Aranjuez, Mexico, Loreto, orizaba, Guadalajara, tala. September 6, 1796 to May 28, 1800. 92p (Approximately). Reales ordenes. Baptismal certification. Testamentos. Informes. Letters. Copies. Originals. Signed and unsigned.

Mexico. June 6, 1715 - November 30, 1716 120p. Autos. Signed.

San Antonio. April 8, 1723 - February 22, 1724. 46p. Autos. Signed.

San isidrio. January 20, 1751. 20p. Autos. Copies.

San Jose. February21 to June 5, 1793. 18p. Letters, informes. Signed.

San Sebastian, copala. September 6, 1771-February 15, 1772. 45p. Letters. Autos. Signed.

Monterrey/Mexico/Santa Rosa (valle). January 13, 1791 - August 27, 1791. 46p. Approximate letters. Copies, originals. Contingent of soldiers to conde de Revilla gigedo, preparing for a visit from conde de Revilla gigedo; nava informs of peace or better said armistice reached with lipanes vaamonde relays this info to conde and requests further instructions; detailed explanation of the peace convention reached between lipanes and Spanish with articles posed by the Spanish and indian responses to them. Articles touch on subjects of captives, geographic demarcation of settlement, land, lipane responsibility for making sure that all in their population are within the reduccion, alliance with Spanish, judicial jurisdiction, Castro orders contingent of men and details quantity of munitions and supplies to bring to go to Rio Grande area in order to battle indians; copy of letter that first appeared in file 162ah, i between ff.448-454 describing attack on Castro by escaping lipanes; further information on contingent of men requested by Castro; vaamonde writes to conde de Revilla gigedo presenting a case for the reinstitution of the two companies that were disbanded by ugalde in nuebo reyno de leon; vaamonde writing on the state of affairs with regards to military situation in nuevo leon, makes mention of failed efforts of his predecessor ugalde to reach a durable accord with Apaches, inability of military to properly defend the area, request for weapons. (O. Velez, September 1989)

Monclova, Mexico. February 10, 1791 - December 12, 1791. 34pp. Approximate letters. Copies. Indian attack on hacienda de sandinas; letter describing the efforts of lozaya and moral to apprehend indian attackers; Emparan sends out lozaya to hacienda sandinas to bring back two indians (mescaleros) who arrived at hacienda in peace; empazan uses the example of the apprehended prisoners to justify his request for additional troops; letter describing an indian attack in which two indians were killed, one from mission, also capitan lombrana (indian); Gutierrez de la cueva speaks of indians who are seeking a peace treaty; guiterrez again writes of the indians that came to seek a peace treaty and the reasons why he thinks that they are possibly spies who are sizing up the settlement for a later attack. (O. Velez, August 1989)

Chihuahua. January 9, 1789-June 5, 1789. 248p. (Approx) Instancias, borradores, oficios, estado, cuentas. Signed, unsigned, copies, originals.

Chihuahua, Mexico. December 11, 1789 to February 23, 1790. 72p. (Approx) Letters, sworn statements, originals, signed, copies, transcriptions.