Letter of compliance to auto ordering vecinos San Diego de minas Nuevas to contribute to cost of deportation rebel. Indians from Parral to Mexico City. Lists names of vecinos and amount contributed. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Letter of compliance to auto ordering vecinos Cusiguriachi to contribute to cost deportation rebel Indians. Lists names of vecinos and amount contributed. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Account campaign 22 soldiers from Buyubampa to real de Batopilas after rebel Indians. Rumors of rebel Pimas reported. Rio Fuerte in flood at this time (winter rains). (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Orders from the viceroy to the governor of Nueva Viscaya as to how to handle the increasing Indian rebellions. Shows lack of knowledge on viceroy's part of conditions on the frontier. (T. Barnes) (1976)

Warns of impending Pima rebellion- the gobernadors of San Ignacio and Magdalena have gathered all their people together, abandoning all Milpas. All the Pimeria is doing the same. Refers to connections by inter-marriage between Magdalena and Cosari (also that they return to sin by escaping to either locale to live with their Mate). Has heard of a plot to kill padre Barillas at Caborca. (R. Perez) (1977)

Field notes of expedition into the Pimeria to verify Pima uprisings. The only adverse finding is a report of two deaths near Cocospera, attributed to Apaches. Reference to Apache spys in Terenate. Remainder of Pimeria peaceful. Note- in San Ignacio troops received by two lines of Pimas- women on one Side, men on the other. Extensive geographic info. Some demographics. Excellent, and historically important document. Followed by a letter of verification by padre Kino. (R. Perez) (1977)

Letters from missionaries and military accounts of rebellious Pima Indians. (T. Barnes) (1976)

Lengthy account of troubles among Tarahumaras. Includes good Indian testimony and visits to many of the villages listed here by capt. Beseranieto. (T. Barnes) (1976) Proto, Pedro (padre)/Bezerranieto, Antonio de (capitan)/ Venavides, Martin de (padre)/emyer, venzeslao (padre)

Report to governor of trouble with Tarahumara and Pima Indians. (T. Barnes) (1976)

Variety of reports submitted by Andres de Rezebal, Juan Retana, Juan Fernandez de la Fuente, and Martin Hualde on the state of Indian affairs. Many good first hand Indian accounts. (T. Barnes) (1976)