Auto-compiled from name-form clustering; identity spans all records matching these forms — offices not yet verified against the manuscripts.
Recorded span
1791 to 1825
Records
43 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
jose romero, cap.n jose romero, jose antonio romero
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1822-05-05 · C-A 55, doc 84 — Lord Cochrane's privateers (Chilean navy) at Cabo San Lucas, Feb 1822: several of his vessels (incl. brig *El Alción*, with another bound for San Blas) sacked Missions San José & T
1822-05-07 · C-A 55, doc 86 — Remits notes to the Regencia del Imperio; wants Loreto–Guaymas communication by sea opened, given the pirates
1823-07-31 · C-A 27, doc 14 — Sends the diary of the road he made on his expedition; will march to the presidio to report
1823-11-23 · C-A 27, doc 19 — Expedition prep for the return to Sonora: horses, the cannon at Mission San Fernando (most useful), 4 artillerymen, mules to haul it, 41 men, via the Río Colorado
s.d. (= dup of 1823-07-21) · C-A 46, doc 107 — 'Auxilios': received his of.o dated 'en la Mis.n de S.n Mig.l de Antig.a Calif.a del actual Julio'; same date tells 'Cap.n Com.te del Pres.o de S.n Diego, D.n Fran.co M.a Ruiz' tha
1823-11-11 · C-A 46, doc 109 — 'Armam.to': orders Com.te of Sta. Bárb.a 'prevenga todo lo neces.o p.a el apronto del cañon q.e se halla en S.n Fern.do q.e V. me dice es útil p.a espedicion' plus mission mules fo
1824-01-27 · C-A 27, doc 29 — Outcome of the Sonora expedition: the Minister of War (per oficio 8 Dec, in the name of the Supremo Poder Ejecutivo) thanks Romero & his troops for the completed expedition from Ca
1824-02-02 · C-A 27, doc 31 — Romero's expedition narrative: left Mission San Gabriel 15 Dec 1823 with Lt. Estudillo & 40 men via San Bernardino, hauling the cannon, guided by a San Juan Capistrano Christian In
1824-02 · C-A 27, doc 32 — Requests aid for his troops; documents the supplies the Mission San Gabriel padres furnished + the cannon-upkeep costs during his stay
1824-02-09 · C-A 27, doc 33 — Causes of the delayed departure/return; the Yuma 'muy rebeldes á los soldados'; provisioning difficulties; route via the Rancho de San Gregorio
1824-02-22 · C-A 27, doc 35 — Means of communication via the Colorado; the Jalchedune (Halchidhoma) nation — allied with this province against San Sebastián — comes in peace; route/provisioning problems for the
1824-02-23 · C-A 27, doc 36 — Acknowledges Romero's arrival at San Gabriel with 10 Jalchedune Indians + 9 women bearing letters from Sonora for Padre Caballero (closes the Romero dossier)
1824-04-18 · C-A 27, doc 40 — Requests permission to retire to Sonora; the Jalchedune brought his letter; couldn't retire earlier 'por los indios de arriba'; thanks for the mission's hospitality
1824-04-17 · C-A 27, doc 41 — Return delayed by the 1824 Chumash Revolt ('la sublevación de los indios de las Misiones de arriba' — Sta Inés, La Purísima; road cut, few troops left after Sta Bárbara pulled the
1824-06-22 · C-A 27, doc 44 — Suspend the return march because of the Indian uprising; stay to help pacify; return by land or by sea (embark Loreto → Guaymas)
1824-09-13 · C-A 27, doc 53 — Still awaiting the Sonora Indians to arrange his retreat; winter is weakening the *caballada*; has 2 Cocomaricopa guides brought by Capt. José
1824-10-20 · C-A 27, doc 55 — Obstacles to retreating via Baja California: the only ship at Loreto has 'hecho pedazos'; prefers to go overland despite the enemy Yuma on the road; awaits orders
1824-10-05 · C-A 27, doc 56 — Acknowledges a copy from the Comandante General of Sonora — Savage notes it is the same document already extracted at p.37 (duplicate)
1824-10-08 · C-A 27, doc 57 — Arrival of the reduced Tular Indians (Capt. José Cocomaricopa + 10 men, then 26, with Sonora correspondence); requests permission to retire; Sonora approves his detention until the
1824-12-07 · C-A 46, doc 108 — 'de ning.a manera puedo acceder á su solicitud de emprender la retirada p.r el Río Colorado con la corta partida de Tropa de su cargo'; must go 'p.r Loreto, á fin de no esponerlos
1825-01-24 · C-A 27, doc 59 — Having received no reply to his 20 & 25 Oct letters, he ordered Capt. Cocomaricopa back to Sonora and remains at San Gabriel awaiting orders (still stranded in Jan 1825)
1825-02-20 · C-A 27, doc 63 — Presentation of Sgt. Serrano, a drummer & 24 Mazatlán soldiers back from Santa Bárbara; hands over equipment (cartridge-boxes, flints, 3 pack-mules) to Lt. Juan Mª Ibarra
1825-03-01 · C-A 27, doc 64 — Cannot march until the sick soldiers recover; no ship available but the Mazatlán/San Blas ones (passage 400–500 pesos to Arizpe); awaits final resolution
1825 (Apr–May) · C-A 27, doc 66 — Requests an express departure order, his passport, provisions, and saddle-mules from the transit missions (his own *caballada* too weak for the hard road); asks for letters to the
1825-11-26 · C-A 27, doc 73 — Reconnaissance of the Río Colorado road: the engineer subteniente Rómulo Pacheco to go with Romero to survey waters & a road; the retired Cabo Vicente Villa & his workers (contract
1825-11-17 · C-A 27, doc 76 — Figueroa (Sonora comandante, future CA governor) arrived with a 'respectable expedition' to protect Romero's retreat; Capt. José to guide via the safest road; warns the Yumas 'en r
1825-11-19 · C-A 27, doc 78 — Arrived at the Colorado the 11th; will send aid to speed Romero's safe return; forwarded the pliegos via Capt. José
1825-11-22 · C-A 27, doc 79 — Handover of the Mazatlán troop to Lt. Narciso Fábregat; subteniente Rómulo Pacheco completing the road survey
1825-11-15 · C-A 27, doc 80 — The mason Vicente Villa's conditions for the Colorado road-works: a plan to follow, ≥4 men + 5–10 Indians (carpenters/masons from Purísima & San Gabriel), víveres to gratify the Ge
1825-11-11 · C-A 27, doc 82 — 4 Cocomaricopas bring Sonora correspondence; víveres for the trip still not made; his general (Figueroa) left Tucson the 15th, awaiting him at the Colorado
1825-11-22 · C-A 27, doc 83 — Correspondence relayed via a San Bernardino neophyte & the Cocomaricopas; provisioning still undone despite repeated requests; Lt. Ibarra with 15 men
1825-11-22 · C-A 27, doc 84 — Troop reunion; the Mazatlán troop marches to San Gorgonio (under Fábregat) while Pacheco builds the works; describes the communication road via San Gorgonio / Santa Ysabel to the C
1825-11-23 · C-A 27, doc 86 — Provisions arriving (San Luis Rey/San Juan: galleta, pinole, tasajo); departure finally set for Mon 28 Nov — 34 troops (incl. Julián Valdez, soldado del Tucson que trajo licenc.a d
1825-12-09 · C-A 27, doc 91 — Flight of the Cocomaricopa Indians: after each was given a horse as gratification, they all left for the Sierra with the little-captain José, without a word — 'de que los había tra
1825-12-09 · C-A 27, doc 93 — Portilla's small force to serve at San Diego (víveres shortage); Romero left San Gabriel the 23rd with 31 troops incl. subteniente Rómulo Pacheco, leaving half the mission-supplied
1825-12-31 · C-A 27, doc 95 — Closes the Romero saga: Figueroa retires from the Colorado to Arizpe; Pacheco to return to San Diego (shorter than the Sonora route); Yuma still hostile; the *caballada* abandoned
1825-07-04 ('1825, Julio 4') · C-A 27, doc 117 — Savage heading: '1825, Julio 4 Pitic / José Figueroa á José Romero / Sobre que su retirada se verifique por Rio Colorado.' Spans n108-n109. 'Dice: que ha visto su oficio de 30 de D
1825-11-13 · C-A 46, doc 506 — 'Que las bestias de sillas serán aperadas.' — the saddle animals will be fitted out.
1825-11-19 · C-A 46, doc 520 — 'Que se encargue Ybarra de la tropa que se ha de quedar.' — Ybarra to take charge of the troop staying behind.
1825 Agosto 16 · C-A 46, doc 736 — 'Que se ha mandado se retire por el rio Colorado y retire tambien la tropa de Mazatlan. — Le hace felicitaciones por su nombra.to á Coronel.' (2 doc.s) — Romero expedition ordered