
Ynojosa, Maria Catharina de
Lopez de Xaen, Miguel
Longori, Gertrudis
Rodriguez, Maria
Olivares, Antonio de
Quintanilla, Juan Ramon de
Flores, Maria Antonia
Santos Garzia, Juan de los
Trevino, Catharina
Gonzalez, Lucas
Garza, Anna Maria de la
Olivares, Juan Francisco de
Olivares, Mairia de
Espanol, Juan de la
Rodriguez, Phelipa
Longori, Mathias
Ynojosa, Margarita de
Espanol, Balthasar
Martinez, Maria Marzela
Espanol, Domingo de la
Casas, Maria de las
Farias, Francisco Ignazio
Barrera, Juana Maria
Salinas, Juana
Garza, Francisco de la
Guaxardo, Josepha
Ynojosa, Juan Joseph de
Benavides, Antonia
Ynojosa, Maria de
Garzia, Melchora
Espanola, Manuela de la
Mestiza, Maria de la
Longori, Diego
Lopez de Jaen, Francisco
Longorsa, Maria
Espanol, Salvador (?)
Longor, Aguoda (?)
Moya, Juan de
Santos, Maria de los
Gutierrez, Christoval
Garzia, Diego
Espanola, Maria de la
Quintanilla, Ignazio
Salinas, Maria Antonia
Farias, Blas
Salnas, Luisa
Espanol, Christoval de la
Villarreal, Juana de
Flores, Juan Antonio
Cantu, Leonor
Trevino, Bartholome
Garzia, Anna Maria
Garzia, Juan
Guaxardo, Maria Getrudis
Ynojosa, Bernardo de
Rendon, Nicolasa
Ynojosa, Crisostomo
Gonzalez, Margarita
Santos, Nicolas de los
Guerra, Ana Maria
Villarreal, Francisco Antonio
Sosa Pardo, Francisco Xavier de
Reyes Parda, Pasquala de los
Espanol, Joseph de la
Zerrera, Phelipa de
Perez, Joseph
Garza, Clara Maria de la
Trevino, Blas Antonio
Quintanilla, Juan de
Garza, Bernave de la
Olivares, Joseph de
Jesus Guaxardo, Maria de
Ynojosa, Joseph de
Sanchez de Zamora, Rosa
Flores, Diego
Ynojosa, Maria de
Cantu, Pedro
Gonzalez Juana
Pena, Cayetano
Garzia, Maria Rosa
Garza, Joseph Laurenzio de la
Perez, Maria Josepha
Garzia, Xavier
Ynojosa, Maria Rita de
Garza, Juana Maria de la
Ynojosa, Rosalia de
Olivares, Marzelo de
Lugardo Gonzales, Maria
Garza, Lazaro de la
Olivares, Antonia Josepha de
Garza, Joseph Francisco de la
Garza Zamora, Francisco de la
Garza Falcon, Blas Maria de la
Santos Garzia, Juan de los
Saenz, Francisco
Lopez de Xaen, Francisco
Lopez de Xaen, Juan Joseph
Farias, Francisco Ignazio
Baptista Garzia Resuarez, Juan (Fray)
Santos, Maria Joseph de los
Garza, Juachin de la (Sargento)
Garza, Joseph Francisco de la
Villarreal, Maria Ignazia
Rodriguez, Thomas
Inojosa, Pedro Regalado de
Fernandez, Maria Manuela
Ohuares, Matheo
Garzia, Christoval
Guaxardo, Maria Josepha
Rosa, Manuel de
Salazar, Theresa
Garza, Juan Joseph de la
Gonzalez, Joseph Antonio
Perales, Maria Thomasa
Serna, Lorenzo
Vaca, Rita
Espanol, Nicolas de la
Lerna, Maria de
Bargas, Pedro de
Maria Margarita
Trevino, Phelipe de
Reyes, Beatriz
Garza, Ildephonso de la
Angeles Garzia, Juan de los
Arguifo, Juan
Gill, Maria
Salinas, Maria
Lopes, Miguel
Sanchez, Rita
Garzia, Bartholo
Olivares, Luis de
Zapata, Nicolas
Places
San Fernando (Villa)
Cadereita (Villa)
Sierra Gorda
Gutierrez (Corral)
Linares
Pilon (Valle)
Camaro (Villa)
Camargo (Valle)
Camargo, Santa Anna de (Villa)
Queretaro, Santiago de (Ciudad)
Cantaro (Paso)
Grande del Norte (Rio)
San Juan (Rio)
Revilla (Villa)
Laredo, San Augustin (Mision)
Zacatecas
Arriva (Rio)
Laja (Paraje)
Ethnic Groups
Mestizos
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 172 ff. 111-136 exp. 5-6
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 172 ff. 111-136 exp. 5
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folio numbers used here follow pagination present in center top of document.
Reference Number
17200005
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Keywords
Census
Animals (Domestic)
Fish And Fishing
Population
Visitas (Military)
Cattle (Mission Inventory)
Salt Production
General Subjects
Social-Organization
Biography

Noriega to Bucareli concerning rental of salinas in Nuevo Santander.

Serial Number
041-03456
Author(s)
Noriega, Melchor de (Administrador)
Arecheo
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Baylio)
Date
05-19-1772
End date
07-15-1775
Documentation
Mexico, San Luis Potosi. May 12, 1774 - July 15, 1775. 22p. Letters. Originals, signed.
Summary
Noriega requests rental of Nuevo Santander Salinas for 2 years offering 3,000 pesos per year. Description of locations of salt; salt commerce; price of salt. Llanos to continue renting Salinas; request accepted and money received. (L. L. Woodward, December 1988)
Persons
Norriega, Melchor de (Administrador)
Llanos, Antonio
Ruiz, Yndalesio
Noriega, Gaspar de
Arecheo
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Baylio)
Barroeta, Juan Chrisortomo
Sales Carrillo, Francisco de
Places
Veracruz
Nuevo Santander
Altamira (Salinas)
San Fernando
Purificacion de Rio Grande
Tampico
Barlovento
Soto la Marina
Suanzes (Mision)
Nuevo Leon
Huasteca
San Luis Potosi
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 138 ff. 001-011 exp. 7
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 138 ff. 001-011 exp. 7
Language
Spanish
Notes
Volume foliated within expediente
Reference Number
13800007
Rights
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Keywords
Commerce
Land (Leases)
Fiscal Affairs
Salt Production
General Subjects
Geography
Economics

Letter from Cantu to Santeanes concerning mistreatment of Indians.

Serial Number
041-03071
Author(s)
Cantu, Nicolas
Date
09-24-1771
Documentation
Reynosa. September 24, 1771. 2p. Letter. Signed.
Summary
Two Cotanames of Rio Grande band arrive in Reynosa with news that population of Rio Grande presidio had moved to mission to guard salt mine there. It seems Indians gathered for reduccion had been forced into labor at mine. (A. Dean, July 1989)
Persons
Cantu, Nicolas
Gonsales de Santeanes, Visente (Gobernador)
Places
Reynosa
Rio Grande (Mision)(Presidio)(Salina)
Ethnic Groups
Cotanames
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 119 ff. 101
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 119 ff. 101
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
11900009
Rights
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Keywords
Indians (Relations)
Indians (Mistreatment)
Indians (Servitude)
Indians (Reduccion)
Salt Production
General Subjects
Military
Ethnography
Missions

Unrelated letters concerning government of Nuevo Santander.

Serial Number
041-03064
Author(s)
Noriega, Melchor de
Sanches Casahondo, Juan
Date
12-15-1770
End date
12-31-1773
Documentation
Nuevo Santander. December 15, 1770 to December 31, 1773. 14p. Letters. Signed.
Summary
Vague letters of political, military bureaucratic ramblings. Letters concerning rent on salt mines near Altamira, tariff on measures of salt. Letter accusing Zuniga of considerable injury to Indians, acting illegally; requests report of circumstances, details of crime in order to proceed against him. (A. Dean, June 1989)
Persons
Noriega, Melchor de
Croix, Marques de
Gonzalez Santianez, Vicente
Sanches Casahondo, Juan
Borra, Ignacio
Rivera Maldonado, Juan (Subteniente General)
Zuniga, Joseph de (Teniente)
Places
Nuevo Santander
Croix (Villa)
Altamira
Sierra Gorda
Cadereyta (Provincia)
Military Groups
Croix, Esquadra de Villa Nueva de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 119 ff. 005-018
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 119 ff. 005-018
Language
Spanish
Notes
Out of order.
Reference Number
11900002
Rights
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Keywords
Civil Offices (Corruption)
Crimes
Indians (Mistreatment)
Taxes
Fiscal Affairs
Salt
Salt Production
Civil Offices (Misconduct)
General Subjects
Military
Economics
Ethnography
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