Records252
Item-level252
Span1825–1840
Leaves472
Coveragecomplete
Manuscript scans: this volume on the Internet Archive (digitized microfilm of the Savage transcripts).
Printable finding aid (PDF) — the full one-line record list with provenance, for offline use and circulation.
Notable documents
- 1829-06-25 · Subtte. de Artillería José Fernández del Campo → Cmdt. de la Plaza — The Solís-revolt conspiracy sumaria (June–Aug 1829). Fernández del Campo reports (18–21 Jun) that cabo Mariano Vaquero[?], artilleryman Pablo/Pedro Guerrero[?] (Savage's copy writes 'Pablo' on the first leaf, 'Pedro' on the next) & cavalry-soldier Juan Lisalde[?] revealed a conspiracy 'que debía ser dirigida por el presidiario Sargto… (orig. p. 578–598) manuscript scan ↗
- 1831-01-08 · Echeandía — Measure to check the Russians of Ross/Bodega — the grant of 'Santa Rosa' as a barrier. Echeandía, holding it 'de suma importancia á la seguridad é integridad del territorio nacional,' resolves to plant a settlement on the land between Mission San Rafael and the Russian establishment of the puerto de Bodega, 'que sirva de barrera' against… (orig. p. 166–167) manuscript scan ↗
- 1830-08-06 · Rodrigo del Pliego — hoja de servicios — Pliego's service record. Began as alférez in Cal. 21 Dec 1824 (Monterey company → SB Aug 1827–Feb 1828); prior México service in the Regimiento de Dragones de Tlalnepantla, retired 10 Dec 1821 as Alf. de Urbanos. Notable commissions: (1) 21 July 1828 — commissioned by the SB Cmdt. with 20 men 'p[ar]a la pacificación de los indios de la… (orig. p. (svc rec.) 399–400) manuscript scan ↗
- 1830-03-24 · Romualdo Pacheco, Comandante → alférez José Mª Ramírez — 'Sublevación de Solís' — the Cabo Joaquín Piña salute causa. Pacheco orders Ramírez to open a sumaria on a complaint (relayed via art. cmdt. José Fernández del Campo from SF cmdt. Ignacio Martínez, dated 20 Feb) against artillery Cabo José Joaquín Piña. Martínez's account: on 28 Nov [1829] at 1 PM, while he was at home with his family… (orig. p. 452–476) manuscript scan ↗
- 1830-05-18 · Ignacio del Valle, Ayudante de Plaza, Juez fiscal → Cmdt. Gen. — The Ignacio Leonardo Herrera ecclesiastical-asylum causa (the concrete case behind Doc 93). The civilian Ignacio Leonardo Herrera (age 29, native of Guadalajara; escribano + 'principios de flebotomía') knifed the cavalry-sentinel Miguel Castro (cuts to arm/finger/back) on 17 May 1830, in revenge after Castro drove him 'á cintarazos' from… (orig. p. 535–645) manuscript scan ↗
- 1831-03-11 · Lic. [Rafael] Gómez, Asesor (fiscal cadet Ignacio del Valle) — header '1831 Mzo 11 S. Carlos, Gómez, Asesor del Territᵒ — Proceso contra el mayordomo García por haber azotado cruelmente á neófitos y gentiles de S. Diego'; the fiscal's 10-yr-presidio demand + Juan Bandini as *defensor* discrediting the gentile witnesses ('son de gentiles impuestos á echar mentiras') both confirmed. Proceso vs. the… (orig. p. 332–510) manuscript scan ↗
- 1830-05-07 · José Mª de Echeandía — Deportation roster of the Solís-revolt prisoners shipped on the American barque *Volunteer* to San Blas 'á la disposición del Supremo Gob.no' — 15 individuals: José Mª Herrera (sub-comisario provisional, lodged 'en un camarote de proa de la cámara y recluido á él'), Joaquín Solís (paisano — the revolt's leader), soldiers of the Monterey… (orig. p. 679–680) manuscript scan ↗
- 1829-11-12 · Echeandía — Umbrella header for the Solís-revolt trial dossier: 'Pronunciamiento de Solís — Proceso contra los rebeldes — Indagaciones sobre la revolución por España — Sentencia contra Fr. Luis Antonio Martínez, Ministro de la Misión de San Luis Obispo.' (The revolt's trial + the inquiry into a pro-Spanish dimension + the sentence against the SLO… (orig. p. (header)) manuscript scan ↗
- 1829-11-15 · Joaquín Solís, Mariano Vaquero, Andrés de León, Petronilo Ríos, J. de la Torre — The Solís revolt's 'Plan de la revolución' / 'Manifiesto al Público' — a long indictment of Gov. Echeandía (corruption, self-enrichment, favoritism, suspending the Diputación, paralyzing agriculture/commerce/schools, the suspended Hacienda, impunity of crimes, troop 'hambre y desnudez' and indiscipline) followed by 9 articles: (1)… (orig. p. (Plan)) manuscript scan ↗
- 1830-02 (events Nov 1829) · Echeandía / fiscals Pacheco & Pliego — The Solís-revolt sumaria (declarations & confessions). Echeandía forwards declarations by Juan B. Alvarado, Ignacio Vallejo & José Castro, all naming J. Mª Herrera as the revolt's promoter / author of the Plan. Confessions of the accused (cabo Andrés de León, 21, owns his signature on the Plan but calls it Vaquero's work) narrate the… (orig. p. (sumaria)) manuscript scan ↗
- 1830 (events Nov 1829) · Echeandía / Zamorano (fiscal) — The 'revolución por España' autos — the prosecution of Fr. Luis Antonio Martínez. Echeandía orders the inquiry; the file's cover sheet (carátula) reads 'Autos q[u]e aclaran q[u]e el objeto de la facción de Solís, era el de pronunciarse en favor del Gob.no Español.' Testimony implicates the San Luis Obispo missionary Fr. Luis Antonio… (orig. p. (autos)) manuscript scan ↗
- 1833-11-22 · Gen. José Figueroa (fiscal Nicolás Gutiérrez) — Sentence in the San Diego Indian-uprising conspiracy. A planned general uprising of the SD-area Indians (reported by Tomás Olivera from Rancho Tecate): to gather the convened Indians, assault the San Diego presidio on the 20th, 'acabar con los blancos p[ar]a ser independientes, y gobernarse ellos mismos,' the same intended for the… (orig. p. 314–528) manuscript scan ↗
- 1833–35 · Gov. Figueroa / Sec. Zamorano — The penal-colony convict register (→ Expanded Entry G): a compiled dossier of convict-release petitions 'por [las cuales] aparece que este territorio era colonia penal de México' — ~25+ named presidiarios with sentence dates & 1833–35 liberty decrees (Moreno, Roso, Trinidad Cruz, Rangel, Barreto, Vásquez, M. Sánchez, J.A. López, Badillo,… (orig. p. 183–306) manuscript scan ↗
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