Founding muster of the company to garrison the Presidio & Missions of the Santa Bárbara Channel. Tte

Provincial State Papers, Benicia (Military), tomo I–XIX · BANC MSS C-A 15, document 128

Founding muster of the company to garrison the Presidio & Missions of the Santa Bárbara Channel. Tte. José Fco. Ortega; Alférez José Argüello; Sargtos Pablo Antonio Cota & Ignacio Olivera; Habilitado Hermenegildo Sal; cabos Alejandro de Sotomayor, José Mª de Ortega; ~54 soldados (Luis Lugo, Alejandro Ruiz, José Gonzáles, Martín Reyes, Anastasio Mª Félix, Fco. Salvador de Lugo, Joaquín Higuera, Fco. de Paula García, José Miguel Flores, José Lobo, Ignacio Lugo, José Manuel Valenzuela, José Estevan Romero, Fco. Javier Mejía, Juan Andrés Montiel, Loreto Salazar, Ildefonso Domínguez, Fco. Calvo, José Carmen Arana, Victorino Félix, Agustín Leiba, José Velarde, José Ontiveros, José Prudencio Aranguré[?], Fco. Mª Ruiz, Juan Matías Olivas, Julián Guerrero, Felipe Gonzáles, Justo Hernández, José Parra, Fco. Ontiveros, José Mª Polanco, Fco. Juárez, Eugenio Valdés, José Ant. Cortés, Guillermo Soto, José Mª Samaniego, Fructuoso Ruiz, Joaquín Rodríguez, Juan Ign. Valencia, Ign. Rodríguez, Rosalino Fernández, Vicente Quijada, Juan Ign. Martínez, Eugenio Ruiz, José Villa, Ign. Mª Ortega…). Totals: 1 Tte, 1 Alférez, 3 sargentos, 2 cabos, 54 soldados = 61. Note: 'En 1º de Julio de 1782 estaban los mismos' minus Fco. Ontiveros, Fco. Juárez, José Ant. Cortés & José Prudencio Aranguré. Orig. pp.60–61 & 70–71.

Date1781-10-30 (exact)
FromJosé Francisco Ortega
PlaceSan Gabriel
SeriesProvincial State Papers, Benicia (Military)
TomoIII
Original tomo page60–61, 70–71
Savage copy page106–108
Scan leafn107–n109
Document typemuster/roster
SourceSavage abstract

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