Report on causes and course of Tepeguana revolt in Nueva Viscaya. Includes remarks on military actions. Considerable detail on Indians attacks on estancias and small settlements. Report based on testimony of those present. Remarks on S.J. Role. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Touching on the Chichimec wars and the conversions of Indians in Sinaloa. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Summary of revolt of Penoles Indians in Nueva Viscaya. Includes military encounters, names of Indian rebel leaders (el Obispo) (Unladino), and who was involved. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Details war with revolt of San Andres Indians - the revolt gives background - the peace of Cottostitcan and paz de Coluta are discussed. The peace of Frisdar, peace of San Geronimo. Peace of San Miguel de Guimoa, peace of San Iguac de la Sierra, peace of Queupa, peace of Nasperez, peace of Quexupa, all discussed. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Brief report on Indian revolt in the province of Topia in Nueva Galicia. Reasons for the Indian revolt was treatment in the mines. Also, reports on missionary activity. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Brief, but interesting report on New Mexico. Remarks on war preparedness, conflicts with Indians, explorations and colonization efforts. Also, a complaint on Onate's handling of commerce. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Informe about various things in N. Viscaya including mining, Indian unrest, conditions in the presidios. Wants to make war on the Chizos and Tulimes. Some remarks on Indian alliances. (J. Grusin) (1976)

Tarahumara plot to ally with Conchas Indians, flee to mountains after crops harvested, make war because of deaths many people at hands Spaniards. Reported, to Spaniards by Phellipe Gai, governor Conchas. Account battle with 2000 Apaches near Janos. Futile attempt by Salazar to make peace. Proposal coordinated campaign all interior presidial companies against hostile Indians while citizens' militia man garrisons themselves. author proposes to leave presidio of Sonora with 50 men (flying company?) If campaign occurs. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Documents concerning establishment of new presidio, reestablishment of missions abandoned by Franciscans because of lack of military protection, in junta de los Rios area. Mineral riches as well as souls of converted Indians notes as reasons for resettlement, as well as more efficient communication/transportation between Nueva Vizcaya, Coahuila. Lengthy description of major settlements, presidial system of northern frontier provinces. New presidio to have 50 soldiers- 20 from San Bartholome presidio; 15 each from Cerrogordo and Conchos. Major document by marques de Altamira (Mexico, 6/14/1747) detailing proposals (pp.87-110). Also includes diario y derrotero of expedition itself, written by gobernador Rabago y Teran (Monclova, 1/23/1748), noting Flora, fauna, geography, Mineral wealth, Indian groups, water sources, pasturage, etc. (pp.115-46). (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Squadron of soldiers from Coahuila presidio sent to San Antonio presidio to take part in campaign against Apaches. Are attacked by Apaches, who steal their horses and supplies. Soldiers petition gobernador Pruneda to replace what they lost. (T. Sheridan) (1977)