University of California Publications in History, Količina 1 ,3. izdajaUniversity of California Press, 1914 |
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alcalde mayor Alonso García Apaches apostates April 14 attack Auto of Cruzate Autos sobre los Auttos tocantes Ayeta cabildo Captain Madrid Captain Ramírez Casas Grandes cédula Christian church citizens Conchos Cruzate's Declaration of Juan Dictamen Fiscal Diego documents Durango El Paso enemy Expediente Father López folio Fray Nicolás governor Guadalupe del Paso hundred ibid Indians Isleta Janos Joseph Juan the Quivira Julimes July 25 Jumano Jumano country junta jurisdiction La Junta leagues letter of Cruzate Maestre de Campo Mansos Mendoza messenger Mexican mission November Nueva Vizcaya October Parral Paso district pesos petition Piros and Tiguas Posadas presidio priests ranchería religious returned revolt Río del Norte Río del Sacramento river San Francisco San Lorenzo San Pedro Santa Fé Santa Getrudis Senecú Señora de Guadalupe September 19 settle settlers sobre los Socorros Socorros Soledad Sonora Spaniards Sumas Tiguas tribes Vetancurt Viage viceroy Zacatecas
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Stran 302 - Gonsales, custodian of said custody, having given a patent to Senor Don Juan, Manso governor and captaingeneral for his majesty; and having received the patents from my superior, in which he orders me to descend for the instruction and conversion of this heathendom, and license from the said Senor Don Juan, Manso governor; and having descended with no little labor, to El Passo del Rio del Norte, on the border of New Spain, and in the middle of the custody and province of New Mexico; and having congregated...
Stran 316 - These Indians, added to those who had retreated with him in 1680, must have made a fairly large element of foreign Indian population at El Paso, and a sufficient number to complicate the situation there, which was already regarded as serious as early as October 16, 1680.14 Recognizing the need of a settled place of residence for the Indian population and more satisfactory quarters for the Spanish refugees,* Otermin took steps immediately to secure those ends. "While still encamped at Estero Largo,...
Stran 302 - ... which already I have celebrated the sacred mystery of our redemption, I took possession of this conversion of the Mansos and Sumanas, and of all the other surrounding heathen which might be assembled or might be called to our or to whatever evangelical preacher, in name of all our sacred religion, and immediately of the custody of the conversion of San Pablo of New Mexico; and I named and dedicated this holy church and conversion to the most holy Virgin of Guadalupe with the above name of El...
Stran 298 - Mastre de Campo Juan Dominguez de Mendoza, en fines del ano de 1683 y principios de 1684.
Stran 302 - In the Name of the most Holy Trinity,' commences this singular document, 'Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, three distinct persons, and one only true God, and of the most Holy Virgin, our Lady, we form this partnership.' Neither Pizarro nor Almagro could write, and their names, therefore, were subscribed by the hands of the witnesses; while, the more strongly to bind them to its observance, they took oath upon a missal, tracing a cross thereon, in the...
Stran 319 - Escalante their location was as follows: "two leagues, [or] more below Nuestra Sefiora de Guadalupe del Paso, with Piros and Tompiros Indians, the pueblo of Senecu; a league and a half toward the east, with Tihuas Indians, the pueblo of Corpus Christi de la Isleta ; twelve leagues from El Paso, and seven and a half from Isleta, following the same Rio del Norte, with Piros Indians, a few Thanos, and some more Gemex...
Stran 298 - ' Num 27 . de los Papeles del Supor . Govno . Ano de 1681 . Segundo quaderno de Numo .6 . Pa . remitir a leon . Srio . Don Pedro Velasques de la Cadena . Expediente no.
Stran 312 - The disposition of the troops and the people is given in a letter of Ayeta written to the commissary general of his order on December 20. Ayeta writes : All the army remains on the same Rio del Norte divided into three divisions, at a distance of two leagues from each other: the governor and the cabildo in that of San Lorenzo (a name which was given in memory of the destruction having been on the day which the church celebrates for him) and with His Lordship five religious; he is also building huts...
Stran 308 - Material furnished by Professor Bolton and Mr. JW Curd. ish settlement in the El Paso district, they are sufficient to show that the occupation of El Paso did not take place in 1680, as is sometimes supposed. The evidence adduced proves that there were at least three missions established and a nucleus of Spanish settlers in the region before the refugees from New Mexico withdrew there in 1680. The importance of the missionary center may be gathered from the number of priests present in the monastery...
Stran 318 - Whether Otermin awaited orders from the superior government or put into immediate execution his plan of settlement, is not clear from the documents now available.19 Before locating the Spaniards and Indians, however, he took with him several members of the cabildo and made a careful examination of both banks of the Rio del Norte, from Estero Largo to La Toma, the conversion of the Sumas. He found no place that appeared more suitable for settlement than San Lorenzo, which was chosen, not because of...