muster & artillery 'extractos de revista' cluster. — ⭐⭐ Garrison/artillery strength data (all → the garrison & artillery register): Monterey artillery 12 men (Jul–Sep 1816), 14 (Doc III-8), and 17 (Dec 1818: 2 cpls incl. Cabo José de Jesús Vallejo + 15 gunners); Monterey monthly troop strength all of 1818 = 82–85 (+3 servants, ~28 invalids); Monterey 1795 = 60 men; Monterey 1819 musters; San Diego 1829 = 45 men (Zamorano; Capt. Miguel González); ⭐ Santa Barbara 1815 = ~66 (Capt. José Argüello, Tente José de la Guerra, Alférez Joaquín Maitorena; 3 sgts/6 cpls/56 sol/31 inv); ⭐ 64 militia artillerymen province-wide 'bajo las armas desde 1816.' ⭐ José Darío Argüello baja from the SB captaincy 31 Dec 1814 — promoted Governor of Baja California (de la Guerra takes command). Also: Pérez Fernández sends a Sgt. Pedro Amador diary (1795 → the Indian-raiding dossier).
| Date | 1795–1829 (year) |
|---|---|
| From | Doc III-11 |
| Series | State Papers, Sacramento |
| Tomo | I |
| Original tomo page | — |
| Savage copy page | 295–303 |
| Scan leaf | n294–n302 |
| Document type | Abstracts |
| Source | Savage abstract |
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