Details struggle against Tepeguanes and Taraumares Indians. Good descriptions of villages, fortifications, local geography and of course military operations. (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)

(M. Bowman) (1979)

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)

15 ^cuadernos^ relating various aspects of mission activity and events in Nueva Viscaya. Focuses especially on relations with the Indians. Reports also on military in the area in light of Indian revolt. Also, on crop conditions and conditions in Durango (population of). Complete report on conversion activities in the province. Some interesting remarks on activities of specific Indians and relations to Spaniards. Cuaderno 15 is statistical table on the number of Indians cared for in each province of Nueva Vizcaya - parish by parish. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Inquiry into the causes and course of the Tepeguan revolt based upon testimony of a captain. Remarks on attacks on local estancias, role of S.J. Also, testimony from two Ladino Tepeguanes, brief remarks. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Report on post-revolt conditions on the frontier. All is quiet. Remarks on repression of Tepeguan Indians, including making some slaves. says goal is to instill fear of the government in the Indians. Also, discusses increasing local arms. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Testimony on Tepeguan revolt. (J. Grusin) (1975)

Report on causes and course of Tepeguana revolt in Nueva Viscaya. Includes remarks on military actions. Considerable detail on Indians attacks on estancias and small settlements. Report based on testimony of those present. Remarks on S.J. Role. (J. Grusin) (1975)

(M. Bowman) (1979)