Auto-compiled from name-form clustering; identity spans all records matching these forms — offices not yet verified against the manuscripts.
Recorded span
1825 to 1844
Records
35 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
antonio osio, antonio mª osio, antonio m. osio, antonio m.ª osio, antonio maria osio, antonio m.ª osio, receptor de aduana
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1825 / 1841 · C-A 33, doc 214 — Osio (aduana) boletos de desembarco a Nicholas Parodi, William Samuel Marshall (inglés, barca *Index*) y Manuel Dutra de Vargas (portugués, *Joven Carolina*); Jimeno pasaporte a Wi
1832-01-17 · C-A 28, doc 36 — Transmit the Diputación's public *Manifiesto* — an exposición 'á los Ciudadanos Californios' announcing its 10-Jan reinstallation and setting out 'las causas que produjeron y justi
1832-03-25 · C-A 59, doc 54 — Previously uncatalogued — recovered by the 2026-08-27 coverage audit: the document lay inside the declared span of a grouped entry covering n219-n230, which had passed every comple
1832-12-30 · C-A 59, doc 55 — Previously uncatalogued — recovered by the 2026-08-27 coverage audit: the document lay inside the declared span of a grouped entry covering n219-n230, which had passed every comple
1833-03-31 · C-A 28, doc 136 — Establishes Antonio María Osio (the future historian; drafted the Diputación Manifiesto, Doc 36) as Receptor / customs receiver at Los Ángeles, dependent on the Aduana Marítima, to
1833-03-3 · C-A 39, doc 11 — Protests he has always respected the Supremo Gobierno Federal as a Mexican & as a member of the Exma. Diputación territorial
1834-01-25 · C-A 39, doc 29 — On the 21st a partida de hombres de Nuevo México arrived introducing 1,645 sarapes, 341 frazadas, 171 colchas & 4 tirutas; on trying to collect the alcabala they showed an 1830 dec
1835-02-01 · C-A 20, doc 17 — mail administration — the future historian (*History of Alta California*) as LA postmaster
1835-11-21 · C-A 29, doc 56 — Pide pase para embarcar 2 barriles de aguardiente del país y 2 de angélica en la goleta [¿Ross?] rumbo a Monterey, a entregar a Gil Sánchez
1836-06-03 · C-A 41, doc 81 — Reports SD receiver Cabello's 'faltas de respeto' to the local authorities; his arrest & a sumaria ordered, a substitute named to represent the Treasury — an 'extraordinario caso'
1838-02-12 · C-A 41, doc 88 — The Russian ship *Elena* (Helena, RAC) anchored at San Francisco (29th) though Monterey was the only port authorized for foreign trade; questions Vallejo's conduct in permitting it
1839-01-21→Enero-6 · C-A 39, doc 97 — The Gob. Departamental will hold a sesión extraordinaria 15 Feb to organize the new sistema de Gobierno per the President; & (Jan 6) names Osio Contador of the Aduana, provisionall
1839-01-31 · C-A 41, doc 93 — Prohibited foreign goods admitted 'por necesidad' will pay a stable duty 'que no bajará de 40 por ciento.'
1839-03-08 · C-A 53, doc 177 — encloses a copy of the 27 Feb act on the district & *partido* boundaries of the Department (departmental administrative reorganization; Osío the memoirist)
1840-12-14 · C-A 18, doc 91 — Tonnage duty on the Russian frigate 'Elena': 309½ tons @ 12 r. = $464.4, less 25% = $348.4; less $96 the port captain charged to the *Baikal* (Rotchev) → net $252
(s.f., ~1840) · C-A 30, doc 50 — Llegada de extranjeros: un americano llegado en la fragata «Monsoon» respecto á permisos de permanencia / aduana marítima
1840–1841 · C-A 33, doc 212 — 1840 Mar 27: Forbes & John Marsh piden a Hartnell (Visitador de Misiones) el préstamo de 1000 cabezas de ganado alzado/orejano de la Misión de San José (sierras de San Leandro/San
1840–1841 · C-A 33, doc 213 — (multi 1841 naturalization dossiers, con diligencias) Nicholas A. Den (irlandés, 'médico'; se accede), Robert King (inglés), John Sinclair (escocés agricultor), James Sinclair, Jam
1841 · C-A 33, doc 216 — (multi 1841 dossiers): James Kennedy (irlandés), George Williams (de Demerara/Guayana Británica, carta de ciudadanía), Colin Campbell (escocés, pasaporte), William Johnson (Amº, pa
1842 · C-A 33, doc 219 — (multi 1842 dossiers): pasaporte a José Alejandro W. Bere; Osio boleto de desembarco a Robert Bernie (de Sandwich, fragata americana *Fama*); William S. Hinckley carta de ciudadaní
1842–1843 · C-A 33, doc 221 — (multi) cartas de seguridad a George Fraser y Rufus Titcomb (americanos); Osio / De la Guerra boletos de desembarco a Dr. Adolph Buchheim (hamburgués, goleta *Nueva California*), P
1842–1843 · C-A 33, doc 222 — (multi) Narváez permiso de desembarco; Alejandro W. Sicre carta de seguridad; Osio boletos a Edward Farwell (fragata *California*) y Thomas Cummins (*Fama*); Patrick Durick (irland
1842-Sept-2→17 · C-A 39, doc 94 — Cannot permit cargo/load at another port, this Aduana being the only habilitado; goleta-duty payment terms; the Thompson / yeguas-Yslas matter — a real orden prohibiting extraction
1843-03-18 / 1844-02-23 · C-A 42, doc 1208 — Pacheco's pasaporte-de-seguridad complaint; ⭐⭐ opening of the Osio–Berry–García land dispute — in 1842 the foreigner Jaime (James) Berry got possession of 8 sitios from the Comanda
1842-07 / 1843-03-28 · C-A 43, doc 759 — The Tribunal informed of the *desgracia* to the paisano Martín Vela and the securing of the suspected *malhechor*, the soldier Mújica (p.574); Osio (the memoirist, here a magistrat
1844-11-11 · C-A 49, doc 1150 — (2 docs) receive the San Rafael court from Murphy; take 56 head from the San Rafael mission goods in exchange for as many he furnishes the govt