‘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.
1828-07-11→12-15 · C-A 42, doc 1477 — Domínguez vs Vicente Sánchez (a forgery-of-endorsement honor accusation; J.A. Carrillo certifies); ⭐⭐ Talamantes certifies the Nieto rancho origin — the sitio ceded to M. Nieto in
1828-12-18 · C-A 47, doc 1394 — 'Presentarse en 1o de Enº 29, en Sn Diego a prestar juramento de ley y entrar en ejercicio de sus funciones.' Summons the diputados (incl. Pio Pico) to appear 1 Jan 1829 to take th
1829-12-31 · C-A 19, doc 27 — Los Ángeles municipal revenues 1829: aguardiente sold retail $293.3.6, wine $45, judicial fines $158 (+ $96 carryover) = $592.6.3; fund on hand $150.5. (Early LA ayuntamiento finan
1829-02-19 · C-A 48, doc 188 — license to retire to LA — the Diputación cannot hold sessions for lack of vocales, 3 of the 5 refusing to attend
1832-02-06 · C-A 28, doc 44 — On the substitution: notes the Diputación agreed Pico would be elected Gefe Político as 'vocal más antiguo' per the Ley de 6 Mayo 1822; refers to his 1 & 3 Feb notes — 'Véanse las
1832-01-09 · C-A 42, doc 1334 — First sub-line of the grouped heading '+ 1832 = Angeles / Mᵉˡ Dominguez á la diputn territorial'. 'No pudo reunir el ayuntamiento para el objeto que se le citó.' [= he could not as
1833-11-04 · C-A 34, doc 416 — acknowledges being named elector for the Diputado election; declines, being ill (pp.710-711)
1836-10-05 · C-A 34, doc 602 — accompanies Dr. John Marsh's certificate of his illness, excusing him from going to Monterey (doc pp.262-63)
1837-12-23 · C-A 34, doc 679 — resigns the Alcalde 1º post (elected by the Junta Electoral Secundaria) — ill & not an LA resident (doc p.445)
1838-06-25 · C-A 34, doc 698 — a sword brawl — Agustín Álvarez struck Dionisio Alfaz with a sword, Alfaz defended with a club; witnesses incl. 'Santiago el Inglés' & 'Flores el Sonoreño' (doc pp.493-94)
1842-04-28 · C-A 35, doc 649 — sends list of vecinos, needs servants, on containing the Indians & apprehending fugitives (doc pp.914-5)
1842-07-19 · C-A 35, doc 697 — a vagos list formed by the juez 1ª instª (~12 names: Ramón Manríquez, José M. Domínguez, José Mª Machado, Guillermo Urquídez, Martín Olvera, Tiburcio Gómez, Jacinto Pérez, Juan Pab
1842-08 · C-A 35, doc 700 — no novelty (9th); forwarded the S. Juan Capistrano juez's orders (12th) (doc pp.4-7)
1842-08-01 · C-A 35, doc 711 — Felipe Lugo's water complaint — his crops harmed by private water-diversions; watch the water distribution 'sin perjuicio de ninguno' (doc pp.31-33)
1842-09-22 · C-A 35, doc 713 — sent 2 bakers to Barié[?] + seeking tortilla-makers (provisioning) (doc pp.37-38)
1842-09-10 · C-A 35, doc 715 — 'se está preparando todo para la expedición y la Casa de Sánchez es la más decente para recibir a Micheltorena' (doc pp.41-42)
1842-09-12 · C-A 35, doc 716 — the governor cannot come for 16 Sept; the fiesta postponed until Micheltorena arrives (doc pp.43-44)
1842-09-30 · C-A 35, doc 724 — bando: apprehend anyone suspected of being a deserter or traveling 'sin pase' (doc pp.62-63)
1842-10-11 · C-A 35, doc 737 — dispositions to pursue raiders[?] + seeking the carts for the governor (doc pp.88-89)
1842-10-27 · C-A 35, doc 744 — Casilda Sepúlveda placed with her uncle Tiburcio Tapia (refusing her father's house); her father refuses her support, 'la desconoce por hija y quiere desheredarla' (ties 709/710) (
1842-11-09 · C-A 35, doc 770 — ships anchored at San Pedro (a flat vessel + Robinson's new frigate); needs 3 carts (doc pp.169-70)
1842-11-28 · C-A 35, doc 772 — made the inventory of the Casa Curial (parish house, for the Bishop), co-signed w/ Juan Lambaré[?] (doc pp.153-4)
1843-05-02 · C-A 35, doc 871 — warning that the Indians are preparing to avenge a gentile killed at the Cajón (doc p.402)
1843-05-20 · C-A 35, doc 873 — Rafael Gallardo named juez 2º; to be sworn at the Casas Consistoriales (doc pp.404-5)
1843-06-05 · C-A 35, doc 874 — a full 11-article Los Angeles police/'buen gobierno' bando — lanterns on moonless nights (art. 1–2), street-cleaning/gaming/arms/horse-racing/water-ditch enforcement (3), cattle &
1843-06 · C-A 35, doc 877 — multi — send the archive's police bandos (9th); requisition one horse per vecino to make up the number (22nd); 4 men to A.I. Ávila to pursue deserters (5th); sealed-paper law (doc
1843-06-06 · C-A 35, doc 881 — received the Rancho Camulos expediente (Pedro Carrillo & Ignacio del Valle) (doc pp.435-6)
1843-06 · C-A 35, doc 882 — multi — couldn't get 4 auxiliary horses for the troop's 3 cattle; published the 'arreglo de tribunales' (court-organization) law (26th); remits 19 police bandos; a 4-vecino party u
1843-07-16 · C-A 35, doc 908 — the deserted warship sailor fled to LA, tied to the American Tomás Russell; a Juan (John) Forster expediente + a letter (doc pp.512-4)
1843-07 · C-A 35, doc 910 — multi — 2 parties out pursuing deserters (1st); paper (5th); will find the 2 men (24th); re Indians received at Sta Bárbara (26th); complied (27th) (doc pp.517-29)
1843-08 · C-A 35, doc 912 — Francº de la Guerra's patrón awarded José Ruiz the land Camarillo had adjudicated (7th); sends a letter (11th) (doc pp.534-8)
1843-08-31 · C-A 35, doc 913 — the San Vicente Indians complain that juez Gastelum took their emancipation papers, 'los ha reducido de nuevo a neófitos' & seized a garden — they demand justice (doc pp.359-60)
1843-08 · C-A 35, doc 914 — returned an Indian (2 stolen horses) to Mission Sto Tomás (16th); sealed-paper state (7th); an instancia (24th) (doc pp.522-52)
1843-08-07 · C-A 35, doc 916 — wrote Cmte Valdés re Armenta returning the borrowed horses to their owners (doc pp.561-2)
1843-09-12 · C-A 35, doc 931 — Joaquín Valencia expelled from the demarcation for disorderly conduct (doc pp.599-600)
1843-10 · C-A 35, doc 932 — multi — no more arbitrios for the cuartel/casa-de-gobierno (10th); the two jueces (23rd); ⭐ publish the Bases Orgánicas of the Republic by bando + oath (14th) (doc pp.601-7)
1843-10 · C-A 35, doc 933 — multi — repair the parque-house (6th); a juez-1º resignation to the govt (13th); ⭐ the padrón for dividing the district into juzgados (16th); a sumaria; ⭐ publish the elections law
1843-10 · C-A 35, doc 934 — multi — Julián Manríquez careo + sumaria; ⭐ divide the population for the 22 Oct elections (16th); the Padre Ordaz debt (Sta Bárbara unresponsive, 24th); Juan Ávila's criminal comp
1843-10 · C-A 35, doc 935 — the cabo Ignacio Varela aided a prisoner's escape 'por un delito de los que hacen temblar la humanidad' (13th); barracks repair begun (7th) (doc pp.634-7)
1843-10 · C-A 35, doc 937 — civil-military clash — Coronel sentenced Blas Rubio to a fine/alguacil-duty; Cmte Félix Valdés wanted him chained, then had him barracked & flogged when Coronel refused; Coronel re
1843-10 · C-A 35, doc 938 — Julián Manríquez sumaria re the soldiers' robberies (14th); returns an elections bando (16th) (doc pp.648-50)
1843-11 · C-A 35, doc 939 — a list of juez-aspirants (21st); ⭐ a pass for a trade party leaving for New Mexico (30th) (doc pp.651-6)
1843-11 · C-A 35, doc 943 — 5 docs — a Manríquez expediente; received the Bases Orgánicas + elections law; ⭐ a German whaling frigate's captain asks license to buy grease/oil (20th) (doc pp.662-70)
1843-11 · C-A 35, doc 944 — the 1843 NM trade caravan — 170 men bringing sarapes (28th); Tomás Salazar, captain of 165 men + 10 families, asks a pass (30th) (ties E6); a Leandro prisoner; unanswered summons t
1843-12 · C-A 35, doc 949 — election-ballot distribution (14th); the elections-law search (1837/1830); ⭐ juez de campo Maclovio Aguilar suspended as a colt-thief (7th) (doc pp.698-703)
1843-12-05 · C-A 35, doc 952 — 6 docs — ⭐ published Santa Anna's appointment as President; the juzgado handover; a Diego Forbes note; elections (doc pp.706-13)
1843-12 · C-A 35, doc 954 — multi — ⭐ recognize Diego (James) Forbes as British Vice-Consul (4th); a bando for elections of deputies to Congress & the Departmental Assembly (21st); ballots (14th); Felipe Lugo
1843-12-18 · C-A 35, doc 956 — Fr. Estenaga refuses to bury a corpse over unpaid tithes; the juez to decide as the body is decomposing (doc pp.729-30)
1843-05 · C-A 35, doc 957 — (no copies) — his prefectural appointments: Coronel juez 1º, Gallardo juez 2º, Narciso Botello secretary; survey the San Vicente/La Salvadora parajes (doc pp.732-3)