Ochoa requests promotion to rank of teniente Coronel. Military service record given, describing Ochoa's length of service, ranks held, and military campaigns taken part in. Ff. 264-265 provides extensive information concerning Ochoa's role in putting down insurgent rebellions and in his many other military campaigns. Numbers of dead, wounded, and imprisoned are given. Other folios speak of his request for honor of the Cruz de la real y militar Orden de San Fernando. Response not given to Ochoa's request for promotion. P. Lenz, February 1990)

Garay requests retirement with rights of Fuero militar and use of uniform. F. 115 gives service record of Garay with list of companies he served in, ranks held, and campaigns waged. Ff. 115 -116 speaks of action contra rebels at San Andres de Teul and the loss of Zacatecas. Important facts stated concerning action at Zacatecas. Number of participants and armaments given. Action at Santiago de la Laguna describes length of battle and loss of life suffered. Number of participants and dead stated. F. 116 mentions Garay's liver disease. Dr. Muns verifies illness and describes it as escurbuto sifilitico. Symptoms of illness described. Cure prescribed by Muns. F. 118 is an important letter written by Garay in which he speaks of Hidalgo contubieron la insurrecion promovida Por el infame Hidalgo. Garay's role contra rebels from 1810-1813 at Zacatecas, Teul, Santiago de la Laguna, Huejucar, and tierra Blanca described throughout text. Combat statistics detailed often. (P. Lenz, may 1990)

Retirement granted to Lopez. F. 109 Lopez' describes inability to continue military career because of consumption. F. 110 details illness and describes symptoms of consumption. Informes by Lopez' superiors confirm illness and recommendation given that Lopez receive status of invalid. F. 111 filiacion of Lopez detailing personal characteristics and military service record. 1806 campaign mentioned and killing of three Gandules and recapturing of twelve horses. 1807 campaign results in death of three more Gandules. (P. Lenz, may 1990)

Brief report of battle with Indians near Tamaulipas (ff. 27-28); tobacco concession, authorization and receipts in Nuevo santender (ff. 29-37); regulations taken in order to maintain troops and prevent illegal cultivation and trade of tobacco (ff. 37-39) (p. Coyle may 1990)

Reports from Flores de San Pedro, other officers, of beginning of reconquest of Naiarit. F.187 mentions giving orders to friendly Indians to draw most of Naiares from their pueblos because they were impeding departure of troops. F.194 discusses supplies, pay for 500 men, organization of campaign, reports of skirmishes. (A. Dean, February 1990)

Mostly very general letters discussing measures for security of Texas, Coahuila; tactics against Indians, insurgents; who will lead which campaign. A few reports of frays with Indians. (A. Dean, November 1989)

(A. Tukey, September 1988)

Murgier orders his troops to mountain top from which they have have advantage over Indians greater numbers. Murgier claims that when Indians discovered it was he leading troops they decided to ask for peace. He offered to grant it only if Tanambres would establish permanently in one place, work for subsistence. Tanambres agree, promise to meet with Murgier at Llera. Mentions Tanambres have left Sierra de Tamaulipa to resettle near Horcasitas; other Indians have fled further into Sierra. Vidal de Lorca comments on cost of expedition. Virrey notes receipt of Murgier's diary, agrees with idea of forming 30-man contingent to monitor Indians who have resettled below Sierra de Tamaulipa. Vidal de Lorca complains that Uglade publically accused him of theft; asks virrey that he not be obliged to take advice from Ugalde after such enmity. Mentions Murgier as interim gobernador to replace Vidal de Lorca in his absence. Discusses contingency plans in case of breach of treaty by Indians. Murgier reports that Indians settled in Croix seem most suspect. Mentions that company in Laredo is inactive while other companies are continually moving. (O. Velez, March 1990)

Garcia conde's Vita, list of references. Discusses in detail participated in 78 campaigns, took 388 prisoners, killed 199 people. Letters confirming his eligibility for governor of Durango. Instead, Bonavia appoints him general commander of Nueva Galicia. (A. Dean, February 1989)

Documents concerning urgent need for supplies at Chihuahua Hospital; fiscal affairs of Chihuahua treasury; affairs of artillery troops at Durango; government of Coahuila; Dominguez to enter civil service; battle between royal troops and 8000 insurgents at San Ignacio piestla. Brief mention of ship anchored at Veracruz. Index and abstract of royal edicts given during may 1814. (A. Dean, February 1989)