Civil Offices (Gobernador)

Correspondencia con el governador intendente respectiva a las comisiones del capitan don Fernando de Rivera

Serial Number
041-04427
Title
Correspondencia con el governador intendente respectiva a las comisiones del capitan don Fernando de Rivera
Author(s)
Corbalan, Pedro (Gobernador Intendente)
Leon, Maria de (Esposa de Moraga)
Rivera y Moncada, Fernando de (Capitan)
Date
09-25-1779
Date
01-19-1781
Documentation
Arispe, Alamos. January 11, 1780 to January 19, 1781. 52pp. (Approximately). Accounts. Informes. Peticion. Transcription, letters. Originals. Signed. Unsigned.
Summary
Correspondence of gobernador intendente Corbalan to comandante general de Croix deals with logistical questions of Rivera y transfer of military personnel and supplies, weapons and transportation of settlers. Departure of ship and postal service carrying supplies to California establishments. Accounts of Rivera detail weapons and clothing for members of expedition. Ff. Numbered 19-23 are of petition of Maria de Leon, wife of teniente at San Francisco who because ill could not accompany Husband Jose Joaquin Moraga. now asks to rejoin him. Corbalan approves and grants 200 pesos for her travel with Rivera y Moncada. (J. M. Johnson, November 1988)
Persons
Corbalan, Pedro (Gobernador Intendente)
Rivera y Moncada, Fernando de (Capitan)
Croix, Cavallero de (Comandante General)
Garcia Ruiz, Manuel (Alferez)
Ortiz de Rosas, Juan
Corbalan, Christoval
Leon, Maria de (Mujer de Moraga)
Moraga, Josef Joaquin (Teniente)
Garcia, Pedro (Pagador)
Places
Alamos (Real)
Arispe (Capital)
Loreto (Presidio)
Californias
Monterrey
Genova
Puebla
Antigua California
Santa Cruz (Puerto)
Ostimuri
Nueva California
San Luis (Bahia)
Orcasitas
San Miguel
Fuerte
San Francisco (Presidio)
Cosala
Rosario (Real)
Sinaloa
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 197 ff. 162-187 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 197 ff. 162-187 (Appro
Notes
Locate start of documents by 1346 Californias anos de 1780 y 81 above title. Folios unnumbered except for one group. Some frames overlaid or interrupted by others; some blank or repeated.
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Corbalan
Leon
Rivera y Moncada
Person Last Name
Corbalan
Rivera y Moncada
Croix
Garcia Ruiz
Ortiz de Rosas
Corbalan
Leon
Moraga
Garcia
Beginning Date Month
September
End Date Month
January
Beginning Date (repacked)
09-25-1779
End Date (repacked)
01-19-1781
Type
Text
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Correspondence re: Herrera's inability to answer various superior orders from virrey due to grave illness.

Serial Number
041-04361
Title
Correspondence re: Herrera's inability to answer various superior orders from virrey due to grave illness.
Author(s)
Herrera, Simon de (Gobernador)
Virrey
Date
09-24-1798
Date
10-17-1798
Documentation
Monterrey. September 24 - October 17, 1798. 2p. Letter. Original, signed, unsigned.
Summary
(D. Marksz, December 1987)
Persons
Herrera, Simon de (Gobernador)
Azanza, Miguel Jose de (Virrey)
Places
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 193 ff. 387-388
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 193 ff. 387-388
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
19300036
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Herrera
Person Last Name
Herrera
Azanza
Beginning Date Month
September
End Date Month
October
Beginning Date (repacked)
09-24-1798
End Date (repacked)
10-17-1798
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
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ISO 369-3 Language code
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Letter from ayuntamiento de Chihuahua to virrey informing the situation from north Durango, Chihuahua, Nuevo Mexico and Texas.

Serial Number
041-04245
Title
Letter from ayuntamiento de Chihuahua to virrey informing the situation from north Durango, Chihuahua, Nuevo Mexico and Texas.
Author(s)
Valle, Francisco de
Ruiz de Burtam, Juan Jose
Arenas, Juan Jose
and others
Date
10-12-1813
Date
12-20-1814
Documentation
Chihuahua. October 12, 1813-December 20, 1814. 44p. Letters, informes. Originals, signed, copies.
Summary
Letters from ayuntamiento de Chihuahua for virrey explaining the difficult situation of living in close proximity to united states, and as a frontier they have problems all the time with the Apaches, and the necessity to have the comandancia general in Chihuahua instead of in Durango, because the long distance delays the military orders, and it is better for the population to resolve the problems in Chihuahua rather than going to Durango. On folio number one is a view point from the gente emprendedora a quien nada Le satisface y con devida ansia suspiran Por el dominio de estos preciosos territorios, y Sus abundantes minerales; virrey notifies Bonavia to move to Chihuahua; letter from Bonavia to virrey explaining why he has not obeyed. Letter from the Ayuntamiento de Chihuahua to the virrey complaining because Bonavia refuses to change his residence, and the dangers they face with Anglosajones and Indians so close. (D. Bautista, November 1989)
Persons
Bonavia, Bernardo (Comandante)
Garcia, Jose (Soldado)
Cadena, Casimiro (Soldado)
Romero, Patricio (Soldado)
Candielle, Rafael (Soldado)
Bargas, Luciano (Soldado)
Berdugo, Jose (Soldado)
Zaquela, Juan (Soldado)
Covarruvias, Ignacio (Soldado)
Soto, Ramos (Soldado)
Jaque, Salvador (Soldado)
Espinosa, Juan (Cabo)
Valles, Francisco de
Ruiz de Burtam, Juan Jose
Arenas, Juan Jose
Ochoa, Simon de
Vega, Lope de la
Bautista de Madariaga, Juan
Irigoyen, Pedro Ignacio de
Orcasitas, Mariano
Ponze de Leon, Jose Maria
Calleja del Rey, Felix Maria (Virrey)
Valdes, Pedro de
Elquesabal, Juan de
Vizoso, Eugenio
Marichalar, Jose Joaquin
Galindo, Joseph Francisco
Ruiz de Bustamante, Jose Maria
Madariaga, Justo Pastor de
Garcia Conde, Alexo (Mariscal)
Salcedo, Nemesio (Comandante)
Zubia, Rafael
Places
Chihuahua
San Fernando (Puerto)
San Luis Potosi
Durango
Estados Unidos
Santa Fe
Nueva Vizcaya
Sonora
Sinaloa
California
Basuchil (Valle)
Madre (Sierra)
Olivos (Cienega)
Tarahumara
Nueva Galicia
San Lorenzo
Ethnic Groups
Anglosajones
Apaches
Comanches
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 186 ff. 001-022
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 186 ff. 001-022
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18600001
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Valle
Ruiz de Burtam
Arenas
Arenas
Person Last Name
Bonavia
Garcia
Cadena
Romero
Candielle
Bargas
Berdugo
Zaquela
Covarruvias
Soto
Jaque
Espinosa
Valles
Ruiz de Burtam
Arenas
Ochoa
Vega
Bautista de Madariaga
Irigoyen
Orcasitas
Ponze de Leon
Calleja del Rey
Valdes
Elquesabal
Vizoso
Marichalar
Galindo
Ruiz de Bustamante
Madariaga
Garcia Conde
Salcedo
Zubia
Beginning Date Month
October
End Date Month
December
Beginning Date (repacked)
10-12-1813
End Date (repacked)
12-20-1814
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/11479
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ISO 369-3 Language code
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Testimonio del titulo de governador y instrucciones que se le dio a don Martin de Alarcon para la entrada que hizo en la provincia de los Tejas.

Serial Number
041-04210
Title
Testimonio del titulo de governador y instrucciones que se le dio a don Martin de Alarcon para la entrada que hizo en la provincia de los Tejas.
Author(s)
Valero, Marques de
Date
12-19-1716
Date
03-21-1720
Documentation
Mexico. December 19, 1716, March 21, 1720. 40p.autos, instrucciones. Transcriptions.
Summary
Alarcon is assigned the post of governor and the command of the colonization of Texas. The aims of this enterprise are the elimination of foreign trade (mainly French) and expansion of the Spanish one. General instructions for the expedition, and later colonization of the area and reduccion of Indians are given. They emphasize the need to found two villages in the area to prevent the meddling of foreign traders in the coast of the seno Mexicano and the main navigable rivers. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)
Persons
Zuniga y Guzman Sotomayor, Baltasar de
Valero, Marques de
Alarcon, Martin de (Sargento Mayor)
Theran, Domingo
Aviles, Antonio de (Teniente)
Luna y Gorraes, Pedro de (Mariscal)
Pardo, Isidro Nicolas (Contador)
San Buenaventura, Antonio de (Fray)
Marfil, Antonio (Fray)
Places
Tejas (Provincia)
Espiritu Santo (Bahia)
San Antonio (Rio)
Guadalupe
San Marcos
San Bernardo (Lago)
Seno Mexicano
Coaguila
Saltillo (Presidio)
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 154-173
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 154-173
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
18300007
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Zuniga y Guzman Sotomayor
Valero
Alarcon
Theran
Aviles
Luna y Gorraes
Pardo
San Buenaventura
Marfil
Beginning Date Month
December
End Date Month
March
Beginning Date (repacked)
12-19-1716
End Date (repacked)
03-21-1720
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/11444
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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Autos concerning investigation into the deaths of two soldiers on watch presumably by Indians.

Serial Number
041-04187
Title
Autos concerning investigation into the deaths of two soldiers on watch presumably by Indians.
Author(s)
Ramon, Diego (Capitan)
Almazan, Fernando Perez de (Gobernador)
Mendoza, Manuel Malo de (Secretaria)
and others
Date
12-13-1723
Date
09-07-1724
Documentation
Loreto. March 31 - September 7, 1724 56p. Autos. Signed. Originals
Summary
Four soldiers are attacked while on watch on January 13, 1724. Two are killed, one wounded and one escaped without harm. Governor Almazan begins an investigation of the events leading up to the attack. Questions asked of the commanders of the presidio at which nation of Indians are responsible?, how many soldiers are at the presidio?, were the soldiers armed, on horseback or on foot?, and was there negligence on behalf of the commanding officers? This information was to be collected on declarations. Approximately one month after a local Indian uprising by the Cojanes, Carancaguases and Guapites nations, Arge spots an Indian in a nearby oak grove lighting a fire and reports it to Diego Ramon. Garza mounts a horse to investigate returning shortly having seen nothing. Whether men should be outfitted with horses and arms is disputed. That night, January 30, 1724, four sentinels are attacked. The men are poorly armed and on foot. Sentinel Juan Rodriguez returns on foot with two arrow wounds while sentinel Miabe escapes unarmed to the mission where he borrows a horse. Sentinels Antonio Garcia and Ramon de Burgos are killed. Governor Perez de Almazan visits the presidio to find it in disrepair, the men poorly armed, clothed and showing poor military training due to Diego Ramon according to the governor's report. The original uprising occurred on December 19, 1723 when 40 Indians retaliated for a soldier knifing an an Indian. In Olivan de Rebolledo's final report, he suggests garrza be relieved of his rank of sargent, Diego Ramon be relieved of his rank of captain and the lieutenant (?) of his rank. (E. Wilson, March 1990)
Persons
Almazan, Fernando Perez de (Gobernador)
Mendoza, Manuel Malo de (Secretario)
Ramon, Diego (Comandante)
Garza, Ygnacio de la (Sargento)
Leon, Fernando Perez de (Teniente)
Miabe, Nicolas de (Cabo)
Arge, Bernardo de
Casafuerte, Marques de (Virrey)
Bega, Santiago de
Aguirre, Gabriel de
Gonzales, Lucas
Balle, Lucas del
Barrera, Alonso
Garcia, Antonio
Martin, Antonio
Gonzales, P.S.
Benites, Domingo
Ramires, Cristoval
Canto, Martin del
Lizano, Julio
Asenzio, Salbador
Burgos, Andres Ramon
Con, Francisco del
Ramires, Bernardo
Hernandes, Lazaro
Gonzales, Matheo
Barron, Bernardo Joseph
Hernandez, Nicolas
Con, Alonso del
Naveja, Manuel
Olivares, Miguel de
Miranda, Francisco Diego de
Rubio, Julio
Gonzales, Lorenzo
Gedea, Juan Joseph de
Sausedo, Diego
Cruz, Manuel de la
Abila, Julio de
Camacho, Julio
Tadeo, Cristobal
Benites, Julio
Gomez, Leonardo
Castro, Agustin de
Gonzales Hidalgo, Pedro
Reyes, Nicolas de los
Damian, Sebastian
Colindres, Julio Antonio
Burgos, Ygnacio Ramon
Rico, Cristobal
Guizas, Julio Joseph de
Martin, Marcos
Burgos, Pedro Ramon
Cortes, Miguel
Munoz, Ygnacio Xavier
Mus, Juan Joseph de Le
Rodriguez, Azenio
Arellano, Joseph Sanchez
Garcia, Julio
Hernandez, Joseph
Servantes, Anttonio
Gomez, Joseph
Solorio, Pedro
Rodriguez, Julio
Aranbula, Manuel
Munoz, Xavier
Benites
Juan
Munoz, Nicolas
Cordova, Joseph de
Olivares, Francisco de
Leon, Jacinto de
Conde, Carlos
Conde, Domingo
Torres, Sevastian
Terrazas, Joseph de
Ramon, Juan Domingo
Bullones, Anttonio
Benites, Julio Anttonio
Hernandez, Francisco Xavier
Garza, Julio de la
Morales, Manuel
Perez, Cayetano
Leon, Simon de
Aldape, Manuel de
Perez, Nicolas
Galan, Francisco
Ramon, Anttonio
Gonzales Chavira, Miguel
Garcia, Dionisio
Gutierres, Anttonio
Bergara, Joseph Cayetano de
Olivan Rebolledo, Juan de
Muro, Julio del
Places
Loreto, Nuestra Senora de (Presidio)
Espiritu Santo (Bahia)
Rio Grande (Presidio)
Espiritu Santo (Rancheria)
Panzacola
Coahuila
Texas
Ethnic Groups
Cojanes
Carancaguases
Guapites
Apaches
Military Groups
Military Groups
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 181 ff. 310-337
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 181 ff. 310-337
Language
Spanish
Notes
Ff. 326 -327 summary of incident, ff. 328 - 329 list of men and their arms, ff. 330 illegible, binding swallows words,
Reference Number
18100007
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Ramon
Almazan
Mendoza
Mendoza
Person Last Name
Almazan
Mendoza
Ramon
Garza
Leon
Miabe
Arge
Casafuerte
Bega
Aguirre
Gonzales
Balle
Barrera
Garcia
Martin
Gonzales
Benites
Ramires
Canto
Lizano
Asenzio
Burgos
Con
Ramires
Hernandes
Gonzales
Barron
Hernandez
Con
Naveja
Olivares
Miranda
Rubio
Gonzales
Gedea
Sausedo
Cruz
Abila
Camacho
Tadeo
Benites
Gomez
Castro
Gonzales Hidalgo
Reyes
Damian
Colindres
Burgos
Rico
Guizas
Martin
Burgos
Cortes
Munoz
Mus
Rodriguez
Arellano
Garcia
Hernandez
Servantes
Gomez
Solorio
Rodriguez
Aranbula
Munoz
Benites
Juan
Munoz
Cordova
Olivares
Leon
Conde
Conde
Torres
Terrazas
Ramon
Bullones
Benites
Hernandez
Garza
Morales
Perez
Leon
Aldape
Perez
Galan
Ramon
Gonzales Chavira
Garcia
Gutierres
Bergara
Olivan Rebolledo
Muro
Beginning Date Month
December
End Date Month
September
Beginning Date (repacked)
12-13-1723
End Date (repacked)
09-07-1724
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
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ISO 369-1 Language code
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ISO 369-3 Language code
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French trespassing into Spanish territory, part iv

Serial Number
041-04185
Title
French trespassing into Spanish territory, part iv
Author(s)
Valcarcel y Formento, Domingo
Echavarri, Francisco Antonio de
Andreu y Ferras, Antonio and others.
Date
00-00-1721
Date
00-00-1754
Documentation
Mexico. San Xavier presidio. September 25, 1753 - March 4, 1754. 120p. Autos. Originals. Signed.
Summary
Begins with review of previous testimonies and conclusions drawn. All witnesses believe Colorado River to be the boundary between the two territories. Barrio believes Misisipi (Sic) River to be boundary. Testimonies are considered hearsay and not conclusive. Governor of Texas deems necessary to establish boundary between territories and move French presidios from la Isleta to Nachitos. Questions discussed; engineer to survey boundaries, squadron of 20 soldiers and one official to observe the French, wine and aguardiente trade with French, 36 French companies each of 50 men and 100 swiss men, slaves fleeing French masters, Frenchman San Denis bestowing titles of rank on Indians in Spanish territory, French lenguarazes in Spanish territory. French are described as machinaciones, wanting to trade with anyone and that the only way to control them is by populating presidios with more Spaniards. Ff. 253 - 264 junta de guerra y hacienda discusses same as aforementioned including; one-third advance on pay to soldiers; governor of Texas to determine amount of land usurped by French, names of French towns and presidios established on Spanish territory. All witnesses believe the French occupied lands from 1734 - 36, no new towns have been built, French trade gunpowder, clothing, etc.., with Indians in Texas. Many Indian tribes ally with the Texas Indians and the French. These same Indians consider the Spanish the enemy. Ff. 264 - 275 junta de guerra y hacienda discuss and resolve the following eight points. The governor of Texas should inform commander of Nachitos to return to his Side of the Colorado River, the boundary. The governor will not be sent engineers to map and restore usurped land. A twenty-man squadron with one official will not be sent to the San Pedro River to observe the French. No decision yet as to whether the Texas squadron will be reinforced as the Nueva Veracruz squadron, only a break in relations could decide that. Wine and aguardiente trade with the French desired due to the cold winters is prohibited. Decree proclaiming black French slaves free is prohibited as provocation of the French. Spanish Indians in Texas are not prohibited to trade with the French as the Spanish want to keep the Indians happy and possibly sway the Indians to trade with the Spanish. The second part of this point decides to prohibit the French from bestowing titles of rank on Spanish Indians. The final point permits the French lenguarases to remain in Spanish territory so as not to provoke the French. (E. Wilson, January 90)
Persons
Barrios y Jauregui, Jacinto de (Gobernador)
Altamira, Marques de (Auditor)
Boneo, Justo (Gobernador)
Enzenada, Marques de la
Conquista, Duque de la (Virrey)
Fonclara, Conde de (Virrey)
Sandoval, Manuel (Capitan) (Gobernador)
San Denis, Luis de (Frances)
Villavicencio, Pedro Malo de (Doctor)(Auditor)
Aguayo, Marques de San Miguel de
Codallos y Rabal, Joseph (Doctor)(Frances)
Pierre (Monsiur)
Orovio Basterra, Prudencia (Gobernador)
Olivan, Juan de (Auditor General)
Calahorra, Joseph (Padre Fray)
Busillos, Juan Antonio
Soto Bermudez, Antonio de (Teniente)
Flor, la (French) (Gobernador)
Rivera, Pedro de (Mariscal de Campo)
Blans, Cesar de (Comandante)
Ravago y Teran, Phelipe (Capitan)
Mallet, Pedro (Frances)
Guemes y Horcasitas, Juan Francisco
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Echavarri, Francisco Antonio de
Valcarzel y Formento, Domingo
Andreu y Ferras, Antonio
Barroeta, Juan Chrisostomo de (Regente)
Valparaiso, Conde de Matheo de (Contador)
Cortillas, Joachin de (Contador)
Mella y Vusa, Alonzo de (Contador)
Miranda, Ignacio Joseph de (Oficial)
Diaz de Zelis, Joseph (Oficial)
Somosa y Torres, Pedro Maria (Oficial)
Rodriguez Gallardo, Joseph Raphael (Contador)
Urdanegui y Lujan, Juan de (Contador)
Orobio Vasterra, Prudencio de (Gobernador)
San Denis, Luis de (Alferez)(Hijo)
Vallejo (Fray)
Olivan, Juan de (Auditor)
Places
Aranjuez
Nachitos, San Juan Bauptista (Presidio)
Rojo (Rio)
Colorado (Rio)
Francia
Adaes (Presidio)
Tejas
Gran Montana
Arroyo Hondo
Mexico, Santa Iglesia Metropolitana de
Buen Retiro
Santa Rosa (Isla)
Misisipi (Rio)
Nueva Orleans
Luciana
Isleta (Presidio)
Nacodoches (Mision)
San Pedro (Rio)
Trinidad (Rio)
San Antonio (Rio)
Vejar, San Antonio de (Presidio)
Veracruz (Puerto)(Presidio)
Havana
Nuevo Mexico
San Xavier (Presidio)
Taos (Pueblo)
Caudacho (Pueblo)
Puente Cupe
Arinais (Provincia)
Trinidad (Rio)
Ethnic Groups
Franceses
Nazones
Nadotes
Navidachos
Teguacanas
Azinaiz
Nachies
Zuizos
Ingleses
Apaches
Cumanches
Pelones
Tebancamas
Tancangueyes
Tebancanas
Yujuanes
Chicaes
Aguajuanis
Aguajos
Tancames
Guajis
Guesos
Fusas
Exanes
Pianes
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 181 ff. 216-275
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 181 ff. 216-275
Language
Spanish
Notes
Interesting and detailed reasons for decisions made, official seals on pages obscures writing, ff. 245, 274 duplicated,
Reference Number
18100005
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Valcarcel y Formento
Echavarri
Andreu y Ferras
Person Last Name
Barrios y Jauregui
Altamira
Boneo
Enzenada
Conquista
Fonclara
Sandoval
San Denis
Villavicencio
Aguayo
Codallos y Rabal
Pierre
Orovio Basterra
Olivan
Calahorra
Busillos
Soto Bermudez
Flor
Rivera
Blans
Ravago y Teran
Mallet
Guemes y Horcasitas
Revilla Gigedo
Echavarri
Valcarzel y Formento
Andreu y Ferras
Barroeta
Valparaiso
Cortillas
Mella y Vusa
Miranda
Diaz de Zelis
Somosa y Torres
Rodriguez Gallardo
Urdanegui y Lujan
Orobio Vasterra
San Denis
Vallejo
Olivan
Beginning Date (repacked)
1721
End Date (repacked)
1754
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/11419
ISO 369-1 Language code
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ISO 369-3 Language code
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French trespassing into Spanish territory, Part III.

Serial Number
041-04184
Title
French trespassing into Spanish territory, Part III.
Author(s)
Barrio y Jauregui, Jacinto (Gobernador)
Atorin, Juan Antonio (Teniente)
Soto Bermudez, Manuel Antonio de
and others
Date
00-00-1690
Date
28-07-1753
Documentation
Adaes. Mexico. February 17 - July 28, 1753. 106p. Autos. Declarations. Original. Signed. Copies.
Summary
Military personnel and civilians are sworn to testify in response to questions on; how they heard of the French trespassing the Colorado River into Spanish territory; when they first heard of it; how much land they believe the French have occupied; and what outposts or presidios the French may have built on said land (ff. 163 - 171). Ratifications (ff. 171 - 180). Indian interpreter relates French trade activity with the Indians. Spaniards describe black slave mistreatment by the French and consider their potential to become loyal Spanish subjects. Junta de guerra y hacienda considers weight of testimonies and action to be taken, if any (ff. 208 - 215). French crown has paid multilingual spies planted, which the Spaniards condemn. (E. Wilson, December 1989)
Persons
Barrio y Jauregui, Jacinto (Gobernador)
Guemez y Horcasitas, Juan Francisco (Virrey)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Aguayo, Marques de San Miguel de
Atorin, Juan Antonio (Teniente)
Sandoval, Manuel (Gobernador)
Gonzalez, Joseph (Teniente)
Ballejo, Francisco (Fray)
Munoz, Phelipe (Alferez Reform)
Sandeni, Luis de (Alferez)
Losoya, Manuel Antonio (Teniente)
Sierra, Phelipe de (Cavo)
Sierra, Pedro de (Alferez)
Rosales, Joseph Antonio
Santos, Christobal de
Salbador, Manuel
Granados, Pedro
Aro, Ygnasio Thomas de
Lara, Juan de
Varrera, Antonio
Barrio Junco y Espriella, Pedro (Ex-Gobernador)
Sanchez (Capitan)
Calahorra, Joseph (Fray)
Rabago y Teran, Phelipe
Baudrebil, Marques de (Frances)
Blans, Cesaro (Frances)
Morain, Juan Antonio
Diaz, Ignasio Tomas
Menchaca, Luis
Soto Bermudez, Manuel Antonio (Teniente)
Ensenada, Marques de la
Gomez, Cayetano
Ybanez, Lazaro
Places
Adaes, Nuestra Senora del Pilar de los (Presidio)
Texas (Provincia)
Nachitos
Colorado (Rio)
San Antonio
Gran Montana
Nasones
Nacodochez
Yatazi
Nadotes
San Pedro (Rio)
Nevantini
Adaes (Rio)
Zacatecas
Nachodoches (Mision)
San Xavier
Nasones, San Joseph de (Mision)
Nueva Orleans
Aranjuez
Francia
Paris
Nuevo Mexico
Veracruz (Puerto)
Ethnic Groups
Franceses
Apaches
Nacodoches
Nasones
Nadotes
Teguacana
Panis
Tebancanas
Tancague
Yujuan
Chicaes
Aguajuani
Aguajo
Tancames
Asinais
Guaxis
Guesos
Tusas
Enanos
Panis
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 181 ff. 162-215
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 181 ff. 162-215
Language
Spanish
Notes
Binding swallows words, ff. 185 is too light to read, ff. 188 - 189 duplicated due to blurriness, ff. 178, 212 is duplicated
Reference Number
18100004
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Barrio y Jauregui
Atorin
Soto Bermudez
Soto Bermudez
Person Last Name
Barrio y Jauregui
Guemez y Horcasitas
Revilla Gigedo
Aguayo
Atorin
Sandoval
Gonzalez
Ballejo
Munoz
Sandeni
Losoya
Sierra
Sierra
Rosales
Santos
Salbador
Granados
Aro
Lara
Varrera
Barrio Junco y Espriella
Sanchez
Calahorra
Rabago y Teran
Baudrebil
Blans
Morain
Diaz
Menchaca
Soto Bermudez
Ensenada
Gomez
Ybanez
Beginning Date (repacked)
1690
End Date (repacked)
28-07-1753
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/11418
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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Autos concerning French trespassing onto Spanish territory, Part II.

Serial Number
041-04183
Title
Autos concerning French trespassing onto Spanish territory, Part II.
Author(s)
Barrios y Jauregui, Jacinto de (Gobernador)
Altamira, Marques de (Auditor de Guerra)
Valcarzel y Formento, Domingo (Oydor Subdecano)
and others
Date
00-00-1690
Date
03-10-1752
Documentation
Adais. Mexico. November 8, 1751 - October 3, 1752. 116p. Relaciones. Autos. Originals. Signed. Copies.
Summary
Reiteration of the six questions in Vol. 181 seq. B. Between 1750 and 1751 French troops and families arrived in new Orleans presumed to fortify population of Nachitos, puente Cupe and Caudachos. The Indians in the area are presumed to like the French as they are generous with guns, bullets, etc... In endless quantities. The Spanish are uneasy about the French trading with the Indians and trespassing the boundary dividing the two territories established in 1720, the Colorado River. The Spanish view the Mississippi River as a natural boundary. Past autos and documents are consulted to determine how past governors settled the question of trespassing. Sandoval is found to have permitted illegal trading between French and Indians in Spanish territory. The French should definitely abandon any presidios built within Spanish territory and return to Nachitos, talk of war with the French if they donot do so peacefully. Aguardiente and wine trade with the French is questioned. English are found to be trading with the apachilinos and the Samases on Santa Rosa Island. Ff. 146 - 147 is a relacion that orders meeting of guerra and hacienda to resolve whether; Escolta is needed on San Pedro River to observe French activities; a mapping engineer is needed to assist governor in defining boundaries; peaceful or forceful removal of French is needed; Spanish troops should be moved to Adais presidio in case of forceful removal; 1/3 advance on pay be approved for soldiers to equip themselves with rations; French aguardiente and wine be allowed in moderation due to extreme Weather temperatures in region; all documents on this subject should be collected so as not to contradict any royal warrants concerning the French and Spanish boundaries; the governor of Texas should execute said relaciones. On ff. 150 the junta de guerra y hacienda is begun to resolve the aforementioned problems. (E. Wilson, November 1989)
Persons
Barrios y Jauregui, Jacinto de (Gobernador)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Barrio, Pedro del (Gobernador)
Yarza y Ascona, Juan de (Comandante)
Altamira, Marques de (Auditor de Guerra)
San Dionicio, Luis de (Alferez)
Sandoval, Manuel de (Gobernador)
Coloarra, Joseph (Fray)
Franquis, Carlos de (Gobernador)
Ensenada, Marques de
Vedolla, Pedro (Fiscal)
Boneo, Justo (Gobernador)
Fuenclara, Conde de
Conquista, Duque de la
Guemes y Horcasitas, Juan Francisco de (Conde de Revilla Gigedo)
Valcarzel y Formento, Domingo (Oydor Subdecano)
Lopez Adan, Francisco (Oydor Subdecano)
Andreu y Ferraz, Antonio (Doctor)(Fiscal)
Barroeta, Juan Chrisostomo de (Regente)
Cortillas, Joachin de (Contador)
Miranda, Ignacio Joseph de (Oficial Real)
Mazo Calderon, Joseph del (Oficial Real)
Zelis, Joseph Diaz de (Oficial Real)
Bustillos, Juan Antonio (Gobernador)
Barrio Junco y Espriella, Pedro del (Gobernador)
Franquis Benites de Lugo, Carlos de (Coronel)
Ortega, Pedro de (Alferez)
Sandemis, Luis de (Segundo)(Alferez)
Sandemis, Luis de (Comandante)
San Miguel de Aguayo, Marques de
Places
Colorado (Rio)
San Antonio (Presidio)
Cadiz (Puerto)
Nachitos (Presidio)
Caudachos
Nacodoches
Siguensa, Santa Rosa Punta de (Presidio)
San Fernando (Villa)
Coahuila (Provincia)
Nueva Viscaya
Nueva Francia
San Pedro (Rio)
Texas
Santa Rosa
San Xavier
Saltillo
Misipipi (Rio)
Nuevo Mexico
Leon, Nuevo Reyno de (Provincia)
Aranjuez
San Xavier (Rio)
Adais (Presidio)
Puente Cupe (Presidio)
Florida
Caudachos (Presidio)
Adaiz (Rio)
Yatasi (Pueblo)
Nazones (Pueblo)
Movila
Nuevo Orleans
Gran Montana (Paraje)
Zacatecas (Provincia)
Veracruz (Punto)
Sirinue (Poblacion)
Aguayo, San Miguel de (Mision)
Abalache, San Marcos de (Fuerte)
Ethnic Groups
Franceses
Apaches
Nacodoches
Yatasi
Nazones
Apachalinos
Samases
Ingleses
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 181 ff. 103-162
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 181 ff. 103-162
Language
Spanish
Notes
Binding swallows words, ff. 132 is duplicated
Reference Number
18100003
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Barrios y Jauregui
Altamira
Valcarzel y Formento
Valcarzel y Formento
Person Last Name
Barrios y Jauregui
Revilla Gigedo
Barrio
Yarza y Ascona
Altamira
San Dionicio
Sandoval
Coloarra
Franquis
Ensenada
Vedolla
Boneo
Fuenclara
Conquista
Guemes y Horcasitas
Valcarzel y Formento
Lopez Adan
Andreu y Ferraz
Barroeta
Cortillas
Miranda
Mazo Calderon
Zelis
Bustillos
Barrio Junco y Espriella
Franquis Benites de Lugo
Ortega
Sandemis
Sandemis
San Miguel de Aguayo
End Date Month
March
Beginning Date (repacked)
1690
End Date (repacked)
03-10-1752
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/11417
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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Auto and declarations on Barrio Junco y Espriella's involvement in contraband with the French, part i.

Serial Number
041-04182
Title
Auto and declarations on Barrio Junco y Espriella's involvement in contraband with the French, part i.
Author(s)
Barrios y Jauregui, Jacinto de (Virrey)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Vallejo, Francisco (Fray)
and others
Date
00-00-1720
Date
10-12-1751
Documentation
Mexico. San Xavier. Adaes. December 31, 1750 - October 12, 1751. 110p. Autos. Declarations. Originals. Signed.
Summary
Revilla Gigedo orders Barrios y Jauregui, present governor of Texas, to investigate whether Barrio Junco y Espriella, Former governor of Texas, was involved in illegal trade with French. Declarations and ratifications from ff 74 - 80 mostly from military leaders at San Xavier sworn to secrecy not to tell of the investigation. All denied any knowledge or possibility of contraband dealings connected with Barrio Junco y Espriella, Ruiz or Losoya. Barrios y Jauregui makes outline of six trespassing into Spanish territory ignoring the Mississippi Indians. They each answer these questions on ff 81 - 95. Declarations are from ff 95 -99. (E. Wilson, November 1989)
Persons
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Guemes y Horcasitas, Juan Francisco de
Caravajal, Joseph de
Enzenada, Marques de la
Yarz y Azcona, Juan de (Capitan)
Barrio Junco y Espriella, Pedro del
Gonzalez, Joseph (Teniente)
Losoya, Manuel Antonio (Teniente)
Ruiz, Marcos (Teniente)
Munoz de Mora, Phelipe (Alferez)
Tierra, Pedro de (Alferez)
Morin, Juan Antonio (Teniente)
Rio, Domingo del (Sargento)
Mora, Juan de
Cordober, Antonio Gregorio (Cavo)
Barrios y Jaurequi, Jacinto de (Gobernador)
Zerda, Francisco de la (Cavo)
Castro, Joseph
Chirinos, Domingo
Lara, Juan de
Cordova, Christovalde
San Dionicio, Luis de (Frances)
Sandoval, Manuel
Ramirez, Pedro (Fray)
Vallejo, Francisco (Fray)
Santa Cruz, Juan Joseph (Cavo)
Calahorra, Joseph (Fray)
Places
Texas
Adaes
San Xavier (Presidio)
Saltillo
Francia
San Xavier (Rio)
Santa Rosa (Isla)
Nueva Orleans
San Fernando (Villa)
Vejar, San Antonio de (Presidio)
Misipipi (Rio)
Nuevo Mexico
Nueva Vizcaya
Leon, Nuevo Reino de
Panzacola
Nachitos (Presidio)
Coaguyla
Zacatecas (Ciudad)
Adais, San Miguel de Aguaio de los (Mision)
Tejas (Mision)
Nacogdoches (Mision)
Ethnic Groups
Franceses
Apaches
Chacayauchia
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 181 ff. 045-102
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 181 ff. 045-102
Language
Spanish
Notes
Ink bleeding obscures clarity, ff 59 - 60 are in triplicate, ff 66 is duplicated
Reference Number
18100002
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Barrios y Jauregui
Revilla Gigedo
Vallejo
Vallejo
Person Last Name
Revilla Gigedo
Guemes y Horcasitas
Caravajal
Enzenada
Yarz y Azcona
Barrio Junco y Espriella
Gonzalez
Losoya
Ruiz
Munoz de Mora
Tierra
Morin
Rio
Mora
Cordober
Barrios y Jaurequi
Zerda
Castro
Chirinos
Lara
Cordova
San Dionicio
Sandoval
Ramirez
Vallejo
Santa Cruz
Calahorra
End Date Month
October
Beginning Date (repacked)
1720
End Date (repacked)
10-12-1751
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/11416
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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conde de sierra gorda que se le oiga n.4.

Serial Number
041-04152
Title
conde de sierra gorda que se le oiga n.4.
Author(s)
Vega, Pedro de la
Valcarcel, Domingo (Auditor)
Date
01-25-1773
Date
03-18-1775
Documentation
Mexico, Madrid. January 25, 1773, March 18, 1775. 60p. Letters, autos, peticiones. Signed, copies.
Summary
Manuel de Escandon (the son of the colonizer of seno Mexicano) asks the king to intervene in Nuevo Santander, where the situation has become very unstable after the demise of his Father. He blames the jueces pesquisadores for the present situation. They retrieved from the soldiers the land his Father had given to them, provoking their migration and consequently abandonment of the frontier. In his answer, the king awards Manuel de Escandon the title of count (which his Father formerly had) and the government of Nuevo Santander. Finally, a full account of his career is attached. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)
Persons
Buccareli y Ursua, Antonio Maria (Virrey)
Croix, Marques de (Virrey)
Palacio, Juan Fernando de (Mariscal de Campo)
Osorio, Joseph
Escandon, Joseph de (Coronel)
Estrada y Bustamante, Antonio de
Escandon, Manuel de (Justicia Mayor)
Gonzalez de Santianez, Vizente (Gobernador)
Gonzalez de Paredes, Joseph Antonio (Capitan)
Garcia Mayoral, Pedro
Cassa-Fuerte, Marques de
Revilla-Gigedo, Conde de
Camara, Augusto de la
Aranda, Marques de
Valcarcel, Domingo (Auditor)
Amarillas, Marques de las (Virrey)
Tienda de Cuervo, Joseph (Capitan de Dragones)
Lopez, Agustin (Teniente Coronel)
Ruvio, Joseph (Sargento Mayor)
Noriega, Melchor
Escandon, Francisco Antonio
Escandon, Mariano Timoteo de
Mangino, Fernando Josef
Valcarcel, Domingo (Auditor)
Gorraez, Joseph
Places
Nuevo Santander (Villa)
Sierra Gorda
Padilla (Villa)
Veracruz (Ciudad)
Merida (Ciudad)
Queretaro (Ciudad)
Guanajuato (Minas)
San Miguel El Grande (Villa)
Pacula (Mision)
Fuenclara (Mision)
Guadalupe (Mision)
Xalpa (Mision)
Landa (Mision)
Tancoyol (Mision)
Conca (Mision)
Taumabe (Mision)
Palmillas (Mision)
Vizarron, San Jose (Poblacion)
Pena Millera (Villa)
Tampico, Barra de
Espiritu Santo (Bahia)
Michoacan (Provincia)
Herrera (Villa)
Celaya
Tehuacan (Pueblo)
Cruillas (Villa)
San Carlos (Villa)
Santillana (Villa)
Burgos (Villa)
Tamaulipa (Villa)
Potrero de la Campana (Paraje)
Tilaco (Mision)
Ethnic Groups
Pames
Pisones
Tanaubres
Military Groups
Merida, Compania de Cavalleros Montados de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 179 ff. 406-435
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 179 ff. 406-435
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
17900017
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Vega
Valcarcel
Person Last Name
Buccareli y Ursua
Croix
Palacio
Osorio
Escandon
Estrada y Bustamante
Escandon
Gonzalez de Santianez
Gonzalez de Paredes
Garcia Mayoral
Cassa-Fuerte
Revilla-Gigedo
Camara
Aranda
Valcarcel
Amarillas
Tienda de Cuervo
Lopez
Ruvio
Noriega
Escandon
Escandon
Mangino
Valcarcel
Gorraez
Beginning Date Month
January
End Date Month
March
Beginning Date (repacked)
01-25-1773
End Date (repacked)
03-18-1775
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/11386
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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