Sonoma comandante-general of the northern frontier; the 1829 Estanislao campaign report; the 1833 Ross intelligence.
Recorded span
1824 to 1849
Records
158 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
m. g. vallejo, m.g. vallejo, mariano g. vallejo, mariano guadalupe vallejo
‘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.
1824-08-14 · C-A 18, doc 160 — Vallejo ordered to investigate the wounding of vecino José Antonio Castro at Mission San Juan Bautista (9 Aug — a sable cut to the left arm by Buenaventura Zúñiga 'Quinte' over a g
1824-02-11 · C-A 18, doc 162 — Criminal case vs. miliciano Gracia Larios for stealing an otter skin while drunk; fiscal: 2 yrs public works w/ grillete (drunkenness no excuse; 'satisfacción á los extrangeros pre
1825 Diciembre 31 [1825-12-31] · C-A 27, doc 128 — '+ 1825. Diciembre 31 Monterey / En este Documto está la oja [Savage inserts a superscript h above the line: hoja] de servicios del Cadete Dn Mariano G. Vallejo' [= this document c
1827-12-31 (orig. enlistment 1787) · C-A 18, doc 310 — Certified copy of the 1787 filiación (service record) of his father, sargento Ignacio Vallejo [⚠ Savage's header reads 'Vicente Vallejo' — but the subject enlisted Monterey 8 Jun 1
1828-02-04 · C-A 18, doc 355 — Monterey presidial company: Tte comte José Estrada, 2 sgts, 10 cabos, 55 sold.; haberes $1,293; notes Vallejo, formerly a cadet of this company, was dado de baja 27 Dec 1827 on pro
1828-11 · C-A 27, doc 233 — As Alférez of the SF Cavalry Company, asks to resign the ramo de hacienda duties he currently holds (too occupied)
1828-11-17 · C-A 47, doc 1301 — 'Que será exonerado de los ramos de Hacda qe estan á su cargo, como lo pide en su memorial respectivo' — he will be relieved of the Hacienda branches in his charge, as he requests
1829-03-01 · C-A 19, doc 9 — Monterey presidial company review, March 1829 — M. G. Vallejo as habilitado: 1 Tte, 1 Alférez, 2 sargtos, 10 cabos, 50 plazas sencillas; gratificación $41.5; total pay this month $
1829-06-04 · C-A 53, doc 9 — Vallejo's battle report of his (2nd, successful) 1829 campaign — the ESTANISLAO REVOLT — set out 26 May w/ 107 armed men + a cannon + 2,500 cartridges; burned the rebels' wooded ri
1829-05-04 · C-A 56, doc 94 — his cavalry company 'se halla absolutamente sin qué subsistir' — nothing in the stores, the treasury, or from the missions; asks what to do for the men's sustenance
1830-09-01 · C-A 19, doc 126 — $102 supplied to the SF artillery piquete this month. ⚠️ stamp '867' / 'dice 667.' Orig. p.867 [667].
1830-09-05 · C-A 19, doc 172 — A second Herrera causa (1830): the subcomisario José Mª Herrera accused of falsifying signatures to fake documents he sent to Luis Bringas. (Savage: 'de esta causa se hicieron esto
1831-05-06 · C-A 49, doc 72 — As *fiscal* of the neophyte Luis case: objects that Sgt. Berreyesa should not swear before him, and — the case being under military jurisdiction — he does not consider himself obli
1831-01-29 · C-A 49, doc 259 — convenes the Diputación — the Monterey ayuntamiento (extraordinary session) urged it 'por exigirlo la tranquilidad pública'
1832-03-25 · C-A 59, doc 54 — Previously uncatalogued — recovered by the 2026-08-27 coverage audit: the document lay inside the declared span of a grouped entry covering n219-n230, which had passed every comple
1832-12-30 · C-A 59, doc 55 — Previously uncatalogued — recovered by the 2026-08-27 coverage audit: the document lay inside the declared span of a grouped entry covering n219-n230, which had passed every comple
1832-02-17 · C-A 59, doc 63 — Previously uncatalogued — recovered by the 2026-08-27 coverage audit: the document lay inside the declared span of a grouped entry covering n287-n301, which had passed every comple
1833-07-01 · C-A 15, doc 197 — Mexican-period muster: the San Francisco presidial company, 1833. Alférez 1º Mariano G. Vallejo; 2º Dámaso A. Rodríguez; Sargtos Pablo Pacheco & Cayetano Juárez; 4 cabos, 2 clarine
1833-07-01 · C-A 19, doc 208 — SF presidial company July 1833: Alféreces Vallejo & Dámaso Antonio Rodríguez; 2 sargtos, 2 clarines, 4 cabos, 30 soldados = 40 hombres. Orig. pp.534–536.
1833-12-30 · C-A 19, doc 258 — Verbatim heading: '1833 Dic. 30 Sn. Franco / Mariano G. Vallejo, Comisario del puerto - Compa. presidial.' Gloss: year-end account of the San Francisco presidial company drawn by V
1833-04-11 · C-A 20, doc 101 — instructions to buy arms at Fort Ross — Vallejo to go to Ross as an envoy of the Comandancia Gen., offer friendship & commerce to the Russian commander and the Governor of Sitka, a
1833-08-03 · C-A 28, doc 162 — On circulating public opinion & rumors; ⭐ notes discontent with 'la reforma de las Misiones, y nada les gusta' (early secularization discontent) and the difficulty obtaining suppli
1833-12-22 · C-A 28, doc 179 — As government commissioner to settle disputes between the neophytes & neighboring Indians at Mission San Rafael (caused by the padre's predecessor), received complaints against May
1833-04-11 · C-A 32, doc 16 — Instructions limiting his conduct on his voyage to the Russian establishment 'Ross'/'Roff' — the orders behind Vallejo's Fort Ross inspection. ⚠ date CONFIRMED 07-27 (11 Apr 1833)
1833-07-13→08-09 · C-A 42, doc 1467 — the ayunt should name a mayordomo for collection; ⭐ Vallejo on improper duty-collection; curb the soldiers selling liquor; Pacheco on *vagos*
1833-08-01 · C-A 45, doc 160 — Heading: '1833. Agosto 1. S. Fr.co / M. G. Vallejo, administrador de rentas de S.n Fr.co al alcalde de S. José.' Abstract: 'Le da parte que ha entregado la administrac.n á Pedro de
1833-05-05 · C-A 53, doc 45 — 'Informe RESERVADO sobre el Establecimiento de Ross' — Vallejo's first-person military reconnaissance of the Russian coast/interior (EXPANDED-ENTRY CANDIDATE). Part 1 (n97–104): le
1833-04-10 · C-A 53, doc 114 — orders Vallejo to reconnoiter the frontier terrain and report which site best combines military defense & colonization — the very commission that produced Vallejo's *Informe reserv
1833-03-31 · C-A 53, doc 118 — reports the Russian governor comes from Sitka to visit Ross; said to be about the change of missionaries, but Vallejo opines it aims 'avanzar el establecimiento á esos rumbos' (Rus
1833-05-05 · C-A 53, doc 120 — reports his visit to the Establecimiento de Ross — the good treatment he & his troop received; Governor Kostromitinoff's desire that his government open diplomatic communications w
1833-05-15 · C-A 53, doc 121 — acknowledges Vallejo's reserved note of 5 May on his reconnaissance of the depopulated lands 'en las Comarcas del Bodega y del Establecimiento de Ross' (= receipt of Doc 45); will
1833-05-06 · C-A 53, doc 124 — private letter: transmits his (Ross) report he could not finish; is training the recruits in arms; asks leave to go to Pueblo de San José to recruit young men as soldiers to fill h
1833-10-03 · C-A 53, doc 125 — the *goleta*-cargo inventory (Vallejo, the commander & the baker doing the storing themselves 'por que no se puede más en S. Francisco'); reports ~50 Indians (10 men + families) ca
1833-10-27 · C-A 56, doc 167 — a sedition in his SF company — 3 soldiers (Juan Ríos, Manuel Sáez, Ramón Mesa) mutiny a 2nd time, making common cause with the convicts (*presidiarios*), demanding their pay & clot
1833-10-21 · C-A 56, doc 169 — the SF & Sta Clara troops plotted to remove their commander; soldiers wanted to petition over their 'desnudez y escasez'; Vallejo calls it a sedition of the whole company
1834-03-24 · C-A 19, doc 274 — Verbatim heading only, no body text supplied by Savage: '1834 Mzo 24. Sn Fco / Alfz Mª G. Vallejo, Comandte de la Compª presidial'. Gloss: Alférez Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, comman
1834-05-09 · C-A 20, doc 11 — reports the ruinous state of the SF presidio — buildings collapsed in the rains, at imminent risk of ruin, the fortress 'acabándose de destruir'; begs urgent aid to preserve the ar
1834-05-02 · C-A 20, doc 15 — the SF company's military archive (held by Capt. Luis Antⁿ Argüello) nearly lost — the 1832 rains ruined the presidio houses incl. the archive's; Figueroa (20 May) orders it preser
1834-01-01 · C-A 28, doc 180 — Reports having pacified the indigenous populations of San Rafael & surroundings, in discord 'por causa de los desórdenes del Padre Mercado' (the 1833 Mercado affair — the friar who
1834-01-14 · C-A 28, doc 185 — Complains that three Californios passed without permission to the Russian establishment (Fort Ross) [cited: Sav p.141] → Russian/Ross flag
1834-01-07 · C-A 28, doc 191 — Reports discharging the soldiers of his Company per Figueroa's 16-Dec order ⚠ UNCITED (Sav p.143)
1834-09-26 · C-A 41, doc 133 — HEADING AND PAGE CITE ONLY - Savage wrote no abstract. Verbatim, in full: '+ 1834 Set. 26. S.n F.co / Mariano G. Vallejo, Capitan del Puerto. / p 179.' Verified at scale=1 magnific
1834-02-09 · C-A 45, doc 152 — Heading: '1834. Fbro 9. S. Fr.co / M. G. Vallejo á Pedro Chaboya, alc.de de S. José / Sobre remision de reclutas. — Carta particular' [= on the sending of recruits; a private lette
1834-02-09 · C-A 53, doc 63 — will remit the padrones/estadísticas of his population, but 'por las nuevas fundaciones y cambios no sabe hasta dónde comprende esta jurisdicción' (the shifting Sonoma-frontier jur
1834-11-12 · C-A 53, doc 105 — orders that when Híjar needs boats to cross the Bay with the colony's livestock, seeds & tools, he be helped with the large launches of San Francisco & S. Rafael (this doc to be in
1834-10-08 · C-A 60, doc 146 — SESSION ACTA Heading verbatim: '+ 1834. = Octubre 8. = Mont. / M. G. Vallejo. á José de la Guerra' [= 1834, October 8, Monterey. M. G. Vallejo to José de la Guerra.] Abstract: 'Le
1835-03-13 · C-A 29, doc 7 — The disarming & suspension of the Híjar–Padrés colony leadership: orden de recoger el armamento y municiones que tiene Padrés, asegurar y embarcar a bordo de la Fragata *Rosa* a lo
1835-03-18 · C-A 29, doc 8 — Acusa recibo de la orden del 13 sobre el pronunciamiento de Torres y Apalátegui; ofrece vigilar la conducta de los sospechosos y obrar con energía al menor movimiento
1835-09-13 · C-A 29, doc 30 — Sobre la sumaria contra el Sgto. José M. Padrés: Vallejo no ha podido proseguirla (ocupado en recluta, ración de la Misión y matanzas; sin escribano militar) y pide se encargue su
1835-03-13 · C-A 39, doc 41 — Communicates the Los Angeles events; no doubt of the enemigos del órden's intentions; proceed to seize the armament & munitions Padrés holds + the rifles distributed to the colonos
1835-03-13 · C-A 39, doc 43 — Complying with orders: Berduzco & Lara and others seized & secured; took at the same time 2 tercios de rifles Padrés held, 3 cajones de municiones de guerra & various cananas; Berd
1835-03-18 · C-A 39, doc 44 — 'Sobre embarque y arresto de Híjar y Padrés' — informed of the Berduzco embarque… [continues n152]
1835-03-18 · C-A 39, doc 45 — Híjar & Padrés, having delivered their charges, to be embarked & held arrested aboard until taken to San Blas — not permitted to land; may embark families/baggage; also to be embar
1836-04-01 · C-A 15, doc 196 — Mexican-period muster: the San Francisco presidial company at Sonoma, 1836. Tte. M. G. Vallejo; Alférez 1º Dámaso A. Rodríguez; Sargtos Prado, Mesa & Antonio Pina; 1 clarín, 2 cabo
1836 Junio 27 · C-A 20, doc 279 — Approves treaties Vallejo made on the northern frontier with several Indian tribes; will travel to Monterey to secure formal Diputación approval 'para satisfacción de las tribus'
1836-11-29 · C-A 45, doc 552 — Verbatim heading: '1836. Nov. 29. Mont. — El Congreso Constituy.te lo nombra Coronel a M. G. Vallejo.' The Congreso Constituyente names Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo Coronel — the revo
1837 Feb.o 27, Monterey · C-A 20, doc 337 — To Guillermo Hartnell, Recaudador de la Aduana Marítima del Estado — re intereses ex-Comand.te Gral Chico left in Cal. (~$2000); orders José R. Estrada to receive from Juan Malarín
1837-03-06 · C-A 45, doc 145 — 'Indios mandados matar' — Vallejo reports the violent death of THREE neophyte Indians of Sta Clara, ordered done by Valentín Yguera; asks the alcalde/judge to do justice; 'los 3 cu
1837-08-24 · C-A 45, doc 146 — VALLEJO'S CUSTOMS-HOUSE MEMORIAL — copied VERBATIM by Savage across ~8 leaves (n288≡n289 = duplicate scan of tomo fol.108). 'Propuestas para impedir el comercio de buques estranger
1837-03-09 / 1837-06-24 · C-A 45, doc 147 — Vallejo mobilizes the north for the Alvarado govt: (Jun 1837, Sonoma) orders 25 *comps. cívicas* men + 'algunos rifleros' from his jurisdiction to the Monterey military commander (
1837-03-27 · C-A 45, doc 148 — Heading: '1837. Mrzo 27. / Vallejo al capitan de milicias civicas, Salvio Pacheco. Invasion de Juan José Tobar.' Abstract: 'Le manda bajo la mas estrecha responsabilidad, reunir la
1838-05-23 · C-A 29, doc 232 — The 1838 smallpox epidemic warning (public-health / Russian-frontier): 'La epidemia horrorosa de las viruelas ha invadido esta frontera, causando los mayores estragos: nos fueron c
1838-05-25 · C-A 29, doc 233 — Civil-war triumph rhetoric (north vs south): congratulates on the defeat of the *sediciosos*: 'el triunfo obtenido sobre los malhadados surianos era una consecuencia gloriosa y nec
1838-06-06 · C-A 29, doc 234 — (CORRECTS survey 'n210') prisoner-arrival + secularization-corruption critique: reports the *partida* that brought Dn José Antº Carrillo and companions prisoner arrived 3 days ago,
1838-08-07 · C-A 29, doc 253 — Vallejo's Aug-1838 Indian campaign: has some prisoners; 'tuvo un encuentro con algunos Indios depredadores y mataron algunos. Desea fundar un nuevo establecimiento para contener la
1838-10-06 · C-A 36, doc 52 — Sobre *'planes de Solano'* (⚠ lead — verify vs Chief Solano → Solano County history)
1838-05-23 · C-A 37, doc 218 — THE 1838 SMALLPOX ARRIVES: 'pr personas de los establecimientos RUSOS É INGLESES ha recibido noticias de los estragos de LA VIRUELA, y sabe ya invadió al Territorio; recomienda el
1838-11-27 / 1838-10-06 / 1836-12-20 · C-A 45, doc 330 — the Vallejo military section: (Nov 1838, Sonoma) Vallejo participates his appointment as Comandante General de California (pp.351–2); (Oct 1838) circular announcing he has taken pr
1838-08-18 · C-A 56, doc 128 — reports the President's communication announcing the rupture with France & the French warship blockade of Mexico's ports (the 1838 'Pastry War' reaching California)
1839-05-31 · C-A 28, doc 55 — On *reclutas* (recruits); Savage cross-ref '(Vide Vall. Docs. VII n°156)' ⚠ OUT OF ORDER (1839) [cited: Sav p.50]
1839-01-01 · C-A 29, doc 294 — Vallejo named Comandante Militar of Alta California: 'Se comunica que el Mtro. de Guerra y Marina lo ha nombrado Comte. Militar de la Alta Califª en consideración á los servicios q
1839-01-19 · C-A 29, doc 296 — Manifiesta la necesidad de reorganizar las compañías presidiales de la Alta California
1839-02-27 · C-A 29, doc 305 — 'Dice que la Comandª. Gral. ha nombrado al Tente. Coronl. José Castro, Comte. Militar de Monterey'
1839-05-19 · C-A 29, doc 318 — 'Sobre oficiales licenciados': objects that the Comandª. Gral. discharged officers — 'licenció al Capn. Salvio Pacheco, y al Capn. Salvador Vallejo' — before the Comisión of the Su
1839-07-10 · C-A 29, doc 335 — Que no hay bastante pª. el pago de las tropas y empleados del Departamto.; que el Comte. Gral. podrá auxiliar con 8 ó 10,000 pesos
1839-07-10 · C-A 29, doc 336 — Que [Alvarado] 'pr. sus enfermedades transfiere el Gobo. al 1er Vocal, Manl. Jimeno Casarin' (interim governorship, July 1839)
1839-07-29 · C-A 29, doc 339 — Fuero-militar jurisdictional clash: the Sta Bárbara Juez de Paz imprisoned a *criado* of Comte. de la Guerra, and after the 3 days the law allows a foreign jurisdiction he refused
1839-09-09 · C-A 29, doc 343 — Se pide una entrevista en uno de los Puntos de Santa Clara ó San José (Reservado)
1839-09-09 · C-A 29, doc 344 — Se sugiere la organización de ciertas fuerzas 'en atención á algunos síntomas funestos que advierte'
1839-09-09 · C-A 29, doc 345 — 'Sobre organización de fuerzas militares': cites 'la parte 2ª del Artº 3 de la ley de 20 de Mzo. de 1837' on the Gov.'s power over the force, but the Comandª. 'no tiene actualmte.
1839-10-16 · C-A 29, doc 353 — Chief Solano: 'Que el Gefe de Ind[io]s Solano, solicita permiso p[ar]a pasar á esa Cap[ita]l con 80 Indios' (the Suisun chief requesting to travel to Monterey with 80 Indians)
1839-10-31 · C-A 29, doc 354 — Se trascribe comunicac. del Mtro. de Guerra relativo á los intereses del país; 'que los pobladores en la frontera deberia ser principalm[en]te naturales' (frontier settlers should
1839-10-29 · C-A 29, doc 355 — 'La Com[andanci]a Gr[a]l. le vuelve á instar á una entrevista p[ar]a tratar asuntos g[enera]les' (again urges Alvarado to a meeting)
1839-10-29 · C-A 29, doc 356 — 'Participa que el Gob[iern]o Supremo aprobó el haberse puesto sobre las armas una fuerza de Infant[eri]a compuesta de 95 hombres, autorizando el aumento hasta el n[úmer]o necesario
1839-10-31 · C-A 29, doc 357 — 'Lamenta q[u]e no hayan llegado á un arreglo en su entrevista, y q[u]e hayan sido despedidos alg[uno]s oficiales sin que él lo supiera' (regrets the failed interview and that offic
1839-11-12 · C-A 29, doc 358 — 'Que la Com[andanci]a Gr[a]l. se ha enterado de la aprobación q[u]e de su persona hizo el Sup[rem]o. Gob[iern]o, como Gob[ernad]r del Departamento' (acknowledges Mexico's confirmat
1839-11-13 · C-A 29, doc 359 — 'Sobre propuesto viage del 1[er]o. á Méj[ico]' — Vallejo's rebuttal to Alvarado's reproach for not having gone to Mexico City. Full-text (Savage 'O'-marked). His return north was n
1839-12-26 · C-A 29, doc 360 — 'Sobre depredaciones de indios en San José. Falta de fuerza pública.' Full-text (Savage 'O'-marked). Reply (received 'con 13 dias de atrazo') to Alvarado's note of the 13th on a 'a
1839-12-30 · C-A 29, doc 361 — (⚠ last document of the volume) Full-text (Savage 'O'-marked). The curtidor (tanner) who was at Santa Clara left his contract at the Mission and J.J. Vallejo hired him at the San J
1839-06-06 · C-A 42, doc 731 — Admonishes Salvador Vallejo to fulfill his military duties and make his subordinates do so
1839-06-13 · C-A 42, doc 733 — Orders him to command the permanent cavalry company, dependent only on the Comandancia
1839-06-06 · C-A 42, doc 734 — 'Suspensión de Oficio': orders Salvador to cease functioning as Juez (named by 'una autoridad incompetente' without the Comandancia's notice) — a military-vs-civil jurisdiction cla
1839-06-06 · C-A 42, doc 735 — Objects: his appointment was by a competent authority (Governor → Prefect → sworn before the SF Alcalde); his removal depends on the Governor
1839-06-07 · C-A 42, doc 736 — Again orders separation from the Juzgado; the Comandancia declares the Governor's appointment null insofar as Vallejo depends on it; per the Gen. Govt order the Californias' auxili
1839-01-02 · C-A 53, doc 176 — congratulates Alvarado on being confirmed Governor per the Supreme Govt's orders brought by Comisionado Andrés Castillero, ending 'las ocurrencias que tuvieron al Departamento divi
1840-09-20 · C-A 20, doc 551 — Nombram.to de cirujano de las fuerzas. 'Le avisa haber nombrado á Eduardo Bale, cirujano de las tropas en lugar de Manuel de Alva, que se halla incapaz de ejercer sus deberes. Suel
1840-04-09 · C-A 30, doc 4 — Sobre Rusos y presas extranjeros: saldrá á aprehender los extranjeros; la frontera no está en estado de resistir — el fuerte más lejano de la Norte-Americana está á una legua
1840-04-09 · C-A 30, doc 5 — Sobre San Rafael: es pueblo (no misión), de hecho secularizado siendo comisionado Ignacio Martínez; reunió los bienes obrando de acuerdo con S.E.; rechaza que el Gobⁿ departamental
1840-04-11 · C-A 30, doc 6 — Sobre presa de extranjeros: coger los extranjeros conspiradores en «el Cabo», franquear el barco nacional «Guipuzcoana» por cuenta del Gobⁿ departamental, presos hasta Acapulco — [
1840-04-12 · C-A 30, doc 7 — Sobre sublevación de tropa: la Compañía de infantería de la frontera se subleva la noche del 9, intenta acabar con la Caballería y matar al Jefe Solano; el alférez Lázaro Piña + mu
1840-04-13 · C-A 30, doc 8 — Envía el documento de lo ocurrido en la frontera; por esa causa no pudo ir á San Francisco á esperar la salida del buque nacional que debía llevar los presos extranjeros
1840-04-16 · C-A 30, doc 11 — Remisión de efectos por la barca «La Joven Guipuzcoana»: 20 fusiles, 500 cartuchos, 500 piedras de chispa, 20 casacas y 20 gorras de infantería
1840-05-23 · C-A 39, doc 176 — Abrego to Vallejo, item 22: asks that the habilitados of the San Francisco cavalry and infantry companies send in muster rolls and estimates
1840-06-25 · C-A 39, doc 177 — Abrego to Vallejo, item 23: remits $900 by Fitch, half in silver and half in goods, $700 for the San Francisco company and $200 for the Comandante General
1840-08-05 · C-A 39, doc 178 — Abrego to Vallejo, item 24: refuses the ordered prorateo, having had no copy of the supreme order, and proposes a single habilitado general for all companies at Monterey
1840-09-01 · C-A 39, doc 180 — Abrego to Vallejo, item 26: sends the August corte de caja, reports $800 in silver he has refused to distribute pending an answer, and has told the military commander of Monterey t
1841-07-30 · C-A 30, doc 103 — Sobre restos de territorio ocupado por rusos: Pedro Kostromitinoff (agente de las colonias ruso-americanas) llegó á Bodega á arreglar el territorio que usurpan hace 25 años; sus co
1841-08-11 · C-A 30, doc 104 — Aviso de llegada de agente: Pedro Kostromitinoff, agente del Gobierno de Sitka, viene á entenderse sobre la desocupación de Ross
1841-11-16 · C-A 45, doc 144 — order to send back 'unos dos de los emigrados del Missouri' — them or their guarantors as the law requires — a direct San-José-district reaction to the 1841 overland (Bartleson–Bid
1842-10-8 · C-A 39, doc 58 — 'Sobre nombramiento de gefe militar' — transcribes the Comandante genl's 6 Oct. communication naming Vallejo gefe de la línea militar desde Sonoma hasta San José, to preserve order
1842-11-08 · C-A 45, doc 143 — Vallejo's appointment as Comandante Militar de la línea del Norte (1842) — the northern-frontier command, distinct from his 1838 Comte-Gral commission (Doc 86) → military register
1843-10 · C-A 30, doc 200 — La Comandancia del Norte ignora las atribuciones de Sutter; pide se le manden, pues se necesitan para informar sus consultas
1843-05-23 · C-A 39, doc 141 — As Comandante Militar de la línea al Norte, reports the surgeon D. Eduardo Bale's resignation (admitted); + 1845 Apr 19, San Blas — Micheltorena → Comisario transcribing the Min. d
1843-03-15 · C-A 49, doc 1027 — forwards a rancho title; requests silver to relieve the troops (treasury shortage); the schooner California's departure with provisions
1844-12-28 · C-A 30, doc 203 — Sobre peligros del país: repartió las proclamas que trajo Limantour; el norte bajo presión — en el Río del Sacramento hay miles de emigrantes peligrosos, llegan muchas familias y h
1846-05-25 · C-A 31, doc 96 — Warns that 2,000 American families are due to arrive by 15–20 July and advises *'un dique á la invasión estranjera'* — three weeks before the Bear Flaggers would seize Vallejo hims
1847-04-05 · C-A 53, doc 192 — the US-conquest transition — under the new American regime, Vallejo transmits to Kearny copies of the Figueroa instructions that authorized his colonization of the northern frontie
1847-10-30 · C-A 63, doc 225 — Proceedings in trial of Antº Armijo, Robt. Smith ('Growling Smith') & John Egger, accused of murder of Indians (the Cosumnes raid, cf. docs 185/186): accompanies papers of proceedi
1847-09 · C-A 63, doc 420 — Cannot send the statistical census asked, for want of data & the difficulty that most rancho owners do not understand Castilian; rumors of war stirred by the Indians 25 leagues N o
1847-09-07 · C-A 63, doc 421 — THE ARMIJO/EGGER/SMITH TRIAL (Spanish version, cf. ⭐⭐⭐ doc 185): per instructions to try the criminal cause against Armijo, Egger y Smith for the Sacramento Indian killings, presen
1847-05-26 · C-A 63, doc 443 — THE VALLEJO FRONTIER-TRIBES REPORT: could not write sooner, occupied with the tribes of the north & the coast beyond this point who have committed depredations in the immediate ran
1847-05-04 · C-A 63, doc 444 — (Doctº en inglés) Has learned of the departure of the Company destined to pursue the Indians who are stealing so much cattle & horses, alive & dead; Boggs, in charge of the alcaldí
1848-11-30 · C-A 63, doc 434 — Several distant rancheros complain of depredations by the Indians, esp. on cattle & horses; encloses an original letter that Benjamín Kelsey (resident here) received from his broth
1849-08-04 · C-A 63, doc 189 — 'Murder of an Indn' & Vallejo's essay on Indian character & efforts to civilize them: on 3rd Sept[?] learned an Indian had been shot; visited scene with Lt. Anderson (Commandg the