Chumash revolt follow-up (cites his of.o No.16 of 21 Apr)

Departmental Records, tomo I · BANC MSS C-A 46, document 286

Chumash revolt follow-up (cites his of.o No.16 of 21 Apr): forwards original parte of 'Ten.te de Infant.a D.n Narciso Fabregat, Com.te en Gefe de la division q.e operaba en persecuc.n de los sediciosos' sent via 'Cap.n Com.te del Pres.o... de St.a Bárb.a D.n José de la Guerra y Noriega'; new plan: division under 'Cap.n D.n Pablo de la Portilla' with 2nd 'el Ten.te D.n Ant.o del Valle' to attack 'á dos fuegos', and failing that 'he expedido un indulto gral. p.a los q.e sediendo de su obstinacion se presenten rindiendo las armas'. Rebel refuge described: 'un fungueral ó tular pantanojo é impenetrable' where Indians cross 'como si anduviesen cual otros Israelitas á pie en juto p.r el mar bermejo', living on fish, tule and freshwater shellfish; sieges impractical, marshes 'mas de una legua de latitud'. Rebels 'hasciende el num.o de 600' (mission fugitives + gentiles, some stolen firearms, lances, machetes) vs troops 'de ciento y tantos'. Casualties: patriots Fran.co Quijada, Fran.co y Narc.o Dominguez wounded, 'de gravedad Fran.co Dominguez de resulta de cuyas heridas murio quedando su enfelize viuda cargada de hijos tiernos' — asks S.A.S. grant her 'alg.a penc.n'

Date1824-06-11 (exact)
FromArgüello á Mtro. de Grra. y Marina
PlaceMonterey
SeriesDepartmental Records
TomoI
Original tomo pagepp.150-2
Savage copy page219/218.; 220/219.; 221/220.; 222/221.
Scan leafn222–n225
Document typeoficio
SourceSavage abstract

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