Concerns documentation of invalid status of various soldiers. Case brought against Grimaldi for insulting Roldan. Concerns retirement due to invalid status in Nueva Vizcaya companies, listing rank, name, company, destination of each applicant. Total of 13 soldiers from Nueva Vizcaya, Sonora are finally granted invalid status. (O. Velez, January 1990)

Letter stating that invalid status has been granted to personnel in Sonora and other provinces. List of soldiers, name, rank, company, age; letter related to this. List of soldiers given retirement without cartas de remision being processed, gives salary and rank with which they will retire. Documentation on 6 persons granted invalid status by Bonavia; name, ate, rank, company, disability. (O. Velez, December 1989)

Petition for invalid status by several military persons from Santa Cruz, Tubac, Altar, Vizcaya, Principe in 1816, including name, age, service record, malady, etc for each. (O. Velez, November 1989)

Index to letters concerning invalids granted military leave in Sonora and Vizcaya, permission granted by guerra. Document listing names, years of service, malady, destination of soldiers involved; letter stating that documents are ready to be sent to Spain, missing file on Reyna. Bonavia, virrey approve petitions for invalid status. Petitions for invalid status by three people from San Elseario, one from Principe; service records, witness testimony. (O. Velez, November 1989)

Chacon requests gubernatorial salary to be paid him until he is able to leave Mexico for Spain. The ports are closed due to war. Vildosola and Lasso support Chacon's petition to the viceroy of the obligatory delay since his influence could expedite settlement. Military governors are also entitled to 12 salary payments for travel back to Spain. The royal warrant of April 16, 1792 settled the question of payment. (E. Wilson, November 1989)

Soberano y Corral solicits back pay from the real Caja of Arispe that was delivered to there by Reynaldi in may, 1802. (E. Wilson, October 1989)

Galvaz has retired from the Cavalleria in Sonora and has not he solicits the tesoreria general in Mexico City for back monies owed to him. (E. Wilson, October 1989)

Series of mostly unrelated, brief, general letters; notices of receipt of letters, treasury records of gratification payments to Indians, notices of retirements, appointments. F.338 mentions procedure for captured deserters. (A. Dean, may 1990)

Vague, evasive letters concerning some point of political scandal, of which Alencaster was apparently the subject. Ff.299-310 are letter by Alencaster in noisy protest of whatever he is accused of, claiming malicious intent by his superiors to disgrace him and influence popolus against him in election (unspecified; Manrrique won). Last two folios are notices of retirement of Vidal de Lorca, Bustillo. (A. Dean, may 1990)

M.c. Enderica requests retirement to Cuerpo de Invalidos due to incurable hernia. Surgeon's verification that exertion would be lethal. F.280 cites regulation for retirement of invalids. (A. Dean, may 1990)