Transportation (Maritime)

Receipt of pay for transport of dragones de Mexico and Varios sailors from Veracruz to San Blas; sailor Banegas falls ill on way to San Blas; no documents relate to passengers from Peru or the fragata favorita. (p. Coyle, March 1990)

Concerns payments given to constructor of Armada Francisco Segura who arrived in San Blas in transit to Spain; superficial (p. Coyle, March 1990)

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)

Surgeons named; notice that supply list for governor of California presented; markup of 100 percent passed on for supplies in California; notice to ship swords, lances, and knives, cartridges, powder to presidios in California; no specifics in these superficial orders. (p. Coyle, March 1990)

Documents arrival and departures of ships with freight and passengers between San Blas and Baxa California; includes detailed lists of passengers and freight; includes notice of transfer of sick people to Tepic because of bad climate in San Blas; notice of armed English brigs off coast of Baxa California. (p. Coyle, March 1990)

Detailed lists of freight and some passengers carried by ships between San Blas, Guaymas, California, Europe and south America; lists of all registered ships passing in and out of San Blas for particular periods; includes vague notice of salaries sent and received; notice that inhabitants of Alta California lacking in support and subsequent notice of freight shipment to California ff. 33-35 (Approx); sickness of treasurers noted ff. 48-49 (Approx); notice of attack by a Goleta insurgente del Rio de la plata causing ship to take on water and fight a large contingent of european and portugese soldiers ff. 67-68 and 70-71 (Approx); generally grouping consists of lading documents, sometime listings specific freight. (p. Coyle, February 1990)

Payments and receipts concerning maritime transport to Californias of supplies, salaries and personnel; documents concerning barley destined for missions of California misappropriated by Gonzales de Junco (p. Coyle February 1990)

Notices of transfer and receipts of money for shipping between Rio Yaqui and peninsula of California on first voyage of discovery; includes short lists of expenditures and personnel; lists of invalids with salaries (p. Coyle February 1990)

Notices of money sent to San Blas for constructions and salaries; list of salary payments; detailed lists of sailors and officers with salaries; request for increase in salaries, granted for those longer than six months in department of San Blas; repetitive money transfer documents (p. Coyle February 1990)

Notice to return money taken from real Caxa of Veracruz to build houses and roads in San Blas; list of debts owed to real Caja by individuals in San Blas; notice of payments and transfers of money and wages to and from San Blas; repetitive and superficial documentation expect in regards to specific money amounts owed and paid. (p. Coyle January 1990)