'Respuestas á 15 preguntas del Gobr' on the Fernandine missions of the S

Provincial State Papers, tomo XVII · BANC MSS C-A 10, document 235

'Respuestas á 15 preguntas del Gobr' on the Fernandine missions of the S. Diego jurisdiction, answering Borica's letter of '3 de Dbre del año últº', given 'bajo de mi palabra de honor'. Q4: runaways 'que llaman cimarrones, cuando vuelven ó los cojen, los reprenden y castigan por la ausencia'. Q6: three hot meals, atole and pozole, with beef. Q8: solteras 'que llaman 'monjas'' and wives whose husbands are absent 'duermen encerradas en una pieza ó galería'. Q9: work 6–11 and 1pm to near sunset, 'pº en esta de S Diego se ha advertido alguna demasía'. Q10: 8 days a year 'de paseo' to gather piñoles. Q11: friars bar Indians from the escolta guardhouses. Q12: 'El corte castigo qe imponen á los neófitos, es de 25, 35, 50 y un novenario de azotes de á 25 diarios, segun el delito' and 'tienen calabozos, grillos, grilletes y cepos'. Q13: they 'venden todas las demas cosas con esceso'. Q15: mission funds at the presidio — S. Gabriel $2597.2, S. Juan Capistº $4552.3½, S. Luis 'es fundn nueva', S. Diego $3810.7½, 'Son $10960.5'. Spans n193–n198; ends 'Copia en Monterey, Abril 12 de 99 = Borica'.

Date1799-03-21 (exact)
FromAntonio Grajera
ToBorica
PlaceS. Diego
SeriesProvincial State Papers
TomoXVII
Original tomo pagep.427-429
Savage copy page193/191
Scan leafn193–n198
Document typeinterrogatorio (answers)
SourceSavage abstract

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