Indians (Treaties)

Letter from Ugalde to Flores regarding lipiyan capitan, Picax-ande and incidents leading to the capture of mescaleros in Santa Rosa.

Serial Number
041-03822
Title
Letter from Ugalde to Flores regarding lipiyan capitan, Picax-ande and incidents leading to the capture of mescaleros in Santa Rosa.
Author(s)
Ugalde, Juan de
Date
04-20-1789
Documentation
Santa Rosa. April 20, 1789. 124p. Informe. Signed.
Summary
Presents conditions under which Ugalde sought out Picax-Ande for assistance with campaign against Mescaleros. Ugalde attempted many times to discover picax-andes's true motives. Sent him out accompanied by troops which he did not readily accept. Describes picax-ande's position and territory - was gente general de Apacheria del oriente, an area determined by a line drawn along the Concho River and the mountains of Sibolo, Movano and Guadalupe. Valdes' reports indicate that Picax-Ande committed many infractions and encouraged other tribes to engage in raids against Spanish. Learned that Picax-Ande had offered to steal horses from military and meet with other tribes in Moras to distribute them. Ugalde suggests that with such evidence, granting peace to Lipiyanes is an error because, while they provide protection from Comanches, they conduct their own raids. Discusses need for serious military punishment for Indians in all areas who abuse good faith of Spanish. says it is necessary to deprive Lipiyanes of corrupt leader because they follow him blindly. Includes Valdez' diary as proof of Picax's infractions. Contains conversations with, observations and daily events of Indians. Ugalde proves that Lipiyanes and Mescaleros are related and describes activities attended by both. says Picax's wife is Alegre's Sister and Alegre's wife is Picax's Sister. Finally gives proof of horses and property stolen during supposed peace. Diary contains description of daily events, conversations with and observations of Indians. (M. Dannemiller, December 1988)
Persons
Ugalde, Juan de
Florez, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)
Picax-Ande Ins-Tinsle de Ugalde, Manuel
Valdes, Casimiro (Alferez)
Dabeq-Silsete (Indio)
Quifie-Gurya (Indio)
El-Lite (Indio)
Alegre (Indio)
Natax-Tinde (Indio)
Riberz (Indio)
Places
Santa Rosa
Sabinas
San Fernando
Conchos (Rio)
Sibolo (Sierra)
Movano (Sierra)
Guadalupe (Sierra)
Moras
Puerco (Rio)
Coahuila
San Rodrigo
San Antonio
Ethnic Groups
Apaches
Mescaleros
Lipanes
Lipiyanes
Sendes
Nit-Axendes
Cachu-Endes
Comanches
Military Groups
Aguaverde, Compania de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 159 ff. 266-318
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 159 ff. 266-318
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folio 273 repeated
Reference Number
15900019
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Ugalde
Florez
Picax-Ande Ins-Tinsle de Ugalde
Valdes
Beginning Date Month
April
Beginning Date (repacked)
04-20-1789
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
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Antonio informe by Ugalde for virrey concerning incident in Santa Rosa in which 66 mescaleros captured.

Serial Number
041-03821
Title
Antonio informe by Ugalde for virrey concerning incident in Santa Rosa in which 66 mescaleros captured.
Author(s)
Ugalde, Juan de
Florez, Manuel Antonio
Date
04-24-1789
Documentation
Santa Rosa. March 24, 1789. 40p. Informe. Signed.
Summary
Ugalde kills 2 Mescaleros, captures 66 that were under the pretense of peace. Brings in troops from other areas. Gives complete description of soldiers and assignments during ambush. All were to meet in Zaguan. White handkerchief to be sign sent Arendano to Rancheria to capture or murder anyone there. Long description of speech he made. Capture of Indians and number of heads brought of Indians who hadn't attended. Suggests promotions for officials involved. Assisted by Gutierrez who knew language and customs because he had been kidnapped for 6 years. Ugalde expected Picax-Ande to direct campaign in search of enemy but due to scheduled Lipan buffalo slaughter, Picax-Ande will be delayed 2 months. He promises to capture or kill all Mescaleros in area. Mescalero captain sends messenger with request for peace, to which Ugalde responds that he is willing to negotiate new agreement but demands such as arms training are not sensible. Contains and residents. After hours of discussion and an expedition in area, Ugalde learns from Picax-Ande that Mescaleros did not actually expect peace and had plotted revenge that resulted in several raids that included murder and theft of horses. Ugalde demands an explanation from guifie-gurya which is given in detail. Quifie-Gusya says he will return with all who had accepted peace to be placed in location selected by Ugalde. Most arrive a week later, Yacolk-su choosing to take command of nearby Apache tribe. Ugalde sends Gutierrez to Rancheria to observe activities and informs him that Apaches are restless, well armed and surely planning to murder Ugalde. Captains in town repeatedly offer to take him to See rancherias finally with all present. He offers peace, says all must attend and sends detachment to watch Rancheria. Includes list of Indians murdered and captured by sex and tribe. Virrey approves of action and recommends his promotion to brigadier to king. (M. Dannemiller, December 1988)
Persons
Ugalde, Juan de
Florez, Manuel Antonio (Virrey)
Pixas-Ande Ins-Tinsle de Ugalde (Capitan Lipiyan)
Valdes, Casimiro
Quifie-Gusya (Indio)
Daxle Ilchi (Patule)
El-Lite (Indio)
Yacolk-Su (Indio)
Datufindane (Guernado)
Gutierrez, Joaquin
Serna, Jose Antonio de la
Cortes, Juan (Teniente)
Cosio, Nicolas de (Teniente)
Murguiz, Josef Antonio
Murguiz, Miguel Francisco (Alferez)
Zozaya, Josef Francisco de (Alferez)
Rina, Jose Maria de la (Alferez)
Garza, Jose Manuel de la (Alferez)
Pena, Francisco Ignacio de la
Arendano, Nicolas de
Cadena, Jose
Places
Puerto (Rio)
Savinas
Carmel
San Fernando
Sauana Grande
Sardinas
Quatrozienegas
Chizos
Espina-Cuerno Verde
Vixcaya
Santander
Coahuila
Monclova
Rio Grande
Penitas, Paso de
Longoria, Paso de
Zaguan
Aguaverde
Ethnic Groups
Lipiyanes
Lipanes
Mescaleros
Apaches
Military Groups
Aguaverde, Compania de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 159 ff. 235-265
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 159 ff. 235-265
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios 237 & 255 repeated
Reference Number
15900018
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Ugalde
Florez
Person Last Name
Ugalde
Florez
Pixas-Ande Ins-Tinsle de Ugalde
Valdes
Quifie-Gusya
Daxle Ilchi
El-Lite
Yacolk-Su
Datufindane
Gutierrez
Serna
Cortes
Cosio
Murguiz
Murguiz
Zozaya
Rina
Garza
Pena
Arendano
Cadena
Beginning Date Month
April
Beginning Date (repacked)
04-24-1789
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/8168
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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Correspondence between Sierra Gorda, Munoz and virrey regarding Indian depredations and peace agreements with hostile indians

Serial Number
041-03809
Title
Correspondence between Sierra Gorda, Munoz and virrey regarding Indian depredations and peace agreements with hostile indians
Author(s)
Sierra Gorda, Conde de la
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Date
08-03-1790
Date
11-19-1790
Documentation
Santander. August 3, 1790-November 19, 1790. 34p. Letters. Signed.
Summary
Letters concern Sierra Gorda's objection to virrey's and Munoz' interpretation of Galvez' instructions for granting peace to Indian nations. Relates Sierra Gorda's March to Croix with civilian soldiers in search of Lipanes. Relates number of troops, their destinations and complete list of uniforms, munitions, armaments, horses and military equipment. Records number of items taken and count of how many returned. Lists include names of soldiers as well. says when troops caught up with Indians, some fled and others presented themselves with Lipan capitan Daga to request peace agreement. Sierra Gorda hoped for opportunity to punish same Indians for certain includes lists of murders, captives, and animals and personal property stolen from Revilla, Mier, San Augustin. In letter to Munoz, Gorda points out increased damages caused by Indian raids. Presumably due to incident in Croix, Gorda says by granting peace, Spanish are protecting Indian criminals. says Galvez' law must be considered independently for each case. Peace should be granted in this case only on the condition that all horses, captives and property are returned. Munoz responds saying that Daga justified his plea saying recent hostilities due to peace broken by Spanish and hostilities against Lipanes at Rio Norte. Munoz only agreed to discuss peace if six other capitans mentioned by Daga presented themselves. Virrey supports Munoz since current policy from comandancia general says all efforts toward reductions should be made. Approved use of Indian and civilian soldiers and says Gorda should have continued expedition. (M. Dannemiller November 1988)
Persons
Sierra Gorda, Conde de la
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Munoz, Manuel (Governador)
Lacomba, Claudio
Ugalde, Juan
Gutierrez, Juan
Cuellar, Clara
Pantaleon, Juan
Garcia, Visente
Salinas, Joaquin
Saes, Juan Angeles
Garcia, Nicolas
Trebino, Jose
Galvez, Conde de
Daga (Lipan Capitan)
Places
Santander
Reynosa
San Carlos
Nueces
Mier
Revilla
Guadalupe (Rio)
Santa Rosa
Coahuila
Camargo
Texas
San Ignacio (Rancho)
Bexar, San Antonio de
Norte, Rio del
Laredo
Ethnic Groups
Pintos
Lipanes
Apaches
Garsas
Carrizos
Military Groups
Nuevo Santander, Segunda Compania de
Nuevo Santander, Tercera Compania de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 159 ff. 073-090
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 159 ff. 073-090
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folio 88 repeated. Lists refer to depredations described in previous folios as well.
Reference Number
15900006
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Sierra Gorda
Revilla Gigedo
Person Last Name
Sierra Gorda
Revilla Gigedo
Munoz
Lacomba
Ugalde
Gutierrez
Cuellar
Pantaleon
Garcia
Salinas
Saes
Garcia
Trebino
Galvez
Beginning Date Month
August
End Date Month
November
Beginning Date (repacked)
08-03-1790
End Date (repacked)
11-19-1790
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/8156
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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Correspondence between Sierra Gorda and virrey regarding Indian agressions and resulting military response.

Serial Number
041-03808
Title
Correspondence between Sierra Gorda and virrey regarding Indian agressions and resulting military response.
Author(s)
Sierra Gorda, Conde de la
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Date
00-00-1772
Date
09-20-1790
Documentation
Laredo. Mexico. April 28, 1790-September 20, 1790. 20p. Letters. Signed.
Summary
1786 letters concerning necessary military response to recent Indian hostilities. Sierra Gorda says he intends to punish Indians responsible for depredations. says Indians under pretense of peace continue to rob, murder and terrorize. Relates incident in which five shepherds murdered. Concerns deployment of troops to search out enemy. After long campaign hindered by rain, caught up with Apaches in Croix. Virrey responds telling Sierra Gorda to watch carefully for abuses of good faith and to use military to assure compliance with peace conditions. says they must attempt to reduce Camoteros and Tanambres. Sierra Gorda says ranches in Laredo and Revilla completely destroyed and such incidents sure to continue if precautions not taken. Suggests method to make campaigns and punishment more successful. says military organization is inefficient and suggests separation of comandancia general. Informs virrey of plans to take troops to Laredo. Virrey says he's unable to send inspector and requests relacion regarding condition of troops, uniforms, munitions, armaments and horses. Will send Gutierrez to inspect soon. Virrey disagrees with Gorda's suggestions saying the system works and reminds him to obey Ugarte's orders. Gorda informs virrey that several Indians killed in incident in Croix. As a result, Mariguanes request to stay peacefully in Llera mission. says mission in Liebana would accomodate Indians from Croix as proposed by Bucareli. Provides description of daily life in mission. Mentions grain and weekly meat rations. says these provisions not sufficient so better for those Indians to live in liberty. Virrey reminds Gorda of Galvez' instructions of 1786 and 1772 to guide his activities. says by law, funds must be obtained to maintain any group requesting peaceful hospice in mission. Gorda says difficult to follow instructions regarding proper treatment due to increased hostilities. (M. Dannemiller November 1988)
Persons
Sierra Gorda, Conde de la
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Munoz, Manuel
Ugalde, Juan (Brigadier)
Gutierrez, Juan
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo
Bucareli, Antonio Maria
Places
Croix
Yerra (Mision)
Guadalaxara
Torresills
Santiago
Laredo
Tamaulipa
Revilla
Reinosa
Camargo
Mier
San Carlos
Escandon
Liebana
Santo Thoribio (Mision)
Santa Barbara
Agua Grande
San Nicolas
Ethnic Groups
Camoteros
Tanambres
Apaches
Simariguanes
Military Groups
Primera Compania
Tercera Compania
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 159 ff. 052-072
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 159 ff. 052-072
Language
Spanish
Notes
Refers to proposals and instructions brought forth in 1772 &
Reference Number
15900005
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Sierra Gorda
Revilla Gigedo
Person Last Name
Sierra Gorda
Revilla Gigedo
Munoz
Ugalde
Gutierrez
Ugarte y Loyola
Bucareli
End Date Month
September
Beginning Date (repacked)
1772
End Date (repacked)
09-20-1790
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/8155
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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Correspondence between Munoz and virrey regarding developments with and activities of Indians in Texas.

Serial Number
041-03804
Title
Correspondence between Munoz and virrey regarding developments with and activities of Indians in Texas.
Author(s)
Munoz, Manuel
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Date
09-01-1790
Date
02-09-1791
Documentation
Bexar/Mexico. September 1, 1790-February 9, 1791. 40p. Letters. Signed.
Summary
Concerns request for peace made by Lipan capitan to Munoz after suffering attacks in Coahuila and Texas. Lipanes pleased with agreement but inform Munoz of separate groups of Lipanes along border who will continue hostilities. Due to request, virrey orders release of several prisoners. Munoz accepts Canoso's gratitude for release. Virrey relates additional conditions of agreement and requests informe on whether Lipanes are living according to conditions. Virrey also says Ugarte to take trip beginning in Nueva Vizcaya to give instructions on best methods of defense and to encourage cultivation. Virrey notices that price of maiz is high due to drought. Munoz relates incidents of raids but says no large incursions have taken place. Informs virrey that Lipanes never returned to complete agreement instituting peace. Munoz includes requested informe regarding murder and theft in the area. says Ranchos are being deserted and resulting difficulties in moving cattle has forced him to temporarily prohibit their movement. says this destruction and hostility due to peace broken by Ugarte causing retribution by Indians. Munoz sends message to different tribes telling them not to trade with Apaches. Munoz sends Gutierrez to force Sas to meet with Ugarte to finally discuss peace. (M. Dannemiller, November 1988)
Persons
Daga (Indio)
Canoso (Indio Capitan)
Zapato Sas (Indio Capitan)
Ugalde, Juan de (Capitan)
Martinez Pacheco, Rafael
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de
Munoz, Manuel (Governador)
Ugarte, Jacobo (General)
Arocha, Simon de
Baptista (Indio)
Fernandez, Bernardo
Gutierrez, Joaquin
Roque (Indio)
Places
Coahuila
Bexar, San Antonio de
Rio Grande
Navaja
Monclova
Soledad (Arroyo)
Medina
Nueva Vizcaya
Bahia
San Fernanda
Orcoquicas
Luciana
Nacogdoches
Texas
Ethnic Groups
Lipanes
Apaches
Atacapas
Opeluzas
Tahuayes
Tahuacanes
Guichiuas
Tancahues
Xaranames
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 159 ff. 001-020
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 159 ff. 001-020
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
15900001
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Munoz
Revilla Gigedo
Person Last Name
Daga
Canoso
Zapato Sas
Ugalde
Martinez Pacheco
Revilla Gigedo
Munoz
Ugarte
Arocha
Baptista
Fernandez
Gutierrez
Beginning Date Month
September
End Date Month
February
Beginning Date (repacked)
09-01-1790
End Date (repacked)
02-09-1791
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/8151
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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El comandante inspector de presidios solicita la resolucion sobre el destino que deva darse a los yndios que se rindan de resultas de la Campana general

Serial Number
041-03734
Title
El comandante inspector de presidios solicita la resolucion sobre el destino que deva darse a los yndios que se rindan de resultas de la Campana general
Author(s)
O Conor, Hugo
Areche
Date
03-08-1774
Date
09-06-1774
Documentation
Coaguila. March8, 1774-June 26, 1793. Letters. Copies, original, signed.
Summary
Correspondence between Areche and O Conor; O Conor requests permission to exterminate Lipanes and other Indians in region; Areche recounts laws and historical documents and justifications in favor of and against actions proposed to be taken against Sonoran tribes; religion and hostility are major factors. (D. J. McClelland, January 1988)
Persons
O Conor, Hugo
Areche
Ruvi, Marquez de
Berroteran, Josef (Capitan)
Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio
Alonso (Rey)
Felipe II (Rey)
Sebastian (Rey)
Adriano IV (Papa)
Henrico II (Rey de Inglaterra)
Alexandro Vi
Nicolas V
Calisto III
Felipe IV (Rey)
Bonilla
Places
Sonora (Provincia)
Labor (Hacienda)
Ganados (Hacienda)
Coahuila (Provincia)
Rio Grande del Norte
Nueva Vizcaya
Texas (Provincia)
Conchos (Presidio)
Barlovento (Islas)
Portugal
Ytalia
Grecia
Azores (Islas)
Cavo Verde
Hivernia
India Oriental
Africa (Costa de)
Asia
Castilla
Francia
Nisia (Provincia)
Athanarico
Coaguila
Inglaterra
Ethnic Groups
Lipanes
Comanches
Zuacanas
Taovayares
Apaches
Cocoyomes
Acochames
Mimbres
Guilenos
Mescaleros
Natajes
Suisos
Franceses
Military Groups
Destacamento de la Bahia
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 154 ff. 072-095 exp. 5
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 154 ff. 072-095 exp. 5
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
15400004
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
O Conor
Person Last Name
O Conor
Areche
Ruvi
Berroteran
Bucareli y Ursua
Beginning Date Month
March
End Date Month
September
Beginning Date (repacked)
03-08-1774
End Date (repacked)
09-06-1774
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/8081
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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en la villa de San Antonio de Padillas en veinte y seis dias...

Serial Number
041-03603
Title
en la villa de San Antonio de Padillas en veinte y seis dias del mes de junio de mil setesientos ochenta don Josef Lorenzo de Quintanilla
Author(s)
Sierra Gorde, Conde de (Gobernador)
Paredes, Joseph Maria
Flores, Joachin
and others
Date
06-24-1780
Date
10-06-1781
Documentation
Santander. June 24, 1780 - October 6, 1781. 80p. Letters, autos. Signed.
Summary
Documents concern the breaking of peace by the Indians, their banditry and assorted killings. Interrogation of witnesses concerning knowledge of the Indians, of their breaking of the peace, and their crimes is given. F. 189 contains a list of the four points asked of each witnesses. 12 witnesses' responses to these questions follow with accounts of Indian attacks, their stealing of horses, and killing of various soldiers. One soldier killed at Pasaje de Noche Buena, for example. Other documents concern the groupings of various Indian tribes (mesquites, Mulas, and other nations) in order to assault the Villa of Padilla. A description of the persecution of these wayward Indians by the Spaniards is given. Last, there is an account of how the Indians should be brought into mission life and given to agriculture. It is said that under previous peace treaties, the Indians had been brought into the missions, had been given instruction in the planting of maize Frijoles and other agricultural pursuits and had been pacified and converted to christianity. This is the goal again, now that this peace has been broken by these Indians. (P. Lenz, September 1989)
Persons
Sierra Gorda, Conde de (Gobernador)
Gonzalez Paredes, Pedro (Capitan)
Quintanilla, Joseph Lorenso de (Juez)
Galindo, Nicolas
Paredes, Joseph Maria
Porras, Thoribio de (Poblador)
Agapito, Joseph
Dionicio de Soto, Josef
Huerta, Ysidro de
Cortes, Josef
Sausedo, Joachin
Flores, Salbador
Chibato, Pedro
Martines, Nicolas
Pizana, Marcos
Martin, Gregorio
Pizana, Alexandro
Gonzalez, Josef (Vecino)
Leon, Eugenio de
Monte Thoribro
Zamora, Juan de (Alcalde Mayor)
Toscano, Ignacio (Teniente)
Echagary, Francisco de (Gobernador)
Jesus, Juan de (Indio)
Pedro de Jesus (Indio)
Mayorga, Josef Xavier
Rios Calbillo, Francisco Antonio de la
Reyna, Juan Joseph de
Ibarra, Joseph de
Santiaguillo (Indio)
Saucio, Joseph Patricio Marisco, Miguel Martines
Ladena, Miguel Antonio
Balli, Juan Antonio (Justicia Mayor)
Cotillo (Indio)
Herrera y Escudero, de (Alcalde Mayor)
Ximenez, Pedro de
Places
Santander
Santellana
Padilla (Villa)
Cruillas (Villa)
San Carlos
Soto de la Marina
Ojos
Santa Cruz
Comas (Pasaje)
Noche Buena (Pasaje)
Gazambullo (Pasaje)
Pilon (Rio)
Paso de las Obejas
Santi Engracia (Rio)
Boca de la Iglesia (Pasaje)
Animas (Pasaje)
Madera Alta (Pasaje)
Rio Blanco (Pueblo)
San Joseph (Valle)
San Jose (Puerto)
Santa Maria de los Angeles (Valle)
Curva (Pasaje)
San Antonito
Pesqueso
Reyno de Leon
Martin (Mision)
Guadalaxara
Jaumare (Pueblo)
Reynosa (Villa)
Araguitas (Rancho)
Juan Capistran (Mision)
Nueces (Rio)
las Lagunas (Isla)
Dolores
San Felipe (Villa)
San Miguel de la Grande
Ethnic Groups
Mesquites
Mulatos
Mecos
Pizonas
Posonas
Mansos
Malaquitas
Carancuagua
Manos
Passitas
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 146 ff. 184-223 (Approx)
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 146 ff. 184-223 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Notes
Folios unnumbered. This series begins with the phrase found in the title above.
Reference Number
14600008
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Sierra Gorde
Paredes
Flores
Flores
Person Last Name
Sierra Gorda
Gonzalez Paredes
Quintanilla
Galindo
Paredes
Porras
Agapito
Dionicio de Soto
Huerta
Cortes
Sausedo
Flores
Chibato
Martines
Pizana
Martin
Pizana
Gonzalez
Leon
Monte Thoribro
Zamora
Toscano
Echagary
Jesus
Pedro de Jesus
Mayorga
Rios Calbillo
Reyna
Ibarra
Santiaguillo
Saucio
Ladena
Balli
Cotillo
Herrera y Escudero
Ximenez
Beginning Date Month
June
End Date Month
October
Beginning Date (repacked)
06-24-1780
End Date (repacked)
10-06-1781
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/7950
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novedades reported to the viceroy by military officials

Serial Number
041-03365
Title
novedades reported to the viceroy by military officials
Author(s)
Murgier, Juan Maria (Capitan)
Ugalde, Juan de
and others
Date
09-08-1788
Date
01-24-1794
Documentation
Mexico, Nuevo Santander, Aguayo. September 8, 1788-January 24, 1794. 18p. Informes. Copies, transcripciones.
Summary
Concerns Series of documents on military affairs such as arrests, raids against Indians, peace treaties with Saraguaces, Indians survive gathering fruits; revision of financial status of provincias, campaigns against Indians who steal horses, notice that case against Puga and Murgier is about to finish (M. Marroquin, March 1989)
Persons
Munoz, Manuel (Gobernador)
Gonzalez de Candamo, Gaspar
Murgier, Juan Maria (Capitan)
Gutierrez de la Cueva, Juan
Sierragorda, Conde de
Morales, Antonio
Lazaga, Diego
Vidal de Lorca, Melchor (Gobernador)
Serna, Jose Antonio de la (Teniente)
Puga, Antonio de (Teniente)
Vidal, Joaquin de (Alferez)
Rengel, Jose Antonio (Comandante)
Neve, Felipe de (Comandante)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Fueros, Pedro de (Coronel)
Places
Laredo (Presidio)
Juanillo (Canada)
Tamaulipas (Sierra)
Nuevo Santander (Villa)
Santa Maria (Hacienda)
Agua Sarca (Paraje)
Aguayo (Villa)
Croix
Horcasitas
Sierra Madre
Guadalaxara
Ethnic Groups
Gandules
Mariguanes
Saraguaces
Truenos
Military Groups
Nuevo Santander, Segunda Compania Volante del
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 133 ff. 078-096
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 133 ff. 078-096
Language
Spanish
Notes
Microfilm reel has no consistent sequential folio numbers. Several sections without folio numbers. Filming appears to have been done out of order. Count given here is Film frame sequence, not numbers found on document.
Reference Number
13300004
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Murgier
Ugalde
Person Last Name
Munoz
Gonzalez de Candamo
Murgier
Gutierrez de la Cueva
Sierragorda
Morales
Lazaga
Vidal de Lorca
Serna
Puga
Vidal
Rengel
Neve
Revilla Gigedo
Fueros
Beginning Date Month
September
End Date Month
January
Beginning Date (repacked)
09-08-1788
End Date (repacked)
01-24-1794
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/7712
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
spa
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Reglamento provincial para la peninsula de Californias formado por su gobernador el coronel de cavalleria don Phelipe de Neve en virtud de superior orden, ano de 1779.

Serial Number
041-03127
Title
Reglamento provincial para la peninsula de Californias formado por su gobernador el coronel de cavalleria don Phelipe de Neve en virtud de superior orden, ano de 1779.
Author(s)
Neve, Phelipe de (Gobernador)
Date
03-21-1775
Date
06-01-1790
Documentation
Monterrey. June 1, 1779. 46p. Reglamento provincial. Instrucciones. Original. Signed.
Summary
Very important document on instructions and rules for founding new missions, presidios and towns. Neve expresses need for equalization of salaries for same rank/position among military, religious and civil personnel. Document divided into titulos, transportation, accountability, rations; crops; horses, mules; craftsmen. II. - lists of officers at each mission, presidio; description of terrain, Indian settlements for planning defensive positions; military escorts to establishments at Santa Barbara channel; salaries of officers/soldiers at four sailers and craftsmen on blandra Pilar, lanchas Lauretana and San Juan hepomuceno. III. - clothing; canons. IV. - armour distribution, types, purposes and accountability of funds; procedures for filling vacancies; evaluations by service reports. Ix. - requires monthly status report of each company. X. - Indian treaties. Xi. -gubernatorial functions regarding (ff. 386-390). - details on selection/training of habilitados (paymasters); accountability to real hacienda, Naval/military superiors and settlers; F. 390 consists of inventory and production data of small animals, cattle, horses, mules. Xiv. Settlement and use of land; supplies; irrigation and crops; house construction; cattle; taxes; regulations re. Establishment and defense in Canal; optimum placement for defense and religious organization along frontier and Camino real. (J. M. Johnson, February 1989)
Persons
Neve, Phelipe de (Gobernador)
Places
Monterrey, San Carlos de (Presidio)
San Francisco (Mision) (Presidio)
Californias (Peninsula)
San Diego (Puerto) (Mision)
Loreto (Mision)(Presidio)
Santa Barvara (Canal)
San Blas (Departamento)
Sonora
Antigua California
Santa Ana (Real)
Cieneguilla (Sierra)
Canal (Mision)
San Antonio (Mision) (Presidio)
San Luis (Mision)(Presidio)
San Gabriel (Mision) (Presidio)
Capistrano (Mision)(Presidio)
Santa Clara (Mision) (Presidio)
Rosario de Vinaduco, Nuestra Senora (Reduccion)
Santo Domingo (Reduccion)
Camino Real
Vinaduco (Reduccion)
San Joseph de Guadalupe (Pueblo)
Military Groups
San Diego, Compania de
Monterrey, Compania de
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 121 ff. 375-397
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 121 ff. 375-397
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
12100017
UAIR Filtering Fields
Person Last Name
Neve
Beginning Date Month
March
End Date Month
June
Beginning Date (repacked)
03-21-1775
End Date (repacked)
06-01-1790
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
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Unfoliated letters written by Vaamonde and virrey Conde to each other during second half of 1790 the first beginning with, en oficio de 12 del pasado junio concerning matters in Nuevo Leon.

Serial Number
041-03021
Title
Unfoliated letters written by Vaamonde and virrey Conde to each other during second half of 1790 the first beginning with, en oficio de 12 del pasado junio concerning matters in Nuevo Leon.
Author(s)
Vaamonde Villamil, Manuel
Revilla de Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Date
06-03-1790
Date
12-11-1790
Documentation
Monterrey/Mexico. June 3, 1790-December 11, 1790. 16p.(Approximate) letters. Originals.
Summary
A Series of letters between Vaamonde and the virrey out an execution when in his area there was no official execution by using a Former Negro slave to perform the execution, orders for Vaamonde to travel to Punto de Lamparos, decree prohibiting Indians from leaving their homes unless they have necessary papers from district judge, parrish priest, or minister of documents, Vaamonde's deteriorating health during trip to Punto de lamparaos and subsequent rehabilitation in saltilo, compliance with an order to determine status of any peace initiatives with Indians of the area, the terms of any peace agreements and manner in which Indians have abided by said agreements, complying with order to make Nava inspector in addition to his current rank as comandante general and brigadier. (O. Velez, November 1988)
Persons
Lerrado (Teniente)
Vaamonde Villamil, Manuel (Governador)
Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Mariscal de Campo)
Revilla Gigedo, Conde de (Virrey)
Nava, Pedro de (Comandante)
Places
Zacatecas
Guadalajara
Monterrey
Punta de Lamparos
Saltillo (Villa)
Mexico
Nuevo Leon
Ethnic Groups
Negros
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 117 ff. 041-049 (Approx) exp. 1
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 117 ff. 041-049 (Appro
Language
Spanish
Reference Number
11700005
UAIR Filtering Fields
Author Last Name
Vaamonde Villamil
Revilla de Gigedo
Person Last Name
Lerrado
Vaamonde Villamil
Ugarte y Loyola
Revilla Gigedo
Nava
Beginning Date Month
June
End Date Month
December
Beginning Date (repacked)
06-03-1790
End Date (repacked)
12-11-1790
Type
Text
UAiR identifier
uadc://masterindex/7368
ISO 369-1 Language code
es
ISO 369-3 Language code
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