A detailed inventory of all the goods except those of the church buildings. Extent in the missions of Banamichi, Senoquipe, Guepaca, Acomchi and bablacora del Rio de Sonora. All items are listed including debts, some repaid and an interim accounting of hacienda production and distribution included as well. All accounts made by Jose Xavier de Morales. (D. Deeds) (1976)

Tomo 8 (page 72)- letter discusses transfer of presidio from San Xavier to San Sabas, Indian raids, and description of contents of cuadernos pertaining to foundation of San Xavier and Indian raids on San Sabas presidio. Tomo 9 (pages 90, 172, 290)- letters discussing testimony against Coronel Jacinto Barrios, disposition pertaining to independence of Luisiana and aid by viceroy to establish Chetimanchac Poblacion. Tomo 11 (page 65)- letter informs allotment of 100,000 pesos a year for Luisiana. Tomo 13 (pages 109-110)- letters informing adjustment of salaries. (J. Erbe) (1978)

Four letters to padre Francisco Zevallos from; 1) Bartolome Braun, Temotzatzic, may 16, 1766, brief report on the padres of the Tarahumara. 2) Francisco Weiss, baburigama, April 30, 1766, 1 page, administrative affairs of mission. 3) Juan Cubedo, Chinipas, October 20, 1763, 2 pages, informs administrative affairs, salaries. 4) Sebastian Ascarraga, Nepomuseno, may 27, 1766, informs appointment of a teniente de justicia and describes activities with local Indians. (J. Erbe) (1978)

Index of documents sent from Antonio Bucareli of viceroyalty of Mexico to comandante Croix of the comandancy general at Chihuahua pertaining to southwestern history from Approximately 1763-1773. (J. Erbe) (1978)

Concerns legal matters of California mission lands. (R. Mendoza) (1979)

Escandon writes requesting more missionaries for his region of the Sierra Gorda because there is such a need for them. Included at end of letter is a note by the marques de Aranda expounding on the legal nature attending to the request sites particular laws. (M. Bowman) (1978)

Testimony by some 20 persons as to the causes of the Pima uprising of 1751. Including some eyewitness and Indian participants. Versions vary considerably but a good picture emerges. (D. Deeds) (1977)

Three letters and a brief report providing data on the military presidios in Sinaloa and Sonora. The first gives a detailed description of the new presidio of San Miguel de Horcasitas and surrounding area. The second and short letter tells Parrilla's plans for dealing with the Seri Indians. And the final document gives a general outline of his jurisdiction but is mainly concerned with the Vildosola controversy and other political matters. (D. Deeds) (1977)

Three documents (1 informe and 2 pedimentos) concerning the number of Jesuit missions that existed in Sonora prior to 1767. Listing of missions and financial data on mis-use of funds by Jesuits. Informe is by Arechez to the king. Pedimentos are by fiscal to the king. (D. Miller) (1978)

The Jesuit provincial requested that padre Perez travel to Parral and research what had happened in the secularization precedent in the missions of that area. Perez report describes in detail, from receipts, correspondence records etc, how the legalities of secularization transpired and the precedents were set with regard to the church buildings, foodstuffs, church ornaments and other goods. Suggests that colegio archives in Durango may have information as well. (D. Deeds) (1976)