Describes extent Indian rebellion. States 100 leagues held by rebels. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

A copy-book collection of letters and informes of the governor of Sinaloa, Manuel Bernal de Huydobro, narrating the Indian hostility to Jesuit missions in California, the deaths of a couple of padres, and ensuing military efforts to pacify the area. (R. Davis) (1977)

Purpose of expedition was to determine extent of enemy-held territory. Notes that Apaches control all land between Viscaya and Coahuila. Also, discusses water resources. Observes that the Pacuachos were at war with the Sibolos. (R. Perez) (1977)

The viceroys report on conditions in Nueva Viscaya with emphasis on war against Acoclames, Cocoymes, and coaquileno Indians. Gives insight into what the Indians will do when pacified. Reviews with testimony, the nature of the unrest and efforts to quell it. Suggests sending more men and also, suggests reforms. Also, remarks on disease on frontier. (J. Grusin) (1976)

Report on the status of activities against the Acoclames, Cocoyomes, and Coaguileno Indians. Recounts Indian attacks organized resistance. His efforts to pacify them. Witnesses felt that only war of extermination will resolve the problem. (J. Grusin) (1976)

Continues the account of campaigns against the Nayaritas, focusing on Indian depredations. Concern is expressed over alliance of Nayaritas with Tobosos. Enemy movements are discussed. Supplies listed, including horses given by Indians of Hostotipaquitlo. (R. Perez) (1977)

Report, based on testimony, on Nayarit. Covers religious entradas, missionary work. Conversions. The existence fugitive bands, military actions, financing of clergy. (J. Grusin) (1976)

Military campaign against the Nayaritas including number of casualties on both sides; Indian depredations; letter from Tlascaltec Caciques pledging fealty; lists of Tlascaltec and Chichimec residents in Colotlan, Tochopa, and Santiago; mentions refuge given by Nayarits to escaped slaves; list friendly Nayarit pueblos; lists Spanish citizens contributions to the military campaign. (R. Perez) (1977)

Describes military encounters with Nayarit Indians, giving account of casualties on both sides. Some population statistics. Mentions Nayaritas giving refuge to escaped slaves. Also Indians recruiting converts. (R. Perez) (1977)

Concerning the dispostion of 30,000 pesos which the late viceroy (Linares) contributed to the conquest of the Nayarit Indians. Cited as a major reason for this conquest is that they give refuge to heathen Indians, mestizos, mulatos and sun worshippers. (R. Perez) (1977) other related documents- 23 diciembre, 1718- 11 enero, 1720.