Series of unnumbered letters from Vaamonde to virrey conde that interpret royal announcement relating to religious institutions, sending of 7 converted Indians under escort of 3 soldiers to be presented to the virrey during his visit to capital of Nuevo Leon, request that the virrey provide Indian converts with food and transportation, Vaamonde's anxiety that false rumors about him may be the cause of his not getting the promotion to Coronel de Infanteria del ejercito, improvement in the status of his province and once again the promotion. (O. Velez, November 1988)

A Series of letters written by Vaamonde Villamil to el conde de Revilla Gigedo all of which relate to petition for promotion to Coronel de Infanteria del ejercito and include 3 copies of a letter which include detailed accounting of his military career in Mexico and Spain (war against the English) in support of his petition. (O. Velez, November 1988)

Continuation of correspondence with Escandon concerning affairs along Costa del Seno Mexicano; epidemic of unspecified disease which has caused suspension of labor in mines of Sierra Tamaulipa; damage to corn crops and livestock caused by drought in 1764; petitions virrey to promote to rank of Mariscal; sends expedition to survey northern coastline of Nuevo Santander. Expedition describes complex system of outer sand banks, discovery of Island off of San Juan mission near mouth of Nuezes discovery of wreckages of English and French ships. Also includes accounts of establishment of three Villas along coast between mouths of Rios Grande and Nuezes, and of theft of livestock by Indians inhabiting Sierra Sihuy. (A. Tukey, July 1989)

Correspondence between virrey and gobernador concerning various promotion in military status; Velasco's comments on tranquility of province, abundance in corn and cattle found during 'visita general,' whose purpose was to nominate two towns as 'capitulares'; explanation that serious illness following 'visita' delayed further communication; responses by virrey about receipt of documents and letters, including those concerning Munoz y Villavicencio's conduct in office; grants Velasco permission to recuperate in Monte-Rey, discusses his successor. (L. Kerr, December 1988)

Letters from Lorca y Villera in April, 1774. Concerns list of military employees, detailed description of their military service and tables listing number of military administrators; teniente, Coronel, and governadores with the number of years worked in position. Second set of letters concerns remission of eight Indians and discusses problems with their travel. Indians became sick and one died thus made impossible to send them to new location. Documents from Monterrey and concern affairs of Nuevo Leon. (J. Acheson, nov, 1988)

Correspondence concerning military appointments in Nuevo Leon and Cavildo elections. Concerns monetary payment of officials of presidio. Includes records of Alcalde of Monterrey and election of Alcalde ordinario and procurador general. Document concerning lack of doctors and pharmacists. (J. Acheson, October 1988)

Correspondence between various officers and viceroy requesting military appointments and promotions within Provincias Internas under various comandantes. (A. Dell'acqua, may 1988)

Correspondence from various officers and edicts by king regarding appointments, promotions and retirements of various officers, also, naming by king of forty Americanos as Caballeros. (A. Dell'acqua, may 1988)

Correspondence from Loyola and various officers to viceroy regarding military issues such as promotions, appointments, desertions of military personnel; also revocation of taxes to retired personnel, widows, and orphans in edict by king. Folio 285: Lt. Rengel requests from king merced de abito? in a compania presidial. (A. Dell' Acqua, May 1988)

Correspondence regarding military issues within Provincias Internas de Poniente like military promotions; death of Apaches, missionaries travel to Californias; orders to keep peace with Comanches allowing them to fight against Apaches without interference. (A. Dell'acqua, may 1988)