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Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Detailed report by governor Martinez Pacheco on relations with lipan Indians and peace negotiations in particular.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

07-03-1790

Documentation:

Bexar. July 3, 1790. 14p. Informe. Signed. Copy. Dct April 14-July 3, 1790.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Legal Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Letter to capitan Espadas concerning report of stolen horses and mules by carancahuares Indians and cop-operation by their chief ot apprehend those responsible.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

05-12-1790

Documentation:

Bexar. May 12, 1790. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Crimes (Theft) Horses Indians (Depredations) Indians (Relations) Mules

General Subjects:

Ethnography Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Report to viceroy on activities of lipan Indians since the peace treaty was signed and review of needs of the presidio, for grain, men and supplies.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

06-06-1790

Documentation:

Bexar. June 6, 1790. 10p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Food Supplies (Grain And Flour) Indians (Treaties) Military Personnel Military Supplies Presidios

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Reports to capitan Espadas the arrest and pending transfer to La Bahia jail of Manuel de Urrutia, for insubordination and actions which May upset the peace with the Indian nations.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

04-26-1790

Documentation:

Bexar. April 26, 1790. 4p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Crimes (Treason And Rebellion) Indians (Relations) Prisoners

General Subjects:

Ethnography Legal Military Political

Jose Mariano Reyes (fray). Letter from fray reyes to authorities of towns and presidios announcing passage of group of Indians to Mexico City and request that aid and assistance be provided them along the way- and responses.

Author(s):

Reyes, Jose Mariano (Fray)

Date:

05-01-1790

Documentation:

Rosario (mision). May 1, 1790. 18 pages. Letter. Original. Signed. Copy.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Legal Missions Political Religious

Jose Mariano Reyes (fray). Detailed report to viceroy on re- establishment of the mission of Rosario and observations about the Indians, the mission and the Spanish authority in the area, including census report.

Author(s):

Reyes, Jose Mariano (Fray)

Date:

05-01-1790

Documentation:

Rosario. May 1, 1790. 24 pages. Letter. Original. Signed. Copy.

Keywords:

Census Indians (Relations) Mission Establishment

General Subjects:

Ethnography Missions Political Religious

Manuel de Espadas (capitan). Report to governor of arguments between Indians and troops at Rosario mission.

Author(s):

Espadas, Manuel de (Capitan)

Date:

04-09-1790

Documentation:

La Bahia. April 9, 1790. 3p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Military Missions

Manuel de Espadas (capitan). Letter to governor reviewing location of presidio, possibility of a change of location and the peace treaty with the lipan Indians.

Author(s):

Espades, Manuel de (Capitan)

Date:

04-23-1790

Documentation:

La Bahia. April 23, 1790. 2 p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Treaties) Presidios Presidios (Establishment And Organization)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Legal Military Missions Political

Manuel de Espadas (capitan). Brief report to governor of scouting expedition along banks of river and encounter with Manchaca Indians.

Author(s):

Espadas, Manuel de (Capitan)

Date:

03-12-1790

Documentation:

La Bahia. March 12, 1790. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Exploration Geography Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Orders to organize an expedition to work in cooperation with the Bexar troops to explore river banks and attack lipanes and Apaches, and review of Indian depredations.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

03-21-1790

Documentation:

Bexar. March 21, 1790. 4p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Depredations) Military Campaigns

General Subjects:

Ethnography Military Political