Transportation (Mule Trains)

Californias 1767. N. 137. Diligencias practicadas sobre detencion en Guadalaxara de la requa de los ex Jesuitas que regresava del puerto de matanchel.

Serial Number
041-04696
Author(s)
Portugues, Manuel Alonso (Administrador de Real Aduana)
Regalado de Soto, Pedro (Contramaestre de Barco)
Fernandez Somera, Blas (Teniente)
and others
Date
05-25-1767
End date
09-08-1767
Documentation
Matanchel, Guadalaxara. May 25, 1767 to July 10, 1767. 24p (Approx). Diligencia. Receipts. Letters. Originals. Signed. Memorias and effects from haciendas in California by customs officials. These carefully reported according to detailed lists provided by priests and hacienda workers, including metals collected as alms, tools, agricultural produce, salt. Profits of these to be sent to royal treasury in Guadalajara. Transport of same by mule train explained with costs incurred, numbers of drivers and animals, etc. (J. M. Johnson, September 1989)
Persons
Portugues, Manuel Alonso (Administrador de Real Aduana)
Regalado de Soto, Pedro (Contramaestre de Barco)
Garrido, Marselo (Mayordomo de Recua)
Fernandez Somera, Blas (Teniente)
Carrillo, Raymundo
Cordero, Ramon Nicolas
Garrido, Joseph
Santos, Joseph
Garrido, Antonio
Arze, Phelipe de
Miranda, Joseph
Alejandro, Juan
Camacho, Joseph
Martinez, Joseph
Camacho, Antonio
Eusebio, Antonio
Cruz, Nicolas de la
Cortes, Joseph Antonio
Cruz, Salbador
Cruz, Santiago de la
Ximenez, Juan Antonio
Camacho, Bernabe
Mondragon, Juan
Alejandro, Patricio
Arze, Lorenzo de
Hernandez, Juan
Croix, Marques de (Virrey)
Armesto, Juan de (Procurador General de las Misiones de Californias, Sj)
Medina, Thomas (Interventor)
Belena, Eusebio Ventura (Abogado)
Ortega, Bartholome de
Gomez de Cosio, Mathias
Lara, Vizente
Arotegui, Joseph Manuel
Villegas, Joseph Phelipe
Places
Matanchel (Puerto)
Guadalaxara (Ciudad)
Californias (Peninsula)
Parral
Loreto de Californias
Colegio de la Compania de Jesus del Parral
Zarco (Arroyo)
Arrollo Zarco (Hacienda)
San Andres de Mexico (Colegio)
Toluquilla (Hacienda)
Nueva Espana (Reinos)
San Pedro Ibarra (Hacienda)
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 213 ff. 155-166 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 213 ff. 155-166 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Locate documents by expediente title. Some frames overlaid, then repeated. Folios numbered within expediente. Some blank frames.
Reference Number
21300012
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Keywords
Mules
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Civil Administration
Horses
Fiscal Affairs
Civil-Religious Relations
Land
Transportation (Maritime)
Jesuits (Expulsion)
Mission Secularization
Silver
Salt
Labor Force
Haciendas (Administration)
Haciendas (Inventory)
Bibliography (Correspondence)
Customs (Aduana)
Agricultural Tools
Mission Furnishing
Jesuits (Haciendas)
Furnishings (Hacienda)
Gifts (Alms)
General Subjects
Political
Economics
Missions
Maritime
History
Social Organization

representacion del comisario del Loreto, don Antonio Joseph Lopez de Toledo, sobre el estado y surtimiento que necesita el almacen que esta a su cargo en aquella peninsula.

Serial Number
041-04673
Author(s)
Lopez de Toledo, Antonio Joseph (Comisario)
Gutierrez, Juan
Garcia Morales, Manuel
and others
Date
00-00-1768
End date
04-04-1774
Documentation
Guadalaxara, San Blas, Loreto. April 4, 1769 to April 4, 1774. 82p. Cuentas. notas. Letters. Informe. Representacion. Copy. Originals, signed.
Summary
Lopez de Toledo describes inventory of Loreto warehouse and lack of sufficient supplies for California missions and presidios. Purchases ordered by superiors, transportation schedules. Stresses need for more money to provision expeditions to Monterrey and San Diego, refers to Galvez 1768 recommendations to remedy scarcity of supply; improve agricultural production and sheep production for meat and wool for clothing. Information Sonora (Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe); Canoas Santa Rita, San Ignacio, San Xavier, Guadalupe and San Francisco Solano; paquebots el Principe, Lauretana, Concepcion, San Antonio and San transhipment to California, pay for craftsmen and Mule drivers. Ff. 196-197 and 211-212 roster list of officers and soldiers with salaries for compania de Cuera. Ff. 209 reports shipwreck off Sonora, sailors lost, plans for other ship to take survivors and cargo to California. (J. M. Johnson, June 1989)
Persons
Albares, Miguel
Trigo, Joseph de (Factor Administrador)
Galvez, Joseph de (Visitador General)
Espinosa de los Monteza, Manuel
Ruiz Cotorro, Simon
Olvera, Antonio de
Ley, Francisco Joseph
Echeveste, Juan Joseph de (Tedorero)
Toledo, Antonio de (Comisario)
Palou, Fr. Francisco (Rp Presidente)
Trillo y Vermudez, Francisco
Garcia Morales, Manuel
Bucareli y Ursua, Frey Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Gutierrez, Juan
Robles, Joachin (Contramaestre)
Tadeau, Antonio
Buitron, Francisco
Morales, Manuel
Moreno y Castro, Bernardo (Comisario)
Barry, Phelipe (Gobernador) (Sargento Mayor de Caballeria)
Balasquez, Joseph (Soldado)
Campo Viergol, Joseph del
Corbalan, Pedro
Espinosa, Joseph Joachin (Soldado)
Canete, Jachin
Berrio, Vizente
Fabeau, Antonio
Soto, Mathias Ignacio de (Soldado)
Estrada Oy?, Joseph Maria
Castelo, Augustin
Lopez de Toledo, Antonio Joseph (Comisario)
Rivera y Moncada, Fernando
Patron, Antonio
Beltran, Xavier
Iglesia, Josef Manuel de la
Felis, Anastacio
Alvaredo, Ignacio
Vallejo, Ignacio
Zambrano, Nicolas (Soldado)
Armona, Mathias de
Dasa, Eugenio
Croix, Marques de
Hijosa, Francisco
Faxes, Pedro
Mora, Vizente de (Fray)(Presidente)
Places
Santa Ana (Real Almacen)
Guaymas (Tesoria)
Sonora (Intendencia)
Californias (Peninsula)
Guadalaxara
San Blas (Puerto)
Loreto (Presidio)
Santiago (Mision)
San Joseph del Cavo (Mision)(Bahia)
Fuerte (Rio)
Soledad
Frutos (Mision)
Todos Santos (Mision)
Monterrey
San Lucas (Cabo)
Santa Ana Sur de Californias (Real)
San Diego
Santa Marta
Frontera
Vellicata, San Fernando de
Rosario (Real)
Alamos (Real)
Mayo (Rio)
Military Groups
Cataluna, Voluntario de
Loreto de Californias, Compania de Cuera de
Californias, Caballeria del Ejercito de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 211 ff. 187-227
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 211 ff. 187-227
Language
Spanish
Notes
Listed as expediente 14 in indice del ramo, on Film #15. Ff. 213-223 out of order, incomplete or interrupted. Some blank or repeated frames.
Reference Number
21100010
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Keywords
Sheep
Military Supplies
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Military Rolls
Military Personnel
Military Salaries
Military Finances
Prices
Agricultural Methods
Franciscans
Beverages (Alcoholic)
Taxes
Costume
Transportation (Maritime)
Food Supplies
Military Expeditions
Mission Finances
Mission Supplies
Labor Force (Wages)
Silver
Colonization
Craftsmen (Wages)
Military Escort
Wool
Naval Offices (Comisario)
Naval Administration
Civil-Naval Relations
Biography (Financial)
Gunpowder
Naval Expeditions
Cloth
Ships (Cargo)
Indians (Costume)
Disasters (Shipwrecks)

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

Four groups of documents concerning new presidios and missions in Nueva California.

Serial Number
041-04668
Author(s)
Hijosa, Francisco
Costanjo, Miguel
Mora, Vicente de (Padre Presidente)
and others
Date
09-17-1773
End date
12-27-1774
Documentation
Loreto, San Diego, San Blas, Mexico. September 17, 1773 to December 27, 1774. 46p. Instancia. notas. Sketch. Providencia. Letters. Originals. Signed. Orders investigation of origin of piece of wood found on beach near carmelo mission (sketched in f. 58). Costanjo summarizes possibilities of Spanish and foreign ships in area. Discussion of what is known of asian techniques for ship construction. Final opinion is that mast is from paquebot san Josef. Ff. 63-67 concern occupation and foundation of San Francisco presidio. Troops to be chosen and come with moncada from Sonora. Details provided on supplies, routes, etc. For expedition through Sonora. Ff. 68-73 details provision of mules, cattle and other necessities for Monterrey and San Diego missions. Useful information on quantities, ultimate destinations, notice of receipts, specific ships' cargos and animal casualties in route. Ff. 74-78 is instancia by pp. Fr. Mora of need to inspect and register boxes of supplies destined to nueva California from vieja. Suspicions of thefts from his missions. explains delay in supplies reaching San Diego and Monterrey for lack of mules. (J. M. Johnson, June 1989)
Persons
Anza, Juan Baptista de (Capitan)
Fages, Pedro (Comandante)
Bucareli, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Serra, Frey Junipero (Padre Presidente)
Hijosa, Francisco
Canizares, Joseph (Capitan)
Revilla, Christobal de
Costanjo, Miguel
Moncada, Fernando de (Segundo Capitan)(Piloto)
Echeveste, Juan Joseph de (Comandante)
Gorrae, Josef
Garres (Padre)
Campa, Miguel de la (Padre)
Corbalan, Pedro (Intendente)
Barri, Phelipe (Gobernador)
Rivera, Fernando de (Capitan)
Gerardo, Christobal
Mora, Visente (Padre Presidente)
Morales, Manuel
Espinosa, Manuel
Toledo, Antonio (Comisario Real)
Pangua, Francisco (?)
Ortega, Joseph Francisco (Sargento)
Carrillo, Mariano
Lopez de Toledo, Antonio (Comisario Real)
Areche
Pisson, Gaspar
Places
Carmelo (Rio) (Mision)
Monterrey, San Carlos de (Presidio)
Filipinas (Islas)
San Blas (Villa)
Sonora
Alamos (Real)
Tubac (Presidio)
China
Japon
Kamstchatka (Peninsula)
Asia
Sur (Departamento)
Nuevo Mexico (Colonia)
Canada
Hudson (Bahia)
California Setentrional
Gila (Rio)
Colorado (Rio)
San Francisco (Puerto) (Rio)
San Fernando de Mexico (Colegio)
San Diego (Presidio) (Mision)
Comondu, San Jose
Jaqui (Rio)
Velicata, San Fernando de (Mision)
Loreto (Presidio)
Antigua California
Ethnic Groups
Ingleses
Asiaticos
Europeos
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 211 ff. 056-078
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 211 ff. 056-078
Language
Spanish
Notes
Frame 58 is sketch of wood (determined to be ship's mast). Some frames interrupted, repeated or blank.
Reference Number
21100005
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Keywords
Military Supplies
Mules
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Cattle
Mission Administration
Crimes (Theft)
Fiscal Affairs
Costume
Transportation (Maritime)
Food Supplies
Military Expeditions
Mission Establishment
Transportation (Routes)
Shipwrecks
Exploration (Maritime)
Ships (Construction)
Dominicans
Harbors
Wood
Nautical Science
Presidios (Establishment)
Military Escort
Bibliography (Correspondence)
Presidios (Supplies)
Crime Prevention
Furnishings (Mission)
Ships (Cargo)
Ships (Masts)
General Subjects
Legal
Military
Geography
Economics
Technology
Missions
Maritime
History
Exploration

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

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
Military Expeditions
Indians (Population)
Indians (Conversion)
Vital Statistics
Indians (Weapons)
Captives (Of Spaniards)
Supply Convoys
Presidios (Relocation)
Indian Auxiliaries
Travel (Hardships)
Indian Translators
General Subjects
Agriculture
Military
Economics
Exploration

Correspondence of Campo Viergol concerning tolls collected in department of San Blas for the real hacienda.

Serial Number
041-03958
Author(s)
Campo Viergol, Jose del (Contador, Real Hacienda)
Date
09-01-1772
End date
02-21-1774
Documentation
San Blas. December 30, 1773 to February 21, 1774. 32p. Letters. Copies. Originals, signed.
Summary
Campo advises viceroy of status of derecho de peage (toll rights) in department of San Blas. Tax on pack animals suspended. Reasons why reduction of toll to half a real will benefit mining and salt production, Mule drivers and militia, basing arguments on economic data of salt extraction and prices and conclusions of Galvez' visitas. Discusses needs for revenues to be used in repair of roads and bridges. (J. M. Johnson, may 1988)
Persons
Campo Viergol, Jose del (Contador)
Marin del Valle, Miguel (Capitan)
Espinoza, Josef Ramon de (Administrador)
A?., Juan Jossef (Administrador)
Bucareli (Fiscal)
Galvez, Jose de (Visitador)
Trillo y Bermudez, Francisco
Ruiero Cordero, Manuel (Comandante)
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Areche
Navarrete, Josse
Ayllon, Juan Francisco
Abila, Juan Chrisostomo de
Pradillo, Julian (Alcalde Mayor)
Aro, Juan Jose
Patron, Juan Antonio
Beles y Rivera, Jossef
Perez, Cipriano
Moran Labandera, Francisco
Pamplona, Miguel
Places
Tepic (Pueblo)
San Blas (Departamento) (Puerto)
Sapotillo (Puerto)
Sentispac
Guaristemba (Pueblo)
Huaris (Camino)
Nueva Espana
Acaponeta, San Francisco
Compostela
Guarias (Pueblo)
Rossario (Real)
Culiacan
Alamos
Sonora (Provincia)
Sinaloa (Provincia)
Pachuca (Ciudad)
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 166 ff. 232-247
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 166 ff. 232-247
Language
Spanish
Notes
Frames repeated. Correspondence not in chronological order.
Reference Number
16600008
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Keywords
Mules
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Taxes
Fiscal Affairs
Salt
Transportation (Regulation)
General Subjects
Economics
Social-Organization

Correspondence from Hijosa to viceroy concerning opinions on three matters of concern to the departmento of San Blas.

Serial Number
041-03957
Author(s)
Hijosa, Francisco (Comisario)
Date
12-10-1771
End date
01-27-1774
Documentation
San Blas. December 6, 1773 to January 27, 1774. 26p. Letters copies. Originals, signed. Whether mail between Tepic and San Blas should be sent charged to renta de correos, specific references made to articles in bando sobre franquicia. Whether recua (mule trains) should be retained by department of San Blas (ff. 223-225) and letters of complaint sent to alcaldes mayores in jurisdiction of Tepic, accusing them of negligence in carrying out orders to capture desertors from the paquebot el principe (ff. 226-228 is copy sent to alcaldes mayores, ff. 230-231 is angry letter to viceroy advising him of situation). Viceroys comments included. (J. M. Johnson, May 1988)
Persons
Hijosa, Francisco (Comisario)
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Lopez, Domingo Antonio
Lixosa, Francisco
Echeverte, Juan Jose de
Arreche
Mandado, Antonio Augustin (Teniente)
Ruiz, Joseph Faustino
Ibarra, Manuel de (Alcalde Mayor)
Paron, Ignacio (Alcalde Mayor)
Salvador (Alcalde Mayor)
Palombo, Joseph (Alcalde Mayor)
Maravilla, Venauta (Alcalde Mayor)
Cruz, Tomas (Alcalde Mayor)
Rico, Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Rosales, Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Cruz, Anastacio de (Alcalde Mayor)
Blas, Francisco (Alcalde Mayor)
Joseph Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Joseph Maria (Alcalde Mayor)
Nicasio, Miguel (Alcalde Mayor)
Tomas, Victorio (Alcalde Mayor)
Domingo Maria (Alcalde Mayor)
Zabala, Joseph (Alcalde Mayor)
Ernandez, Joseph (Alcalde Mayor)
Ortega, Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Salvador Maria (Alcalde Mayor)
Nicolas Santiago (Alcalde Mayor)
Domingo Francisco (Alcalde Mayor)
Mendez, Miguel (Alcalde Mayor)
Pedro Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Cortes, Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Matan?, Joseph (Alcalde Mayor)
Bernardo Santiago (Alcalde Mayor)
Olvera, Joseph (Alcalde Mayor)
Zepeda, Joseph (Alcalde Mayor)
Velasquez, Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)
Places
Tepic (Pueblo)
San Blas (Puerto) (Departamento)
Rosario
Guadalaxara
Sonora (Provincia)
Sinaloa (Provincia)
Californias (Provincias)
Provincias Internas
Huaristemba (Pueblo)
Astillo (Monte)
A(G)Ualulco (Pueblo)
Acaponeta (Pueblo)
Sentispac (Pueblo)
San Carlos
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 166 ff. 219-231
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 166 ff. 219-231
Language
Spanish
Notes
Marginal notes, signed and dated in Mexico, obscure text.
Reference Number
16600007
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Keywords
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Postal Service
Crimes (Desertion)
Ships
Civil Offices (Comisario)
Civil Offices (Alcalde Mayor)
Civil Conflict
General Subjects
Political
Economics
Maritime

About the bad judgment used by Francisco Antonio de los Rios Calvillo in the purchase of corn to support the needs of some jurisdictions.

Serial Number
041-03650
Author(s)
Yanes, Jose Miguel (Teniente)
Munoz, Manuel (Teniente Coronel)
Cordova, Miguel de
Date
11-03-1789
End date
06-09-1790
Documentation
Jaumave, Mexico. January 19, 1790. 110p. Informes, autos, declaraciones. Originals, signed.
Summary
Yanes took over Jaumave and followed general's orders to change measures of corn. It was found that Rios calvillos, who Ran Jaumave before Yanes took over, had used bad judgment in buying corn badly needed to aid Villas of San Carlos and San Nicolas de la Croix. Autos and declaraciones are individual's accounts (for example, the muleteers who transported the corn). (S. Langmack October 1989)
Persons
Rios Calvillo, Francisco Antonio de los (Teniente)
Yanes, Jose Miguel (Teniente)
Munoz, Manuel (Teniente Coronel)
Cordova, Miguel de
Morales, Jose (Administrador General)
Espriella, Jose Roque
Ruiz, Andres Florentino
Luz Albanez, Simon de la
Hernandez, Jose Esteban
Sifuentes, Ysidro
Cavallero, Quinto
Torres, Francisco
Feliverta Rocha, Maria
Ochoa, Nicolas Antonio de
Alonzo, Francisco
Places
Nuevo Santander
Croix, San Nicolas de la (Real)
Jaumave (Villa)
San Carlos
Santa Cruz
Alcavala (Real)
Albancones
Palmillas (Villa)
Llena, Santa Maria de (Villa)
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 149 ff. 304-413
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 149 ff. 304-413
Language
Spanish
Notes
Pages out of order. f. 310 appears to be list of people who either bought or sold corn. Relates to folios 251-277.
Reference Number
14900010
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Keywords
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Corn
Military Personnel
Women
Fiscal Affairs
Food Supplies
Weights And Measures
Labor Force
Supply Convoys
General Subjects
Political
Agriculture
Military
Economics

expediente formado sobre la salida de rezagos de platas de la villa de Chiguagua....

Serial Number
041-03346
Author(s)
Queipo de Llano, Pedro Antonio
Fernandez de San Salvador, Blas Joachin
Gorraez, Jossef de
and others
Date
03-09-1735
End date
06-12-1773
Documentation
San Phelipe, San Agustin de las Cuebas, Durango. 102p. (Approx). Letters, autos. Originals, signed, copies.
Summary
Letters primarily between Queipo and Bucareli and concern silver shipment between Chiguagua and Mexico City. Includes testimony of shipment from Parral to Chiguagua to Durango. Queipo proposes that there be two shipments of silver (to Mexico City) per year instead of one. Copies of earlier letters name Arrieros, record shipments, and cite problems of cargo theft in route. Reports incident in which silver was melted down for Garcia who subsequently lied about the silver's whereabouts. (S. Gibbs, February 1989)
Persons
Fuenclaza, Conte de (Virrey)
Revilla Gigdeo, Conde de
Campo, Francisco Xavier de (Auspitado)
Mendoza, ? de (Coronel)
Queipo de Llano, Pedro Antonio
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Fray)
Cassa Fuerte, Marques de
Vizarron y Equiarrsta, Juan Antonio
Riaza, Ignacio Alfonso de (Diputado)
Velarde Cossio, Jose (Diputado)
Vertiz, Juan Jose de
Torre Campo, Marques de (Gobernador)
Puerta y Barrera, Juan Francisco
Martinez, Ramon
Cadrecha, Pedro Antonio
Mendoaz, Mateo Antonio de (Gobernador)
Morales (Arriero)
Vizarron, Juan Antonio (Arzobispo-Virrey)
Bargas, Jose Clemente de (Arriero)
Marinelarena, Martin de
Labrador, Pedro
Fernandez de San Salvador, Blas Joaquin
Verlarde Cosio, Jossef (Diputado)
Sanchez de Tagle, Francisco Antonio (Coronel)
Soler, Pedro
Verituz y Otontanon, Juan Jossef de
Gutierrez de Noriega, Juan
Escazega, Francisco de
Guenes y Horcasitas, Juan Francisco de
Sanchez de Sierra Tagle, Francisco
Toral Valdez, Pedro
Garcia de Arnas, Antonio
Castillo, Phelipe del
Marino, Juan Antonio (Escribano)
Fayni, Joseph
Lozeada, Francisco (Alcalde Ordinario)
Calles, Andres (Alcalde Ordinario)
Barrandegui, Juan Joseph de
Francisco Xavier
Arechabala, Baltasar de
Duro, Francisco
Fernandez de Zea, Gregorio
Guisarnotegui, Francisco
Trespalacios, Francisco
Oliden, Ignacio
Marques, Juan Miguel
Arregui, Francisco
Carrello, Francisco Antonio
Calo, Leonardo Maria de
Lombera, Ramon
Doponto, Francisco
Urquidi, Manuel del
Ruiz, Manuel
Iribarren, Joseph Antonio de
Calero, Joaquin
Mesa, Phelipe de
Zea, Gregorio de
Baca, Gregoria
Tornera, Carlos Joseph de la
Peramas, Melchor de (Secretario)
Vasquez (?), Benito
Prado, Thomas del
Vargas, Jose Clemente de (Arriero)
Garcia de Arenas, Antonio (Corregidor)
Asilona, Juan Antonio de
Artussa, Sevastian Manuel de
Areche, Antonio de
Gutierrez Castillo, Antonio
Carrillo, Francisco Antonio
Sandoval, Pedro
Villalba, Joaquin Antonio
Losada, Francisco
Puerta y Barrera, Juan Francisco
Martinez, Francisco Antonio
Urquidi, Manuel de
Calo, Leonardo Maria
Tornera, Carlos de la
Linares, Manuel
Ormaegui, Francisco
Lombera, Ramon
Cantelmi, Joseph
Castillo, Phelipe del
Iribarren, Joseph
Arechavala, Manuel de
Torre, Fernando de
Arregui, Francisco
Mendez, Vicente
Porto, Francisco
Calero, Joaquin
Dias del Castillo, Phelipe
Olenmin, Martin de
Gomes, Joseph Francisco
Irigoien, Xavier de
Puerrta, Juan Francisco de la (Coronel)
Ruiz, Manuel
Morales, Vizente
Vrango, Manuel de
Gigon Valdes, Francisco
Escandon, Domingo
Gutierrez, Manuel
Dias, Miguel
Places
Nueva Vizcaya
San Phelipe El Real de Chihuahua
Santa Eulalia de Merida
Jalapa
Parral (Real)
San Francisco de Cuellar
Sonora
Durango
San Agustin de las Cuebas
Veracruz (Puerto)
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 132 ff. 029-080 (Approx) exp 7
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 132 ff. 029-080 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Expediente foliated without regard for Volume. This group of documents begins with phrase quoted in title above.
Reference Number
13200007
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Keywords
Transportation (Mule Trains)
Silver
Mines (Shipments)
General Subjects
Mining
History
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