A miscellaneous group of eight papers mostly scribbled notes, giving statistics such as distances and directions of various missions in California and along the rivers Gila and Colorado. These papers bear no signatures nor dates but on outside cover the year 1797 is written in lead pencil. (microfilm catalog)

This memorial sent by fr. Diego Ximenez to Bucareli describes the missions of Pimeria Alta and Pimeria Baja and gives the distances between the missions. In the Margin are written the words- Este memorial Se vario en algunas palabras. It was written from the colegio de San Fernando, Mexico but bears no signature. (microfilm catalog)

An informe of fr. Antonio de los Reyes to the guardian and discreets of the colegio de Santa Cruz de Queretaro describing the missions in the Pimerias and Sonora which had just been placed in charge of the Franciscans, and which formerly were in the hands of the Jesuits. A small map is drawn on the Margin. This informe was sent from the Pueblo de los Santos Reyes de Cucurpe. It is an original document with the autograph of fr. Antonio de los Reyes. (microfilm catalog)

Marks the Canal de Santa barabara. Includes geographical points and areas of settlement. (J. Grusin) (1976)

A well drawn map locating mail routes from Chihuahua north to New Mexico and west to Tucson and east to Saltillo. It locates cities, towns, haciendas, and forts in the region and distances between them. (J. Grusin) (1976)

A primitive map of New Mexico marking places of settlement and locating Indian groups. (J. Grusin) (1976)

A fairly well-done map placing all the missions on the west coast of New Spain from Guadalajara to San Francisco outlining divisions of labor for the two orders. (J. Grusin) (1976)

A scale map of New Mexico marking all settlements and major geographic features. Forts and missions also marked. (J. Grusin) (1976)

Marks missions, potential sites, visitas, presidios, and locates gentile Indian tribes. Drawn to scale. (J. Grusin) (1976)

A scaled map marking all towns, missions, forts, and major tribes from Ostimuri north to Moqui and west to San Diego map is in color. Provinces blocked out in color. (J. Grusin) (1976)