Citizens of Santa Fe register land grants with Santa Fe cabildo.

Royal order on regulations for the rental, division, etc., of agricultural land and for the sale and disposition of the products of such land. (Lloyd Kendall) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

Following a recent uprising of the Suma Indians, the Spaniards are attempting to placate and settle the discontented tribes. This is an order from the viceroy to Valverde y Cosio, commanding officer of el Passo, regarding the decision of the council for the Indian settlements. Valverde y Cosio is instructed regarding the accommodation of the Indians in locations pleasing to themselves, the distribution of agricultural tools and allotment of land, in attempt to engage the Indians in agricultural cultivation, so as to keep them occupied, constructively, and so reduce the chances for further uprisings. (Lloyd Kendall) (1980) virrey)/luna, Joseph de/Urive Cartejon, Joseph Joachin de/Diaz Bracamonte, Juan de/Gonzales de Aguero, Phelix/viva, Manuel de/ de Neira o Ydores, Tristan/Rena y Flores, Juan Francisco de la/ Robles Loxenzana, Augustin de/veguellina, Juan de la/Sander de Alcaras, Pedro/Rivera Santa Cruz, Nicolas/Guerrero de Ardila, Gabriel/pardo, Ysidro Nicolas/abendano, Joseph Manuel de/ Carrasco, Antonio Clemente/Claveria Villas Reales, Juan Antonio/Ximenez de los Cobos, Manuel/rios, Joseph Luis de los/ Espinoza Ocampo y Cornejo, Joseph Antonio de (fiscal)/Balverde y Cosio, Antonio de (capitan)/penuela, marques de la (gobernador)/colina, Augustin de (Ofm)/valdes, Francisco de

(R. Davis) (1980)

Elizondo entrada into province of Coahuila to Rio de las Sabinas 60 leagues north of Saltillo. Encounters various Indian groups, including some suffering from viruelas (small pox), called by names of their capitanes (See 022). Indians apparently sick, hungry, petitioning for reduccion. Describes poverty of country, noting that Indians don't know how to farm, and subsist only on raises y frutas de su tierra. Grants Indians lands along Rio de los Sabinas, advises that no Spaniards be allowed into area because of horror gran Indians have of them, nor should Spaniards be allowed to pass thru to hunt buffalo. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Juan Antonio Fernandez de la Cavada, Alday's visitador general, reviews brands, land titles, etc., hears any complaints of mistreatment from widows, wards, slaves and servants in the Jurisdiccion of the Valle de San Buenaventura. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Describes location, water sources, enumerates land grants junction Rios San Pedro, Conchos. States navichame Pueblo Guadalupe abandoned, therefore land grants in area not enfringing on Indian rights. Claims settlement should be encouraged as defense against raids into interior enemy Indians. Related documents frames 0075a-0077b. (T. Sheridan) (1976)