Auto-compiled from name-form clustering; identity spans all records matching these forms — offices not yet verified against the manuscripts.
Recorded span
1794 to 1806
Records
19 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
ramon saavedra, ramon de saavedra
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1794-06-15 · C-A 7, doc 306 — Intelligence (from an English merchant-frigate captain): an English 40-gun warship was to sail (last Oct.) to Nootka 'á tratar varios asuntos… y relevar á Dn George Wancouver,' now
1795-05-06 · C-A 14, doc 215 — Invoice for effects needed for King's factories under construction and artillery troop
1797-03-31 · C-A 10, doc 318 — 'Pérdida de un paquebot.' — 'Se dice todas las maniobras qe. hizo con fin de arrivar al Puerto y los contratiempos que tuvo, concluyendo con noticiarle la pérdida del Paquebot. Que
1797-04-03 · C-A 14, doc 284 — *San Carlos* ran aground; Alberni and Alférez Raimundo Carrillo assisted with Volunteer cavalry and 55 Indians; continue rescue operations
1797-04-01 · C-A 14, doc 286 — Provide Alberni and Córdoba (engineer) all aid needed to put SF port in state of defense
1797-07-04 · C-A 14, doc 306 — *San Carlos* (a) 'El Filipino' WRECKED at SF March 23 at night; lost 4 boxes cigars, 1 powdered tobacco
1797-04-26 · C-A 9, doc 83 — *Suministro de una mesada* — encloses the crew-list of the paquebot *San Carlos* for an advance month's pay to re-equip them, most having lost clothing, tobacco & soap in the wreck
1805-09-20 San Blas · C-A 12, doc 86 — Anti-smuggling patrol strategy: how to stop foreigners trading with the coastal natives. Settles the Arrillaga vs. Benito Vivero y Escaño dispute over where to station the patrol f
1805-09-20 San Blas · C-A 12, doc 87 — Naval council on the best means to drive foreign ships off the California coasts & where to station the patrol (resolving the Arrillaga–Vivero dispute). Officers (pilot Salvador Me
1806-07-16 San Diego · C-A 12, doc 135 — O'Cain in full detail. The Anglo-American frigate (Capt. José O'Cain) released cabo Osuna at San Quintín (8th); headed south, perhaps to Isla de Santo Tomás, where another ship hun
1806-06-09/07-03 · C-A 25, doc 302 — Enterado de que la fragata 'Princesa' ha llegado de órden superior pa evitar el comercio clandestino de buques estrangeros en la costa; ofrece auxiliarlo. Julio 3: marineros enferm