Tarahumaras attack mission at San Felipe - Joseph Pascual SJ asks for help. Fernandez de Carrion conscripts everyone he can find to go repel the Indians. Long list of people who took part. (T. Barnes) (1975)

This document contains a long and detailed list of the weapons possessed by many citizens of the area. (C.needham) (1975)

Brief statement as to who should serve in militia. Interesting social comment. (T. Barnes) (1977)

Accounting of over 100 militia men of presidio de San Hipolito in Durango; and men in Parral. (R. Davis) (1976)

Series of autos, testimonies and certifications about the formation of a militia of 50 soldiers in real de Vallecillos. Conflict arose when some Hacendados did not want to contribute and began to have meetings to resist the tax. Document explains in detail the type of situations occurring among Hacendados and government officials (some Hacendados compromised to arm one soldier each and then withdrew the offer. (M. Marroquin, August 1989)

Concerns Series of documents, autos and certifications about military responsibilities of governor Vaamonde; also militia rolls and legal proceedings against Valdez, Alcalde ordinario, who consented extramarital relations between a slave and one of his soldiers. Refund to ventin approved by Vaamonde. Series of testimonies in proceedings against mayor of Valle de Molta. Prosecution against Joseph Pariente. Fernandez is elected judge of Valle de Molta. Notice that Valdez exceeded his responsibilities as a justice. (M. Marroquin, March 1989)

Troop strength and movements; several reports by ambassadors sent to Luis; muster rolls (volunteers and regulars) giving town of origin and armament strength; field reports, esp. Conditions at Guevavi where rebels have congregated; declaration of a Yaqui held prisoner by the rebels; letter from Bentz in Pimeria Baja describing tense situation; info on Seri uprisings; Luis sends envoy requesting meeting between Luis and Parilla; diary of Fontes March including report that all citizens of Sopone and Aribaca are dead. (R. Perez) (1977)