LA politician; 1840 Santa Bárbara conspiracy; exiled 1845.
Recorded span
1822 to 1846
Records
32 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
jose antonio carrillo, jose ant. carrillo
‘fl.’ = the span of dated catalog records matching the name forms as author/recipient. Outlier years usually mean a retrospective mention, a later copy, a homonym, or a record whose own date carries a low confidence flag — check the records, not this line. Counts are of DISTINCTIVE name forms; bare family surnames (Argüello, Carrillo, Castro, Estrada…) are deliberately left unattributed rather than guessed.
1822-06-10 · C-A 28, doc 17 — Asks for *frazadas* (blankets) for a sergeant. ⚠ OUT OF CHRON. ORDER (1822) — the volume interleaves earlier docs here
1823[?] · C-A 28, doc 21 — Signs a document declaring he received $2,000 from Mission San Juan as a one-year loan. ⚠ OUT OF ORDER (1823) [cited: Sav p.14, HoC v3 'iii. 14-16']
1827-02-05 · C-A 18, doc 167 — Sedition case vs. Buenaventura, a San Luis Rey neophyte, for outbursts against the government — 'no había Gobierno Mexicano… no había Nación… los había de matar á todos [los de raz
1827-07-05 · C-A 28, doc 27 — Joint petition to remove the Ayuntamiento Secretary for 'mal uso' of his office; the Ayuntamiento (7 Jul) orders proofs taken. ⭐ note Sánchez & Carrillo are co-signers here (1827)
1828–1829 · C-A 33, doc 187 — (multi) 1829 Abr 22: Alvarado & Carrillo certifican a Santiago (James) Thompson (trabajó de labrador en casa de Javier Alvarado en LA y de Juan Pérez en el rancho de Sta Gertrudis)
1830-02-15 (begun 1828-12-29) · C-A 18, doc 335 — Sedition case vs Vicente Valencia, vecino of Sta Bárbara, for speaking in favor of the Spanish king against the Mexican Republic: at a 12 Dec dance he reportedly said he had 22 yrs
1831-11-19 · C-A 59, doc 67 — Previously uncatalogued — recovered by the 2026-08-27 coverage audit: the document lay inside the declared span of a grouped entry covering n322-n341, which had passed every comple
1831-11-19 · C-A 59, doc 68 — Previously uncatalogued — recovered by the 2026-08-27 coverage audit: the document lay inside the declared span of a grouped entry covering n322-n341, which had passed every comple
1833 · C-A 19, doc 222 — ⚠️ The Domingo Olivas causa (desertion + first-cousin concubinage — NOT a straightforward homicide; corrected in the completeness pass). Soldier Domingo Olivas of the San Gabriel e
1833-02-18 · C-A 19, doc 228 — 'Robos y otros excesos de aventureros de N. Méx.' — a denuncia that New Mexico vecinos were driving many horses & mules toward Sonora without the required registro; 5 LA citizens p
1833-02-18 · C-A 19, doc 264 — Verbatim heading: '1833 Febº 18 Los Angs / Alcalde Carrillo - al Gobr Figueroa - Sobre ladrones de Nvo Méx. en los Tulares - Medidas pª cogerlos y el ganado que se han apropiado.'
1833-02-26 · C-A 34, doc 338 — electoral-junta result — J. A. Carrillo & Vicente de la Osa chosen electores (to act as secondary electores at Monterey) (pp.548-49)
1833-05-24 · C-A 41, doc 72 — Osio installed as receiver of ship duties at the San Pedro cove and the overland trade of New Mexico & Sonora residents — but not the alcabalas branch (law misinterpreted).
1833-10-08 · C-A 42, doc 1306 — 'Que saldrá para Sta Bárbara.' [= that he will leave for Santa Bárbara]. One of the few entries in the range naming Figueroa in full in the heading rather than as 'El Govr'.
1833-05-25 · C-A 42, doc 1329 — First sub-line of the grouped heading '+ 1833 = Angeles / Jº Antº Carrillo al Govr'. 'Que por causa de enfermedad no le puede remitir las Contestaciones oficiales.' [= that on acco
1834-05-31 · C-A 28, doc 218 — Reports that from the Santa Bárbara investigations, 'resultaron ser falsos los rumores de la conspiración atribuida á De la Guerra y Noriega y otros' — the affair collapses. See En
1834-01-28[?] · C-A 56, doc 93 — orders the revista documents of tte José Estrada sent (⚠ Savage-dated 1834 — Echeandía had left; verify sender)
1834-11-01 · C-A 56, doc 269 — printed (*impresa*) ball-invitation card — a ball at Figueroa's house celebrating the directors of the Colonization [Híjar–Padrés] & their travel companions, the election of the Te
1834-05-03 · C-A 60, doc 92 — SESSION ACTA Heading verbatim: '+ 1834. = Mayo 3 = Mont. / José Antº Carrillo (no dice á quien)' [= 1834, May 3, Monterey. José Antonio Carrillo (addressee not stated).] 'Que Sesio
1834-07-10 · C-A 60, doc 140 — SESSION ACTA Heading verbatim: '+ 1834. = Julio 10 = Mont. / José Antº Carrillo á Figueroa' [= 1834, July 10, Monterey. José Antonio Carrillo to Figueroa.] Abstract: 'Haber nombrad
1835-05-30 / 1836-01-02 · C-A 45, doc 54 — the 23 May 1835 sovereign decree elevating LOS ANGELES to city rank & CAPITAL of Alta California — transmitted from México by the Californio deputy José Antonio Carrillo (a nationa
1836–1839 · C-A 33, doc 206 — (multi naturalization) William Stennes (SD, 1839), Daniel Sill (Monterey, 1836, Rancho de los Molinos, Tehama) y José Antonio Núñez (1836) piden naturalizarse; carta de seguridad p
1840-09-05 · C-A 30, doc 72 — Quejas: protesta que, sobre el simple denuncio del extranjero Pereira (de vida escandalosa), se le ha encarcelado dejando libre á Pereira; pide se le ponga en libertad y se encarce
1840-03-13 · C-A 33, doc 106 — Enterado del nombramiento para 2º Ministro del Tribunal del Departamento del Tribunal del Departamento
1843-05-01 · C-A 49, doc 1048 — forwards José Aguirre's file on the 'Tía Juana' (Tijuana) land; requests his opinion
1845-02-01 · C-A 30, doc 213 — ⚠ Informe extenso (doble) sobre el estado del departamento tras la guerra de Micheltorena: procurar la tranquilidad pública, devolver los pueblos á la autoridad legal, hacer desapa
1845-08-18 · C-A 30, doc 520 — Al rancho de San Francisco entraron como 7 indios y robaron algunas bestias; pregunta si manda la escolta (la cree inútil); bueno sería ponerla en todos los puntos
1845-08-17 · C-A 31, doc 228 — Cannot pay for 35 head of cattle: mission funds may not be used except for the purpose the Assembly determined
1846-06-03 · C-A 61, doc 246 — Land expediente no.17 approved: 'Ydem. de los hermanos Joaquin y José Ant. Carrillo del parage Mision Vieja de la Purisima en la jurisdiccion de Santa Barbara.' Ex-mission land to