Indians (Population)

Hugo O'Conor. Diario que yo Hugo O'Conor, sigo de la Marcha que emprehendi el 21 de November de 1774, a fin de reconocer y castigar los yndios enemigos, en las sierras Alamo hueco, la hacha, boquilla, y corral de piedras.

Serial Number
230-00028
Title
Hugo O'Conor. Diario que yo Hugo O'Conor, sigo de la Marcha que emprehendi el 21 de November de 1774, a fin de reconocer y castigar los yndios enemigos, en las sierras Alamo hueco, la hacha, boquilla, y corral de piedras.
Author(s)
O'conor, Hugo
Date
11-21-1774
Date
01-07-1775
Documentation
Presidio de el Carrizal. November 21, 1774-January 7, 1775. Original. Manuscript.
Summary
Good document. Day by day account of an average campaign against the enemigos. O'Conor's boys chase the Sumas in N.W. Chihuahua. Fighting captives caciques, shipment of goods, troop strength and numbers of Indians. (T.n.) (1975)
Persons
O'conor, Hugo
Egurrola, Thomas de (Teniente)
Gil, Nicolas (Capt.)
Peru, Juan (Capt.)
Villa, Manuel de (Teniente)
Cadena, Ignacio (Teniente)
Places
Nogal (El)
Janos
Chihuahua
San Buenaventura (Presidio)
Casas Grandes (Rio)
Perro (Aguage)
Pancero (Aguage)
Acha (Sierra)
Ojo de Veitia (Aguage)
Carrizal (Presidio)
Paso del Norte
Nogales (Puerto)
Nuevo Mexico
Ethnic Groups
Sumas
First Location
CU-BANC. M-M 1788 no. 002
Original Location
CU-BANC. M-M 1788 no. 002
Language
Spanish
Notes
H.C. Miller purchase.
Batch Reference Number
4876
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
O'conor
Egurrola
Gil
Peru
Villa
Cadena
Beginning Date Month
November
End Date Month
January
Beginning Date (repacked)
11-21-1774
End Date (repacked)
01-07-1775
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/16006
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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anua del ano de 1621.

Serial Number
230-00010
Title
anua del ano de 1621.
Author(s)
Anaya, Nicolas de (Fray)
Date
04-30-1622
Documentation
Mexico. April 30, 1622. Copy. Signed.
Summary
Discusses missionization Chinipas by fr. Juan Castini, 1621, desire Guazapares for missionaries as well. Notes successful attempts Castini to secure peace between the two groups, previously enemies. Estimates 21,000 baptisms Rio Mayo, 30,000 Rio Yaqui, 9000 Rio Nebome. Describes Mayos as must docile Indians Sinaloa. Notes recent missionization Conicaris. Gives geographical location, population figures Hios (Warihios)- 17 pueblos, 9 with 500-600 inhabitants, the rest with 200. Notes Huvagures, Teguisos beyond Hios. States Baciroas, Tehatas reduced to Conicari Pueblo, Tepague. Notes Topichis requests for missionization. 11 Yaqui pueblos then, Torim the largest. says Yaquis engaged in continuous wars with neighbors, civil wars, robberies, murders among themselves. Mentions Yaqui resistance to baptism, drunkenness, superstition, polygamy, practice of marrying Mother, daughter, sisters, transhumance. Describes conference of Yaqui sorcerers (hechiceros) in Torim who attempted to disprove missionaries, teachings, saying after death, souls went underground, not to heaven, where they practiced all types of vices and have a very happy life. Apparently, missionary converted them, however. Mentions plans for Yaqui revolt 1620, murder Hurdaide, missionaries, never carried out. Notes missionization Nebomes, who sent 11 children to Villa De Sinaloa to learn how to read/write. Requests Aibinos, Mobas, Nures for missionaries. (T. Sheridan) (1976)
Persons
Castini, Juan (Padre), Guzman, Diego de (Padre
Villalta, Cristobal de (Padre)
Godinez, Miguel (Padre)
Cruz, Diego de la (Padre)
Barera, Juan (Padre)
Angel, Juan (Padre)
Bandersipe, Diego (Padre)
Olinano, Francisco (Padre)
Mendez, Pedro (Padre)
Anaya, Nicolas de (Padre)
Places
Toro
Mayo (Rio)
Yaqui (Rio)
Nebome (Rio)
Basinoa
Conicari
Tepague
Torim
Comuripa
Ethnic Groups
Chinipas
Guazapares
Conicaris
Tepagues
Hios
Huvagures
Teguisos
Baciroas
Tehatas
Topichis
Mobas
Navas
Nures
Ayuinos
First Location
CU-BANC. M-M 0227 pp. 0626-0671
Original Location
CU-BANC. M-M 0227 Pp. 0626-0671
Other Location
CU-BANC. Memorias Para la Historia de la Provincia de Sinaloa
Language
Spanish
Notes
Excellent/good info on Yaquis
Batch Reference Number
1817
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Castini
Villalta
Godinez
Cruz
Barera
Angel
Bandersipe
Olinano
Mendez
Anaya
Beginning Date Month
April
Beginning Date (repacked)
04-30-1622
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15988
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
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Padre Andres Perez de Rivas. Historia de la provincia de Cinaloa por el padre.

Serial Number
230-00009
Title
Padre Andres Perez de Rivas. Historia de la provincia de Cinaloa por el padre.
Author(s)
Perez de Rivas, Andres (Padre)
Date
00-00-1620
Documentation
N.p. 1620. 95p. Copy.
Summary
Folders 1 and 2 contain English translation of triunfas (not precised here.) Folder 1 also contains historia de Cinaloa, which summarizes religious and military activity from 1591 to 1620. Includes much ethnographic data, population statistics, geographic description. (R. Perez) (1977)
Persons
Perez de Rivas, Andres (Sj)
Places
Sinaloa (Provincia)
San Felipe y Santiago
San Miguel de Culiacan
Mayo (Rio)
Bacobirilo
San Lorenzo
Ethnic Groups
Yaquis
Nebomes
Tepehuanes
Tehuecos
Mayos
Bacopos
Apaches
First Location
CU-BANC. C-B 840 (Bolton Col.) no. 0261 folder 001-002
Original Location
CU-BANC. C-B 0840 no. 261 F. 001-002
Language
Spanish
Notes
Photocopy compiled out of sequence beginning with libro 3, capitulo 13.
Publication Reference
Perez de Ribas, Historia de la Provincia de Cinaloa,
Batch Reference Number
4693
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Perez de Rivas
Beginning Date (repacked)
1620
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15987
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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Gobernador Pedro del Barrio Junco y Espriella al virrey. 2 letters concerning state of San Xavier missions.

Serial Number
210-00054
Title
Gobernador Pedro del Barrio Junco y Espriella al virrey. 2 letters concerning state of San Xavier missions.
Author(s)
Barrio Junco y Espriella, Pedro del (Gobernador)
Date
07-20-1749
Date
08-10-1749
Documentation
Adaes; San Fernando de Bexar. July 20-August 10, 1749. Letter. Photostat of copies.
Summary
2 unfavorable letters concerning new missions of San Xavier. First (7/20/1749) notes murder of 2 soldiers, theft of horseherd at hands of Apaches. States that River either floods everyone out or dries up. Claims that despite holy zeal of missionaries, Indians didn't want to work or sow fields, but instead pursue trade between French and Spanish, moving on to Adaes, finds many buildings in ruins, not repaired because of lack of people. In second letter (8/10/1749), points out lack of land, water, Indians in San Xavier area. (T. Sheridan) (1977)
Persons
Barrio Junco y Espriella, Pedro del (Gobernador de Texas)
Places
Espiritu Santo (Presidio, Bahia)
Adaes (Presidio, Capital de Texas)
San Xavier (Misiones)
San Antonio (Presidio)
San Fernando de Bexar (Villa)
Texas (Provincia)
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
Texas
Franceses
First Location
TXU, Tex. Hist. Ctr. Arch. S. Fran. El grande 2q248 835 v. 004 pp. 095-100
Original Location
BNM, Mexico, Arch. S. Fran. El Grande
Language
Spanish
Batch Reference Number
4634
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Barrio Junco y Espriella
Beginning Date Month
July
End Date Month
August
Beginning Date (repacked)
07-20-1749
End Date (repacked)
08-10-1749
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15974
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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Capitan Joaquin Orobio y Bastherra al virrey. Concerns horcoquiza indians' request for reduccion missionization.

Serial Number
210-00048
Title
Capitan Joaquin Orobio y Bastherra al virrey. Concerns horcoquiza indians' request for reduccion missionization.
Author(s)
Orobio y Bastherra, Joaquin (Capitan)
Date
11-01-1747
Documentation
Bahia presidio. November 1, 1747. Copy.
Summary
Capitan Orobio y Bastherra informs virrey of request by Horcoquiza Indians to be reduced, missionized. States Horcoquizas consist of 5 pueblos, o rancherias, totaling 300 families. Notes their location along Rios Trinidad, Naeches, Sabinas. States these Indians trade on annual Basis with French. (T. Sheridan) (1977)
Persons
Orobio y Bastherra, Joaquin (Capitan de Bahia Presidio)
Places
Bahia del Espiritu Santo (Presidio)
Brazos (Rio)
Trinidad (Rio)
Naeches (Rio)
Sabinas (Rio)
Mississippi (Rio)
Ethnic Groups
Horcoquizas
Pachinas
Franceses
First Location
TXU, Tex. Hist. Ctr. Arch. S. Fran. El grande 2q248 835 v. 019 pp. 082-084
Original Location
BNM, Mexico, Arch. S. Fran. El Grande
Language
Spanish
Batch Reference Number
4671
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Orobio y Bastherra
Beginning Date Month
November
Beginning Date (repacked)
11-01-1747
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15968
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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Don Velasco. Resumen general de los autos sobre noticias, informes y escritos desde 1688 a 1716 sobre la necesidad de poblar la region entre Texas y la movila, etc.

Serial Number
210-00024
Title
Don Velasco. Resumen general de los autos sobre noticias, informes y escritos desde 1688 a 1716 sobre la necesidad de poblar la region entre Texas y la movila, etc.
Author(s)
Don Velasco
Date
11-30-1716
Documentation
Mexico. November 30, 1716. Copy. Photostat.
Summary
Review of colonization, missionization of Provincia de Texas from time of Alonso de Leon to 1716. Texas, Caodaches Indians described as mas politica in province, sowing many crops. Population of area estimated to be un million. Indian groups between Coahuila and the land of Texas Indians listed (See 201). Texas Indians belief in afterlife briefly described. Missionaries claimes that early soldiers set bad example for Texas Indians, mistreating them and stealing their women. Franciscan missionary efforts delineated. Texas disatisfaction with Spaniards, abandonment of missions in 1693 noted. French trade with Indians mentioned. Texas Indians had 11 pueblos, chocta (choctaw) Indians outside of Movila had 32, Nache Indians had 11. Flora, fauna, agriculture of eastern Texas described, where Indians caultibando la tierra con las quixadas de los benados. Indians live in wooden houses, sleep on raised beds and farm en Comun. Indian enemies of Texas- Apaches, Yojuanes, Cubipanes, Canas- noted. Absence of pulgue, otras bebidas, but presnece of Peyote among Texas Indians mentioned. Province continually described as very fertile. Indian use of wild fruits, walnuts, acorns noted. Lead mines near Texas Indians mentioned. Force of 60 soldiers needed for conquest, colonization of Texas, to be gathered from other presidios of Nueva Vizcaya. Apparently, fiscal doesn't think much of idea. Excellent summary of early Texas history, including Leon, Ramon entradas. (T. Sheridan) (1977)
Persons
Leon, Alonso de (Capitan)
Ramon, Domingo (Capitan)
San Denis, Luis de (French Soldier, Explorer)
Jalou, Medar (French Explorer)
Velasco
Places
Espiritu Santo (Bahia)
Movila (French Settlement)
San Marcos (Rio)
San Francisco de los Texas (Mision)
Rojo (Rio)
San Juan (French Fort)
Coahuila (Provincia)
Casas Grandes (Presidio)
Paso (Presidio)
Nuevo Mexico (Presidio)
Conchos (Presidio)
Gallo (Presidio)
Pasaje (Presidio)
Cerrogordo (Presidio)
Sinaloa (Presidio)
Santa Catharina (Presidio)
San Juan Bautista del Rio Grande (Presidio)
Coahuila (Presidio)
Ethnic Groups
Texas
Franceses
Caodaches
Alasapas
Jacaguintes
Panchagues
Mescales
Apaches
Yojuanes
Cubipanes
Canas
Naches
Chactas
Natchitoches
Yoricas
Chomenes
Sanaques
Sanaianes
Apus
Pantalbes
Paaces
Patcales
Papanacas
Chaguanes
Payavanes
Patabos
Sanpanales
Paquachiamos
Putaays
Manicos
Gerezs
Atajals
Tilpayays
Cabias
Semomanes
Saraguames
Pulacmanes
Asaus
Toaas
Tohos
Emaus
Cabas
Sanpanasus
Apaixames
Manames
Meruanes
Nasonites
Nateaus
Yatas
Nachetoos
Natsoos
Patsanes
Paachiques
Chaguatapas
First Location
TXU, Tex. Hist. Ctr. Arch. S. Fran. El grande 2q248 835 v. 008 pp. 126-163
Original Location
BNM, Mexico, Arch. S. Fran. El Grande
Language
Spanish
Batch Reference Number
4645
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Leon
Ramon
San Denis
Jalou
Beginning Date Month
November
Beginning Date (repacked)
11-30-1716
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15944
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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Capitan Domingo Ramon, and others. Documents concerning Ramon's entrada into Texas to found missions among Texas Indians, 1716.

Serial Number
210-00021
Title
Capitan Domingo Ramon, and others. Documents concerning Ramon's entrada into Texas to found missions among Texas Indians, 1716.
Author(s)
Ramon, Domingo (Capitan)
Date
02-00-1716
Date
07-00-1716
Documentation
Texas presidio and other places. February-July, 1716. Informe. Copy. Photostat.
Summary
Documents concerning Ramon's entrada into Provincia de Texas to establish missions among Texas Indians. Included are both Ramon's diario and Franciscans' diario of expedition. Indians groups, agricultural products, geography, Flora, fauna of province noted. Numerous buffalo hunts mentioned. Ramon and Franciscans also both write informes to virrey concerning reasons for establishment of missions. Indian enemies as well as allies of Texas Indians mentioned. (T. Sheridan) (1977)
Persons
Ramon, Domingo (Capitan)
Ramon, Diego (Sargento Mayor) (Capitan Ramon'S Father)
Feliz de Espinosa, Isidro (Fray) (OFM)
Saens de San Antonio, Mathias (Fray) (OFM)
Hidalgo, Francisco (Fray) (OFM)
Santa Maria y Mendoza, Pedro de (OFM) (Fray)
Bergara, Gabriel de (Fray) (OFM)
Patron, Augustin (Fray) (OFM)
Sanchez, Benito (Fray) (OFM)
Castellano, Manuel (Fray) (OFM)
Places
Saltillo (Villa)
Nueces (Rio)
Grande del Norte (Rio)
Medina (Rio)
Guadalupe (Rio)
Colorado (Rio)
Trinidad (Rio)
Nacohes (Pueblo)
San Francisco (Mision)
Aynai (Pueblo)
Nacodoches (Pueblo)
Texas (Provincia, Also Called Asinay)
Purisima Concepcion (Mision)
Nuestra Senora de los Dolores de los Texas (Presidio)
Ethnic Groups
Pataguas
Yeruijuames
Texas
Nazonios
Nacadoches
Apaches
Juanes
Chiripanes
Chanes
Naichas
Nabeitdachos
Naconos
Nacaichas
Franceses
First Location
TXU, Tex. Hist. Ctr. Arch. S. Fran. El grande 2q248 835 v. 008 pp. 060-116
Original Location
BNM, Mexico, Arch. S. Fran. El Grande
Language
Spanish
Batch Reference Number
4643
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Ramon
Ramon
Feliz de Espinosa
Saens de San Antonio
Hidalgo
Santa Maria y Mendoza
Bergara
Patron
Sanchez
Castellano
End Date Month
July
Beginning Date (repacked)
1716
End Date (repacked)
07-00-1716
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15941
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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Luis de San Denis. Documents concerning San Denis' journey thru Texas.

Serial Number
210-00015
Title
Luis de San Denis. Documents concerning San Denis' journey thru Texas.
Author(s)
San denis, Luis de
Date
00-00-1713
Date
00-00-1715
Documentation
Mexico. 1713-1715. Copy. Photostat.
Summary
San Denis authorized by French authorities in Louisiana to travel to Texas to buy livestock (9/12/1713). He and 24 French canadians go from Louisiana to presidio del Norte. Capitan Ramon sends Frenchmen to Mexico City. Spaniards take San Denis' declaracion of his journey, noting his encounters with various Indian groups, especially Texas Indians (6/6/1715). Fiscal (8/15/1715) informs virrey of situation, implying that San Denis is French Spy. Junta de guerra (8/22/1715) discusses French threat and recommends reestablishment of missions among Texas Indians. (T. Sheridan) (1977)
Persons
San Denis, Luis de (French Soldier, Explorer)
Rivera, Ramon de la (Capitan del Norte Presidio)
Bernardino (Gobernador of Asinay Indians)
Hidalgo, Francisco (Fray) (OFM)
Urrutia, Joseph (Capitan)
Ramon, Diego (Capitan de San Juan Bautista Presidio)
Salinas Varaona, Gregorio de (Capitan de Galvez Presidio)
Places
Louisiana (Luiciana)(Provincia)
Movila
San Juan (French Fort)
Mississippi (Rio)
Rojo (Rio)
Grande del Norte (Rio)
Navenacho (Asinay Pueblo)
Nacao (Asinay Pueblo)
Namidi (Asinay Pueblo)
Nacocodoch (Asinay Pueblo)
Ainay (Asinay Pueblo)
Nadococo (Asinay Pueblo)
Nasony (Asinay Pueblo)
Nacitos (Asinay Pueblo)
Nachoos (Asinay Pueblo)
CadOjedacho (Asinay Pueblo)
Asinay (Cabecera Of Asinay Nacion)
Mississippi (Rio)
Paspaugula (Indian Pueblo)
Bilocsialiades (Indian Pueblo)
Santa Maria de Galvez (Pensacola) (Presidio)
San Juan Bautista del Rio del Norte (Presidio)
Movila
Ethnic Groups
Franceses
Tonicas
Nachitoches
Asinays
Texas
Naches
First Location
TXU, Tex. Hist. Ctr. Arch. S. Fran. El grande 2q248 835 v. 008 pp. 026-044
Original Location
BNM, Mexico, Arch. S. Fran. El Grande
Language
Spanish
Batch Reference Number
4640
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
San Denis
Rivera
Bernardino
Hidalgo
Urrutia
Ramon
Salinas Varaona
Beginning Date (repacked)
1713
End Date (repacked)
1715
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15935
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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Domingo de Teran de los Rios. Diario of Teran entrada into Texas, May 16, 1691 to April 19, 1692.

Serial Number
210-00014
Title
Domingo de Teran de los Rios. Diario of Teran entrada into Texas, May 16, 1691 to April 19, 1692.
Author(s)
Teran de los Rios, Domingo de
Date
04-15-1692
Documentation
Veracruz. April 15, 1692. Photostat of copy.
Summary
Teran's diario of his entrada from Coahuila presidio into Provincia de Texas, noting geography, Flora, fauna, Indian groups he encountered. Mentions Indian gobernador named Bernardino, apparently Texas Indian in rebellion against Spaniards. Notes trouble, delay caused by storms, rain, snow. Discusses visit to Cadodacha Indians, led by official called a cadi. Return trip by fragata down Gulf of Mexico coast to Veracruz. (T. Sheridan) (1977)
Persons
Teran de los Rios, Domingo de (Gobernador de Texas)
Martinez, Francisco (Teniente de Expedicion)
Salinas, Gregorio de (Capitan)
Bernardino (Gobernador of Texas Rebel Indians)
Cadi (Cadoacho Indian Leader)
Places
Coahuila (Presidio)
Colorado (Rio)
San Marcos (Rio)
Monclova (Villa)
Santa Margarita de Buenavista (Real)
Texas (Provincia)
Ethnic Groups
Odoesmades
Mescales
Momons
Jumanas
Cibolas
Casquesas
Cantonas
Franceses
Texas
Cadodachos
Nasitos
Nasonipos
First Location
TXU, Tex. Hist. Ctr. Arch. S. Fran. El grande 2q248 835 v. 009 pp. 071-113
Original Location
BNM, Mexico, Arch. S. Fran. El Grande
Language
Spanish
Batch Reference Number
4652
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Teran de los Rios
Martinez
Salinas
Beginning Date Month
April
Beginning Date (repacked)
04-15-1692
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15934
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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Francisco Elizondo. Entrada of Francisco Elizondo into province of Coahuila to reduce Chichimeca Indians there.

Serial Number
210-00004
Title
Francisco Elizondo. Entrada of Francisco Elizondo into province of Coahuila to reduce Chichimeca Indians there.
Author(s)
Elizondo, Francisco
Date
01-02-1674
Date
02-19-1674
Documentation
Santiago del Saltillo. January 2 - February 19, 1674. Auto. Photostat.
Summary
Elizondo entrada into province of Coahuila to Rio de las Sabinas 60 leagues north of Saltillo. Encounters various Indian groups, including some suffering from viruelas (small pox), called by names of their capitanes (See 022). Indians apparently sick, hungry, petitioning for reduccion. Describes poverty of country, noting that Indians don't know how to farm, and subsist only on raises y frutas de su tierra. Grants Indians lands along Rio de los Sabinas, advises that no Spaniards be allowed into area because of horror gran Indians have of them, nor should Spaniards be allowed to pass thru to hunt buffalo. (T. Sheridan) (1977)
Persons
Elizondo, Francisco de (Justicia Mayor y Capitan de Guerra de Saltillo)
Larios, Juan (Fray)
Huiquechal (Indian Capitan)
Bohole (Indian Capitan)
Manos Prietas (Indian Capitan) Pinaneca (Indian Capitan)
Obaya (Indian Capitan)
Babaymore (Indian Capitan)
Zupulama (Indian)
Omomones (Indian Capitan)
Xicocoje (Indian Capitan)
Places
Santiago del Saltillo (Villa)
Quahuila (Coahuila) (Provincia)
Sabinas (Rio)
Nuestra Senora de la Guadalupe (Villa)
Norte (Rio)
San Ildefonso de la Paz (Puesto)
Ethnic Groups
Xicocojes
Boboles
Huiguechales
Chichimecas
First Location
TXU, Tex. Hist. Ctr. Arch. S. Fran. El grande 2q248 835 v. 001 pp. 063-078
Original Location
BNM, Mexico, Arch. S. Fran. El Grande Leg. 0094 no. 03a ff. 063-078
Language
Spanish
Batch Reference Number
4628
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Elizondo
Larios
Beginning Date Month
January
End Date Month
February
Beginning Date (repacked)
01-02-1674
End Date (repacked)
02-19-1674
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/15924
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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