Detailed account, including letters, decrees and informes, of Indian uprising in Pimeria Alta in 1752, military and religious efforts and results and later assessment of necessary increase of royal support to presidios. (R. Davis) (1979)

Folder 1- Carpio's account of the campaign at Tubutama against Tabanimo, where many rebels surrender; promises of various rebel loaders to surrender their forces in San Ignacio. Folder 2- bartiot's report on his visit to rebel pueblos (most are back working the land at Tubutama, Oquitoa, Pitic, Busani, Saric. Similar for the Papagos and Tabanimo's followers); Carpio's diary (Sonoita, Tacuba and Canaoa peaceful, San Xavier- abandoned. Luis promises peace again); Fontes' report (meeting with Luis near San Xavier, Luis' explanation of his actions, offering pardon to him); autos by Parilla kicking padre Keller out of the province; censuses of Sonoitac, Ati, Saric, Busani, la Arizona, Quimuri; Urrea's diary describing conditions in Tubutama, Santa Teresa, Ati, Oquitoa, Pitic, Caborca and Saric; Segesser's response to Parilla's action against Keller, and its implications for the mission system. (R. Perez) (1977)

Detailed letter of Fernando Sanchez Salvador (captain), reviewed by royal fiscal, outlining discovery and conquest of area of Colorado and Gila rivers and success of royal domination of area. Following note to letter is by fiscal, who endorses Salvador's views. (R. Davis) (1978)

Discussion centers more upon Sonora/Sinaloa missions and political administration. Four chapters of report concern mining, Indian tributes, geography, ship routes, the Colorado River and military strength. (R. Davis) (1978)

Gives his opinion on the relocation of the presidio Pitic. Includes- a description of the location of the Indians viz the places under consideration; climatic and hydrological factors; suitability for agriculture, and thus the ability to support large populations. (R. Perez) (1977)

General geographic description of the capitania general of Sinaloa; history of its governance and efforts at reducing Indians; general ethnographic descriptions of Indians (by region). Discusses presidios. (R. Perez) (1977)

Report on a general visit, concerned with the relocation of presidios and the loyalty of Indians. Contains ethnographic information on Seris and Guaymas. Much organizational organizational information (alliances, enemy relationships among Indians). Also attacks by Seri bands and Apaches. Geographical, climatic, demographic and faunal descriptions. (R. Perez) (1977)

Diary of a 5 month campaign against the Apaches. Details encounters, especially noting number of enemy killed and captured. An epidemic of measles is in full force among the Apaches- many rancherias are found full of corpses. An escaped prisoner lists the missions from which a majority of Apache prisoners were captured. (R. Perez) (1977)

A Series of documents pertaining to missionizing efforts in New Mexico. Horcasitas informe contains population statistics, estimations of natural resources, geographic data. The relaciones of Yrigoyen, Delgado, Altamira, Pino and Romero all contain ethnographic information, some population statistics, and references to water resources, plant and animal resources. The relacion by Romero is the most comprehensive. (R. Perez) (1977)

Statement by Francisco Benitez Murillo accompanied by two testaments by citizens reviewing the status of the presidios along the Chihuahua highway and concluding that they can be disbanded. (R. Davis) (1979)