(D. Marksz, November 1987)

Original and copy of letter sent by Jose Rios concerning women and children left in Lagos upset at not receiving aid from Camilo Rios; testimony of Rios cousins; argument that letter to wrong person and that signature is fraudulent; copies of testimony; Rios set free as there was mix up with another man with the same name. (p. Coyle December 1989)

Notice of apprehension; Scribe named; testimony of witnesses; testimony of two women with Rodriguez, they went with Rodriguez because they wanted to get safely to Durango; testimony of Rodriguez, says he deserted to be with one of the women; Rodriguez set free June 30, 1820 (p. Coyle December 1989)

Granillo Charged with injuring his woman by hitting her with a rock; prior crimes committed by Granillo recounted; testimony of injured woman Vega, describes history of beatings, jealosy is motive for crime; testimony of witnesses; confession of Granillo, denies injuring Vega, says he hit her with only a small rock, admits previous beatings; summary of charges and testimony; eventual release of Granillo June 20, 1820. (p. Coyle December 1989)

Census and descriptions of mission inventories. Broken down by numbers of families, baptisms, deaths and marriages between ethnic groups. Detailed information on mission property and holdings; dimensions of buildings, corrals, etc; land use; cattle by type; sowing and harvests of crops. Recent San Gabriel, ff. 114-116 San Luis Obispo, ff. 116-117 San Antonio de Padua, ff. 117-119 Monte rey-carmelo. Ff. 112-113 San Diego-nipaguay. Ff. 120-121 chart of missions with founding dates, census, livestock, fanegas of wheat, rice, beans sown and harvested. (J. M. Johnson, April 1988)

Series of documents concerning the charges of adultery brought against Jose Maria Monterde by his wife Maria Ferera del Valle. Documents include detailed information about Monterde's affair with Antonia Cortes from his wife's perspective. Series of correspondence between lawyers and Naval officials, however personal responses from Monterde are not included. (s.tisdale, October 1989)

Documents concerning charges of misconduct filed against Nunez. Nunez, clerk of the real hacienda of San Blas, was Charged with embezzlement, alcohol abuse, mistreating his wife, and delirium. Nunez responded by making various allegations against local officers. Interrogatives concerning charges. Records of transactions conducted at the real hacienda of San Blas. (K. Mckaston, March 1990)

Letters concerning charges of embezzlement filed against Nunez. Letters concerning financial records from the real hacienda where Nunez worked as clerk. Letters concerning general charges of misconduct filed against Nunez which include drunkenness, poor work record, mistreatment of wife, and delirium. (K. Mckaston, March 1990)

Letters concerning accusations of misconduct on the part of Joseph Nunez. Accused of mismanagement of position as real hacienda clerk. Threatened to burn home and harm wife. Excessive alcohol consumption. Doctor's statement declaring Nunez's actions the result of symptoms of venereal disease. (K. Mckaston, March 1990)

Letters concerning misconduct on the part of Nunez (clerk). Not performing job well. Interrogatives of character witness that testified against Nunez. Doctors report stating that Nunez was suffering from delirium and madness. Second doctors report stating that Nunez was not ill (loco). He was accused of mistreating his wife, attempting to burn his house down, and attempted murder. (K. Mckaston, March 1990)