Auto-compiled from name-form clustering; identity spans all records matching these forms — offices not yet verified against the manuscripts.
Recorded span
1840 to 1846
Records
27 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
ignacio palomares, ignacio palomares, juez, ignacio palomares, juez 1º, ignacio palomares, juez de paz, ignacio palomares, juez de 1ª inst
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1840-05-19 · C-A 34, doc 1293 — combat report: of a 23-man party, in an attack on the Chaguanosos there were deaths; he fled ('salió a escape') as tired horses let his men fall to the raiders; on the offered 50-m
1841-08-05 · C-A 30, doc 107 — Padrón de las personas en la demarcación de Los Angeles, año de 1841: 294 hombres, de los cuales 37 soldados retirados
1841-04 · C-A 35, doc 376 — multi — the reos matter; Sunday vecino-gathering to repair the church; on the children of Ascensión Valencia (p.34); published a liquor-sale bando (p.32, Apr 12); asks a report on
1841-06-01 · C-A 35, doc 406 — went to Rancho Trabuco re the S. Juan Capistrano mission-land dispute — Zalvidea had taken extra land, mojoneras unclear (Rancho San Joaquín possession) (doc pp.122-8)
1841-12-02 · C-A 42, doc 974 — Reports the arrival of New Mexicans & foreigners: 123 persons with 296 firearms (the Rowland–Workman/NM overland party quantified — cf. Expanded Entry 25)
1841-04-13 · C-A 42, doc 1057 — Valencia's children given one to J. A. Carrillo, one to Robert Pardo, with the widow's assent
1846-03-13 · C-A 35, doc 1150 — the party under Vicente Lugo found '60, bien armados' Indians at the río de las Ánimas and asks reinforcement to attack (doc pp.459-60)