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Joaquin del Real Alencaster (gobernador). Letter to audiencia of Guadalajara informing them that proceedings against Manuel Martinez for having sex with an animal have been forwarded and noting lack of jail facilities in the province.

Author(s):

Real Alencaster, Joaquin del (Gobernador)

Date:

04-01-1807

Documentation:

Santa Fe. 1 April 1807. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Crimes (Sexual) Indians (Crimes)

General Subjects:

Legal Political

Ysidro Rey. note to governor of New Mexico that an Indian captured in Chihuahua as a vagabond is being returned to Santa Fe.

Author(s):

Rey, Ysdiro

Date:

03-02-1807

Documentation:

El Paso. 2 March 1807. 1p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Crimes) Vagabonds

General Subjects:

Ethnography Legal Political

Joaquin del Real Alencaster (gobernador). Three letters to audiencia of Guadalajara acknowledging receipt of sentence against Indian Juan Andres...

Author(s):

Real Alencaster, Joaquin del (Gobernador)

Date:

11-20-1806

Documentation:

Santa Fe. 20 November 1806. 5p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Crimes Indians (Crimes) Indians (Criminals)

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Legal Military Political

Juan Andres. Sentence Indian Juan Andres to five years labor and service in presidio of Encinillas for killing his wife.

Author(s):

Andres, Juan

Date:

09-02-1806

Documentation:

Guadalajara. 2 September 1806. 4p. Auto. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Crimes (Murder) Crimes (Punishment) Indians (Crimes) Indians (Criminals) Women

General Subjects:

Ethnography Legal Political

Nemesio Salcedo (comandante general). Two letters to governor of New Mexico ordering the soldier Antonio Armijo freed from jail and returning proceedings of case against some comanche Indians.

Author(s):

Salcedo, Nemesio (Comandante General)

Date:

03-28-1806

Documentation:

Chihuagua. 28 March 1806. 4p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Crimes) Indians (Relations) Prisoners

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Legal Military Political

Juan Lujan Criminal charges against Juan Lujan, an Indian, for taking a horse from another Indian. Lujan is sentenced to one month in prison.

Author(s):

Lujan, Juan

Date:

01-11-1806

Documentation:

Santa Fe. 11 January 1806. 1p. Diligencia. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Crimes (Punishment) Crimes (Theft) Horses Indians (Crimes)

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Legal Political

Tafoya, Jose Miguel.

Author(s):

Tafoya, Jose Miguel

Date:

12-09-1805

Documentation:

Santa Fee. December 9, 1805. 20 pages. Diligencias. Original. Signed. Dct December 9, 1805 - March 28, 1806.

Keywords:

Crimes (Conspiracy) Crimes (Slander And Defamation) Indians (Crimes) Racial Classifications

General Subjects:

Legal

Pereyro, Jose Benito. Criminal action taken against sandia Indian, San Juan, charged with having stolen church statues and altar equipment to sell to buy corn. Sentenced to six months in jail.

Author(s):

Pereyro, Jose Benito (OFM)

Date:

05-04-1805

Documentation:

Sandia. May 4, 1805. 8 pages. Diligencia. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Corn Crimes (Punishment) Crimes (Theft) Indians (Crimes) Indians (Criminals)

General Subjects:

Legal

Chacon, Fernando (gobernador). note to audiencia of Guadalajara informing them that a report about an Indian held on criminal charges by fray Isidro Cadelo has been forwarded.

Author(s):

Chacon, Fernando (Gobernador)

Date:

11-18-1802

Documentation:

Santa Fe. November 18, 1802. 1 pages. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Crimes) Indians (Criminals)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Legal Religious

Chacon, Fernando (gobernador). notes to the comandante general requesting review and decision in unspecified case against an indian; notice that financial records of the presidio are being forwarded and that cedula on foundlings has been published.

Author(s):

Chacon, Fernando (Gobernador)

Date:

11-12-1794

Documentation:

Santa Fe. November 12, 1794. 4 pages. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians Indians (Crimes) Military Finances Orphans Presidios

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Legal Military