Distinct from José Fernández del Campo (1820s Monterey artillery) — separate entry.
Recorded span
1792 to 1805
Records
155 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
perez fernandez
‘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.
1793-12-17 · C-A 14, doc 167 — SANTA CRUZ MISSION ATTACK: Indians committed 'alevosías' wounding cabo + soldier. Sgto. Pedro Amador pursuit squad, then Alférez Pablo Cota sent with 2nd party. 'So that their crim
1793 Feb.o 1.o · C-A 6, doc 279 — Margin. Heading: “sobre prision de gentiles y aprestos de estos pa. ir á pelear.” Abstract: “Comunica qe. el soldado José Sanchez, encargado de escolta de Sta. Cruz, le avisa haber
1794-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 25 — *Hoja de servicio* of Sgt. [Pedro] Amador — soldier 21 yr 2 mo (Loreto co.), cabo (San Diego), sargento (San Francisco); present at the 1769 discovery of the ports of San Diego & M
1794 · C-A 22, doc 2047 — Arms-relación to SF (20 escopetas @11p=286; 8 espadas @28r; freight; total ≈$343) [= Vol I Docs 308/323]; soldier Joaquín Bernal imprisoned (1 mo. calabozo + grillete); admin
1794 · C-A 22, doc 2049 — Herradero; ⭐ artisans (Leocadio Martínez, Manuel Dorotea[?]); presidiario José Ocampo; ⭐ tanner Miguel Sangrador to be employed; ⭐ Tte Diego González retires (inválido) to the Real
1794-03-20 · C-A 22, doc 2058 — 1794 Monterey / (Arrillaga al Com.te de S. Fran.co José Perez Fern.z) [Arrillaga to Jose Perez Fernandez, comandante of San Francisco.] Feb. 10, pp. 596-7, recibió doc.tos, sin int
1794-12-31 · C-A 7, doc 41 — Libranza in favor of Mission San Francisco; recorded by habilitación pending Vº Bº, remitted to the mission's Padres
1794-12-31 · C-A 7, doc 42 — Will follow prescribed form for force-states & monthly *novedades*; mail & musters on the 1st of each month
1794-12-31 · C-A 7, doc 43 — Escort vigilance: patrol & report troop conduct, armament, uniform; guard often short 2–3 men used as couriers; some being incapacitated
1794-12-30 · C-A 7, doc 44 — Supply/manufacture: SF mission supplied blankets & *gerga* this year; but no local maker of soap, saddles, cutlery, steels, boots
1794-12-30 · C-A 7, doc 46 — SF mission escort: in Dec 1783 found it reduced to a cabo + 3 soldiers; augmented by 1 (Gov approved 11 Jan); 4 men rotate for *correos*/fatigue
1794-12-10 · C-A 7, doc 48 — Antonio Santos (crewman, frig. *Aránzazu*) stayed at SF presidio 14 Aug 1793 to make tile; made all the tile & brick for the Castillo construction; embark on *Princesa* or stay til
1794-12-09 · C-A 7, doc 49 — Benediction of the Castillo de San Joaquín (SF fort) 'yesterday' [= 8 Dec 1794], formalities of style; asks which account to charge candles & guard expenses
1794-12-09 · C-A 7, doc 50 — Uniform discipline: permits no non-uniform garment; no *paño* here to make coats; 'better without any than out of regulation'
1794-12-09/10 · C-A 7, doc 53 — Four communications: ack. order 28 Nov; banned soldiers wearing *arracadas* (earrings); promises timely service docs; artisans + tools sent to Monterey tomorrow
1794-11-30 · C-A 7, doc 54 — Friars sought 2–3 more escort soldiers to push a missionary 'conquista de gentiles' across the bay north of the Port (toward Marin); Pérez Fernández declined (3 reasons: unknown/ho
1794-11-01 · C-A 7, doc 56 — Requests 40 vaquillas (1–2 yr) + 15 novillas for SF presidio supply, brought by the cabo + 5 SF soldiers at Monterey (margin: remitted 75 head)
1794-12-01 · C-A 7, doc 57 — Castillo work concluded this year; workers finishing *remates*; expects to announce it terminated next month
1794-12-01 · C-A 7, doc 58 — Castillo de San Joaquín completion report: remaining = planking, cuartel armory, *garita*, ranch bridge (finish this week); sending to Monterey the artillery *condestable*, carpent
1794-11-30 · C-A 7, doc 59 — English launches off Santa Cruz (night of 24th): cabo warned per Reglamento; sent 5-man reinforcement; sent sargento to investigate; applied Borica's doctrine — no dealings, preven
1794-12-01 · C-A 7, doc 60 — English launches withdrew 28th (no excess); Sgt. Pedro Amador returned; soldier Mesa punished (cepo) for false report; unrest among San José gentiles continues → E2
1794-12-01 · C-A 7, doc 61 — Invalid soldier Justo Altamirano seeks transfer to Pueblo de San José; appraisal of his military gear (cuera $20, musket $5, 5 horses @ $9…)
1794-10-31 · C-A 7, doc 62 — Suspended supply-advances (*avíos*) to troop & families per order, until further notice
1794-11-29 · C-A 7, doc 63 — Transmitted King's thanks (Revillagigedo decree 26 Jun) to those who made donativos for the war with France; will credit each
1794-11-01 · C-A 7, doc 64 — Circumstances of the Port & foreign attention to it; great distance between presidio & Castillo; proposes relocating the Presidio to a site near the church/fort — stone, lime kiln,
1794-10-01 · C-A 7, doc 65 — Asks what to do if Vancouver / another English war-or-merchant ship appears at SF — the alliance R.O. doesn't mention Cal. ports; invokes what was observed with Vancouver's expedit
1794-09-30 · C-A 7, doc 66 — San Blas naval men commissioned to build the Castillo: supplies/wages/accounts, short *situado*, debts; charges to pass to San Blas via Comisario de Marina José María Híjar[?]
1794-11-29 · C-A 7, doc 67 — Will aid the *Levante* (Madrid *gremios mayores*) if it reaches SF [cf. Doc 6]
1794-11-29 · C-A 7, doc 68 — Per reserved order 12th: vigilance of correspondence — will extract any English/foreign-language letters & forward to the Viceroy [SF parallel of Doc 8]
1794-11-29 · C-A 7, doc 71 — Ack. R.O. (9 Dec 1793, via Viceroy 21 Jun) on the *intimación* to French prisoners — Savage: 'no dice cuál fuera' [cf. Doc 3]
1794-11-01 · C-A 7, doc 72 — Arrillaga's command ends (→ deal w/ Borica); discontent of San Blas sailors at Mission Santa Cruz w/ manual labor (adobes etc.) — proposes paying them to work at presidio; + cabo M
1794-12-01 · C-A 7, doc 73 — Shortage of a literate cabo at SF; requests an apt soldier from Santa Bárbara
1794-11-01 · C-A 7, doc 74 — Troop shortage: barely 5 men available for SF presidio's needs; begs his Monterey-bound men not be detained; asks baja of soldier Salvador Ignacio[?] (completed, bad conduct) once
1794-10-01 · C-A 7, doc 77 — Will aid Brig. Álava if he reaches SF (Viceroy order 10 May) [SF parallel of Doc 22]
1794-08-08 · C-A 7, doc 78 — Deal with Capt. Arrillaga in service matters until Borica arrives [cf. Doc 39]
1794-08-08 · C-A 7, doc 80 — Ack. King's concession to Román Márquez (Cádiz→San Blas→Cal. expedition); will aid if it reaches SF [cf. Docs 33/40]
1794-01-30 · C-A 7, doc 82 — Castillo timber: cut timber in the sierra for the fort's works; conduction underway but oxen & packsaddles lacking [cf. the earlier reading Sal 'felling timber' find]
1794-02-28 · C-A 7, doc 83 — Artillery conservation: per the *condestable*, pull the castillo's cannons (except one) under roof to protect the *cureñas*; those on the esplanade endure for now [cf. earlier read
1794-02-28 · C-A 7, doc 84 — Horse-herd: remount of colts arrived, joined to the tame herd (2 guards); held until Hermenegildo Sal's arrival to distribute [= earlier reading xii.126 ✓]
1794-03-01 · C-A 7, doc 85 — Santa Clara cattle-raiding: Fr. Diego de Noboa reports gentiles beyond Arroyo San José Cupertino took *reses*; cabo ordered to recover/capture; 23 ox-yokes under Bernal to the sier
1794-03-15 · C-A 7, doc 86 — 'Crítica situación, débiles escoltas' (→ E5): Santa Clara cattle-theft pursuit (Noboa's denunciation); an Indian kept in the *cepo* 10 days though declared innocent; Christian Indi
1794-04-01 · C-A 7, doc 87 — Of the ~22 Indians imprisoned & set to work on the Castillo, several fled at night (left cotones/frazadas in the cañada); search party couldn't catch them → E5
1794-02-01 · C-A 7, doc 88 — Capture at Santa Cruz of gentile Hímelente[?] with a Christian woman stolen from Carmelo (he in irons, she in a *corma* at the mission); 9 Indians under Alférez Pablo Cota still ou
1794-02-01 · C-A 7, doc 89 — On Sal's charge, examined the SF powder-magazine w/ the first artilleryman — roof full of leaks, no powder would stay dry if it rained
1794-02-28 · C-A 7, doc 90 — Building upkeep vs the rains; completed tile for the leaky casa de la pólvora; will keep visiting it
1794-02-28 · C-A 7, doc 91 — SF tile-kiln (*horno de teja*) damaged; tiles imperfect (sandy adobe, poor earth); better clay for tile/brick found near the Castillo
1794-08-12 · C-A 7, doc 97 — Departure of Alférez Hermenegildo Sal (w/ escort) to Monterey; pack-animals loaded w/ salt (none at presidio); SF bastion (*baluarte*) works active since Dec, aiming to finish this
1794-09-01 · C-A 7, doc 98 — Can't sign Sal's accounts (knows nothing of the supplies under Sal's charge); troops escorted Sal to Monterey with his family; adobe/tile works progressing [= earlier reading xii.1
1794-08-09 · C-A 7, doc 99 — Accounting error: Habilitado Gen. Manuel Cárcaba double-charged $1719.3 from 1792
1794-02-28 · C-A 7, doc 101 — SF tile/brick poor quality (sandy, defective clay, premature firing, defective kiln); Indians given a quota of 125 tiles/day — hard even for skilled tilemakers; still usable for th
1794-01-03 · C-A 7, doc 102 — Castillo & batería labor shortage — needs more *brazos* before the season; tension with missionaries who need the Indians
1794-01-31 · C-A 7, doc 103 — SF housing shortage: 2nd-officer's house unsalvageable, must rebuild; presidio 'muy escaso de casas,' population rising with marriages
1794-01-31 · C-A 7, doc 104 — Artillery mounted at the Castillo ('en batería,' *troneras*, esplanade, fort 'en punto de combate'); done mostly by troop + presidio ox-teams, Indians only briefly; needs nails & 4
1794-01-01 · C-A 7, doc 123 — SF/Santa Cruz mission-escort understaffing (reduced to 3, one invalid); Padres demand completion; added one man
1794-02-28 · C-A 7, doc 127 — SF construction timber/oxen logistics: hides for salt-hauling, 37 *novillos* to break, cutting *cuartones* (6 varas×14 in) & *vigas* (10 varas), 25 yokes; San Mateo timber; 5 cart-
1794-02-28 · C-A 7, doc 128 — SF condestable & carpenter can make nails/ironwork for SF, SD & Monterey presidios
1795-01-01 · C-A 15, doc 51 — Sent a force to join Sargto Pedro Amador to seize, at the Rosario site, a Christian Indian & a gentile stirring up tumults among the Indians near Santa Cruz. Orig. p.871.
1795-09-02 · C-A 16, doc 23 — *Complains against Lt. Hermenegildo Sal* — asks to be relieved, or to have his resignation accepted, or even to be thrown out of the service rather than continue serving under Sal'
1795-02-21 · C-A 16, doc 55 — *Vecinos con ranchos* — reports 'no settled ranchos in the [San Francisco] jurisdiction'
1795-03-09 · C-A 16, doc 75 — *Líquido haber* of the SF company for 1796, less $296.5 + invalids/montepíos = $9,172
1795, Jul 7 · C-A 54, doc 23 — commerce & alcabala duties. — Asks Borica to define his authority (político-militar judge vs. alcabala administrator) to seize foreign goods off San Blas ships and board vessels; n
1795, Jul 4 · C-A 54, doc 24 — *filiación* (enlistment), SF. — Recruit José Rafael Galindo (son of Nicolás & Mª Teresa Pinto), native of SF presidio, age 14, enlisted 10 yrs (no bounty); witnesses Cpls. Boronda
1795, Jan 31, San Francisco · C-A 54, doc 52 — (1) Accounts: the Habil.do Gen.l will owe the presidio only $1,490 after deductions (from $9,349 less $1,572 tobacco, $53 mail, $4,246 *libranzas*); asks the gov. to adopt measures
1795, Feb, San Francisco · C-A 54, doc 140 — bundle. — ⭐ The missionaries refused to supply mission statistics for the *Estados de las Misiones* without superior orders (military–mission friction); a ship sighted off Santa Cr
1795-09-28 · C-A 55, doc 239 — Early San Francisco mineral discovery: sends samples of three kinds of mineral/ore discovered in that jurisdiction (~1 legua off), with named claims 'Santa Sra. del Carmen,' 'San J
1795-08-11 · C-A 55, doc 253 — Friction over cattle to supply the SF troop: the Santa Clara/Santa Cruz mission ministers would only supply at their own prices (citing Fages's governorship), the friar-prelate's c
1795-06-20 · C-A 55, doc 418 — Report on a mission-sponsored search for runaway Christian Indians across the Bay. VERBATIM: 'Que hoy ha llegado el Indio Julian q.e venia de la otra vanda, donde ocho dias antes l
1795-06-25 · C-A 55, doc 419 — Sequel on the same fugitive crisis and on Indians killed. VERBATIM: 'Que llego un indio llamado Celestino el cual vio llegar a la casa de los P.P. 4 nuevos Cristianos Natanes de lo
1795-07-13 · C-A 55, doc 479 — Verbatim heading: '1795. Julio 13. San Fran.co / Jose Perez Fernz. al Gob.or D. Diego Borica' Substance verbatim: 'Habiendoseme presentado Fran.co Jose Soto lo admiti en la clase d
1795-04-14 · C-A 7, doc 457 — The wife of soldier Juan García (ill at her parents' in Pueblo San José) died the 10th
1795-04-28 · C-A 7, doc 458 — A mission-discipline incident: the new *mayordomo* Velasco harbored the servant José Barajas overnight; the escort cabo jailed both, but released Velasco next day to work — which P
1795-09-15 · C-A 7, doc 463 — THE 1795 MISSION DOLORES MASS-FLIGHT (see E24): reports (via Fr. Martín Landaeta) that 'cerca de 200 cristianos de ambos sexos abandonaron la Misión de San Franco,' fleeing 'poco á
1795-04-30 · C-A 7, doc 468 — Had an india, Francisca of Sonora, arrested for stealing bedclothes (found in the escort's quarters) — put 'en el calabozo… con un par de grillos'
1795-04-30 · C-A 7, doc 469 — Cannot send the cloth requested — 'ni siquiera una vara de bramante en esa habilitación'
1795-05-19 · C-A 7, doc 470 — Charged the clothing to the SF/escort accounts (1791–94), witnessed by a sergeant & cabo
1795-05-14 · C-A 7, doc 471 — Encloses the church-attendance (*cumplimiento de Iglesia*) lists & certifications
1795-05-05 · C-A 7, doc 472 — Encloses the revenue *estado* (Tabaco/Correos/Bulas 1789–93; no *diezmos* or *alcabala* collected)
1795-04-30 · C-A 7, doc 476 — Published the marriage-license order: soldiers (single or widowed) may marry — but any who marry mission Indians forfeit the right to claim lands in those missions
1795-01-22 · C-A 7, doc 486 — Dispatch of *pliegos* to Monterey (soldier Antonio Barrios) for onward San Blas
1795-01-01 · C-A 7, doc 489 — The 4 Christian Indian convicts of San Luis having completed their sentences (sent as *presidiarios*); asks instruction [cf. E9]; only 2 cabos + 6 soldiers left at SF 'de plantilla
1795-01-15 · C-A 7, doc 490 — Castillo resolutions: the Santa Cruz Indian prisoners freed; the Castillo de San Joaquín construction cost = $6,491 2r 4½g; tile-freight from Missions SF (2 mules) + Santa Clara (4
1795-01-23 · C-A 7, doc 494 — Soldiers still ill at San José (had worked the fort/tile by *golpe de prensa*); Ignacio Soto replaced as the Santa Cruz escort
1795-02-01 · C-A 7, doc 498 — Petitions of two cabos Bartolomé Pacheco & Luis Peralta (ailments; Peralta still serves & is literate)
1795-06-26 · C-A 7, doc 550 — A Cabo's son refuses to leave SF to serve the King (feigned a chronic illness); the father wants him kept; the son wants to go to the pueblo
1795-06-25 · C-A 7, doc 551 — The brothers Cosme y Damián + 3 other *'perjudiciales é incorregibles'* Indians of Mission San Francisco held in the calabozo in grillos [the Dolores disciplinary regime; same week
1795-06-15 · C-A 7, doc 554 — Sergeant & troop returned w/ the pack-train (*recua*), cargo delivered; could not retrieve oxen/mules/horses lost at Monterey
1795-06-06 · C-A 7, doc 557 — Soldiers not to wander from their posts (except escorting missionaries on conversion sorties / ranchería escorts)
1795-05-16 · C-A 7, doc 561 — On taking command, branded all the company's *dotación* livestock with the company *fierro*; notified the other presidios
1795-04-28 · C-A 7, doc 584 — Habilitado to supply the pobladores/vecinos of Pueblo San José from the warehouse (per Arancel; without shorting the troop)
1795-03-08 · C-A 7, doc 596 — THE KILLING OF SEVEN CHRISTIAN INDIANS (recently-baptized Sacalanes who had fled Mission SF) by Contra Costa Gentiles: a recovery party sent by Fr. Antonio Danti crossed the bay; t
1795-05-29 · C-A 7, doc 633 — SECOND account of the killing (a party of 14 — 2 alcaldes + old/new Christians — sent unarmed to fetch the fled Sacalanes; met a large armed Gentile force; all died but one) + the
1796-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 70 — *Cuenta de correos* — postage on all mail received & franked this year (incl. 1795 carryover) $495.7; deductions; 8% commission $36.4¼; remits a libranza of $42.2.1¼ to the Adminis
1796-12-31 · C-A 20, doc 464 — 'Exist.ª de municiones hasta la fha: 2021 balas de cañon de 1 á 8, 369 @ 11 lb.s pólvora corr.te y 32 @ 3 lb fina, 5 @ 7 1/2 lb balas, 409 @ 5 lb plomo, 4906 cartuchos, 7940 piedra
1796-12-31 · C-A 21, doc 205 — artisan-instructor dossier (8 docs) — wages of master artisans hired to teach trades to mission neophytes (1795): Manuel Ruiz (albañil/cantero — mason-stonecutter), Santiago Ruiz (
1796-08-02 · C-A 21, doc 298 — opening/inspection of the *memoria* (goods shipment) from México — shortfalls $45
1796, Dec 31 · C-A 54, doc 8 — muster, Monterey presidial company. — ⭐⭐ Teniente Hermenegildo Sal (promoted from alférez); Alférez Raymundo Carrillo; surgeon Pablo Soler; carpenter Salvador Béjar; blacksmith Mat
1796, Dec 31, Monterey · C-A 54, doc 138 — 4-year Monterey fund account (1794–97). — Débitos $1,317 / Créditos $903 / closing existencia $4,741. Signed by Sal (habilitado). → the Sal papers.
1796-12-31 · C-A 9, doc 354 — Índice of the Monterey Habilitación accounts/documents (end-1796), handed to Sal: 14 items — company general account, credits/debits list, Gratificación & Retención funds, Correos,
1796 *(account)* · C-A 9, doc 355 — 1796 Monterey company General Account (Cargo/Data), balanced at 81,857 p (2 r 4⅛ g in the habilitado's favor); notable: artisan salaries 5,278 p; botica effects to surgeon Pablo So
1796-12-31 · C-A 9, doc 356 — Handover inventories to Sal: the 16-carpeta archive of books & documents 1781–1796; church utensils; habilitación effects; carpentry/forge/factory tools; R.Hac. effects; and the ⭐
1797-04-08 · C-A 9, doc 353 — *Entrega de Habilitación* — presents the documents (per the index) that were his as Monterey habilitado, and reports handing all the Existencias over to Hermenegildo Sal *(section
1797-04-06 · C-A 9, doc 358 — *(reconciliation)* — the account cutting all loose cargos/abonos between Pérez Fernández & his successor Sal: cargo 231 p, data 64 p, delivered to Sal 167 p (notes reduce it to ~11
1798-10-27 · C-A 10, doc 111 — 'Que en cumplimtº de su órden, ha puesto al pié del documtº qe le mandó, su informe como Habdº qe fué de Monterey en 96.' — covering note reporting that he has endorsed his informe
1798-12-31 · C-A 15, doc 456 — Loreto presidial company 1798: Cabo (head) Tte.-Col. Arrillaga; Tte. José Pérez Fernández; Alférez Ildefonso Bernal (acting via Luis Manuel Ruiz from 8 Dec 1797); 2 sargtos, 39 sol
1798-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 149 — *Su cuenta con la Compañía* — cargo $5,203 (effects end-1797 $4,000; Treasury receipts from sale of salt, cattle, collection of *sitios y suertes de tierras* [land-plot rents], sea
1798-09-01 · C-A 55, doc 242 — Published the Viceroy's *bando* (5 Apr) of the R.O. of 15 Dec establishing South-Sea commerce with Peru, free of duties for the extraction & introduction of fruits, goods & Europea
1799-06-28 · C-A 15, doc 392 — Investigation into the 1799 capture of the Spanish sloop *Mercedes* by a British squadron in the Gulf of California (Anglo-Spanish War). *See expanded Entry A below.* The balandra
1805-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 550 — Loreto presidial company 1805 muster — 85 men; tte Felipe de Goycoechea, alférez José Mª Ruiz; surgeon-botanist Dr. José Fco Araujo arrived 20 Mar ($1,500/yr, with *botica*); ⭐ Aug