Gobernador Carvajal orders all mine, hacienda owners in minas Nuevas, Santa Barbara, real de oro to provide him with list of employees (minuta), espanoles, Negros, mulatos, Mestisos, coiotes, Yndios, Lobos y otros, both men and women, within 15 days, as well as estimations of the number of additional laborers they need. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Gobernador Alday reviews legal records of Durango, including registration of brands, payment of royal fifth, examination Libros de Cuenta of servants on haciendas. Notes all prisoners in city jail debtors except for Indian governor of San Juan de Anelco, whose case is pending. Similar visitas noted below. Autos de visita general del real de San Antonio de Cuencame*) (1976)

Causa criminal against 3 Sonora Indians, 1 Mulatto for various robberies, murders, acts of banditry, especially in Rio Florido area. Defendants working on various haciendas when they went on rampage. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

This visit is of a general nature. It covers everything. Includes inspection of Indian labor in the mines and on haciendas. (T. Barnes) (1976)

Jacinto, an Indian, takes Francisco Justamente to court for non-payment of back wages at a hacienda - Francisco is the mayordomo. Guajardo Fajardo rules in Jacinto's favor and fines and jails Justamente. Justamente and the Owner of the hacienda acquire good lawyer, but Guajardo Fajardo rejects the appeal. (T. Barnes) (1975)

Organization of a labor force for the harvest of the local wheat crop. Good for social organization, as Negroes, and mulattoes are included as well as Indians. (T. Barnes) (1975)

A petition concerning an amparo and encomienda of Indians on the part of a farmer in the Valle de San Bartolome. The nation mentioned is mamites y gorretas and two caciques called quotepile and aguacale are also referred to in the document. (C. Needham) (1975)

Correspondence between capitan Tuero and viceroy Bucareli in which Tueros advises viceroy about rebellion of Seri leader, Boquinete. Indians are not joining Boquinete but working agricultural fields and women and children busy with Christian cathechism. (A. Dell'acqua, December 1987)

Accounts of 194 workers listing name, job title, salary, debts, loans of each. Each page documents one or two workers. Of the debts and loans. Each page is for no more than two workers. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Accounts of workers from Tampuqueque, Casas Viexas, tierra Nueva, Buenavista, Cabras, and Ovejas; lists name, job title, inventory of tools; shipment of cattle bacuno, horses, mules, corn; accounts of payments due, owed. Quaderno 16 concerns workers' salaries; bills Charged to hacienda for mules, horses, tools, corn received from Papagayos hacienda; 2 receipts of payment from Castro to Osejo, Garsia; taxes paid to virrey by servants of San Agustin in 1802, listing 21 workers, names, ethnicity, age, wage. (D. Bautista, January 1990)