José María Estudillo

Monterey comandante (fl. 1800s–20s).

Recorded span

1806 to 1827

Records

23 naming this person as author or recipient

Name forms matched

jose ma estudillo, jose maria estudillo

‘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.

• 1806-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 330 — 1806 Monterey-jurisdiction population — 5,873 / 5,293 Indians; 14 ministers; +5 españoles, ⭐ −380 Indians (the same 1806 decline across the Monterey district); + presidio padrón (5
• 1807-12-31 · C-A 21, doc 212 — inventory of armament + sail-making/saddlery/hardware effects handed to successor José Estrada ($399 + $410)
• 1807-12-31 · C-A 21, doc 235 — account for persons employed hauling & sawing timber
• 1807-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 331 — 1807 Monterey-jurisdiction population — 5,814 / 5,191 Indians; 14 ministers; +43 españoles, −102 Indians; includes Branciforte (José Rodríguez) + San José (⭐ Luis Peralta) + presid
• 1808-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 336 — 1808 Monterey-jurisdiction population — 5,641 / 4,988 Indians; 12 ministers; +32 españoles, −203 Indians (continued post-epidemic decline); + San José/mission/presidio padrones
• 1809-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 342 — 1809 Monterey-jurisdiction *padrón* — 5,514 / 4,837 Indians; 13 ministers; +23 españoles, −151 Indians
• 1809-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 346 — 1809 Monterey-jurisdiction *padrón* — 5,514 / 4,837 Indians; 13 ministers (companion to Doc 329)
• 1810-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 352 — 1810 Monterey-jurisdiction *padrón* — 5,208 / 4,613 Indians; 12 ministers; −224 Indians (⚠ the '−314 españoles' is inconsistent with the total drop of only ~306 — a likely scale=2
• 1810, May 1 · C-A 54, doc 35 — muster, Monterey presidial company. *(out-of-sequence 1810)* — Lt. Estudillo; Alférez Mariano Estrada; surgeon Manuel Quijano; Sgts. Ignacio Vallejo, Miguel Espinosa; 10 cpls., 69
• 1811-08-10 · C-A 21, doc 27 — 1811 Monterey war-donativo list — the presidio contributing a 2nd time to the patriotic donations for the war against France (Estudillo, Estrada, Quijano, Ignacio Vallejo, Dolores
• 1811-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 354 — 1811 Monterey-jurisdiction *padrón* — 5,059 / 4,471 Indians; 12 ministers (⚠ the ±141/142 change figures are ambiguous at scale=2)
• 1813-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 374 — 1813 Monterey-jurisdiction *padrón* — 5,025 / 4,413 Indians; 13 ministers; +33 Indians, +44 españoles
• 1816-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 393 — 1816 Monterey-jurisdiction *padrón* — 4,860 / 4,109 Indians; 12 ministers; +23 gente de razón, −62 Indians
• 1820-12-31 · C-A 17, doc 375 — Hoja de servicios del Capitán Francisco María Ruiz — 40 años de servicio, edad 66; rank progression listed; 'ha hecho varias *mariscadas*[?] (correrías) por el canal y sierra de St
• 1820-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 407 — 1820 SD-jurisdiction *padrón* — 7,393 / 6,870 Indians; 8 ministers; +186 Indians, +23 gente de razón. ⭐ *Notas*: mission *temporalidades* 'administradas por los Misioneros sin hace
• 1821, Dec 1 · C-A 54, doc 41 — muster, San Diego company. *(latest date in vol.)* — Capt. Ignacio del Corral ('nunca vino á Cal.'); Lt. Fco Mª Ruiz (ill at San Luis Rey); Alférez Gervasio Argüello (on commission
• 1822-11-03 · C-A 27, doc 8 — Arrival of the 'Ex.mo Gob.no de Río Colorado(?)'; an armed 'ejército de indios' led by the Indian courier sent to Baja Calif.; mission Indians receive them gladly 'porque han compr
• 1823-11 · C-A 27, doc 21 — Reports his march to the Río Colorado, named with 30 soldiers + 10 vecinos to escort Romero to Sonora; will keep a *diario* of the outbound & return
• 1824-02-05 · C-A 27, doc 34 — Submits his expedition diary; judges the best road the old route surveyed by the engineers Miguel Costansó, José Darío Argüello, [Juan B. …], Ildefonso Bernal(?), Pedro Fages (Coco
• 1826-02 · C-A 62, doc 297 — The Goleta *LIDIA* foreign-ship causa (1826, 'Pieza 6ª') — READ IN FULL: contraband/foreign-trade enforcement proceedings over the RAC-connected schooner Lidia, arrested in the San
• 1827-09-07 · C-A 47, doc 618 — 'Que arregle la entrega de su Compª que deberá recibir el alfz Santᵒ Argüello' — arrange the handover of his company, to be received by alférez Santiago Argüello.
• 1827-09-14 · C-A 47, doc 630 — 'Que intervenga las cuentas de Habilⁿ que fué de Santᵒ Argüello. Y se trascribe á éste' — audit the Habilitación accounts formerly held by Santiago Argüello; copy to the latter.
• 1827-06-07 · C-A 50, doc 414 — 1827 SD *padrón* (7,981 / 7,279 Indians; ~5 ministers, + retired Fr. José Barona at San Luis Rey). *Notas*: neophytes subsist by cultivating nearby lands + the estancias (wheat/cor