A record of the operations and assignments of the Santa Fe presidio company for the month of December of 1780. Interestingly, 62 officers and men were serving in Sonora. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

A diary of the operations and special assignments of the Santa Fe presidio company for the month of July of 1780. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

A letter discussing a successful campaign by de Anza against the Comanche, and ways to deal with the hostilities of the Yuta and Apache. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

A letter relating to the war in Europe, announcing the beginning of hostilities. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

Governor Mendinuta advises viceroy Bucarely y Ursua that Eusebio Duran y Chavez did not participate effectively in last campaign against Apaches and doubts his qualifications for an official post. (R. Davis) (1980)

Governor Mendinuta finds Domingo de Luna guilty of insubordination and fines him one hundred pesos. (R. Davis) (1980)

A summary of a military campaign against the Comanche, who has recently attacked Galisteo Pueblo. Governor Velez Cachupin led a force of 54 soldiers, 30 settlers, and 80 Indians to the Rio Napestle, a distance of some 200 leagues from Galisteo. (R. Jackson) (1980)

Copy of diary kept by Bernardo de Bustamante Tagle who led the New Mexico section of the campaign against the Gila Apaches. The New Mexico contingent, which consisted of 30 soldiers, 15 settlers and 110 Indians, was delayed in arriving at Ysleta by a ute attack on Abiquiu. (R. Jackson) (1980)

An order for the listed settlers (list not found with document) to be prepared by the end of August to participate in a four month campaign against the Xila (Apache) and their confederates. A fine of 300 pesos was stipulated for those individuals who did not comply. The campaign was ordered by the viceroy. (R. Jackson) (1980)