‘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.
1827-07-04 · C-A 19, doc 58 — The 1ª Brigada de Artillería Permanente at the comisario's review: 67 artilleros. Orig. pp.717–718.
1829-10-05 · C-A 19, doc 3 — Review of the Artillery Company (5ª Compañía de la 1ª Brigada), Oct 1829. Tte. Vicente Pico[?]; Sargto 2º José Navarro & Andrés Cervantes; 1 tambor, 8 cabos, 46 artilleros = 57 hom
1829-06-25 · C-A 19, doc 20 — The Solís-revolt conspiracy sumaria (June–Aug 1829). Fernández del Campo reports (18–21 Jun) that cabo Mariano Pequero, artilleryman Pedro Guerrero (leaf reads Pedro on both n16 an
1829-05-22 · C-A 27, doc 268 — Questions the 2% habilitación charge the San Francisco plaza-commander imposes on the artillery accounts — he is not the detachment's habilitado, nor should the troop pay public em
1829 Jul 21 · C-A 40, doc 148 — On that date orders artillery cabos Rafael Soto, Jesús Vallejo, Antº Mª Ortega y Juan Peralta so that men of this last class be handed over at the presidios of Monterey, San Franci
1829-04-03 · C-A 48, doc 280 — notifies the fuero-militar criminal procedure (alcaldes take the 1as actuaciones, remit to the comte de armas who defends the reo; apprehend only if necessary); asks reports to ref
1829-10-22 · C-A 56, doc 51 — investigation into Fr. Luis Antonio Martínez (Mission SLO) & Fr. Juan Sancho (Soledad) for mocking Mexican independence — a royalist inscription 'R.V.G.D.' the investigator tried t
1829-01-02 · C-A 56, doc 232 — muster of the Permanent Artillery Brigade at SB — alférez + 2 sgts + 5 cabos + 22 artilleros (≈30)
1830-03-26 · C-A 19, doc 71 — Monterey artillery inventory, Mar 1830: bronze 8-pdrs 3 serviceable + 2 useless, 1×6, 1×4; iron 1×8, 6×6 (3 fit), 2×4, 1×1½; + tools, powder, balls (same per the 30 Jul extract sig
1830-11-02 · C-A 19, doc 73 — 5ª Compañía de Artillería annual return, 1830: stationed at Monterey 1 cabo/1 tambor/18 soldados; San Francisco 2 cabos/6 soldados; Santa Bárbara Sargto 2º Vicente Ríos/3 cabos/6 s
1830-12-09 · C-A 19, doc 96 — Causa 'sobre pasquines contra Echeandía.' Placards reading 'Muera Echandía' (sic) 'en letras grandes imitando la de imprenta' appeared at Monterey on 6–7 Dec 1830 in three spots —
1830-09 · C-A 19, doc 106 — The 1ª Brigada de Artillería Permanente, 5ª Comp.a, mustered 48 plazas across the 4 presidios. Orig. pp.32–37.
1830-12 · C-A 56, doc 90 — *sumaria* vs José Castro ('el mozo') & Antonio María Osio (future Californio memoirist) for pasquines (libelous placards) posted at 2 a.m. near a house — identified by soldier Juan