Auto-compiled from name-form clustering; identity spans all records matching these forms — offices not yet verified against the manuscripts. Bare “Ibarra” (21 records) left unattributed and NOT included.
Recorded span
1825 to 1836
Records
47 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
juan m. ibarra, juan mª ibarra, juan maria ibarra, tte juan mª ibarra, juan mª ibarra, fiscal, tte. juan maria ibarra, teniente juan maria ibarra, ayudante tte juan mª ibarra, juan mª ibarra, juez fiscal, teniente juan maria ibarra, comandante
‘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.
1825-12-09 · C-A 27, doc 90 — Orders for his retreat: awaiting Capt. Portilla to join up; needs a Cocomaricopa guide + 10 more horses (beyond his 77 beasts) to march with ~26 soldiers
1825 · C-A 56, doc 159 — declarations of soldiers Felipe Villavicencio & Simón Berreyesa who deserted from SB 'por estar muy endeudados' (deeply in debt) — the human cost of the pay-arrears
1826-12-02 · C-A 19, doc 19 — Mazatlán squadron 1826: 1 Capt., 2 Ttes, 1 Alférez, 5 sargtos, 2 tambores, 5 cabos, 53 soldados = 68 hombres (down from 90 in Jan). Reviewed before Domingo Carrillo, SD subaltern c
1826-04-08 · C-A 27, doc 166 — Acknowledges thanks for his troop's valor in the victory over the Gentiles — their capitancillo and 43 more of them killed
1826-04-05 · C-A 42, doc 914 — Battle report: ~100+ hostile Indians attacked Santa Isabel; Ibarra routed them 4 leguas to the San Felipe valley (the San Felipe & Agua Caliente indiada auxiliaries joining), 28 en
1827-10-31 · C-A 18, doc 301 — Sumaria vs deserters Apolinario Uribe, José Mª Bermúdez, Antonio Alipas, Manuel Valencia (Loreto company) from the Sta Catarina detachment, 15 Sept; escribano cadete Franc° de Arau
1827-02-27 · C-A 47, doc 377 — 'Que por ser ineficaces las medidas de comedimiento para conseguir del Pᵉ de S. Diego el indispensable sustento de esta guarnicion, pase con una escolta á dha Mision y se traiga la
1827-11-22 · C-A 47, doc 729 — (3 doc.) '1º Que recibió la Sumaria formada al Comᵗᵉ de Frontᵃˢ Ramirez.' / '2º Que es conforme con su determinacion que declara inocente al Alfᶻ José M. Ramirez.' / '3º Que recibi
1828-01-04 · C-A 18, doc 370 — Sumaria vs Mazatlán soldier Gerónimo Bastidas for wounding convict Pilar Becerra (hand nearly severed); fiscal cites the ordenanza for wounding 'con ventaja y alevosía'; Bastidas p
1828-03-05 · C-A 18, doc 402 — Notified Carlos Sainz that his goods incurred decomiso (confiscation); asks the Administrador for the duties owed [foreign-trader contraband]
1828-12-10 · C-A 18, doc 404 — Robbery case vs soldiers León Rosas & José Cañedo for robbing their cabo Hilario García (money, 6 pairs shoes, cigars, silk paper, hides — from the munitions room); only León Rosas
1829-03-04 · C-A 18, doc 26 — Averiguación clearing José Joaquín Estudillo: American Charles (Carlos) Laing claimed goods missing from an embargoed *chalupa* that Estudillo (commissioned for the embargo) had ch
1829-04-08 · C-A 18, doc 394 — Sumaria vs neófito Bartolomé for stealing garments from Vicente Sánchez (which were then stolen from him when he got drunk); fiscal asks 6 months public works with a grillete; escr
1829-12-03 · C-A 19, doc 2 — Review of the Mazatlán cavalry squadron at San Diego, Dec 1829. Capt. Pablo de la Portilla 'en campaña' (the Solís-revolt campaign); Ttes Ibarra & Narciso Fabregat; 4 alféreces, 3
1829-02-21 · C-A 19, doc 25 — The fiscal's report in the Charles Laing contraband case (escribano Cadete Ignacio del Valle): Laing landed at San Quintín & the ensenada de Todos Santos, introduced effects into t
1829-04-27 · C-A 19, doc 33 — Causa vs. soldier Domingo Olivas for perjury (false oath in a case against the neophyte José Fidel[?]). Fiscal: per ordinance he merits being shot, but given the trivial matter & h
1829-02-12 · C-A 48, doc 180 — make all possible inquiries on the landing of the American Carlos (Charles) Laing + other foreigners at S. Agustín, Baja Calª
1830-10-01 · C-A 18, doc 277 — Mazatlán squadron: Tte Ibarra, 2 sgts, 2 cabos, 31 soldados = 37; pay $685; revista before Manuel Jimeno Casarín
1831-04-26 · C-A 19, doc 177 — Causa for the robbery of the Monterey national-treasury almacén (reported 28 Sep 1830 by comisario Manuel Jimeno to Alcalde Mariano Soberanes), with the Indian Atanasio as the accu
1831-04-22 · C-A 28, doc 11 — Requests that his wife's allowance in Mazatlán, withdrawn 'sin causa,' be restored [cited: Sav p.11–12, HoC v3 'Id., iii. 11-12']
1831-08-13 · C-A 39, doc 9 — Arrival of the bergantín *Catalina* (capt. Juan A. Cristiano/Christian Holmes), 10 crew, from San Blas, cargo cacao; brought Capt. Leonardo Diez Barroso + wife + 2 children, Concep
1832-02-07 · C-A 19, doc 150 — Causa criminal vs. cavalry soldier Juan Ant.o Arceo (Savage writes Arces thereafter) for treacherously wounding the Santa Bárbara neófito Francisco Javier (12 Aug 1831). Asesor Lic
1833-12-25 · C-A 19, doc 205 — SB military force Dec 1833: cuera cavalry 37, Mazatlán squadron 5, artillery 6. Orig. pp.259–275.
1833-03-03 · C-A 19, doc 209 — Mazatlán company detachment at SB: 19 hombres; haberes ~$320/mo. Orig. pp.537–558.
1833-06-01 · C-A 20, doc 65 — the schooner *Santa Bárbara* (Capt. Tomás Robbins, 5 crew, 10 sea-lions, 6 passengers incl. Carlos Carrillo, Francisco de Haro, Santiago Wheeler) from Mazatlán
1833-06-26 · C-A 39, doc 12 — Cannot remit the noticias, procesos & causas because no formulario exists in the archive
1834-03-03 · C-A 18, doc 286 — Mazatlán company at Sta Bárbara: Tte Ibarra, ~13 men; revista before Anastasio Carrillo
1834-04-26 · C-A 19, doc 275 — Verbatim heading only, no body text supplied by Savage: '1834 Abl 26. Sta Barbª / Tente Juan Mª Ibarra, Comandte militar.' Gloss: Lieutenant Juan María Ibarra, military commander a
1834-12-25 · C-A 19, doc 278 — Verbatim heading: '1834. Dic. 25. Sta Bárbª / Juan Mª Ibarra, Comandte - Fuerza de la guarnicion.' Gloss: strength of the Santa Bárbara garrison, 25 Dec 1834. Substance: 'Artillª -
1834-05-31 · C-A 28, doc 217 — (Re: the conspiracy) The soldier who escorted Padre Narciso Durán from San Gabriel told his brother Sgt. Romero that Sgt. José Antonio Pico had made him sign a paper of unknown con
(cont.) · 6 Jun 1835 Monterey · C-A 20, doc 251 — (1) 'Rosa' carried Híjar, Padrés, Berdusco, Lara, Rafael Padrés & families = 24 persons (p.220); (2) ⭐ Zamorano — 'Cuenta de gastos extraordinarios: pronunciamiento de Los Angeles'
1835-06-03 · C-A 55, doc 144 — Santa Bárbara *estado de fuerza* (1835): Artillery (1 cpl, 4 sol. effective; 1 in the battery; 1 sick; 1 on leave); Cavalry (2 alféreces, 3 sgts, 2 cpls, 27 sol. = 34; guard, escor
1836 Junio 27 · C-A 20, doc 283 — On recruiting troops for San Francisco: individuals sent by Alcalde de Los Angeles enlisted for permanent company; 5 for San Francisco & 1 for Monterey, remitted among troop replac