Brief review of garray's career and remarks on conditions in Nueva Viscaya. (J. Grusin) (1975)

A royal cedula in which the crown orders the governor and capitan general of Nueva Vizcaya that Indians are not to be enslaved, or treated like slaves, I.e. conform to the law. (G. Miller) (1977)

Detailed report on Ortega's explorations of California. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Report of sea explorations by Ortega. Detailed report. Describes geography of towns. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Report on journey to California from Mexico. Descriptions of Indians. Remarks on California wealth. Reports on conditions along the way. Description of California potential as route to east. Detailed account of the journey. Tried to make California appealing. Stressed Mineral wealth. (J. Grusin) (1975)

This is a relacion on the author's merits following 28 years of service in the province. The document is interesting because in gathering support for his claim and the fiscal's interviews, much of the history of the region's conquest and pacification are related. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Cuadernos- 1) may, 1621- communications about and money spent in Indian conflicts. 2) may, 1621- same as no. 1. 3) April, 1622- general Indian relations. 4) April, 1622- on Indians reduced to service of the crown. 5-6) may, 1622 and October, 1621- military expenses. 7) August, 1622- military actions, causes, expenses. 8) August, 1622- on location of presidios. 9-10) December, 1623- on different bands and caciques who have been reduced. 11-12) June, 1624- Indian crop and livestock needs. 13) June, 1624- the depopulation and subsequent re- population of Durango area. 14) April, 1625- general Indian affairs. 15) no date- general Indian affairs. 16) no date- cover letter. (T. Barnes) (1979)

Testimony concerning the punishment given Indians of rebellion for an uprising around San Miguel. The Indians worked in the mines. The revolt was led by a Ladino obpd? Who preached against the S.J.'s efforts. Recounts suppression of revolt and aftermath. (J. Grusin) (1975)

An account of Vizcaino's merits as a captain told as part of a relacion on his explorations of California, followed by a detailed recounting of the voyage. Contains maps and altitude charts. (J. Grusin) (1975)

An account where Onate officially charges the Franciscans in general and the missionaries in his camp in specific with the conversion of the souls in the territory of New Mexico. Of ethnohistorical import is a list of the native ^nations^ inhabiting New Mexico. (C. Briggs) (1975)