Collection of annual reports, letters and memorials discussing missions of Nueva Viscaya and their political and economic administration. (R. Davis) (1979)

Collection of annual reports, letters and memorials discussing christianization of Nueva Viscaya and its political and economic administration. (R. Davis) (1979)

Account of Jesuit missionary activity in Sinaloa from 1592 to 1629, composed of letters and annual reports from the missions. (R. Davis) (1979)

History exploration, conquest, missionization Sinaloa from Cabeza de Vaca to fr. Gonzalo de Tapia, C. 1592. Description Coronado expedition, foundation 1 destruction Puebla de los Corazones because of Diego de Alcaraz' mistreatment Indians. Description Francisco de Ibarra expedition, foundation Villa de Carapoa on Rio Fuerte, captain Boorques' encounter with Yaquis, journey to ruins Corazones, Valle de Senora, Guazaguaripa. Yaquis described as brave, populous, bellicose. Most text concerns Sinaloa proper. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

History of the Jesuit missionary efforts in N.W. Mexico and Lower California; comprised of narration and copies of original memorials, letters and oficios concerning the conquest and establishment of missions. Also, details on the animals, plants and minerals of the various areas. (R. Davis) (1979)

Extract of a report of a visita that gives; 1) name of mission visited. 2) priest heading the mission. 3) surrounding towns. 4) sometimes the population. 5) sometimes surrounding geography. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Historic summary of the province of Texas. Mentions the problems with the French. Also, gives the approximate costs of maintaining the above mentioned province. Mentions all the governors of the province. (E. Klien) (1978)

(E. Klien) (1978)

Crude map of Baranca Barbara showing locations of several missions and pertaining Indian groups. (J. Erbe) (1978)

Map includes area between Rio de Mora on the south and Rio de Uri on the north. East is Sierra Madre, west is Mar del Sur. All rivers in between on map with missions and personnel marked. Many distances in Leguas included. (D. Deeds) (1977)