Military rosters of presidios of Coahuila; includes both Spanish and tlaxcalan inhabitants. Also, summary of military review conducted in Monclova and Pueblo of Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe. (J. H. Ochs, March 1987)

Censuses of haciendas of Minyo and Vina --includes detailed listing of monetary transactions; many other haciendas and past owners named. (J. Hiller, September 1988)

Mission procuradores Gomez, santolarios, Hidalgo and others request that virrey and Senor fiscal pay sinodos and Lampara; includes table with census of missions of Santo Domingo of Antigua California; women referred to in context of census; brief reference made to Indians dying out of unmentioned disease; prolonged absence of fray berrequero from mission discussed; includes table listing 28 padres of Sagrado Orden de Predicadores administering missions of Baja California; list of missions. (D. J. McClelland, March 1988)

Census data broken down by- marriage, widowed, male and female children older and Younger than 12 years, race, baptism. Also gives distance to nearest mission or visita. It is noted that Ati is experiencing grave difficulties in the attempt to incorporate the people from its visita into the Cabezera. (R Perez) (1977)

Annual reports from each of the places listed in category 281. (T. Barnes) (1979)

Annual report by padre Figueroa from Partido de Cinaloa- births, baptisms, marriages. (T. Barnes) (1979)

Lists the 18 Dominican missions in California and some statistical material. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Excellent document on the general state of all of Spains missions belonging to this order. Includes, lists of missions pertaining to a particular college, the number of people at each mission, and number of Indians paying tribute. There is a seal of the order of St. Francis at the end of original document, thus title probably refers to Franciscans. (M. Bowman) (1979)

(R. Graham) (1979)

Folder 1- Carpio's diary of Luis' surrender and presentation to Parilla; Urrea's letter informing of the general conditions of peace in the Pimeria Alta; muster roll of the new company of soldiers at San Ignacio. Folder 2- censuses of Caborca, Gueavi, Tubac, Sopori, San Xavier, Tucson, Santa Catarina, Siquarondaro, Haideni Bacachi, Tres Alamos, Sonoita, Cocospera San Ignacio and Santa Magdalena; Urrea's diary on the situation in Tubutama, Ati, Oquitoa, Pitic, Santa Theresa, San Ignacio, and his efforts to round up small groups in the mountains; Beldarrains letter to Parilla stating that the resettlement of Imuris was delayed due to a widespread illness, but has now been accomplished, also that Luis has been punished with 64 lashes and a stern lecture never to do it again. (R. Perez) (1977)