muster roll + arms/munitions report, Monterey presidial company. — Lt. Cmdt. Goycoechea (alférez post *vacante*); Sgts. Pablo Cota, José Olivera, Raymundo Carrillo; Cpls. Pedro Amador, Ignacio Olivera; ~51 soldiers named (incl. Luis Peña, Martín Reyes, Manuel Boronda, Mariano Cota, José Pico). Totals: 1 lt., 3 sgts., 2 cpls., 51 sol. (4 plazas vacantes); 124 horses, 109 mules. Arms shortfall: short 13 muskets, 6 *cueras*, 19 sword-guards; 'armamento en uso… en mediano estado.' Munitions: 4@ 17 lb powder, cannon cartridges (bala de á 4), grapeshot, 3,600 musket cartridges, 113@ lead plate, 1,900 gunflints. ⭐ Build note: 'se halla concluido el 3.er lienzo de este Presidio [Monterey] con Iglesia, casas de oficiales, casa de capellán, y 5 casas de soldados' (3rd curtain-wall complete, 1797).
| Date | 1797, Apr (year) |
|---|---|
| From | Felipe de Goycoechea |
| Series | State Papers, Sacramento |
| Tomo | I |
| Original tomo page | p.19–21 |
| Savage copy page | 4–8 |
| Scan leaf | n4–n7 |
| Document type | Transcription |
| Source | Savage abstract |
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