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Antonio Gil y (capitan). Report that gifts for Indians have not arrived and particularly those promised to chief quichais, who refuses to go to Bexar to receive them. Requests that gifts be sent to Nacoguoches.

Author(s):

Gil y Barvo, Antonio (Capitan)

Date:

08-11-1789

Documentation:

Nacogdoches. August 11, 1789. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Legal Military Political

Juan de Ugalde (comandante general). Fowarding copy of report of fuscal real providing detailed review of history of peace negotiations and arrangement of gifts and supplies for comanche Indians.

Author(s):

Ugalde, Juan de (Comandante General)

Date:

08-27-1789

Documentation:

Mexico. August 27, 1789. 8 pages. Letter. Copy.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations) Indians (Treaties)

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Legal Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Report to comandante general that three comanche chiefs have returned to their rancherias and one other, Andres, is on his way with an escort to visit the comandante general.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

04-26-1789

Documentation:

Bexar. April 26, 1789. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Report of visit by comanches and urgent need for more supplies to provide gifts to tribes to retain peace treaties.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

03-30-1789

Documentation:

Bexar. March 30, 1789. 4p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations) Indians (Treaties) Military Supplies

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Report of arrival of 39 comanche Indians seeking peace treaty and aid from Spanish.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

03-16-1789

Documentation:

Bexar. March 16, 1789. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations) Indians (Treaties)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Military Political

Juan Antonio Romero. Account sheets for gifts given to Indians, including items presented and costs.

Author(s):

Romero, Jose Antonio

Date:

03-16-1789

Documentation:

Bexar. March 16, 1789. 2p. Informe. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations) Prices

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography Legal Military Political

Manuel de Espadas (capitan). Report to governor of raid on band of marauding Indians.

Author(s):

Espadas, Manuel de (Capitan)

Date:

02-12-1789

Documentation:

La Bahia. February 12, 1789. 3p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Depredations) Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Military Political

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Governor reports visit by various Indian groups seeking gifts and purchases.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

01-19-1789

Documentation:

Bexar. January 19, 1789. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Economics Ethnography

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Governor's response to bando by president of mission refusing to allow extended use of mission corn supplies or change in price per fanega.

Author(s):

Martinez Pacheco, Rafael (Gobernador)

Date:

01-30-1789

Documentation:

Bexar. January 30, 1789. 10p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Corn Food Supplies (Grain And Flour) Indians (Relations) Military Supplies Mission Agriculture Presidios Prices Religious-Military Relations

General Subjects:

Agriculture Economics Legal Military Missions Political Religious

Manuel Espadas (capitan). Letter to governor noting hostility of carancahuases Indians and asking if he wishes a campaign to be started against them.

Author(s):

Espadas, Manuel de

Date:

11-16-1788

Documentation:

La Bahia. November 16, 1788. 2p. Letter. Original. Signed.

Keywords:

Indians (Depredations) Indians (Relations)

General Subjects:

Ethnography Military Political