Officer: Monterey, Santa Bárbara, San Diego comandancias (fl. 1780s–1800s).
One of several prominent Carrillos — see also Anastasio & Carlos Antonio.
Recorded span
1776 to 1849
Records
229 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
raimundo carrillo, raymundo carrillo, r. 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.
1776-08-10 → 1776-09-04 · C-A 1, doc 100 — Expediente para averiguar una conspiración de indios contra los blancos (agosto 1776) — que destapa las confesiones sobre la sublevación de nov 1775 y la muerte del P. Luis Jayme.
1784–1824 · C-A 32, doc 19 — Situado, diezmos, inventory & habilitación accounts of the 4 Alta Calif. presidios (1820 situado total to habilitado gen. $86,012: Monterey $23,493, Sta Bárbara $20,209, S. Diego $
1785-10-25 · C-A 3, doc 206 — Petition for his wife (a servant of Fages) to go to Los Ángeles to give birth at her mother's
1789-08-13 · C-A 5, doc 15 — 'comparesio Reimundo Carrillo testigo presentado por el Alferes Dn José Mª Estrada defensor de temporalidades... presente el apoderado del Fisco, Dn Juan Franco Rosales.' Carrillo,
1790-11-29 · C-A 5, doc 194 — 'Ajuste de las prendas de Municion del Sold.o José Salvador Sayas, q.e se licencio en 29 de Nov.e de 1790; y nombro por peritos Valuadores, al sarg.to Raymundo Carrillo y Anastagio
1795-11-08 · C-A 23, doc 1536 — 'Que vaya á recibir de la habilitacion de Sn Francisco' — Carrillo to go receive the San Francisco habilitación.
1796-12-31 · C-A 20, doc 463 — 'Cargo y data de municiones de 1795 y 1796.' Cargo: '6 a 9 lb.s metralla, 1467 balas de 8 á 24, 274 @ 21 lb.s pólvora, 8197 cartuchos, 5 @ 24 lb.s balas de escopeta, 14 @ 19 lb.s p
1796, Dec 31 · C-A 54, doc 5 — year-end financial summary, SF presidial company. — Owed to the company $3,234; 'términos iguales y todos como en 1795.'
1796-04-07 · C-A 8, doc 493 — Leaf-verified 2026-09-22, previously UNCATALOGUED: the leaf had been claimed by the grouped d149–d164 series, so no earlier check had seen this document. ⭐ VERBATIM HEADING: «1796
1797-01-12 · C-A 24, doc 188 — the SF Habilitación abandoned — a $120 *descubierto*; the commander took $600–700 'por el entretenimiento de su familia'
1797-04-01 · C-A 8, doc 258 — Rewritten 2026-09-22 from a direct reading of the leaf (previously read only in summary). The entry formerly described a document the leaf does not hold; its erratum records the or
1797-04-29 · C-A 8, doc 259 — Rewritten 2026-09-22 from a direct reading of the leaf (previously read only in summary). The entry formerly described a document the leaf does not hold; its erratum records the or
1797-05-31 · C-A 8, doc 265 — Rewritten 2026-09-22 from a direct reading of the leaf (previously read only in summary). The entry formerly described a document the leaf does not hold; its erratum records the or
1797-03-31 · C-A 8, doc 546 — VERBATIM HEADING: «1797. Marzo 31. S.n Fr.co / R. Carrillo á Borica. Entregue de Pertrechos». SUBSTANCE: has delivered to the sergeant of artillery José Roca, with the leave of Ten
1797-08-30 *(copy)* · C-A 9, doc 36 — *Recibo* — inventory of effects of the paquebot *San Carlos*, wrecked (*naufragados*) in the port of San Francisco, left in deposit, delivered by the ship's *contador* to Alf. de f
1797-04-20 *(copy)* · C-A 9, doc 37 — *Recibo* — Carrillo, SF habilitado, received from Esteban Martínez, contador of the fragata Concepción, eight *palanquines*, three *enceradores*, and a little light *caballería* fo
1797-08-30 *(copy)* · C-A 9, doc 38 — *Recibo* — received from the *San Carlos* contador B[ernardo] López de Haro 200 varas plank, a beam, 25 varas, a hawser, 30 cable-pieces & clavazón — spent on *fáginas*, the renova
1797-04-30 · C-A 9, doc 61 — *Estravío de un Diario* — hasn't sent the Mission Santa Cruz diary, mislaid it (*traspapelado*); will once he finds it; begs the lapse be excused
1797-03-31 · C-A 9, doc 65 — *Sobre unos víveres* — yesterday sent the mule-train to the pueblo [San José] for maize to ration the troop; for the presidio's *gente de mar* there's no lack of common flour — ask
1798-06-14 · C-A 23, doc 1667 — 'Que le informe cuanto tiempo se mantuvo el rancho del Rey, cuantas cabezas tuvo, porque se retiró. Que provean...' p.774 — Sal & Carrillo to report the royal ranch's history (dura
1799-07-23 · C-A 10, doc 481 — 'Qe nombran á Columna Habdo Gral Intno pr licencia de un año conceda á Carcaba. (Es copia de la presentada á la Inspeccn).' Gloss: the three presidial habilitados/officers elect An
1799-10 · C-A 50, doc 250 — *Varios padrones* (4 docs) — nominal censuses: S. Juan Bautista 546, S. Antonio 1,091, S. Carlos 741, S. Luis Obispo 722 almas
1800-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 209 — *Descripción del presidio* — physical condition report (see expanded entry): a 110-vara square of stone & tile-roofed adobe; N wall = main gate, guard-room, 2 large storerooms (two
1800-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 263 — *Población de la jurisdicción 1800* — 3,949 Indians + 518 españoles = 4,467; +311 Indians, −43 españoles (⚠ a following estado says −77) — the españoles drop = 'salida de los artes
1801-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 244 — inventory taken on the death of Hermenegildo Sal of the Royal-Treasury effects held in the habilitación = $687 (cf. Doc 200)
1801-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 255 — *Inventario de efectos y deudas de la Habilitación* handed to the War department per Arrillaga's order of 14 Nov — $19,506 less discounts $5,134 = $14,372
1801-05-31 · C-A 16, doc 360 — the surgeon who examined the body of Fr. Francisco Pujol, minister of San Carlos, dead at San Miguel, found his death was NOT natural; orders an investigation, 'treating the Indian
1801-07-10 · C-A 16, doc 607 — ⚠*(1801 doc bound in 1808 tomo)* order — mission escort-corporals to give the friars 2–5 soldiers when they go to baptize sick gentiles, guarding against ambush (*celada*)
1801-12-31 · C-A 20, doc 473 — 'Cuenta de la estafeta en 1801' — Monterey post-office account. CARGO: 'Valor de cartas archivadas de 1800' 18; corresp.a por tierra 634; 'Id id por mar' 47; cartas selladas y fran
1801-08-01 · C-A 52, doc 74 — Savage heading verbatim: '1801 - Ag.to 1 - Mont.ry / Carrillo á Arrillaga. Limites entre Sn. José y Sta. Clara.' English gloss: Carrillo to Arrillaga, limits between San Jose and S
1801-07-18 (copy of 1796-12-29) · C-A 55, doc 212 — Fortification of San Francisco & Monterey — see expanded entry. Branciforte acknowledges engineer Alberto de Córdoba's 3 plans (SF presidio; Monterey battery; Santa Cruz); the Bate
1802 Feb 28 · C-A 11, doc 158 — ★ DAILY DIARY — FEBRUARY 1802 EPIDEMIC at Monterey/Carmel/Soledad. Day-by-day log: Day 1 transferred command; Day 3 three soldiers sick with pleurisy; Day 5 Mission Soledad Indians
1802 May 31 · C-A 11, doc 203 — DAILY DIARY — MAY 1802 — Days 1–16 routine; Day 17: caught deserter who abandoned Battery guard and went to ranchería near Mission San Carlos; Sargento Joaquín Pico dies; Days 17–3
1802-08-31 · C-A 16, doc 294 — hands over the political-military command of the jurisdiction and the habilitación, having been ordered to México to take charge of the Habilitación General of California (cf. Doc
1802-02 · C-A 52, doc 11 — discovery of a silver/lead mine near the Rancho del Rey (NW) — Ignacio Ortega found the vein hunting lime for soap; an assay (by a man off a ship) yielded 6 oz of silver; a formal
1803-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 315 — 1803 SB-jurisdiction population (companion to Doc 296) — 5,812 / 5,125; +1,476 Indians, −100 españoles; industry = cotton & wool textiles
1804 Jan 1 · C-A 11, doc 398 — ★ KNIFE PROHIBITION AT PUEBLO DE LOS ÁNGELES — prohibits carrying belduque in boot/waist within the pueblo; repeated stabbings in quarrels; 'prohibited in all places of the kingdom
1804 Sep 17 · C-A 11, doc 412 — ★ FOUNDING OF MISSION SANTA INÉS — formal act of taking possession of paraje called Lajalup (in native language) for founding Mission Santa Inés; cross raised and adored; chapel/ra
1804 Sep 30 · C-A 11, doc 490 — ★★ INSTRUCCIÓN FOR FOUNDING OF MISSION SANTA INÉS — 18 ARTICLES. Complete military regulations for escort commander at new mission founding. Art. 1: troops serve as if facing hosti
1804-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 443 — *Cuenta con la Compañía* 1804 — cargo $62,655 (effects $11,748, México memoria $22,245; mission alcances: La Purísima $887, Sta Bárbara $1,324, San Buenaventura $855, San Fernando
1804-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 459 — *Salubridad* — July–Oct strong heat caused illness (diarrhea, vomiting, fevers, belly-aches); 2 vecinos of the Valle de los Ángeles died; Oct–Nov rains & winds; Dec frosts; good ma
1804-05-03 · C-A 42, doc 87 — On complaints relating to the vecindario [⚠ Spanish-period 1804 doc interleaved]
1804-02-27 · C-A 42, doc 88 — Fr. Franco Xavier Uría wants the *tinta* (dye) mare-herd removed from the mesón at S. Fernando
1804-05-03 · C-A 42, doc 89 — Relays Fr. José Miguel [Pieras] of S. Gabriel: the grave way to reduce idle people is 'se obliguen con grillos á besar diariamente la doctrina en la Capilla del pueblo antes de sal
1805-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 475 — *Artillería* — ordnance distribution: at the presidio a 4-pdr, 6-pdr, 2-pdr & 1-pdr; ⭐ and one bronze cannon each at Missions San Buenaventura (3-pdr), Santa Inés (3-pdr), La Purís
1805-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 476 — *Cuenta con la Compañía* 1805 — cargo $59,058 (effects $13,924, México memoria $20,676; mission alcances: La Purísima $814, Sta Bárbara $1,292, Sta Inés $1,000, San Buenaventura $1
1805-06-30 · C-A 16, doc 479 — *Salubridad* — early-1805 rains then dry NE/N winds causing colds & fevers (some children died); ⭐ a locust plague (*chapulín*) destroyed the maize, bean & chickpea seed at Los Áng
1805-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 323 — 1805 SB-jurisdiction population — 6,678 / 5,899 Indians; 10 ecclesiastics; +289 Indians, +46 españoles (✎ the 1803 recount baseline held — 5,125→5,899 with normal ~+290/yr growth,
1806-01-16 Sta Bárbara · C-A 12, doc 77 — His will — leaves goods to wife & children (Savage: 'no interés'). [Carrillo–Sal–Argüello family network. NB: making a will ≠ death — Carrillo was still alive Jan 1809 (registers C
1806-05-11 Sta Bárbara · C-A 12, doc 124 — Earthquake at Santa Bárbara (21 May 1806, midnight): strong tremor damaged the chapel; requests authorization to draw materials from the mission for repairs. [Confirms Carrillo ali
1806-07-12 San Diego · C-A 12, doc 126 — O'Cain warning to Sta Bárbara: the American frigate (Capt. José O'Cain, 35 crew, 18 guns) sailed north from Todos Santos carrying off cabo Juan Mª Osuna, who had gone to deny it pr
1806-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 485 — *Cuenta General de la Habilitación* 1806 — cargo $63,675; data (effects $15,245 + other accounts $31,053); $623 in habilitado's favor
1806-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 516 — reports good harvests expected, and that ⭐⭐ a measles epidemic (*sarampión*) at Mission Santa Inés killed 44 neophytes in 15 days
1806-01-31 · C-A 16, doc 539 — company situado budget for 1807 = $17,800 (1 alférez, 3 sgts, 6 cabos, 57 soldados)
1806-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 553 — mail-revenue (*Renta de Correos*) account — net $68, settled by *libranza* on the Habilitado Gen.
1806-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 554 — tobacco-revenue (*Renta de tabaco*) account — net $1,179[?], settled by *libranza*
1806-12-01 · C-A 16, doc 572 — Sta Bárbara presidial company muster 1806 — 69 men (1 capt., 1 tte, 1 alférez, 3 sarg., 6 cabos, cadete, 56 soldiers); 25 invalids (8 at Los Ángeles)
1806-11-28 · C-A 16, doc 573 — incest *causa* vs. Vicente Quijada (invalid soldier, *mayordomo* of Mission San Fernando, 47, native of Real de los Álamos, Sonora) — accused of repeated rape of his daughter Bibia
(n.d., to 1806) · C-A 21, doc 217 — full *hoja de servicio* — age 57, b. Loreto presidio, noble; soldier 1773 → captain 1806 (33 yrs 7 mo); served Loreto/Monterey/SB/SD; ⭐ 1776: seven campaigns in the SD sierras to s
1806-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 329 — 1806 SB-jurisdiction population — 6,166 / 5,463 Indians; 10 ministers; ⭐ no increase — a DECREASE of 446 Indians (also −66 españoles) — consistent with the documented 1806 measles
1809-07-16 San Diego · C-A 12, doc 314 — Hemp value >$20,000 expected this year; the habilitación lacks funds to pay it all; the commissioner wants pay for his work. (Dup.)
1816-12-31 · C-A 21, doc 40 — 1816 artillery inventory of the SB presidio + missions (2nd census; presidio 4 cannon + San Buenaventura/Sta Inés/La Purísima/San Fernando 1 bronze each; ammunition; only the 4-pdr
1835-08-23 / 1836-07-13 · C-A 42, doc 1474 — 'Sobre libertad de neófitos' (neophyte emancipation, SJC 1835); ⭐⭐ 'sobre que los indios trabajen cuando se les mande, y no solo en los trabajos de comunidad' (Indian labor-compuls
1836-06-30 · C-A 51, doc 114 — general inventory handover of Mission Santa Bárbara (1st→2nd admin); 'p.p. 502–13'
1837-08-01 · C-A 51, doc 30 — supplies (*suministraciones*) furnished by the mission to the Governor's military Division — $2,140
1837-08-01 · C-A 51, doc 32 — what the Governor delivered *to* the mission — 4 barrels aguardiente $440 + goods from the ship *Alerta* (Alert) $300 = $740
1838–1839 (Dic 16 → Dic 1) · C-A 33, doc 177 — Renovación de Ayuntamientos para 1839: Sta Bárbara (Dic 25/30, Raymundo Carrillo, Juan Carrillo, Víctor Valencia, Roberto Coba, Antº Rodríguez electores — procurador síndico Vicent
1838-10-25 · C-A 51, doc 29 — active credits $15,390.87 / liabilities $4,628.37 of Mission Santa Bárbara, 1838
1838-03-15 · C-A 51, doc 34 — complains the soldiers are destroying the mission's cattle; Comandante Antonio de la Guerra replies that Col. José Castro authorized officers to slaughter mission cattle at will, w
1838-07-16 · C-A 51, doc 302 — 'Sobre no querer trabajar los indios.' 'Que se le han presentado aquel dia los indios de la Ex.a Mision, diciéndole qe. si no se les daban vestidos no iban á las piscas, ni á traba
1839-04-25/26/27 · C-A 34, doc 775 — 5 docs: jueces for the district; Sta Bárbara municipal accounts 1837–38; proposes Antº Rodríguez as Juez de Paz; the Franco Ortega causa; the Ley Reglamentaria de Administración in
1839-04-26 · C-A 34, doc 780 — 2 docs: a license for the Sta Bárbara alcalde to visit LA; ack of his own appointment as sub-Prefect (doc pp.673-76)
1839-06-22 · C-A 35, doc 73 — obtained 'pus vacuno' [vaccine matter] to inoculate the Indians (against smallpox; ties Doc 68) (doc pp.170-171)
1839-06 · C-A 35, doc 85 — multi — office expenses (pp.203-4); sends a bando + names a Síndico (pp.205-6) (doc pp.203-206)
1839-06-08 · C-A 35, doc 118 — 7 docs — vagos bando; a primary-schools decree; F. Pico's expediente; a causa; a circular; ⭐ will apply the vaccination method in his district (doc pp.261-274)
1839-07-26 · C-A 35, doc 159 — 'Juez acusado' — Gov orders Juez de Paz José María Rojo suspended pending an accusation; Antonio Rodríguez takes the juzgado (doc pp.377-378)
1839-07-07 · C-A 35, doc 162 — on the fuero of a servant (whether 'un criado' enjoys his master's military fuero — refer to the Superior división); asserts his armed force sustains order 'pero nunca para obsequi
1839-08-07 · C-A 35, doc 184 — multi — an accused of cattle theft (pp.440-1); a disposición on lands; notes on bandos/pagos (pp.442-8) (doc pp.440-448)
1839-11-12 · C-A 35, doc 316 — proposals for employees/judges — Santiago Peck[?] as Juez de Paz suplente of Sta Bárbara; Joaquín Carrillo as Depositario of the municipality (doc pp.765-776)
1839-12-25 · C-A 35, doc 358 — 2 docs — receipt of notes + a Juez de Paz nota on remitting criminal causas (doc pp.859-863)
1839-07-09 · C-A 39, doc 226 — Verbatim heading: '+ 1839 Julio 9 Sta Bárb.a / Raymundo Carrillo, Sub-Prefecto del 2.o distrito - Causa criminal contra Indio Juan Pablo, acusado de sedicion.' Charges by the Sta B
1839-07-10 · C-A 42, doc 676 — Dispute with the Military Commander; news on the cause of the arrest of one Andrade [5 docs]
1839-05-31→06-03 · C-A 42, doc 1231 — *instancia* of the indígenas de San Juan Capistrano; + ⭐⭐ Raymundo Carrillo's Santa Bárbara municipal police *Bando* (31 May 1839), arts. 1–14 — no contracts w/ minors, pawn regula
1839-05-31 · C-A 42, doc 1232 — the *Bando* continued — arts. 15–20 + additional: no sale of <20 unbranded hides, no *feriado* work w/o permit, dance-permits (licence from the Juez, $2 fine on host & musicians; a
1839-11-20→25 · C-A 42, doc 1239 — observes the Govr's orders on 'los desórdenes de la gentilidad de San Diego'; José Payppa named Capitán general [by the Sonora govr]; the Brígido Morillo & Rafael García cases; an
1839-08-24→09-10 · C-A 42, doc 1245 — José de la Guerra moved his *matanzas* into the town center, causing damage; Carrillo claims 5 months' salary; Vicente Pico's *sitio* expediente; ⭐ on San Diego, the Indians [conti
1839-07-22→25 · C-A 42, doc 1250 — diseño/contestación/expediente referrals; ⭐ juez de paz José Mª Rojo destituted → juez 2º Antº Mª Rodríguez; Pedro Verdugo freed
1840-02-01 · C-A 34, doc 1169 — of those in the street Sunday, cannot ascertain who sells them liquor on a prohibited day (doc pp.130-131)
1840-02-01 · C-A 34, doc 1170 — since April last, acting as Juez, has enforced the Sunday liquor-sale ban (doc pp.132-133)
1840-02-11 · C-A 34, doc 1171 — published the bando barring ship-owners from retail coastal commerce; will enforce his part (ack of Doc 1165) (doc pp.134-135)
1840-02-10 · C-A 34, doc 1172 — nothing to be spent from the fund without order — only secretary's pay, juzgado costs, prisoners' upkeep (doc pp.136-137)
1840-02-10 · C-A 34, doc 1173 — published the Law of 30 Mar 1830 on the half-renewal of Diputados for 1839 (doc pp.138-139)
1840-03-26 · C-A 34, doc 1216 — resumes his functions as propietario; C. Antonio Olivera served as interino (doc pp.240-241)
1840-04-25 · C-A 34, doc 1237 — Ramón Valdez sworn in as suplente Juez de Paz per the Law of 20 Mar 1837 (doc pp.283-284)
1840-04-25 · C-A 34, doc 1238 — 3 docs — ack Gov's order on the Sunday-liquor-ban fines to the fund (pp.285-6); published the Superior Tribunal bando (pp.287-8); Sunday closure of shops selling liquor & clothing
1840-04-23 · C-A 34, doc 1275 — Capt. José Mª Villa presented the Gov's order for the apprehension of that partido's foreigners; with the Comandante Militar's concurrence it is now concluded (doc pp.389-390)
1840-05-11 · C-A 34, doc 1297 — commissioner José Castro owes the sub-prefecture the causa vs Vicente Molina & socios (doc pp.438-439)
1840-02-07 · C-A 42, doc 1571 — “Sobre las renuncias de los jueces.” + Savage's own editorial parenthetical: “(aquí siguen las dichas renuncias Rodriguez la funda en su mucha familia y su falta de bienes y Corder
1841-01-15 · C-A 42, doc 1541 — Resigns the office of subprefect in consideration of his domestic obligations. Verbatim: 'Renuncia el cargo de subprefecto en consideracion á sus obligaciones domésticas.' Gloss: R
1843 (Feb 2 → Oct 30) · C-A 33, doc 174 — (multi) Feb 2: Francisco Carrillo entregó a Nicolás A. Den los documentos de la posesión jurídica del Rancho Dos Pueblos; May 6 (San José Misión) la comunidad recibió el decreto en
1843-01 · C-A 35, doc 814 — suspended the return of the Dos Pueblos site to the mission Indians pending inquiries (16th); took the juez oath (2nd) (doc pp.253-6)
1843-02-02 · C-A 35, doc 836 — published the bando + an artillery salute dedicated to the Governor [Micheltorena] (doc pp.328-9)
1848-05-05 · C-A 63, doc 381 — Acusa recibo á remitir el Decreto de 7 de Abril en que le pidió el Decreto de la Exma Asamblea que anula la venta de Misiones hechas por Pío Pico, en cuyo Decreto se le anuncia por
1849-07-04 · C-A 63, doc 153 — In name of the Ayuntamiento, represents the need that Sr. Hill, 1er Regidor, fill his post — not accepting the causes he presented of incapacity, 'pues del contrario sería una puer
1849-09-21 · C-A 63, doc 277 — Que Joaquín Carrillo le presentó el nombramiento que le expidió pª Prefecto del Distrito y lo puso en posesión de dicho empleo; (2nd note same date) recibió el despacho nombrándolo
1849-05-31 · C-A 63, doc 344 — Acknowledges receipt of the Secy of State's letter of 30 April approving the investment of $500 for building a jail
1849-04-28 · C-A 63, doc 348 — Solicita se le proporcionen leyes para dirigir sus procedimientos en el Juzgado de su cargo y cárcel para asegurar á los delincuentes; pide se le asigne el sueldo que corresponde á
1849-06-26 · C-A 63, doc 478 — Que se le presentaron á Juan Clark acusado de haber robado, y como en la Yerba Buena que lo asegura y que declaró que él y José Mª Chariave[?] extrajeron oro en polvo y sellado de
1849 (Ago) · C-A 63, doc 481 — Que en general llegó á este pueblo una partida para socar[?] cuya restitución y pasaporte ordenan orden de distintas naciones; sus algunos de esos individuos llegaron á la tienda d
1849-03 · C-A 63, doc 501 — Carrillo accepts appointment though asking excusal (Commission of Elections judged him incompetent to be dispensed); + the Sta Bárbara Comisión de Elecciones (Henry S. Carnes[?], P
(n.d.) · C-A 21, doc 50 — service-record extracts for named SB officers/NCOs (Alvarado, Olivera, F. M. Ruiz, Martínez de la Vega, Palomares, Santiago Argüello)