Finding Aid to the Herbert Eugene Bolton Papers, 1890-1953, bulk 1909-1951

Series 1: Research Materials. 1404-1921

Physical Description: Cartons 1-52; Carton 53, folders 16-18; Cartons 98-99; Box 145; Oversize boxes 1-80; File box 5

Arrangement

Chronological

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of Bolton's research materials that he collected from various sources over the course of his career. The primary forms of the documents are photocopies, transcripts, and translations; there are few, if any, original documents. Bolton's arrangement of this series was maintained as closely as possible. Vivian Fisher, a member of the Bancroft Library staff who processed this series in 1961, retained the basic grouping of documents, which are divided geographically and then chronologically. Each of the thirteen groups is a subseries. Fisher also assigned item numbers from 1 to 820 to the documents. As she noted, each item number may represent a group of documents or a single piece. Documents specific to one topic were often gathered from many sources, which are noted wherever possible. The subseries frequently cover a period of more than a century, and the items are arranged by the date of original document (rather than the date Bolton worked with it, which is usually not known).

Researchers should note that the geographical divisions made by the subseries are not completely finite. Many documents detail various expeditions of exploration that began in one geographical area and ended in another. These documents were filed under the division that represents the majority of the material. In the case of letters or reports from one person, these may be found in more than one area of the collection.

In the following introduction to the collection, written by Bolton in 1951, the reader will find many details about the historical research and writing sides of Bolton's career. However, some of the archives that he mentions are not represented in the collection.

Manuscript Materials for the History of the Pacific Coast and the Southwest

This brief Introduction is designed to tell in general terms the story of gathering the historical materials in the Bolton Collection, and to indicate the more than sixty archives and repositories in various parts of Europe and the Western Hemisphere from which the documents have been obtained. Most of the repositories are outside of the United States, and the task of collecting the materials has involved extensive travel and research, covering many summers and a sabbatical leave of fifteen months. Added together, these periods would total three or more years devoted specifically to this activity, not to mention the many documents I have acquired by correspondence on the basis of my previous archival work.

In the accompanying list, with minor exceptions, the citation is given for the source of each document or group of documents. By actual count, the Collection contains more than 146,000 pages of archival materials. The story of assembling them is a chapter in the record of my activities over a long period of time, and is also a chapter in the historiography of the Southwest and the Pacific Slope of North America, and in the development of the concept of a synthetic history of the Western Hemisphere. My research and the assembling of the documents have been two phases of the same activity, which I have found necessary in order to supplement the rich collections at the University of Texas and in the Bancroft Library at the University of California.

To differentiate my gathering of unpublished materials from Bancroft, it might be said that he assembled his magnificent collection chiefly from within California and on the market, and not to a major extent from archives outside the Pacific Coast. This is not to minimize his tremendous achievement, but to indicate that he did not acquire much material from the great archives of the Western Hemisphere and Europe, of which our history is a part. My gathering, which has greatly supplemented that of Bancroft, has been done largely in the archives of Mexico and Europe, where a vast quantity of the early records of events on the Pacific Coast and the Southwest accumulated in the process of frontier expansion and administration.

A few personal comments may be pertinent here for the light they shed upon the Collection. I began my work in Western and Spanish-American history when I went to the University of Texas in the fall of 1901, having previously studied with the noted scholars Turner, Haskins, McMaster, Cheyney, and Munro in the universities of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, my major work as a student being in the United States history with Turner in Wisconsin and McMaster in Pennsylvania, no one of whom had any special knowledge of or interest in the field which I have subsequently cultivated.

When I went to Texas, Garrison and Barker were doing splendid work in the history of that area, beginning with the Anglo American occupation, on which their interests were definitely centered. The Spanish background of the Southwest and the Pacific Coast was new to me except in the most general sense, and I did not know a dozen words of the Spanish language. All my professors and all my text-books had dismissed the history of Spanish America in a few paragraphs, dogmatically asserting that "Spain failed," but in what the failure consisted they never specified. This dictum seemed to them as axiomatic as two plus two equals four, and was neither questioned nor explained. A vast continent, two-thirds of which was colonized by Spain and Portugal, and still is inhabited and ruled by Spaniards and Portuguese, who have developed great American nations, had little meaning for ultranationalistic historians, and consequently it did not enlist their curiosity. The explanation of this myopic view is that they limited American history to the United States, which in area is less than one-fourth of America. The other three-fourths of the Continent, including Canada and Latin America, did not count in their synthesis.

At the University of Texas, while I taught Medieval History, I became interested in the Spanish background of our Southwest, through what I saw around me and through participating with Garrison and Barker in the editing of the Texas State Historical Quarterly, a task for which I had some technical preparation, since I had made my way through high school as printer's devil on the Tomah Journal, a weekly newspaper published in my home town in Wisconsin. Perhaps I got some of my toughness from the editor, Lynn B. Squier, a cultured graduate of the University of Wisconsin, who, according to last reports was alive and busy at the age of ninety-nine. Possibly, with a sense of responsibility or of curiosity, he is waiting to see how I am going to turn out.

In Austin I studied the Spanish language with dynamic Professor Casís, and meanwhile translated many pages of Spanish documents for Blair and Robertson's fifty volumes on the history of the Philippine Islands, a work that was published as a result of the acquisition of those islands by the United States after "Dewey's Victory." The man who had the vision to conceive the project was Edward E. Ayer, once a resident of San Francisco and later a business man of Chicago, who made a fortune by selling railroad ties, and who also became a famous collector of rare books and manuscripts, which are now at the Newberry Library in Chicago, and of works of art, which are now in the Field Museum.

At the University of Texas there was a large mass of official Spanish documents relating to the colonial period of Texas, and called the Béxar Archives, because the records had accumulated at San Antonio de Béxar, capital and metropolis of the Spanish province of Texas. Across the eastern boundary, at Natchitoches in Louisiana, another important archive had accumulated during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. These records, mostly written in French, supplemented the Béxar Archive because of the intimate relations, friendly or hostile, between Louisiana and Texas. On both of these archives I drew freely, and on the basis of them and of materials that I gathered in Mexico, I published numerous articles and monography, including Texas in the Middle Eighteenth Century, and a two volume work on De Mézières, the distinguished Louisiana soldier, Indian agent, and explorer. In each case I made copies of many important documents, and they are included in my Collection. I just now learn that on the basis of my publication a novel has been written about De Mézières, from which one may infer he was a colorful personality.

Meanwhile I spent several summers in Mexico gathering materials from the central and frontier archives, and later on I worked fifteen consecutive months in Mexico preparing for the Carnegie Institution of Washington a Guide to Materials for the History of the United States in the Archives of Mexico (Washington, 1913, 553 pages), at the same time adding to my Collection. By the officials of the Archivo General the Guide is called "La Biblia," the Bible, and it is in daily use by them. The range of my gathering in Mexico is indicated in a general way by the Table of Contents of the Guide, as follows:

The Archivo General y Público de la Nación [now Archivo General de la Nación]:: Correspondencia de los Virreyes; Reales Cédulas y Ordenes; Historia; Operaciones de Guerra [now Historia - Operaciones de Guerra, Notas Diplómaticas]; Misiones; Provincias Internas; Californias; Justicia; Marina; and other sections.
The Museo National:: Papeles de Lancaster Jones; Papeles del Padre Fischer; Manuscritos de Ramírez; Documentos para la Historia de la Inquisición; Manuscritos de los Conventos; miscellaneous manuscripts. I gathered many important items for Pacific Coast and Southwestern History that are not indicated by this classification.
Other Collections in the City of Mexico:: Biblioteca Nacional, Ayuntamiento, Catedral Convento de Santo Domingo, Congregación de San Felipe Neri, Colegio de San Fernando de México.
The State Departments:: Biblioteca Nacional, Ayuntamiento, Catedral Convento de Santo Domingo, Congregación de San Felipe Neri, Colegio de San Fernando de México.
Archives of Mexico Outside the Capital:: Guadalajara: Ayuntamiento, Archivo de Instrumentos Públicos, Archivo General de Gobierno, Biblioteca Pública, Secretaria de Gobierno del Arzobispado, Cabildo Eclesiásticodel Arzobispado. Querétaro: Archivo del Colegio de Santa Cruz de Querétaro. Zacatecas: Colegio de Guadalupe de Zacatecas, Ayuntamiento, Secretaria de Gobierno del Estado, Biblioteca Pública.

In the states of San Luis Potosí, Durango, Nuevo León, Coahuila, Sonora, Tamaulipas, and Chihuahua there are important materials for the history of the United States and border areas, from which I have drawn for the Collection. At Parral, in the state of Chihuahua, a vast assemblage of official manuscripts for both secular and religious affairs of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries have accumulated, and from it I had made many hundreds of photostatic copies. From the city of Chihuahua I also gathered important documents.

In the section called Californias (Upper and Lower) there were eighty-one volumes of rare manuscript materials from which I gathered extensively. These documents consist largely of correspondence of the viceroys of Mexico with the local officials of California. While the bulk of the material of this section falls before 1822, there is extensive correspondence after that date. There is a wealth of original and little used correspondence of José de Gálvez, Portolá, Costansó, Rivera y Moncada, Fages, Armona, Verger, Crespi, Palóu, Serra, the Anza Expeditions, the founding of San Francisco, Monterey, and San Diego, Garcés on the Gila and Colorado Rivers, Yankee traders on the California Coast in the early nineteenth century, many interesting and important maps. Volume thirty-nine is rich in the history of New Mexico in the middle eighteenth century.

Materials from the Archives of Europe

I spent several months in the archives of Europe, where I added extensively to my Collection. From the great Archivo General de Indias at Seville I gathered many documents, and likewise from the archives of the various government departments in Madrid. In Bavaria, at Hitler's town of Munich, a minor political uprising occurred while I was there, but I worked undisturbed and gathered important materials. At Valkenburg, Holland, the central Jesuit archives were preserved in a famous old monastery (The Jesuit Seminary), and from them I obtained a large and rare collection of materials for western North America, especially for the areas now included in Sinaloa, Chihuahua, Arizona, and California. Subsequently the Valkenburg Archives have been moved to Rome. At the British Museum I found many items of interest to me, one among them being the original of the gorgeous map made in colors by Captain Miera y Pacheco, showing the region traversed by the Escalante Expedition from Santa Fe to Utah Lake and return. Their objective was newly founded Monterey, but they failed to reach it. The map is reproduced in my recent book on Escalante called Pageant in the Wilderness .

From continental Spain I went to Mallorca, where Serra spent his scholastic and professorial days, and where there is much material regarding his early career. While there I heard of some Serra documents in a monastery at Barcelona which I had missed when I passed through that city. So I returned to Barcelona, went to the monastery indicated, and was rewarded by finding there the original letter written by Serra saying goodby to Spain, and with it the original of his first letter from Mexico written at Vera Cruz to a friend in Spain. Copies of these precious documents and thousands of others are in the Bolton Collection. An important part of the Collection consists of diaries and correspondence written by the founders of California and similar materials regarding the exploration, defense, and colonization of the frontier all the way from California to Texas and Louisiana.

My file of notes on the Indians of early Texas contains some six thousand cards giving archive data on a hundred or more tribes and sub-tribes, and if printed the notes would fill two or more good sized volumes. This information has been very little used by ethnologists, with the exception of the brief paragraphs that I published in Hodge's Handbook of American Indians.

Herbert E. Bolton

Berkeley, California

1951

List of Sources

The following is the list of sources from which the documents in this collection have been obtained. The full name of the archive appears underneath the abbreviated form used in the report.

Canada

Montreal: Archive of Montreal, Quebec

Czechoslovakia

Prague: Archive of Prague

England

Br Mus, Add Ms.: British Museum, Additional Manuscripts, London
Maggs: Henry Maggs, dealer, London (now in Bancroft Library and Huntington Library. M-M1716
PRO AO: Public Record Office, Admiralty Office, London
PRO FO: Public Record Office, Foreign Office, London

France

MG Paris: Ministère de la Guerre, Paris

Germany

Haupts: Bavarian Hauptstaatsarchiv, Munich
Reich: Bavarian Allgemeines Reichsarchiv, Munich

Italy

BN Rome: Biblioteca Nazionale Vittorio Emanuele III, Rome
FA Rome: Archivium Generale OFM, Collegio Sancti Antonii de Padua, Rome

Mexico

AGN

Archivo General de la Nación, Mexico City

AHH: Archivo Histórico de Hacienda
Cal: Californias
Hist: Historia
Hist-CG, ND: Historia - Operaciones de Guerra, Notas Diplomáticas
Inq: Inquisición
Just: Justicia
Mis: Misiones
PI: Provincias Internas
RC: Reales Cédulas y Ordenes
Tier: Tierra
Vir: Correspondencia de los Virreyes, Series I
Vir, II: Correspondencia de lose Virreyes, Series II

AHMDN

Archivo Histórico Militar de Defensa Nacional, Mexico City

BN Mex

Biblioteca Nacional, Mexico City

Conway

Collection of G.R.G. Conway, Mexico City

Fomento

Ministerio de Fomento, Colonización e Industria, Mexico City

Gober

Ministerio de Gobernación, Mexico City

Guad BP

Biblioteca Pública, Guadalajara, Jalisco

Intern

Archivo de Relaciones Internas, Mexico City

Juárez

Juárez Archives, C. Juárez, Chihuahua

Linar

The Arzobispado de Linares, Monterrey, Nuevo León

Mich

Archivo Provincia de Michoacán, Morelia, Michoacán

MN Mex

Museo Nacional, Mexico City

MN Mex - Mis

Museo Nacional, Mexico City - Papeles de Lancaster-Jones - Documentos relativos a las misiones de Californias

NL Gob

Archivo de la Secretaría de Gobierno del Estado, Monterrey, Nuevo León

Parral

Archivo del Hidalgo del Parral, Parral, Chihuahua

Quer Ar

Archivo del Colegio de la Santa Cruz de Querétaro, Querétaro

Rel Ext

Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Mexico City

Salt

Archivo de la Secretaría del Gobierno del Estado, Saltillo, Coahuila

Sonora

Archivo del Bobierno del Estado, Hermosillo, Sonora

Sta Barb, Chih

Archivo de Santa Bárbara, Santa Bárbara, Chihuahua

Zaca

Colegio de Guadalupe de Zacatecas, Zacatecas

The Netherlands

Valken: Valkenburg Archives, Valkenburg [this archive is now in Rome - Archivam Romanum Societatis Jesa (ARSJ)]

Spain

AGI

Archivo General de Indias, Sevilla

Cont: Contaduría
Guad: Audiencia de Guadalajara
IG: Indiferente General
INE: Indiferente de Nueva España
Mex: Audiencia de México
PC: Papeles de Cuba
PE: Papeles de Estado
PR: Patronato Real
SD: Audiencia de Santo Domingo

AHN Mad

Archivo Histórico-Nacional, Madrid

AHN Mad - PJ

Archivo Histórico-Nacional, Madrid - Papeles de Jesuitas

BN Mad

Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid

Mallorca

Archivo de Mallorca, Mallorca

MN Mad

Museo Naval, Madrid

RA Mad

Real Academia de la Historia, Madrid

RA Mad - PJ

Real Academia de la Historia, Madrid - Papeles de Jesuitas

United States

Austin: Papers of Stephen F. Austin, Austin, Texas
Bexar: Béxar Archives, University of Texas, Austin, Texas
BL: Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, California
BPL: Boston Public Library, Boston, Massachusetts
Cal St Lib: California State Library, Sacramento, California
GLO: General Land Office of Texas, Austin, Texas
Harv Lib: Harvard College Library, Cambridge, Massachusetts
HEH: Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, California
JC Brown: John Carter Brown Library, Providence, Rhode Island
Lamar: Lamar Papers, University of Texas, Austin, Texas
LAPL: Los Angeles Public Library, Los Angeles, California
LC: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
LC - Lowery: Lowery Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Monterey, Calif.: Archives of Monterey, California
Nacog: Nacogdoches Archives, Nacogdoches, Texas
Newb Lib: Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois
NYHS: New York-Historical Society, New York City
NYPL: New York Public Library, New York City
Quer Ar-Watson: St. Francis Orphanage, Watsonville, California
SF Surv: Surveyor General's Office, San Francisco (now in the U.S. National Archives, Washington, D.C.?)
Sta Barb, Calif.: Archives of Santa Barbara, California
Sta Clara, Calif.: Archives of the University of Santa Clara, Santa Clara, California
Steph: H.B. Stephens Collection, University of Texas, Austin, Texas
Sutro: Adolph Sutro Library, California State Library, San Franicsco (now in University of San Francisco)
Texas A&M: Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College, Bryan, Texas
TSHS: Texas State Historical Society, Austin, Texas
Tulane: Institute of Middle American Research, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana
USNA: United States National Archives, Washington, D.C.
US Sen: United States Senate Records, Washington, D.C. (now in the U.S. National Archives, Washington, D.C.?)
Van Houten: Van Houten Collection, Berkeley, California (present location of manuscripts not known)
Wagner: Collection of Henry R. Wagner, San Marino, California (present location of manuscripts not known; possibly Claremont College?)

SubSeries 1.1: Baja California. 1645-1861

Physical Description: Cartons 1-6; Carton 7, folders 1-16; Oversize boxes 1-15

Arrangement

Chronological

Scope and Content Note

This subseries documents early activity in Baja California. The materials cover the Atondo voyages to the peninsula and the Jesuit occupation of the province from 1699 to 1767. They consist of diaries, reports, and correspondence of the Jesuit fathers - Kino, Salvatierra, Consag, Ugarte, Píccolo, Bravo, and many others.

Carton 1, Folder 1

1. [Royal cédulas relative to the exploration of the Gulf of California]. 1645

Physical Description: 5 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC, Vol. 2

Carton 1, Folder 2-6

2. Atondo y Atillón, Isidro de. [Contract for the settlement of California, and related correspondence]. 1674-1683

Physical Description: 301 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Includes letters from Martín Solís de Miranda, Melchor Afán de Rivera, and the Conde de Paredes.

Carton 1, Folder 7

3. [Data on Eusebio Kino in Miguel Venegas's Empressas Apostólicas en la Conquista de California]. 1677-1702

Physical Description: 123 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: RA Mad

Carton 1, Folder 8

4. Atondo y Atillón, Isidro de. Escritura de asiento de California. 1678-1679

Physical Description: 52 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 31

Carton 1, Folder 9-13

5. [Documents relating to the activities of Isidro de Atondo y Atillón and Eusebio Kino in Baja California, with related correspondence from the viceroy to the king]. 1678-1724

Physical Description: 407 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Legs. 51, 53, 54, 56, 1073

Source: AGI Guad, Legs. 63, 68, 69, 134, 142, 147

Source: AGI PR, Leg. 31

Carton 1, Folder 14-15

6. Kino, Eusebio. Exposición Astronómica (folders 1-2). 1680-1681

Physical Description: 28 p. Phot. 356 p. Trsl.

Oversize Box 1

6. Kino, Eusebio. Exposición Astronómica, cont. (folder 3). 1680-1681

Carton 1, Folder 16-17

7. Sigüenza y Góngora, Carlos de. Libra Astronómica y Philosophica (folders 1-2). 1680-1687

Physical Description: 105 p. Phot. 375 p. Trsl.

Oversize Box 2

7. Sigüenza y Góngora, Carlos de. Libra Astronómica y Philosophica, cont. (folder 3). 1680-1687

Carton 1, Folder 18

8. Atondo y Atillón, Isidro de. [Correspondence concerning the naming of missionaries for California]. 1682-1683

Physical Description: 80 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 68

Includes letters from Martín Solís de Miranda, Bernardo Pardo, and Francisco Jiminez

Carton 1, Folder 19

9. Tercera entrada del Padre Kino hacia el poniente. 1683

Physical Description: 122 p. Phot

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 17

Transcript copy available in No. 196.

Carton 1, Folder 20

10. Atondo y Atillón, Isidro de. Testimonio de autos sobre los socorros hechos a la armadilla ... a las Californias. 1683

Physical Description: 77 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 54

See also No. 810.

[Transcriptions, with translations mixed throughout]

Carton 22, Folder 1-24

255. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. (folders 10-33). 1573-1680

Additional Note

Transcriptions cont., and photocopies

Oversize Box 40

255. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. (folder 34).

Carton 23, Folder 1-9

255. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. (folders 35-36, 38-44). 1573-1680

Additional Note

Photocopies cont.

Oversize Box 41-44

255. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. (folders 37, 45-47).

Oversize Box 45

255. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. (folder 48).

Carton 23, Folder 10

256. Rodríguez, Agustín. [Expeditions into Nueva Vizcaya]. 1581

Physical Description: 8 p. Tcpt. 20 p. Trsl.

Carton 23, Folder 11-14

257. [Jesuit correspondence with the provincials and a discussion of the administration of doctrines]. 1586-1680

Physical Description: 529 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 391

Includes correspondence of Pedro Díaz, Junípero Sánchez, Roderigo de Cabredo, Pedro de Morales, Juan Duarte, and others.

Carton 23, Folder 15-16

258. [Jesuit letters concerning the conquest of Sonora and Sinaloa]. 1610-1627

Physical Description: 241 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 316

Include correspondence of Diego Martínez de Hurdaide, Pedro de Hermosillo, the Conde de Montesclaros, and Gaspar de Albear.

Carton 23, Folder 17

259. [Jesuit Relations: a study of missionary activities in Japan and Mexico]. 1611

Physical Description: 53 p. Phot. 53 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Printed in Augsburg, 1611.

Carton 23, Folder 18-21

260. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas. 1615-1648

Physical Description: 873 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Valken

Include letters of Gusovino Nickel and Pedro Díaz.

See also No. 810.

Carton 24, Folder 1-2

260. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. 1615-1648

Carton 24, Folder 3-6

261. Pérez de Rivas, Andrés. Historia de la Provincia de Cinaloa. 1620

Physical Description: 102 p. Phot. 400 p. Trsl.

Carton 24, Folder 7-14

262. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas (folders 1-4). 1622-1647

Physical Description: 810 p. Phot. 986 p. Tcpt. 23 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Mis, Vol. 25

Index is filed with documents.

See also No. 810.

Oversize Box 46-49

262. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. (folders 5-8). 1622-1647

Carton 24, Folder 15-19

263. [Reports and royal cédulas concerning the missions of Sonora, the Californias, and Pimería Alta]. 1623-1793

Physical Description: 600 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 22

Mostly requests for additional funds for the missions and taking custody of the temporalities of the ex-Jesuit missions of Sonora.

Carton 24, Folder 20-22

264. [Jesuit letters concerning Sonora and Sinaloa]. 1630-1748

Physical Description: 29 p. Phot. 9 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Steph

Include correspondence of Antonio Vázquez de Espinosa, Juan de Yrazoqui, Pedro de Rivera, the Marqués de Casa Fuerte, José Barba, Francisco Pacheco Zevallos, Juan de Yturberuaga, José Toral, and José Rafael Rodríguez Gallardo.

Carton 25, Folder 1

264. [Jesuit letters concerning Sonora and Sinaloa] cont. 1630-1748

Carton 25, Folder 2-4

265. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas (folders 1-3). 1646-1698

Physical Description: 722 p. Phot. 880 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Mis, Vol. 26

Index filed with documents.

See also No. 810.

Oversize Box 50-53, Folder E2

265. [Jesuit] Cartas Anuas cont. (folders 4-7). 1646-1698

Oversize Box 54

266. [Jesuit letters]. 1649-1699

Carton 25, Folder 5-6

267. [Letters concerning Jesuit missions]. 1649-1773

Physical Description: 225 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN AHH, Temporalidades, Leg. 325

Include correspondence of Andrés de Rada, Francisco María Píccolo, Daniel Januske, Joseph Neuman, Antonio García, Herman Glandorff, José Ferrer, Bal tasar de la Peña, Antonio de Ydiaquez, Andrés García, George Hostinsky, Antonio María Bentz, and others.

Oversize Box 55

268. [Reports of the Jesuit missionaries]. 1653-1752

Carton 25, Folder 7-8

269. [Jesuit Apologetica: A declaration defensive and apologetic which the missionary fathers of the Society of Jesus working in Sinaloa and Sonora offer under date of November of this year, 1657]. 1657

Physical Description: 455 p. Trsl

Additional Note

Source: AGN, Hist 316

Carton 25, Folder 9-11a

270. Salvatierra, Juan María. [Correspondence in Sonora]. 1670-1696

Physical Description: 25 p. Phot. 5 p. Tcpt. 475 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 391

Source: Valken, Mex. 17

Includes correspondence of Paulo Oliva, Juan Bautista Zappa, Juan Fernández Cabero, Natal Lombardo, Bernardo Pardo, Bernabé de Soto, Francisco María Píccolo, Melchor de Bartyromo, and others.

Carton 25, Folder 12-15

271. [Correspondence of the missionaries of Sonora, Sinaloa and Nueva Vizcaya with provincials, commissaries, and other officials.]. 1670-1751

Physical Description: 687 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 392

Includes correspondence of Antonio Plancarte, Juan de Betancur, Alonso de Vitoria, Antonio Suárez, Juan Fernández de Córdoba, Juan Estemeffer, Francisco Xavier de Mora, Daniel Januske, Juan Francisco Zevallos, Luis María Marciano, Juan Bautista Pañuelas, Matías Ansaldo, José Barba, and others.

Carton 25, Folder 16

272. [Excerpts of letters to Juan Bautista Zappa]. 1672-1688

Physical Description: 44 p. Trsl.

Carton 25, Folder 17

273. Gutiérrez, Bernabé Francisco. [Testimony concerning the admission of Jesuit fathers into the towns in Sonora]. 1675-1676

Physical Description: 74 p. Trsl.

Carton 25, Folder 18-20

274. Neuman, Joseph. [Letters and a history of the revolt of the Tarahumara Indians]. 1681-1723

Physical Description: 77 p. Phot. 50 p. Tcpt. 800 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Haupts

Source: AGN Mis v. 26 no. 126

Table of contents filed with documents. Includes introduction written by Allan Christelow.

Carton 26, Folder 1-5

274. Neuman, Joseph. [Letters and a history of the revolt of the Tarahumara Indians] cont. 1681-1723

Carton 26, Folder 6

275. Ratkay, Joannes. [An account of the Tarahumara missions with a description of the tribe and their country] (folder 1). 1683

Physical Description: 47 p. Phot. 257 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Valken

Oversize Box 56

275. Ratkay, Joannes. [An account of the Tarahumara missions with a description of the tribe and their country] cont. (folder 2). 1683

Carton 26, Folder 7-8

276. [Lists of Jesuit missionaries in New Spain]. 1683-1766

Physical Description: 248 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Cont, Leg. 555O

Carton 26, Folder 9

277. Ysturi, Gabriel de. Visita en la Provincia de Sonora. (folder 1). 1685

Physical Description: 50 p. Phot. 48 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 57

277. Ysturi, Gabriel de. Visita en la Provincia de Sonora cont. (folder 2). 1685

Carton 26, Folder 10

278. Criminal en averiguación de la sublevación de los Indios Zumas. (folder 1). 1685

Physical Description: 58 p. Phot. 77 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 57

278. Criminal en averiguación de la sublevación de los Indios Zumas cont. (folder 2). 1685

Carton 26, Folder 11

279. Criminal contra un Indio llamado Canuto por haber sido traidor a la real Corona. (folder 1). 1686

Physical Description: 92 p. Phot. 91 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 58

279. Criminal contra un Indio llamado Canuto por haber sido traidor a la real Corona cont. (folder 2). 1686

Carton 26, Folder 12

280. Boruchradsky (alias Castro), Simón. [Correspondence]. 1686-1694

Physical Description: 7 p. Phot. 13 p. Tcpt. 59 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Valken

Carton 26, Folder 13

281. [Jesuit letters concerning Sonora]. 1686-1707

Physical Description: 13 p. Phot. 198 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Valken

Source: Parral

Include correspondence of Francisco de Losada, Diego Francisco Altamirano, Adamo Gilg, Ignacio Xavier Keller, Domingo Miguel, Juan Fernández de la Fuente, Marco Antonio Kappus, Eusebio Kino, and Thanasio Ramírez.

Carton 26, Folder 14

282. Barba Figueroa, Antonio. Residencia. (folder 1). 1688

Physical Description: 17 p. Phot. 15 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 58

282. Barba Figueroa, Antonio. Residencia cont. (folder 2). 1688

Carton 26, Folder 15

283. Diligencias practicadas con motivo de la invación de los piratas en el puerto de Mazatlan ... (folder 1). 1688-1689

Physical Description: 17 p. Phot. 20 p. Tcpt.

Oversize Box 58

283. Diligencias practicadas con motivo de la invación de los piratas en el puerto de Mazatlan ... cont. (folder 2). 1688-1689

Carton 26, Folder 16

284. Pardiñas Villar de Francos, Juan Isidro de. [Autos and informes concerning conditions in Sonora and Nueva Vizcaya]. 1688-1693

Physical Description: 86 p. Tcpt. 52 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 29

Source: AGI IG, Leg. 1879

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 30

Carton Missing as of 2008

285. Sítjar, Buenaventura. [Petition for priests for the Colegio de la Santa Cruz de Querétaro]. 1791

Physical Description: 16 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar

Note: moved to No. 370a (not there as of 2008)

Carton 26, Folder 17

286. Orden para que trabajen ocho Indios cada mes en la hacienda que se está construiendo por Antonio Mendoza. (folder 1). 1693

Physical Description: 7 p. Phot. 9 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 58

286. Orden para que trabajen ocho Indios cada mes en la hacienda que se está construiendo por Antonio Mendoza cont. (folder 2). 1693

Carton 26, Folder 18

287. Autos de guerra tocantes al capitan Francisco de Salazar ... para la formación de la compañía volante de Sonora. 1695

Physical Description: 19 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 151

Oversize Box 59-60

288. Testimonio de los autos de guerra. 1695

Carton 26, Folder 19-20

289. Salvatierra, Juan María. Vida de el P. Zappa ... 1695-1712

Physical Description: 165 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 285

Oversize Box 58

290. [Documents concerning the transfer of two groups of Suma and Hanos Indians]. 1699

Carton 26, Folder 21

291. Neira y Quiroga, José. Gestion ... para 15 Indios ... para trabajo en su hacienda. (folder 1). 1699

Physical Description: 11 p. Phot. 13 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 58

291. Neira y Quiroga, José. Gestion ... para 15 Indios ... para trabajo en su hacienda cont. (folder 2). 1699

Oversize Box 61

292. Autos de guerra de la Provincia de Sonora. 1699

Carton 26, Folder 22

293. Autos de guerra de Juan Bautista de Escalante. (folder 1). 1700

Physical Description: 130 p. Phot. 65 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 62

293. Autos de guerra de Juan Bautista de Escalante cont. (folder 2). 1700

Oversize Box 63

294. [Documents concerning proposals for settlement of California, and sending money and supplies to maintain the settlements]. 1700-1724

Carton 26, Folder 23-24

295. [Records for the missions and the internal affairs of Sonora and Sinaloa]. 1700-1750

Physical Description: 435 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 308

Index filed with documents.

Carton 27, Folder 1-2

295. [Records for the missions and the internal affairs of Sonora and Sinaloa] cont. 1700-1750

Carton 27, Folder 3

296. Mange, Juan Mateo. Testimonio de autos de guerra. 1704

Physical Description: 8 p. Phot. 5 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Carton 27, Folder 4-5

297. [Expediente on the arrest, imprisonment, and trial of Juan Mateo Mange] (folder 1). 1707-1726

Physical Description: 104 p. Phot. 23 p. Tcpt. 225 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Includes correspondence of Juan Fernández de Córdoba, Francisco Pacheco Zevallos, and Juan Mateo Mange; and depositions of many citizens.

Oversize Box 64

297. [Expediente on the arrest, imprisonment, and trial of Juan Mateo Mange] cont. (folder 2). 1707-1726

Carton 27, Folder 6-13

298. Campos, Manuel Agustín de. [Letters concerning the case between Luis María Gallardi and Luis María Marciano] (folders 1-4, 6-8). 1717 - circa 1739

Physical Description: 9 p. Phot. 152 p. Tcpt. 750 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 333 Parral

Include correspondence of Campos, Gallardi, Marciano, Manuel Bernal de Huidobro, Luis Xavier Velarde, José Toral, Juan Echagoian, Ignacio Xavier Keller, Carlos de Rojas, José de Barba, Andrés Xavier García, Juan Bautista de Anza (the elder), José Arjo, Juan María Cassati, and others.

Oversize Box 64

298. Campos, Manuel Agustín de. [Letters concerning the case between Luis María Gallardi and Luis María Marciano] cont. (folder 5). 1717 - circa 1739

Oversize Box 65-66

299. [Jesuit letters and doctrines]. 1711-1770

Carton 27, Folder 14

300. [Testimony on financial affairs of the presidios internos]. 1712

Physical Description: 16 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 483

Carton 27, Folder 15

301. Criminal instruido contra Juan y Bernardino Grivalja por insulta al P. Daniel Janusque. (folder 1). 1715

Physical Description: 16 p. Phot. 8 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 67

301. Criminal instruido contra Juan y Bernardino Grivalja por insulta al P. Daniel Janusque cont. (folder 2). 1715

Carton 27, Folder 16

302. Visita de Provincia de Sonora. (folder 1). 1718

Physical Description: 53 p. Phot. 54 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 67

302. Visita de Provincia de Sonora cont. (folder 2). 1718

Carton 27, Folder 17

303. Criminal contra Juan de Riva Salazar por calumnia. (folder 1). 1718

Physical Description: 16 p. Phot. 16 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 67

303. Criminal contra Juan de Riva Salazar por calumnia cont. (folder 2). 1718

Carton 27, Folder 18-21

304. [Testimonies on the proposals for conquest of the Indian tribes of Nueva Vizcaya and Nayarit]. 1718-1723

Physical Description: 660 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg.162

Carton 27, Folder 22-25

305. [Memorias and letters of missionaries in Sonora and Sinaloa]. 1719-1766

Physical Description: 407 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN AHH, Temporalidades, Leg.116

Include correspondence of Tomás de Lexarzu, José Torall, Francisco Xavier de Orive, Joaquín Donazar, Martín María Montejano, Ignacio Gradilla, and others.

Carton 28, Folder 1

306. Autos de Nueva Vizcaya (folder 1). 1721

Physical Description: 82 p. Phot. 92 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 68

306. Autos de Nueva Vizcaya cont. (folder 2). 1721

Carton 28, Folder 2

307. Varias procedenzias en el gobierno de Joseph Lopes de García. (folder 1). 1723

Physical Description: 25 p. Phot. 31 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Include also autos made by Juan de Zaragoza and Juan Mateo Mangé. (incomplete)

Oversize Box 68

307. Varias procedenzias en el gobierno de Joseph Lopes de García cont. (folder 2). 1723

Carton 28, Folder 3

308. Autos contra A gustín Miguel and Juan de Valdenebro. (folder 1). 1723

Physical Description: 40 p. Phot. 40 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Oversize Box 68

308. Autos contra A gustín Miguel and Juan de Valdenebro cont. (folder 2). 1723

Carton 28, Folder 4

309. [Visita of presidios made by Brigadier Pedro de Rivera]. 1728-1729

Physical Description: 145 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 29

Carton 28, Folder 5

310. [Jesuit reports]. 1730-1752

Physical Description: 4 p. Phot. 113 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Haupts

Include reports from Antonio Bentz, Georgius Heberl, Bernardo Just, Aloysio Knapp, Antonio Hartl, and Bennon François Ducrue.

Carton 28, Folder 6-9

311. [Correspondence of missionaries with the provincials]. 1732-1750

Physical Description: 680 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 333

Includes correspondence of Diego de Cuellar, Cristóbal Lauria, Juan María Cosasi, Fabián de Castro Viejo, Philipp Segesser von Brunegg, Guillermo David, Andrés Xavier García, Carlos de Rojas, Gaspar Stiger, Jacobo Sedelmeyer, Mariano José, Gonzalez, Herman Glandorff, and others.

Carton 28, Folder 10

312. Napoli, Ignacio María. [Letters concerning his work in suppressing the Yaqui rebellion]. 1735-1741

Physical Description: 70 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 392

Include correspondence of Manuel Bernal de Huidobro, Jaime Bravo, Clemente Guillén, and others.

Carton 28, Folder 11

313. [Receipt of notice of discovery of silver in Sonora]. 1737

Physical Description: 2 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 185

Carton 28, Folder 12

314. [Testimony on Indian uprisings in Sinaloa]. 1740

Physical Description: 106 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 88

Carton 28, Folder 13

315. Testimonio de las providencias que dió para abastecer de Semillas las Jurisdicciones de la Nueva Vizcaya, las Californias, y aquella Ciudad. 1741

Physical Description: 96 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 104

Carton 28, Folder 14

316. Cartas del Padre Procurador Juan de Armesto en Roma y Madrid con el Padre Procurador Pedro Ygnacio Altamirano ... 1741-1766

Physical Description: 156 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN AHH, Temporalidades, Leg. 298

Include correspondence of José Mariano Rothea, Juan Ventura, Ignacio Visconti, José de Echeverría, Pedro de Solís, Pedro González, Juan Cristóbal de Soto, Juan José de A guilar, Juan Marín, José González Calderón, Fernando Rivera y Moncada, and others

Carton 28, Folder 15-16

317. Testimonio de autos fechos a consulta del Dn. Joseph Raphael Rodríguez Gallardo, Juez Pesquizador de la Prov. de Sinaloa. 1744

Physical Description: 141 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 301.

Carton 28, Folder 17-18

318. [Documents concerning Jesuit missions and missionaries on the mainland]. 1744-1767

Physical Description: 300 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Maggs

Include correspondence and reports of Philipp Segesser von Brunegg, Nicolas de Ferera, Guillermo David, Francico Domínguez, Carlos de Rojas, Juan Nentuig, Lorenzo Cancio, Felipe Calderón, Luis Tellez Girón, José de Escalona, and others.

Now in BL.

See also No. 405.

Carton 33, Folder 5-7

409. [Collection of documents dealing with Juan de Oñate and New Mexico]. 1590-1628

Physical Description: 459 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Legs. 1, 4, 35, 252

Source: AGI Mex, Legs. 2, 22, 25-26, 28, 72-73, 121, 124, 128, 223

Source: AGI PR, Leg. 22

Source: AGI IG, Leg. 416

Includes correspondence of Gaspar Zúñiga y Acevedo, Pedro Ponce de León, Juan de Gordajuela, Juan de Sotelo, Lope de Ulloa y Lemos, Francisco de Escobar, Juan de Oñate, Gordián Casano, Baltasar Rodríguez, Alonso de Oñate, and others.

Hammond transcripts.

Carton 33, Folder 8-9

410. [Documents relating to the discovery and settlement of New Mexico] (folders 1-2). 1590-1610

Physical Description: 141 p. Phot. 289 p. Tcpt. 129 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Legs. 20, 22-23, 27

Source: AGI PR, Leg. 22

Source: AGI IG, Leg. 744

Include correspondence of the Marqués de Montesclaros, Juan de Oñate, Antonio Gutiérrez Umaña, Pedro de Leyba, the Conde de Monterey, Pedro Ponce de León, Diego de Velasco, Francisco de Escobar, and the Marqués de Villa-Manrique.

Oversize Box 70

410. [Documents relating to the discovery and settlement of New Mexico] cont. (folder 3). 1590-1610

Carton 33, Folder 10

411. Escalona, Juan de. [Letters with news of New Mexico]. 1601-1602

Physical Description: 18 p. Trsl.

Carton 33, Folder 11

412. Benavides, Alonso de. Memorial. 1630

Physical Description: 96 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Transcript copy of a printed book.

Carton 33, Folder 12

413. Perea, Estéban de. Verdadera relacion de la grandiosa conversion que ha havido en el Nuevo Mexico ... 1632-1633

Physical Description: 12 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AHN Mad - PJ, Vol. 86 (L6-Lowery)

Addressed to Francisco de Apodaca.

Carton 33, Folder 13

414. [Complaints of missionaries and citizens about conditions in New Mexico]. 1636-1639

Physical Description: 35 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 35

Include correspondence of Francisco Martínez, de Baeza, Matías Romero, Roque de Cassaus, and Francisco de Namdri.

Oversize Box 71

415. [Documents concerning New Mexico]. 1636-1716

Physical Description: 126 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: AGI (LC)

Carton 33, Folder 14

416. [Documents concerning Apache invasions in New Mexico]. 1676-1678

Physical Description: 57 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 50

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 37

Carton 33, Folder 15

417. Testimonio de autos de Don Antonio de Otermín, y Listas y Otras Diligencias. 1679-1682

Physical Description: 78 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 138

Carton 33, Folder 16

418. Noticias de lo acaecido en la Custodia de la Conversion de San Pablo de la Provincia de el Santo Evangelio de N. S. P. San Francisco en el Nuevo Megico sacadas de los Papeles que se guardan en el Archivo de la Villa de Santa fe, y empiezan desde el año de 1679. circa 1679-1684

Physical Description: 7 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: BN Mex, Leg. 3

Carton 33, Folder 17-18

419. Autos tocantes al Alsamiento de los Yndios de la Provincia de la Nueba Mexico. Quaderno segundo. 1680-1681

Physical Description: 230 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 37

Carton 33, Folder 19-20

420. [Documents concerning proposed expeditions into New Mexico and missionaries for the province.]. 1680-1686

Physical Description: 161 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI PR, Leg. 22

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 138

Source: AGI Just

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 310

Include correspondence of Fernando Ugarte y la Concha, the Conde de Paredes, Pedro de Leyba, Diego Luzero de Godoy, Francisco Peñasco Lozano, and others.

Carton 33, Folder 21

421. [Autos relating to Indian revolts in New Mexico]. 1682

Physical Description: 14 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 34

Carton 33, Folder 22

422. Testimonio de Autos y Listas y otras diligencias ... de Antonio de Otermín. 1682

Physical Description: 79 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 138

Carton 33, Folder 23

423. Río, Alonso del, and Diego Domínguez. Autos sobre Nuevo Mexico. 1682

Physical Description: 34 p. Tcpt.

Carton 33, Folder 24-25

424. [Autos relating to the revolt of the Indians of New Mexico and the attempts to re-occupy the province]. 1682

Physical Description: 304 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 34

Carton 33, Folder 26

425. [Letters from missionaries to Governor Domingo Gironza Petrís de Cruzate]. 1682-1683

Physical Description: 103 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 35

Include letters from Juan Fernando de Deza, Gil de la Zierpe Romero, Martín Solís de Miranda, and Antonio de Otermín.

Carton 33, Folder 27-28

426. [Letters concerning conditions in New Mexico and explorations into Texas]. 1683-1687

Physical Description: 17 p. Tcpt. 253 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 138

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 35

Include correspondence of Antonio de Otermín, Domingo Gironza Petrís de Cruzate, Pedro Ladrón de Guerard, Nicolás López, Diego de Mendoza, Juan Domínguez de Mendoza, Pedro Gómez, and others.

Carton 33, Folder 29

427. [Autos for the settlement of Paso del Norte, Indian revolts, and removal of the post to Isleta]. 1684-1685

Physical Description: 394 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 37

Carton 34, Folder 1-2

427. [Autos for the settlement of Paso del Norte, Indian revolts, and removal of the post to Isleta] cont. 1684-1685

Carton 34, Folder 3

428. [Document concerning payment of a thousand pesos to Julián Otón]. 1685

Physical Description: 1 p. Phot.

Carton 34, Folder 4

429. Posadas, Alonso. [Report to the king concerning lands of New Mexico]. 1686

Physical Description: 23 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 3

Carton 34, Folder 5

430. López, Nicolás. Memoria [concerning the resettlement of New Mexico]. 1686

Physical Description: 31 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad

Carton 34, Folder 6

431. [Report on military affairs of the reconquest of New Mexico]. 1689-1690

Physical Description: 156 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 35

Carton 34, Folder 7-8

432. [Autos concerning the union of the forces of Sinaloa, Sonora, and Paso del Río del Norte for the reconquest of New Mexico; and the appointment of Pedro Rodríguez Cubero as governor]. 1689-1692

Physical Description: 177 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 3

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 37

Carton 34, Folder 9

433. [Documents on the Navajo, Moqui, and Zuni Indians]. 1689-1748

Physical Description: 356 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Legs. 386, 1331, 1345

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 3

Include correspondence and reports of Toribio de Huerta and the Marqués de Casa Fuerte.

Carton 34, Folder 10-11

434. [Documents regarding the reconquest of New Mexico]. 1692-1697

Physical Description: 943 p. Tcpt. 61 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vols. 38-39

Include correspondence and reports of Diedo de Vargas Zapata Luján, the Conde de Galve, Pedro Velázquez de Cadena, and others.

Carton 34, Folder 12

435. Ayeta, Francisco de. Memorial [concerning the loss of New Mexico in 1680-1681]. 1693

Physical Description: 167 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 139

Carton 34, Folder 13

436. [Autos concerning the proposals of Lázaro de Musquía, of Santa Fe, for the increase and preservation of the province]. 1697-1698

Physical Description: 28 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 35

Carton 34, Folder 14

437. Vargas Zapata Luján, Diego de, and, Pedro Rodríguez Cubero. Testimonio de diferentes Recados sobre la paga de 22,500 pesos ... a los Soldados de Uno y otro presidio ... 1697-1701

Physical Description: 29 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 37

Carton 34, Folder 15

438. Alburquerque, Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, duque de. [Payment of the officials of New Mexico]. 1705

Physical Description: 1 p. Phot. (incomplete)

Carton 34, Folder 16

439. Ulibarri, Juan de. [Diary of an expedition from New Mexico]. 1706

Physical Description: 53 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 36

Carton 34, Folder 17

440. Salazar y Villaseñor, José Chacón Medina. [Report on Indian problems in New Mexico]. 1711

Physical Description: 3 p. Tcpt.

Carton 34, Folder 18

441. Paez Hurtado, Juan. [Diary of expedition and campaign against the Apaches]. 1715

Physical Description: 29 p. Tcpt.

Carton 34, Folder 19

442. Valverde y Cosío, Antonio. [Report on punitive expedition against the Utes and Comanches]. 1719

Physical Description: 34 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: BL

Carton 34, Folder 20

443. [Autos of proceedings relative to Jicarilla Apaches]. 1719-1727

Physical Description: 109 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 394

Carton 34, Folder 21

444. Rivera, Pedro de. Autos echos por el Brigadier Dn. Pedro de Rivera en razon de la pesquisa contra Dn. Antonio de Valverde, Governador que fue de la Nueba Mexico de haver confiado el reconosimiento del Rio Jesus Maria y Poblazon de los Yndios Panamas Conferedados con franseses ... 1726

Physical Description: 37 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 37

Carton 34, Folder 22

445. Casa Fuerte, Juan de Acuña y Bejarano, marqués de. [Report concerning French encroachments in New Mexico]. 1727

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Carton 34, Folder 23

446. Rivera, Pedro de. Proyecto y visita de los presidios ... 1728

Physical Description: 145 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 29

Carton 34, Folder 24

447. Menchero, Miguel. Declaración sobre Nuevo Mexico. circa 1744

Physical Description: 23 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 394

Carton 35, Folder 1

448. Delgado, Carlos. [Informes concerning the treatment of Indians]. circa 1744

Physical Description: 25 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 394

Carton 35, Folder 2

449. Vélez Cachupín, Tomás. Autos fhos. sre. averiguar que rumbo han traido tres franceses que llegaron al Pueblo de Taos con la Nazn. Cumanche ... 1749-1751

Physical Description: 58 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 3

Carton 35, Folder 3

450. Sandobal, Felipe de. [Information on the French in New Mexico]. 1750

Physical Description: 2 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 37

Carton 35, Folder 4

451. Informe del R. P. Provincial de Nuevo Mexico al Exmo. Sor. Virrey impugnando el informe que dio contra las misiones de Nueva Mexico Don Juan de Ordenal y Mayo. 1750

Physical Description: 25 p. Tcpt.

Carton 35, Folder 5

452. Testimonio de los autos fhos a Consulta del Govor. del nuebo Mexico sobre haver llegado dos franzeses cargados de efectos que conduzian de la Nueba Orleans. 1751-1754

Physical Description: 39 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 34

Carton 35, Folder 6

453. Trigo, Juan Agustín. Informe sobre Nuevo Mexico ... 1754

Physical Description: 14 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 25

Carton 35, Folder 7

454. Sanz de Lazaún, Juan. Noticias lamentables acaecidas en la Nueva Mexico ... 1760

Physical Description: 16 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 25

Carton 35, Folder 8

455. Morfi, Juan Agustín. Desordenes que se advierten en el Nuevo Mexico y medios que se juzgan oportunos para mejorar su constitucion y hacer feliz aquel Reyno ... 1761

Physical Description: 22 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 25

Carton 35, Folder 9

456. Serrano, Pedro. Informe del Padre Rdo. Provincial Fr. Pedro Serrano al Exmo. Sr. Virrey Marques de Cruillas sobre la Custodia de el Nuevo Mexico. 1761

Physical Description: 35 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 25

Carton 35, Folder 10

457. Tamarón, Pedro, bp. of Durango. [Account of the pueblo of Taos and of the Indians]. 1762

Physical Description: 10 p. Trsl.

Carton 35, Folder 11

458. [Documents concerning expeditions into New Mexico]. 1774-1779

Physical Description: 16 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: BN Mex, Leg. 3

From the Archive of the Villa of Santa Fe.

Include correspondence of Francisco Antonio Crespo, Antonio María Bucareli, Hugo Oconor, and the Marqués de Croix.

Carton 35, Folder 12-15

459. [Documents concerning the Domínguez-Escalante expeditions] (folders 1-2). 1775-1778

Physical Description: 143 p. Phot. 239 p. Tcpt. 197 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 52

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 169

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 516

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1381

Source: BN Mex

Source: Conway

Include correspondence of Hugo Oconor, Silvestre Vélez Escalante, Fernando Antonio Gómez, Pedro Fermín de Mendinueta, Teodoro de Croix, Antonio María Bucareli, Francisco Atanacio Domínguez, Isidro Murillo, Francisco Garcés, Damián Martínez Galisonga, Miguel Costansó, Juan Agustín Morfi, and Jose de Gálvez.

Oversize Box 72

459. [Documents concerning the Domínguez-Escalante expeditions] cont. (folder 3). 1775-1778

Carton 35, Folder 16

460. Capitulo decimo sexto de el descubrimiento de el Nuevo Mexico. circa 1776

Physical Description: 37 p. Tcpt.

Carton 35, Folder 17

461. Morfi, Juan Agustín. [Journey among the Indians, and New Mexican diary]. 1777-1778

Physical Description: 211 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Rel Ext

Carton 35, Folder 18

462. Esena, Vicente de. [Letter to Pedro Fermín de Mendinueta concerning Indian uprisings in New Mexico]. 1780

Physical Description: 7 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: BN Mex, Leg. 10

Carton 35, Folder 19

463. Fernández, Santiago. [Diary from Santa Fe to the Jumanes]. 1788-1789

Physical Description: 10 p. Tcpt. 26 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 43

Carton 35, Folder 20

464. Martínez Galisonga, Damián, bp. of Sonora. [Letter to Juan Agustín Morfi]. 1792

Physical Description: 11 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 25

Carton 35, Folder 21

465. Concha, Fernando de la. [Instructions to his successor, Fernando Chacón]. 1794

Physical Description: 39 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 41

Carton 35, Folder 22

466. [Report on the missions of Nuevo Mexico]. 1799-1800

Physical Description: 31 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1142

Carton 35, Folder 23

467. Mestas, Manuel. [Request for payment for his services as interpreter to the Utes]. 1806

Physical Description: 3 p. Tcpt.

Carton 35, Folder 24

468. [Expediente about the reports of some Comanche Indians to a Spanish cavalry party reconnoitering on the frontiers of the United States]. 1819-1820

Physical Description: 19 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI PE, Leg. 34

Includes correspondence of Facundo Melgares, Alexo García Conde, the Conde del Venadito, Antonio Cordero, Ramón Yalco y Escandón, José Roquillo, Domingo Martínez, José María Ponce de León, and others.

Carton 35, Folder 25

469. O'Donoju, Juan. [Letter to the Ayuntamiento of Mexico City concerning public outbreaks]. 1821

Physical Description: 1 p. Phot. (incomplete)

Carton 35, Folder 26

470. Baca, Bartolomé. [Letter to the Minister of State concerning an expedition from Kentucky to New Mexico]. 1827

Physical Description: 1 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Gober

Carton 35, Folder 27

471. [Documents concerning encroachments of Americans on the Texas-New Mexico territory]. 1839-1842

Physical Description: 24 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AHMDN, Frac 1, Legs. 1, 8 - 1841

Include correspondence of Mariano Arista, Refugio de la Garza, John Morris, C. Van Ness, Manuel Armijo, Francisco G. Conde, and others.

Carton 35, Folder 28

472. [Mexican fear of American encroachments]. 1845

Physical Description: 6 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Gober, Indif, 1845, Leg. 29

Carton 35, Folder 29

473. [Document concerning land titles of the Pueblo Indians]. 1921

Physical Description: 68 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: USNA

From the Attorney General of New Mexico to the Secretary of the Interior of the United States.

SubSeries 1.8: Texas-Coahuila. 1659-1894

Physical Description: Carton 35, folders 30-45; Cartons 36-46; Carton 47, folders 1-17; Cartons 98-99; Oversize box 73; File box 5

Arrangement

Chronological

Scope and Content Note

This group of documents concerns the history of Texas from the time of the first northward expeditions until the Mexican War and the Gadsden Purchase. There is a wealth of material that includes reports on presidial affairs, mission establishments and activities, relations with the Indians, governmental decrees, French and English intrusions in the Gulf area, and diaries of expeditions. Many of the expedients deal with the activities of such outstanding figures in the history of the territory as Gabriel de Cárdenas, Alonso de León, Domingo Theran de los Ríos, Domingo Gironza Petría de Cruzate, Diego Ortiz Parrilla, Gabriel del Castillo, Hugo Oconor, and Juan de Ugalde. The latter part of the subseries contains a large number of documents pertaining to United States-Mexican relations - the immigration and settlements of U.S. citizens in the province, the Texas revolution, and the preliminaries to the Mexican War.

Additional Note

Source: USNA

From the Attorney General of New Mexico to the Secretary of the Interior of the United States.

Carton 35, Folder 30

474. Mission de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Libro de Casamientos I. 1659-1688

Physical Description: 17 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Juárez

Copied by A. F. Bandalier.

Carton 35, Folder 31

475. Autos de la conquista de la provincia de Coahuila ... 1674-1675

Physical Description: 106 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 1

Include reports of Antonio Balcarcel, Juan Larios, and Ambrosio de Cepeda.

Carton 35, Folder 32

476. Bosque, Fernando del. [Journey]. 1675

Physical Description: 21 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Includes introduction by May Corcoran.

Carton 35, Folder 33

477. Fernández de Santa Cruz, Manuel, bp. of Guadalajara; and Enríquez de Ribera, abp. of Mexico. Relación de Coahuila [and the Indians]. 1676

Physical Description: 21 p. Tcpt. 85 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: NL Gob, Leg. 1

Source: Lina, Leg. 1

Carton 35, Folder 34

478. [Cédulas to the viceroy regarding exploration of the Bay of Espíritu Santo]. 1678-1685

Physical Description: 8 p. Tcpt. 33 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC, Vol. 16

Carton 35, Folder 35

479. [Explorations into the Bay of Espíritu Santo and rivalry with the French over exploration]. 1681-1690

Physical Description: 144 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 614

Source: AGI SD, Leg. 623

Includes correspondence of Pedro Ronquillo the Conde de Paredes, Gaspar de Palacios, Pedro de Oreytia, the Conde de Monclava, Francisco Navarro, Pedro Fernández Carrasco, Andrés de Pez, the Conde de Galve, Alonso de León, and others.of Espíritu Santo]

Carton 35, Folder 36

480. Río, Alonso del, and Diego Domínguez. [Autos sent to Martín de Solís, the fiscal]. 1682

Physical Description: 33 p. Tcpt. 36 p. Trsl.

Carton 35, Folder 37

481. [Statistics on families in Corpus Christi de la Isleta]. 1684

Physical Description: 2 p. Tcpt. (extracts)

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 37

Carton 35, Folder 38

482. Cárdenas Z Cano, Gabriel de*. [Maritime expeditions made in search of the French and Espíritu Santo]. 1684-1689

Physical Description: 9 p. Tcpt. 20 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 302

* Pseudonym of Barcia.

Extract from Ensayo Cronológico de la Florida Decada

18 by Cardenas.

Carton 35, Folder 39-45

483. León, Alonso de. [Documents concerning his appointment, and autos and diary of his land expeditions to the Bay of Espíritu Santo]. 1684-1690

Physical Description: 541 p. Tcpt. 327 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Legs. 614-615

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 182

Source: Salt, Leg. 1

Include correspondence of Baltasar Ebenzeta, the Conde de Monclava, Alonso de León, the Conde de Galve, and Pedro Velázquez de la Care.

Carton 36, Folder 1-2

484. [Documents concerning the exploration of the Bay of Espíritu Santo and the threat of French settlement]. 1684-1693

Physical Description: 335 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 616

Include correspondence of Martín de Echegaray, the Conde de Galve, Manuel José de Cárdenas, and Andrés de Pez.

Carton 36, Folder 3

485. Posadas, Alonso de. [Report concerning the lands of New Mexico and proposed explorations into the Bay of Espíritu Santo]. 1686

Physical Description: 5 p. Trsl. (incomplete)

Carton 36, Folder 4

486. Testimonio de los Autos, y diligencias fechas por el govierno de la N. A. sobre el reconocimiento de poblazon de franceses en la Bahia del Espíritu Santo. 1686

Physical Description: 173 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 614

Relates to Sieur de la Salle's explorations.

Carton 36, Folder 5

487. [Royal cédulas regarding exploration of the Bay of Espíritu Santo and Coahuila]. 1686-1790

Physical Description: 32 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC, Vols. 3, 21

Carton 36, Folder 6

488. Fragamentos historicos. Circa 1687

Physical Description: 5 p. Trsl. (extracts)

Additional Note

Source: Guad BP

Concern the origin of missionary work in Coahuila.

Carton 36, Folder 7

489. [Documents concerning the founding of missions in Texas]. 1689

Physical Description: 21 p. Tcpt. 31 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar-Watson, Cal, K, Leg. 1

Include correspondence of Miguel Fontcuberta and Juan de Luzuriaga.

Carton 36, Folder 8

490. Documentos para la historia ecclesiastica y civil de la provincia de Texas. 2 vols. 1689-1769

Physical Description: 1,212 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vols. 27-28

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 182

Include also fragmentary papers of Fr. Damián Massanet.

See Bolton's Guide, pp. 28-31.

Carton 36, Folder 9

491. Casañas, Francisco de Jesús María. Informe ... a Virrey Conde de Galve sobre las misiones de Tejas. 1691

Physical Description: 44 p. Phot. 26 p. Tcpt. 48 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Texas A & M

Carton 36, Folder 10

492. Casañas, Francisco de Jesús María. [Description of the Hasinai country of eastern Texas]. 1691

Physical Description: 110 p. Trsl.

Carton 36, Folder 11-16

493. Therán de los Ríos, Domingo. [Documents concerning explorations and war against the Indians of the north]. 1691-1695

Physical Description: 662 p. Tcpt. 402 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 615

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 182

Include correspondence of Therán de los Ríos, the Conde de Galve, Gregorio de Salinas Varona, and Juan Enrique Varroto.

Carton 36, Folder 17

494. Vargas Zapata Luján, Diego de. [Possession of the church at Isleta]. 1692

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Juárez

Carton 36, Folder 18

495. [Documents concerning the establishment of missions in Nueva Vizcaya and Texas]. 1693-1694

Physical Description: 63 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 151

Include reports by Juan Isidro de Pardiñas Villar de Francos.

Carton 36, Folder 19

496. [Documents relating to the appointment of the governors of Coahuila and Texas, and the affairs of missions and presidios]. 1693-1736

Physical Description: 300 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 1

Include correspondence of Francisco Cuerbo y Valdés, the Conde de Moctezuma, Matías de Aguirre, Juan de Menchaca, Diego Ramón, the Marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo, the Marqués de Valero, Blas María de la Garza Falcón, Manuel de Sandoval, and the Marqués de Casa Fuerte.

Carton 37, Folder 1

496. [Documents relating to the appointment of the governors of Coahuila and Texas, and the affairs of missions and presidios] cont. 1693-1736

Carton 37, Folder 2

497. Castillo, Gabriel del. [Report on the condition of Texas and Nueva Vizcaya]. 1694

Physical Description: 13 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 151

Carton 37, Folder 3

498. Echeverz y Subiza, Pedro Fermín de. [Report on the affairs of Coahuila]. 1695

Physical Description: 6 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 3

Carton 37, Folder 4

499. Testimonio de autos sobre las Providencias dadas en tiempo de Don Gabriel del Castillo, Gobernador del Parral. 1695

Physical Description: 355 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 151

Carton 37, Folder 5

500. [Royal cédula on the use of mourning dress]. 1695

Physical Description: 5 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 1

Carton 37, Folder 6

501. Respuesto fiscal sobre diferentes puntos de guerra con los Yndios ... del Parral ... y consultas del Don Gabriel del Castillo. 1698

Physical Description: 35 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 151

Carton 37, Folder 7

502. [Documents concerning conditions in Coahuila and requests for assistance]. 1698-1699

Physical Description: 25 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 32

Include correspondence of Francisco Cuerbo y Valdés and Felipe Galindo y Chávez.

Carton 37, Folder 8

503. Monumentos para la Historia de Coahuila y Seno Mexicano. 1699-1783

Physical Description: 300 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 29

See Bolton's Guide, pp. 31-32.

Carton 37, Folder 9

504. [Autos on the conversion of the Indians of Coahuila]. 1700-1703

Physical Description: 70 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 28

Carton 37, Folder 10

505. Monumentos para la Historia de Coahuila y Seno Mexicano. 1701-1755

Physical Description: 205 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 29

Index to contents filed with documents.

See Bolton's Guide, pp. 31-32.

Carton 37, Folder 11

506. Albuquerque, Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, duque de. [Decree concerning the French in Texas]. 1703

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 394

Carton 37, Folder 12

507. [Mission records of San Antonio de Valero and San José]. 1703-1804

Physical Description: 35 p. Tcpt. (extracts)

Additional Note

Some signed by Diego Martín García.

Oversize Box 73

508. Criminal contra el gobernador de los indegenes del pueblo de Santa Maria por calumnia. 1704

Physical Description: 10 p. Phot. 5 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Carton 37, Folder 13

509. Criminal contra el gobernador de los indigenes del pueblo de Santa Maria por calumnia. 1704

Physical Description: 10 p. Phot. 5 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Parral

Carton 37, Folder 14

510. [Documents relating to mission affairs of Texas and the Río Grande del Norte]. 1705-1724

Physical Description: 170 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar-Watson, K, Legs. 1, 4, 11

Include correspondence of Louis de St. Denis, Isidro Félix de Espinosa, Francisco Hidalgo, and José Díaz.

Carton 37, Folder 15

511. Ramón, Diego. [Diary of an expedition from San Juan Bautista to central Texas]. 1707

Physical Description: 20 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 28

Carton 37, Folder 16

512. Espinosa, Isidro Félix de. [Report on conditions of the missions of the Río Grande del Norte]. 1708

Physical Description: 25 p. Tcpt. 41 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar, C, Leg. 1

Carton 37, Folder 17

513. Espinosa, Isidro Félix de, and Antonio de San Buenaventura y Olivares. [Diary of a journey to the missions in the north of Texas]. 1709

Physical Description: 61 p. Tcpt. 26 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar-Watson, K, Leg. 11

Carton 37, Folder 18

514. Albuquerque, Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, duque de. [Relación to his successor, the Duque de Linares]. 1710

Physical Description: 26 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 485

Carton 37, Folder 19

515. Decretos del Consejo de Indias. 1711-1715

Physical Description: 23 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI INE, Legs. 4-5

Concern encroachments of the French in Texas.

Carton 37, Folder 20

516. San Miguel de Aguayo, Joseph de Azlor, marqués de. [Diary]. circa 1715

Physical Description: 13 p. Tcpt. (extracts)

Carton 37, Folder 21

517. Osorio, Gregorio. [Report to the viceroy on conditions in Texas]. 1715

Physical Description: 47 p. Tcpt.

Carton 37, Folder 22

518. San Miguel de Aguayo, Joseph de Azlor, marqués de. [Proposal concerning the discovery of the Gran Quivira]. 1715-1716

Physical Description: 10 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 183

Includes correspondence of the Marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo, the Duque de Linares, and Isidro Félix de Espinosa.

Carton 37, Folder 23

519. Aviles, Antonio de. [Report of missionary work at Sierra Gorda]. 1716

Physical Description: 5 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 166

Carton 37, Folder 24

520. Ramón, Domingo, and Isidro Félix de Espinosa. [Daily itinerary of a new expedition to the province of Texas]. 1716

Physical Description: 82 p. Tcpt. 34 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 181

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 27

Carton 37, Folder 25

521. Olivar y Rebelledo, Juan. [Reports to the king regarding expeditions into Texas]. 1717

Physical Description: 35 p. Trsl.

Carton 37, Folder 26-27

522. [Documents concerning the northern provinces, particularly Texas, Acapulco, and Nayarit]. 1717-1760

Physical Description: 626 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 513

Source: AGI Mex, Legs. 498, 504, 688, 704, 1057

Source: AGI INE, Leg. 88

Include correspondence of the Marqués de Valero, the Marqués de Casa Fuerte, José Berroterán, Pedro de Rávago y Terán, and José de Escandón.

Carton 37, Folder 28-29

523. Espinosa, Isidro Félix de. [Study of the Hasinai country]. post 1718

Physical Description: 100 p. Tcpt. 46 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

possibly Chapters 9-26-of Crónica Apostólica

Carton 37, Folder 30

524. Valero, Baltasar de Zúñiga, marqués de, Duque de Arión. [Letters and testimony concerning the French occupation of Mexican ports]. 1719

Physical Description: 10 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 629

Carton 38, Folder 1

524. Valero, Baltasar de Zúñiga, marqués de, Duque de Arión. [Letters and testimony concerning the French occupation of Mexican ports] cont. 1719

Carton 38, Folder 2

525. Alarcón, Martín de. [Diary of expedition to the Bay of Espíritu Santo]. 1719

Physical Description: 10 p. Tcpt. 52 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Tier, Vol. 360

Certification by Diego Ramón.

Carton 38, Folder 3

526. [Affairs of French establishments on the Mississippi River and the Indians of the region]. 1720-1721

Physical Description: 13 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: MG Paris

Carton 38, Folder 4

527. Noticia de la introducción de extranjeros en algunos parajes de Nueva España. 1721

Physical Description: 20 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI INE, Leg. 6

Carton 38, Folder 5

528. Peña, Juan Antonio de la. Derrotero de la expedicion en la Provincia de la Texas... 1721-1722

Physical Description: 60 p. Phot. 277 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 28

Diary of the expedition of the Marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo and the re-establishment of the east Texas frontier.

Carton 38, Folder 6-7

529. Peña, Juan Antonio de la. [Itinerary of the expedition into the provvince of Texas]. 1722

Physical Description: 80 p. Tcpt. 109 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

From the text printed in Mexico, 1722.

Carton 38, Folder 8-10

530. [Documents relating to civil and military affairs of Texas and Coahuila]. 1724-1744

Physical Description: 400 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vols. 32, 37, 183, 236

Include correspondence of José González, Nicolás Flores, Juan Estéban de Revolledo, Antonio Valverde y Cosío, José Antonio Fernández de Jaúregui Urrutía, Thoribio de Urrutía, Manuel de Sandoval, and others.

Carton 38, Folder 11-12

531. [Documents relating to the missions of Texas]. 1725-1745

Physical Description: 261 p. Tcpt. 38 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar-Watson, K, Legs. 1, 4, 6-7, 19

Include correspondence of Miguel Sevillano de Paredes, the Marqués de Casa Fuerte, Isidro Félix de Espinosa, Pedro del Barco, José Antonio Fernández de Jaúregui Urrutía, Juan Fogueras, and others.

Carton 38, Folder 13-16

532. [Reports from the Presidio of San Antonio de Bexar on settlements of Texas]. 1726-1736

Physical Description: 470 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Intern

Include reports from Juan Antonio de Bustillo Zevallos, Manuel de Sandoval, Antonio de Aviles, Francisco Domingo de Lava, and Juan Estéban de Revolledo.

Carton 38, Folder 17-20

533. [Documents and correspondence relating to Texas, with maps of San Antonio]. 1726-1743

Physical Description: 525 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 236

See Bolton's Guide, p. 132.

Carton 38, Folder 21

534. Sevillano de Paredes, Miguel. Visita de las Misiones del Rio Grande del Norte. 1727

Physical Description: 40 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 29

Carton 38, Folder 22

535. Rivera, Pedro de. [Diary of expedition into Texas]. 1727-1728

Physical Description: 25 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AHMDN, Leg. 7

Carton 38, Folder 23

536. Testimonio de los Autos ... pasen 400 familias para que pueblan la Vahia de San Antonio, misiones de los Adais y los Texas. 1730

Physical Description: 38 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 178

Relates to Canary Island settlers in Texas.

Carton 38, Folder 24

537. Testimonio de Asiento de Misiones. 1730-1731

Physical Description: 9 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: GLO, Vol. 50

Carton 38, Folder 25

538. [Documents relating to civil and military affairs of Texas]. 1730-1746

Physical Description: 176 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Bexar

Include correspondence of Pedro de Rivera, Miguel Sevillano de Paredes, Juan Antonio Bustillo Zevallos, José Antonio Fernández de Jaúregui Urrutía, José de la Garza y Arellano, Juan Recio de León, Diego de las Cortes y Zans, Prudencio de Orobio y Basterra, and Joaquín de Orobio y Basterra.

Carton 39, Folder 1

538. [Documents relating to civil and military affairs of Texas] cont. 1730-1746

Carton 39, Folder 2

539. [Documents relating to the administration and colonization of Texas and Coahuila, and to Indian problems]. 1730-1786

Physical Description: 150 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 5

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 84

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 64

Source: Lamar

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 270

Table of contents filed with documents.

Carton 39, Folder 3

540. [Documents relating to the missions and civil affairs of Texas]. 1741-1748

Physical Description: 40 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Lamar

Includes correspondence of Juan Antonio Bustillo Zevallos, Manuel de Sandoval, Mariano Francisco de los Dolores, Prudencio de Orobio y Basterra, the Conde de Fuenclara, the Conde de Revilla Gigedo, Thomas Phillip Winthuysen, and others.

Carton 39, Folder 4

541. [Royal cédulas concerning the settlement and administration of Texas]. 1734-1789

Physical Description: 87 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC, Vols. 55, 57, 60-61, 70, 72, 78-80, 82, 84-87, 89-91, 94-95, 98, 100

Source: AGN Vir, Vol. 18

Carton 39, Folder 5

542. [Documents concerning the fort of Natchitoches, and reports by missionaries]. 1735-1736

Physical Description: 69 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 524

Include correspondence of Manuel de Sandoval, Louis de St. Denis, José González, and Ignacio Ziprián.

Carton 39, Folder 6

543. [Letters concerning governmental affairs of Texas]. 1736-1742

Physical Description: 87 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Nacog

Include correspondence of Manuel de Sandoval.

Carton 39, Folder 7

544. Testimonio de la fundacion del nuebo Presidio que con Titulo del Sacramento se a erigido y fundado en la Juntta de los rios del nortte que llaman de Sn Diego en la Nueva Vizcaya. 1737

Physical Description: 179 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 504

Carton 39, Folder 8-9

545. [Autos of visitations and presidial affairs of Coahuila and Texas]. 1737-1739

Physical Description: 152 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 2

Include correspondence of Clemente de la Garza Falcón, Miguel de la Garza Falcón, Blas de la Garza Falcón, and José Antonio Fernández de Jaúregui Urrutía.

Carton 39, Folder 10

546. [Complaints of missionaries about the treatment of the Indians of San Antonio]. 1737-1740

Physical Description: 15 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Mis, Vol. 21

Include letters from Carlos de Franquis, Benites de Lugo, and Francisco José de Arecha.

Carton 39, Folder 11

547. [Correspondence of the officials of Coahuila with the viceroys]. 1739-1767

Physical Description: 250 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 25

See Bolton's Guide, p. 90.

Carton 39, Folder 12-13

548. [Autos of visitation of Coahuila and the founding of missions]. 1740-1757

Physical Description: 396 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 3

Include correspondence of Juan García Pruneda, Pedro de Rávago y Terán, and Miguel de Lesma y Escudero.

Carton 39, Folder 14-15

549. Winthuysen, Thomas Phillip. [Report of the progress of the provinces of Texas and the New Philippines]. 1744

Physical Description: 12 p. Trsl.

Carton 39, Folder 16

550. St. Denis, Louis de. [Will of St. Denis and marriage contract of his daughter]. 1744-1750

Physical Description: 5 p. Phot.

Carton 39, Folder 17

551. García, Diego Martín. Breve y legal noticia de las calidades y costumbres de los Indios. 1745

Physical Description: 162 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Wagner

Carton 39, Folder 18-22

552. [Documents relating to the military and civil affairs of the province of Texas, and to Indian affairs]. 1745-1765

Physical Description: 618 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Bexar

Includes correspondence of Francisco García Larios, Manuel Ramírez de la Piszina, the Conde de Revilla Gigedo, Pedro de Rávago y Teráñ, Pedro de Barrio Junco y Espriella, Domingo Guerra y Valdés, Antonio Rodríguez, Angel de Martos y Navarrete, Marcos Ruiz, Luis Menchaca, Andrés Hernández, Jacinto de Barrios y Jaúregui, the Marqués de Cruillas, Melchor Afán de Rivera, and Antonio Treviño.

Carton 40, Folder 1-2

552. [Documents relating to the military and civil affairs of the province of Texas, and to Indian affairs] cont. 1745-1765

Carton 40, Folder 3

553. Ortiz de Velasco, José. Consulta de el Presidio de Nuestra Señora de el Pilar de los Adays. 1746

Physical Description: 75 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: MN Mex - Mis, Cal, I

Carton 40, Folder 4

554. Talamantes, Melchor. [History of the discovery and settlement of Texas]. 1746

Physical Description: 32 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 43

Carton 40, Folder 5-9

555. [Documents relating to mission, civil, and Indian affairs of Texas and Coahuila]. 1746-1773

Physical Description: 941 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar, C, Leg. 1

Source: Quer Ar, K, Legs. 3-4, 6-8, 11-12, 14-15, 19

Includes correspondence of Alonso Giraldo de Terreros, Melchor de Mediavilla y Anchona, Mariano Francisco de los Dolores, Francisco Xavier Ortiz, Benito Fernández de Santa Ana, Juan Antonio Bustillo Zevallos, Nicolás de Prado, the Conde de Revilla Gigedo, Francisco Xavier Castellanos, José Francisco Ganzabal, Mariano Bianca, Pedro de Barrio Junco y Espriella, and others.

Carton 40, Folder 10-11

556. [Documents relating to San Agustín in Texas]. 1746-1781

Physical Description: 300 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Vir, II, Vols. 1-2, 24

Source: AGN Hist, Vols. 91, 97

Source: AGN RC, Vols. 73, 76, 80, 91

Source: AGN PI, Vols. 25, 100, 249

Source: Bexar

Source: Nacog

Source: Zaca

Includes correspondence of Joaquín de Orobio y Basterra, the Marqués de la Ensenada, the Conde de Revilla Gigedo, Domingo de Valcarzel, Julián de Arriaga, Jacinto de Barrios y Jaúregui, José Ignacio de Goyeneche, the Conde de Aranda, Marcos Ruiz, Melchor Morín, the Marqués de Cruillas, the Marqués de Croix, Angel de Martos y Navarrete, Rafael Martínez Pacheco, Hugo Oconor, Melchor Afán de Rivera, and others.

Carton 40, Folder 12

557. Copia del Diario de la Campaña ... para el reconocimiento de las margenes del Rio grande del Norte. 1747

Physical Description: 46 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 513

Carton 40, Folder 13-14

558. Escandón, José de. [Testimony relating to the pacification and settlement of Nuevo León]. 1748

Physical Description: 251 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 688

Carton 40, Folder 15

559. [Cédula for the founding of missions in Texas]. 1748

Physical Description: 10 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Zaca

Carton 40, Folder 16

560. [Royal cédulas regarding the government of Texas]. 1748

Physical Description: 7 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC, Vol. 68

Carton 40, Folder 17

561. Altamira, Juan Rodríguez de Albuerne, marqués de. [Dictamen concerning the erection of new missions of San Yldefonso, Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria, and San Xavier]. 1750

Physical Description: 11 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

From Memorias para la historia de Texas, by Juan Agustín Morfi

Carton 40, Folder 18

562. Colección de reales ordenes y cédulas duplicados sobre Provincias Internas. Libros I-V. 1750-1793

Physical Description: 117 p. Tcpt. (extracts)

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC

Carton 40, Folder 19

563. Oficio para que el Governador de Texas se halle entterado de la erección que en los margenes del Rio de San Xavier se ha de haser de un Precidio con el tittulo de esste nombre ... 1751-1752

Physical Description: 38 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Lamar

Carton 40, Folder 20

564. Fernández de Santa Ana, Benito. [Autos dealing with missions and Indians of Texas]. 1751-1758

Physical Description: 124 p. Tcpt.

Carton 40, Folder 21-24

565. [Documents relating to presidial, military, and civil affairs, and Indian problems in Texas]. 1751-1763

Physical Description: 55 p. Phot. 552 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Source: AGI Guad, Legs. 137, 368

Includes correspondence of Pedro, de Rávago y Terán, Jacinto de Barrios y Jaúregui, José Berroterán, Alonso Giraldo de Terreros, Diego Ortiz Parrilla, the Marqués de Cruillas, Julián de Arriaga, Lorenzo Cancio, Thoribio de Urrutía, and others.

Carton 41, Folder 1

566. Barrios y Jaúregui, Jacinto de. Testimonio de las diligencias practicadas por el Govor. de la Provincia de Texas ... serca de que examinase si su antecesor tenia o no Como. ylizito con los franceses de aquella Colonia y Junttamente el destino que han traído quarentta embarcaziones Franceses. 1752

Physical Description: 109 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 400

Carton 41, Folder 2

567. Altamira, Juan Rodríguez de Albuerne, marqués de. [Report and description of Texas]. 1752

Physical Description: 58 p. Tcpt.

Carton 41, Folder 3

568. Barrios y Jaúregui, Jacinto de. [Investigation of French trade in Texas]. 1752-1753

Physical Description: 21 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 299

Carton 41, Folder 4

569. [Royal cédulas concerning the establishment of missions in Texas]. 1752-1759

Physical Description: 10 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC, Vols. 72, 78

Carton 41, Folder 5

570. Circulares en las misiones de Texas. 1753-1792

Physical Description: 30 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: FA Rome

Carton 41, Folder 6

571. Revilla Gigedo, Juan Francisco Güemes y Horcasitas, conde de. [Instructions to his successor, the Marqués de las Armarillas]. 1754-1755

Physical Description: 76 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1506

Carton 41, Folder 7

572. Barrios y Jaúregui, Jacinto de. Diligencias practicadas de Horden del Señor Dn. Jacinto de Barrios y Jauregui en asumpto del Reconocimiento del desemboque del Rio de la Trinidad y Descubrir si avian poblado en el como se avia dicho los franceses. 1755

Physical Description: 20 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Lamar

Carton 41, Folder 8

573. Arriaga, Julián de. [Instructions to the Marqués de las Amarillas]. 1755

Physical Description: 7 p. Tcpt.

Carton 41, Folder 9

574. Ahumada y Villalón, Agustín de, Marqués de las Amarillas. [Correspondence with Julián de Arriaga regarding civil affairs in Texas and Coahuila]. 1755-1756

Physical Description: 31 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 302

Includes correspondence with the Duque de Alba, Miguel de Lesma y Escudero, and Jacinto de Barrios y Jaúregui.

Carton 41, Folder 10-12

575. [Letters and reports concerning the settlement of presidios in Texas and Coahuila]. 1758-1774

Physical Description: 600 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vols. 22, 25

Includes correspondence of Jacinto de Barrios y Jaúregui and the Marqués de Croix.

See Bolton's Guide, pp. 87-88, 90.

Carton 41, Folder 13

576. [Report of the transfer of San Xavier presidio to San Saba]. 1756

Physical Description: 6 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Vir, Vol. 1

Carton 41, Folder 14

577. Ahumada y Villalón, Agustín de, Marqués de las Amarillas. [Report concerning the presidio of San Saba and settlers in Texas]. 1756-1757

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Nacog

Carton 41, Folder 15

578. Testimonio de los Auttos fechos a consulta de D. Jacinto de Barrios y Jauregui, Govor. de la Provincia de Tejas en que da quenta haver aprehendido unos franzeses que se hallaban establecidos en el Rio de la Trinidad. 1756

Physical Description: 162 p. Tcpt.

Carton 41, Folder 16

579. [Documents relating to civil and military affairs in Texas and to the French settlements]. 1756-1760

Physical Description: 92 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Legs. 240, 328-330

Includes correspondence of Jacinto de Barrios y Jaúregui and Francisco de San Buenaventura Martínez de Tejada Díez de Velasco.

Carton 41, Folder 17

580. [Correspondence of the viceroy with the officials of Texas]. 1756-1768

Physical Description: 347 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 94

See Bolton's Guide, p. 44.

Carton 41, Folder 18

581. Papeles de las Misiones de San Saba. 1758

Physical Description: 76 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: Quer Ar

Primarily concerning the Indian uprising.

Includes correspondence of Miguel Molina, Diego Ortiz Parrilla, the Marqués de las Amarillas, Mariano Francisco de los Dolores, and José Antonio Bernad.

Carton 41, Folder 19

582. Correspondencia con varios gobernadores de los presidios fronterisos. 1758-1769

Physical Description: 495 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 91

Carton 41, Folder 20

583. Correspondencia con varios gobernadores de los presidios fronterisos. 1758-1770

Physical Description: 241 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 95

See Bolton's Guide, p. 44.

Carton 41, Folder 21-22

584. [Documents concerning ecclesiastical affairs in Texas, especially San Antonio]. 1758-1771

Physical Description: 68 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Nacog

Includes correspondence of the Marqués de las Amarillas and the Barón de Riperdá.

Carton 41, Folder 23

585. [Relaciones of the northern provinces]. 1758-1772

Physical Description: 89 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Vir, II, Vols. 3-9, 12-14, 19, 25, 30-33

From Francisco Cajigal de la Vega, the Marqués de Cruillas, the Marqués de las Amarillas, the Marqués de Croix, and Antonio María Bucareli.

Carton 41, Folder 24

586. [Documents pertaining to military and Indian affairs in Texas]. 1758-1773

Physical Description: 70 p. Tcpt. 8 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 84

Includes correspondence of Athanase de Mézières, José Abad de Jesús María, Melchor Afán de Rivera, and the Barón de Riperdá.

Carton 41, Folder 25

587. Romero de Torreros, Pedro. Instancia [regarding the mines of El Monte and Pachuca]. 1759-1760

Physical Description: 37 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Legs. 518-519, 522

Includes correspondence of the Marqués de las Amarillas.

Carton 41, Folder 26

588. Parrilla, Diego Ortiz. [Testimony on the affairs of the Presidio of San Saba, and encounters with the Indians]. 1759

Physical Description: 28 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 1

589. Expediente sobre establecimiento de misiones en la inmediacion del Presidio de Sn. Savas. 1759-1763

Physical Description: 105 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 84

Carton 42, Folder 2

590. [Presidial changes made by the fiscal in Texas]. 1760

Physical Description: 7 p. Tcpt. (extract)

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 72

Carton 42, Folder 3

591. [Visitas in Coahuila by the governors and their proclamations]. 1760-1772

Physical Description: 352 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 4

Include correspondence of Jacinto de Barrios y Jaúregui and Angel de Martos y Navarrete.

Carton 42, Folder 4-6

592. Documentos pertenecientes a las tres entradas que hizo el P. P. Fr. José Calahorra a las Naciones Tahuacana é Yucán con el objeto de fundar Mission ... 1761-1763

Physical Description: 51 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: FA Rome

Carton 42, Folder 7

593. [Report on the missions of Jalisco and Coahuila]. 1762

Physical Description: 35 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Guad BP

Carton 42, Folder 8

594. [Documents relating to the founding of missions in Texas]. 1762-1790

Physical Description: 60 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Zaca

Include correspondence of Antonio María Bucareli, Anastasio de Jesús Romero, José Mariano Reyes, and José Francisco Mariano de la Garza.

Carton 42, Folder 9

595. Testimonio de los Auttos fhos sobre los servicios de D. Angel Marttos Navarrette Govor. de la Prov. de Texas, y sobre la desercion que hizieron varios soldados del Nuevo Reyno de Leon que le auxiliaron contra los Yndios Neuphitos. 1763

Physical Description: 6 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 10-11

596. Parrilla, Diego Ortiz. Autos sobre auxllio para Nuevo Leon, Nueva Vizcaya, y San Luis Potosi. 1763

Physical Description: 234 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 12

597. Parrilla, Diego Ortiz. [Autos of Parrilla, captain at San Saba, telling of the successes in Indian campaigns,]. 1763

Physical Description: 44 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 13

598. Autos de visita [at the presidio of San Antonio de Béxar]. 1763

Physical Description: 76 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 14

599. Autos fechos a consulta de Don Barrios y Jaúregui, Gobernador de Texas, sobre haber de descubierto unos minerales. 1763

Physical Description: 38 p. Tcpt. 43 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 15-16

600. [Testimony on Parrilla's report on the expenses of campaigns against the Indians of the north]. 1763

Physical Description: 241 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 17-18

601. [Testimony of autos relating to the request of the Colegio de la Santa Cruz de Querétaro to found new missions in Texas]. 1763

Physical Description: 268 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 19-20

602. [Documents on the reduction of the Apache nation and the establishment of the Presidio of San Saba]. 1763

Physical Description: 378 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 42, Folder 21

603. [Documents relating to civil and military affairs in Texas]. 1763-1778

Physical Description: 40 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Lamar

Include correspondence of Teodoro de Croix, Antonio María Bucareli, Caballero Macartij, and the Marqués de Croix.

Carton 42, Folder 22-25

604. [Documents concerning presidio and mission affairs in Texas]. 1763-1792

Physical Description: 474 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Nacog

Includes correspondence of Angel de Martos y Navarrete, the Marqués de Cruillas, Caballero Macartij, Thoribio de Urrutía, Marcos Ruiz, the Barón de Riperdá, Teodoro de Croix, Thomas Jefferson, William Jones, José Manuel Pedrajo, Manuel Muñoz, and others.

Includes census reports and padrones.

Carton 42, Folder 26

605. [Documents concerning piracy and foreign activities on the Gulf and east coasts]. 1764-1787

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1507

Include correspondence of the Marqués de Cruillas, José de Gálvez, Julián de Arriaga, Antonio María Bucareli, and Alonso Núñez de Haro y Peralta.

Carton 42, Folder 27

606. [Reports on military affairs of the presidios of Texas]. 1766-1768

Physical Description: 221 p. Tcpt. 26 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 511

Include correspondence of the Marqués de Rubí, Diego Ortiz Parrilla, the Marqués de Croix, Julián de Arriaga, and Nicolás de la Fora.

Carton 42, Folder 28

607. [Documents relating to military and Indian affairs of Texas, and to the appointment of Hugo Oconor as governor.]. 1766-1780

Physical Description: 113 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Bexar

Include correspondence of Lorenzo de Bustamante, Hugo Oconor, the Marqués de Croix, Francisco de Thovar, Estéban Gavarre, the Barón de Riperdá, and Domingo Cotello.

Carton 42, Folder 29

608. [Reports on the Bahía del Espíritu Santo]. 1767-1773

Physical Description: 8 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 513

Carton 43, Folder 1

609. [Correspondence of the officials of Coahuila with the viceroy]. 1768-1792

Physical Description: 300 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 24

See Bolton's Guide, pp. 89-90.

Carton 43, Folder 2

610. Barrios y Jaúregui, Jacinto de. [Report on the province of Texas]. 1771

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 99

Carton 43, Folder 3

611. Bonilla, Antonio. Breve Compendio [of the history of Texas]. 1772

Physical Description: 92 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 302

Carton 43, Folder 4

612. [Reports of prelates who have missions in their charge]. 1772

Physical Description: 46 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 152

Includes six pages of Bolton's notes

Carton 43, Folder 5

613. Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio María. [Reports on the accomplishments of Rafael Martínez Pacheco and Hugo Oconor]. 1772-1773

Physical Description: 49 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 514

Addressed to Julián de Arriaga.

Carton 43, Folder 6

614. Expediente sobre la quexa que dió el Baron de Riperdá de los vecinos de la Colonia del Nuevo Santander quitaban a los Indios sus hijos para venderlos por esclavos. 1773

Physical Description: 12 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 84

Carton 43, Folder 7

615. Bucareli y Ursua, Antonio María. ... copias de las ultimas cartas que recivió del Governador de Texas sobre el estado de aquella Provincia y de las contextaciones que le hizo avisando tambien lo que a consequencia há dispuesto. 1773

Physical Description: 21 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 513

Carton 43, Folder 8

616. [Documents concerning presidial affairs in Texas]. 1775-1788

Physical Description: 90 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Legs. 267, 505, 518

Includes correspondence of Antonio María Bucareli, Domingo Cabello, and Hugo Oconor.

Carton 43, Folder 9-11

617. [Documents concerning mission and civil affairs in Texas]. 1775-1789

Physical Description: 451 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 5

Includes correspondence of the Barón de Riperdá, Eliseo Llanos de Vergara, Jacobo de Ugarte y Loyola, Juan de Ugalde, and others.

Carton 43, Folder 12

618. [Documents concerning the removal of the Barón de Riperdá from command in Texas]. 1776-1780

Physical Description: 11 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Legs. 242-243, 302

Includes correspondence of Antonio María Bucareli, José de Gálvez, the Barón de Riperdá, and Pedro de Barrio Junco y Espriella.

Carton 43, Folder 13

619. [Report on the various jurisdictions and the principal Indian tribes of Texas]. 1778

Physical Description: 3 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 182

Transmitted by Teodoro de Croix to Antonio María Bucareli.

Carton 43, Folder 14

620. [Documents concerning the establishment of the new bishopric of Linares]. 1778-1779

Physical Description: 21 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: NL Gob

Includes letter of Teodoro de Croix.

Carton 43, Folder 15

621. [Letters concerning the activities of the French and English in Texas and on the Pacific Coast]. 1778-1788

Physical Description: 8 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Legs. 276, 287

Source: AGI PC, Leg. 14

Includes correspondence of Teodoro de Croix, José de Gálvez, Jacobo Ugarte y Loyola, Luis de Blanc, and Estéban Miró.

Carton 43, Folder 16

622. Ibarvo, Antonio Gil. [Letter to Pedro Piernas concerning settlers in Nachitos]. 1780

Physical Description: 1 p. Tcpt.

Carton 43, Folder 17

623. Ramírez, Pedro. Representacion del P. Fr. Pedro Ramirez suplicando de la orden de que no entraron mas avios a las misiones de Texas ... 1780

Physical Description: 15 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: FA Rome

Carton 43, Folder 18

624. Informes [of the mission in Nacogdoches and the Teguacana tribe]. 1780

Physical Description: 22 p. Phot.

Additional Note

Source: FA Rome

Carton 43, Folder 19-20

625. [Dispatches concerning the establishment of new missions, French traders, and settlers in Texas]. 1780-1788

Physical Description: 100 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Legs. 1, 6

Includes correspondence of Rafael Martínez Pacheco and Jacobo Ugarte y Loyola.

Carton 43, Folder 21

626. [Documents concerning Philip Nolan and James Cook in Texas and Nuevo Santander, and the disposition of their companions]. 1780-1803

Physical Description: 82 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Sonora

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 413

Include correspondence of Pedro de Nava, Philip Nolan, the Marqués de Branciforte, Miguel José de Azanza, Manuel Gayoso de Lemos, Manuel Muñoz, James Cook, José Vidal, Juan Bautista de Elguezábal, the Barón de Carondelet, Andrés López Armesto, José de Gálvez, Félix Berenguer de Marquina, Félix Calleja, and others.

Carton 43, Folder 22

627. Varios asuntos de Texas. 1780-1807

Physical Description: 600 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 51

See Bolton's Guide, p. 37.

Carton 43, Folder 23

628. [Summary report of the presidios of San Antonio Béxar, Bahía de Espíritu Santo, and Nuestra Señora del Pilar de los Adais]. circa 1781

Physical Description: 34 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: BN Mex

Carton 43, Folder 24

629. [Documents concerning General James Long's expedition into Texas]. 1783-1820

Physical Description: 158 p. Tcpt. (some extracts)

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 251

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 162

See Bolton's Guide, pp. 47 and 136. Index filed with documents.

Carton 43, Folder 25

630. [Report on the missions of Texas]. circa 1784

Physical Description: 7 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: MN Mex

Carton 43, Folder 26-27

631. Cabello, Domingo. [Report concerning the Apaches]. 1784

Physical Description: 69 p. Tcpt. 131 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 64

Carton 43, Folder 28

632. Cabello, Domingo. [Letters concerning the missions of Béxar and Coahuila]. 1784

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Linar

Written to Rafael José Verger.

Carton 43, Folder 29

633. [Report of the merits and services of Luis Cazorla, captain of the presidio of Bahía de Espíritu Santo]. 1786

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 99

Carton 43, Folder 30

634. Cabello, Domingo. [Report on the Indians of Texas]. 1786

Physical Description: 9 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Bexar

Carton 43, Folder 31

635. López, José Francisco. [Report on the missions of Texas]. 1786

Physical Description: 23 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: BL

Carton 43, Folder 32

636. Ugalde, Juan de. [Diary and correspondence concerning the Indians of the interior provinces of the east]. 1787-1788

Physical Description: 71 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 111

Includes letters to Manuel Antonio Flores.

Carton 44, Folder 1-4

637. [Correspondence concerning the Provincias Internas of the east; the complaint of Ugalde at his removal from the governorship of Coahuila; and military affairs, especially of Río Grande del Norte]. 1787-1791

Physical Description: 175 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 264

See Bolton's Guide, p. 138. Index filed with documents.

Carton 44, Folder 5-6

638. [Diaries and letters of expeditions to and from Texas and New Mexico]. 1787-1793

Physical Description: 175 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 43

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 183

Includes diaries of José Mares, Pedro Vial, and Francisco Xavier Fragoso.

Includes correspondence of Pedro de Nava, the Conde de Revilla Gigedo, Fernando de la Concha, Manuel Merino, Zenon Trudeau, and Luis de las Casas.

Carton 44, Folder 7

639. Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo. [Private report ... concerning the province of Texas]. 1788

Physical Description: 60 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 254

Carton 44, Folder 8

640. Correspondencia, de los gobernadores de Texas, Nuevo, León y Santander sobre guerra con los bárbaros. 1788-1790

Physical Description: 450 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 159

See Bolton's Guide, pp. 115-116.

Carton 44, Folder 9

641. Registro de varias expedientes y algunas acusaciones. 1788-1796

Physical Description: 470 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 100

See Bolton's Guide, p. 45.

Carton 44, Folder 10-11

642. [Documents concerning Texas Indians and presidial affairs]. 1789-1795

Physical Description: 270 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vols. 93, 430

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 20

Source: AGI PE, Leg. 23

Include correspondence of Pedro de Nava, Manuel Merino, the Marqués de Branciforte, and the Conde de Sierra Gorda.

Carton 44, Folder 12

643. Porlier, Antonio. [Letter concerning the Lorenzo Boturini papers]. 1790

Physical Description: 3 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Gober

Carton 44, Folder 13

644. [Documents concerning mission affairs of Texas]. 1791-1798

Physical Description: 61 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Zaca

Source: AGN Mis, Vol. 16

Include correspondence of Manuel de Silva, Manuel Muñoz, the Conde de Revilla Gigedo, the Conde de Sierra Gorda, Pedro de Nava, and José Mariano de Cardenas.

Carton 44, Folder 14-17

645. Morfi, Juan Agustín. [Memoranda for the history of Texas]. 1792

Physical Description: 455 p. Tcpt. 453 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: MN Mex

Carton 44, Folder 18

646. Parrilla, Diego Ortiz. Autos sobre el asalto que los Indios Cumanches hicieron en el Presidio de San Luis de las Amarillas. 1793

Physical Description: 404 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Mex, Leg. 1933

Carton 45, Folder 1

647. Revilla Gigedo, Juen Vicente Güemes Pacheco de Padilla Horcasitas y Aguayo, conde de. [Informe on the missions of Texas]. 1793

Physical Description: 27 p. Tcpt. 31 p. Trsl.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Vir, II, Vol. 19

From the Diccionario Universal de la Historia y Geografía, Tomo V.

Carton 45, Folder 2

648. [Report of the tithes of Texas]. 1793-1794

Physical Description: 7 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Linar

Carton 45, Folder 3-5

649. [Inventories of temporalities of Texas missions; Indian affairs in Texas; and a report on the tobacco monology of Espíritu Santo]. 1793-1797

Physical Description: 401 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 7

Includes a report of Manuel Muñoz.

Carton 45, Folder 6

650. Noticias sobre la Mision del Refugio. 1795

Physical Description: 14 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guad, Leg. 363

Carton 45, Folder 7

651. [Documents concerning civil affairs of Texas]. 1798

Physical Description: 38 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 8

Includes correspondence of Manuel Pérez and Manuel Muñoz.

Carton 45, Folder 8-9

652. [Presidial affairs of the Bahía de Espíritu Santo; process against a Texan suspected of collusion with the nations of the north; exaction of tithes in Texas; and an inventory of San Antonio de Valero mission]. 1800-1805

Physical Description: 167 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 9

Carton 45, Folder 10

653. [Royal order dividing the provinces into two commands]. 1804

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Carton 45, Folder 11

654. [Reports on the missions of Texas]. 1804-1819

Physical Description: 10 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Mis, Vols. 3, 11

Carton 45, Folder 12

655. Soler, Miguel Cayetano. [Report on relations with Americans in Texas]. 1805

Physical Description: 4 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN RC, Vol. 195

Carton 45, Folder 13-15

656. [Letters concerning the official tobacco monopoly at San Antonio; the trial of two Indians; the proposal to establish a pottery factory at Béxar; and trade between Texas and Coahuila]. 1806-1809

Physical Description: 452 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 10

Includes correspondence of José Reós, Francisco Rouquier, Luis Galán, María Josefa García, and Andrés Cubiere.

Carton 45, Folder 16

657. Amangual, Francisco. Diario de la derrota de novedades occuridas en la partida del mando del Sr. Capitan Dn. Francisco Amangual. 1808

Physical Description: 43 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AHMDN

Carton 45, Folder 17

658. Arrillaga, José Joaquín de. [Report on the missions of Coahuila]. 1809

Physical Description: 2 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Sta Barb, Chih

Carton 45, Folder 18

659. Davenport, Samuel. Noticia de las Naciones Yndias de la Provincia de Texas ... 1809-1810

Physical Description: 3 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 201

Carton 45, Folder 19

660. [Documents concerning American encroachments into Texas]. 1809-1812

Physical Description: 76 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AHMDN

Includes correspondence of José Vidal, Pedro Garibay, José de Yturrigaray, Apolinar de Masmela, Francisco Xavier Venegas, and Manuel de Salcedo.

Carton 45, Folder 20

661. Salcedo, Manuel de. [Correspondence on the military affairs of Texas]. 1810-1812

Physical Description: 100 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist

Carton 45, Folder 21

662. Lisa, Manuel. [Letter on his journey up the Missouri River]. 1812

Physical Description: 2 p. Trsl.

Carton 45, Folder 22

663. Memoria de las cosas mas notables que acasieron en Bexar el año de 13 mandando el Tirano Arredondo. 1813

Physical Description: 13 p. Trsl.

Carton 45, Folder 23

664. [Report of the trial of an American, "Dele", for contraband trading]. 1818

Physical Description: 124 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 13

Carton 45, Folder 24

665. Pérez, Ignacio. [Letter to Joaquín de Arredondo concerning the Anglo-American invasion of San Antonio de Béxar]. 1819

Physical Description: 100 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN Hist, Vol. 162

Carton 45, Folder 25

666. Austin, Stephen F., and Juan Antonio Padilla. [Description of Indians and villages of Texas]. 1819-1822

Physical Description: 40 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Austin

Carton 45, Folder 26

667. Keene, Richard Raynal. [Request to settle in Texas]. 1804-1820

Physical Description: 11 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGI Guard, Leg. 571

Includes correspondence of Antonio Porcel and Juan de M. Dávila.

Carton 45, Folder 27

668. [Deposition of strangers at Espíritu Santo; petition of José Antonio Gutiérrez regarding confiscation of land by the Spanish government for taking part in the insurrection]. 1820-1822

Physical Description: 100 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 14

Carton 45, Folder 28

669. [Frontier problems with the Texas Indians]. 1821

Physical Description: 20 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: AGN PI, Vol. 251

Includes correspondence of Joaquín de Arredondo, the Conde del Venadito, Antonio Martínez, and Juan Cortes.

Carton 45, Folder 29-32

670. [Documents relating to Stephen F. Austin and the American settlers in Texas]. 1821-1835

Physical Description: 410 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Fomento

Includes a list of expedientes for this period of Texas history.

Indices filed with documents.

Carton 45, Folder 33-34

671. [Documents concerning unrest in Texas and Coahuila]. 1822-1827

Physical Description: 273 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Gober

Includes correspondence of James Wilkinson, José Félix Trespalacios, José Domingo Castañeda, James Long, Haden Edwards, Arthur G. Wavel, and others.

Carton 46, Folder 1

672. Gastos que se deben disfrutar en demarcar los limites de E. U. y Texas. 1822-1833

Physical Description: 125 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Rel Ext

Carton 46, Folder 2-15

673. [Documents concerning unrest and insurrections in Texas, and American encroachments]. 1822-1836

Physical Description: 2,020 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Fomento, Legs. 4-10

Includes correspondence of Arthur G. Wavel, Lucius Woodbury, Atanasio Gabriel Laisne de Villereque, Julian Wilson, Richard Exter, Eulogio de Villaurrutía, Stephen F. Austin, Manuel Mier y Terán, Lorenzo de Závala, Agustín Pérez de Lebrija, Juan N. Almonte, José María Gutiérrez Estrada, and others.

Carton 46, Folder 16

674. [Petition to resettle the pueblo of Palafox]. 1824

Physical Description: 8 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Salt, Leg. 15

Carton 46, Folder 17

675. [Documents concerning American encroachments in Texas, and the Pike expedition]. 1825-1827

Physical Description: 64 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Rel Ext

Includes correspondence of Juan Francisco Azcarate and J. P. Poinsett.

Carton 46, Folder 18

676. Sobre los procedimientos de los empresarios Haddem Edwards en el pueblo de Nacogdoches del Estado de Coahuila y Texas. 1826

Physical Description: 40 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Fomento

Carton 46, Folder 19

677. Sánchez, José María. [Diary of expedition in Texas to study the boundary limits]. 1827-1829

Physical Description: 51 p. Tcpt.

Additional Note

Source: Fomento

See also Nos. 198 & 318.

Carton 53, Folder 8-9

818. [List of materials on Juan María Salvatierra]. 1701-1717

Physical Description: 260 p. Tcpt.

Carton 53, Folder 10-14

819. [List of documents on Junípero Serra and the archives in which they are found]. 1713-1876

Physical Description: 600 p. Tcpt.

Carton 53, Folder 15

820. [Documents in the Archivo General de Simancas]. 1748-1793

Physical Description: 57 p. Tcpt.

Series 2: Correspondence. 1883-1953, undated

Physical Description: Boxes 1-144.

Arrangement

Alphabetical

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of six subseries: Incoming, Outgoing, University of California, Drake Plate, National Park Service, and South American Conferences. The University of California, Drake Plate, and National Park Service subseries were previously arranged as units within a single alphabetical range titled Incoming; in many cases, the alphabetizing followed old Library of Congress authority records (e.g. University of California correspondence was filed under "C"). These units became separate subseries as a way to emphasize their place in Bolton's career. The contents of all the folders in the subseries are in chronological order.

Subseries 2.1: Incoming. 1883-1953, undated

Physical Description: Boxes 1-98; Box 99, folders 1-2.

Arrangement

Alphabetical

Scope and Content Note

Bolton's incoming correspondence contains letters from colleagues in the field of history, students, professional organizations, book dealers, publishing houses, and other individuals. The processing of this subseries expanded on the original index by listing all folders instead of only the significant names. In addition, the original alphabetization was corrected as necessary. Most folders contain at least two letters if the extent is not listed; single letters from individuals are grouped together at the end of their respective letter of the alphabet. Some correspondents' files include printed matter, e.g. royalty statements from publishers, or invitations and programs from events.

Box 1, Folder 1

A. C. McClurg & Co. 1917, 1933

Box 1, Folder 2

A. Engelhardt & Son. 1921-1922

Box 1, Folder 3

A. J. Nystrom & Co. 1917-1927

A. N. Marquis Company.

Additional Note

Who's Who in America

Box 1, Folder 4

1913-1941.

Box 1, Folder 5

1942-1951.

Box 1, Folder 6

Abbey, Kathryn T. 1934-1935

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Florida State College for Women

Box 1, Folder 7

Abel, Annie Heloise. 1915-1927

Physical Description: 12 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of History, Smith College

Box 1, Folder 8

Aberdeen Public Library. 1943

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Written by Flora Lewis

Box 1, Folder 9

Abrahams, Edmund H. 1939-1949, undated

Physical Description: 11 letters

Box 1, Folder 10

Academia Americana de la Historia. 1923-1936

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Written by Nicanor Sarmiento

Box 1, Folder 11

Academia Nacional de Ciencias (Mexico). 1931-1947

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 1, Folder 12

Academy of American Franciscan History. 1950-1951

Physical Description: One letter

Additional Note

By Alexander Wyse; includes invitations and programs

Box 1, Folder 13

Academy of Pacific Coast History. 1910-1928

Physical Description: 28 letters

Additional Note

Berkeley, CA; written by Doris J. Crawford, Porter Garnett, Joseph J. Hill, Ruth M. McGinty, Herbert I. Priestley, Frederick J. Teggart, and Mary F. Williams

Box 1, Folder 14

Academy of Political Science. 1951

Physical Description: one letter

Additional Note

Columbia University

Box 1, Folder 15

Achurch, Robert W. 1928

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 1, Folder 16

Adams, Dorothy Q. 1931-1932

Physical Description: One letter

Additional Note

One letter and request for information

Box 1, Folder 17-18

Adams, Ephraim Douglas. 1908-1930

Physical Description: 96 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Stanford University

Box 1, Folder 19

Adams, Mrs. George M. 1929-1930

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 1, Folder 20

Adams, James Truslow. 1931-1932 undated

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Two letters and brochure for The Album of American History

Box 1, Folder 21

Adams, Randolph G. 1943-1944

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 1, Folder 22

Aetna Life Insurance Company. 1909-1919

Physical Description: Six letters

Box 1, Folder 23

Affleck, Isaac Dunbar. 1908-1912

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Four letters and pamphlet on A Texas Pioneer, by August Santleben

Box 1, Folder 24

Agricultural College of Utah, President. 1917-1940

Physical Description: Seven letters

Additional Note

By Elmer G. Peterson. Logan, Utah.

Box 1, Folder 25

Agricultural History Society. 1921-1935

Physical Description: Five letters

Box 1, Folder 26

Aguirre Guest Tours. 1934

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Mexico City

Box 1, Folder 27

Ainsa, James. 1910

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 1, Folder 28-29

Aiton, Arthur Scott. 1917-1951

Physical Description: 73 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, University of Michigan; includes reports on research for master's thesis

Box 1, Folder 30

Akers, Toma E. 1931-1932

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 1, Folder 31

Alameda City Schools. 1935

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Re: radio broadcasts on early California history

Box 2, Folder 1

Alameda County (Calif.). 1948

Physical Description: 14 letters

Additional Note

Most by Joseph C. Tobin, re: Centennials Committee

Box 2, Folder 2

Alameda County Free Library. 1913

Physical Description: One letter

Additional Note

Re: subscription to Southwestern Historical Quarterly

Box 2, Folder 3

Albert Teaching Agency. 1923-1930

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Chicago

Box 2, Folder 4

Albertson, Dean. 1942-1948

Physical Description: 33 letters

Additional Note

Includes many postcards chronicling a trip in August 1947

Box 2, Folder 5

Albright, Carmen L. 1937, undated

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 2, Folder 6

Albright, George Leslie. 1914-1916

Physical Description: Five letters

Additional Note

Includes obituary notices; see also Albright, Horace Marden.

Box 2, Folder 7

Albright, Horace Marden. 1917-1952

Physical Description: 14 letters

Additional Note

Some concerning death of his brother, George Leslie Albright; some written for American Planning and Civic Association

Box 2, Folder 8

Alcocer, Eugenio. 1932-1939

Physical Description: Six letters, seven photographs

Box 2, Folder 9

Alderman, Muriel. 1937

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 2, Folder 10

Aldrich, Frederic. 1921

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 2, Folder 11

Alessio Robles, Miguel. 1940-1942

Physical Description: 5 letters

Box 2, Folder 12

Alessio Robles, Vito. 1925-1949

Physical Description: 15 letters

Box 2, Folder 13

Alexander, E. G. 1914-1916

Physical Description: Two letters

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. 1924-1952

Physical Description: 49 letters

Additional Note

Written by Cary Abbott, A. W. Barmby, Sheila B. Brown, Frederick Haupt, III, Alfred A. Knopf, William A. Koshland, Natalie Leighton, Joseph C. Lesser, Antoinette Lezer, J. Florence Rubin, Ruth M. Shair, Roger W. Shugg, Bernard Smith, Carolyn W. Stagg, and Paul B. Thomas; includes statements of royalties.

Box 2, Folder 14

Correspondence. 1924-1952

Box 2, Folder 15

Royalty Statements, Printed Matter. 1931-1951

Box 2, Folder 16

Allen, Freeman H. 1921-1929

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 2, Folder 17

Allen, Henry Easton. 1923-1936, undated

Physical Description: 11 letters

Additional Note

Some written as Dean, West Texas State Normal College

Box 2, Folder 18

Allen, Isabel Dangaix. Circa 1938-1939

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 2, Folder 19

Allen, James G. 1931-1946

Physical Description: Seven letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, Dept. of History, University of Colorado

Box 2, Folder 20

Allen, James T. 1930

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of Greek, University of California, Berkeley

Box 2, Folder 21

Allen, John J. 1929

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 2, Folder 22

Allen, Latham H. 1939-1940

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Re: Amador Mining Company records

Box 2, Folder 23

Allen's Press Clipping Bureau. 1936-1953

Physical Description: Five letters, receipts

Box 2, Folder 24

Allewelt, Sue M. 1930-1940, undated

Physical Description: Nine letters

Box 2, Folder 25

Allred, Beulah. 1935-1943

Physical Description: Two letters

Allyn and Bacon. 1921-1949

Physical Description: 23 letters

Additional Note

Publishing firm in Boston and San Francisco; by Charles E. Bacon, Paul V. Bacon, O. F. Dormeyer, G. F. Dunbar, E. A. Green, R. C. Hamilton, and Bernard F. Hemp, arranged chronologically; includes sales reports for California's Story

Box 2, Folder 26

Correspondence. 1921-1945

Box 2, Folder 27

Sales Reports. 1922-1949

Box 2, Folder 28

Alston, Estelle. 1937-1942, undated

Physical Description: Five letters

Additional Note

Written for Berkeley Book Guild and National Catholic Community Service

Box 2, Folder 29

Altamira y Crevea, Rafael. 1915-1949

Physical Description: 18 letters

Additional Note

Letters written primarily in Spanish, one re: Panama-Pacific International Exposition; includes preface to book by Bolton, and 63 page ms on "The part played by Spain in the history of the Pacific Sea"

Box 2, Folder 30

Altrocchi, Rudolph. 1929-1953

Physical Description: 10 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of Italian, University of California, Berkeley; some written by his wife, Julia

Box 2, Folder 31

Alvarez, Casimir. 1933-1940

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 2, Folder 32

Alvarez, Victoriano Salado. 1908-1930

Physical Description: 13 letters, in Spanish

Box 2, Folder 33

Alvarez y Alvarez, Luis. 1944

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 3, Folder 1

Alvord, Clarence Walworth. 1909-1927

Physical Description: 34 letters

Additional Note

Some written for Mississippi Valley Historical Review , Illinois Historical Collections, Illinois Centennial Commission; some written as member, faculties, Universities of Illinois and Minnesota.

Box 3, Folder 2

Amador, Elias. 1907

Physical Description: Two letters, in Spanish

Box 3, Folder 3

Ambler, Charles Henry. 1921-1945

Physical Description: Six letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of History, West Virginia University; includes reprint of article "West Virginia Forty-Niners"

Box 3, Folder 4

American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 1940

Physical Description: One letter re: membership

Additional Note

Boston, Mass.

Box 3, Folder 5

American Academy of Political and Social Science. 1923-1944

Physical Description: 14 letters

Additional Note

By Helen Gillespie, Carl Kelsey, Alice E. Scholtz, and Thorsten Sellin, arranged chronologically.

Box 3, Folder 6

American Anthropological Association. 1907-1948

Physical Description: Two letters and an excerpt from American Anthropologist

Box 3, Folder 7

American Antiquarian Society. 1913-1952

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

Three letters from 1929-1940 by Clarence S. Bingham and Samuel E. Morison; also includes many printed announcements and invitations, 1913-1952.

Box 3, Folder 8

American Asiatic Association. 1917, undated

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 3, Folder 9

American Association for the Advancement of Science. 1935-1943

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

By J. Murray Douglas and F. R. Moulton

Box 3, Folder 10

American Association of Museums. 1938-1939

Physical Description: Six letters

Additional Note

By Laurence V. Coleman

Box 3, Folder 11

American Association of Teachers of Spanish. 1935-1938

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 3, Folder 12

American Association of University Professors. 1914-1925

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

By John Dewey, J. D. M. Ford, A. O. Lovejoy, Edwin R. A. Seligman, H. W. Taylor, and John H. Wigmore

Box 3, Folder 13

American Association of University Women. 1928-1943

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 3, Folder 14

American Bank. 1922-1926

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Berkeley, Calif

Box 3, Folder 15

American Blue Book of Biography. Circa 1912 - 1926

Box 3, Folder 16

American Book Company. 1908-1945

Additional Note

Includes royalty statements

Box 3, Folder 17

American Book-Stratford Press, Inc. 1949

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 3, Folder 18

American College Bureau. 1920-1935

Physical Description: 11 letters

Box 3, Folder 19

American Committee for Christian German Refugees. 1938

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Re: placement of Dr. Wolfgang Hallgarten

Box 3, Folder 20

American Council of Learned Societies. 1931-1952

Physical Description: 24 letters

Additional Note

By Wendell C. Bennett, J. M. Cowan, Ellen N. Fawcett, Mortimer Graves, Dumas Malone, Joseph Mayer, Wayne N. Shoap, Robert C. Smith, and Frederick W. Sternfeld; arranged chronologically; includes re: Dictionary of American Biography .

Box 3, Folder 21

American Council on Education. 1920-1943

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 3, Folder 22

American Cultivating Company. 1915-1916

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 3, Folder 23

American Economic Review. 1935-1936

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 3, Folder 24

American Foundation, Inc. 1924-1933

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

By Esther Everett Lape; one is copy of letter to Walter M. Hart.

Box 3, Folder 25

American Friends Service Committee. 1930-1941

Physical Description: Three letters, all reference requests

Box 3, Folder 26

American Friends of Spanish Democracy. 1937-1939

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Includes note from Erwin Gudde

Box 3, Folder 27

American Geographical Society of New York. 1918-1937

Physical Description: 20 letters

Additional Note

By Isaiah Bowman, Philip W. Henry, Wolfgang L. G. Joerg, Raye E. Plait, L. E. Ralphs, E. Rowell, John K. Wright, and Gladys M. Wrigley; includes printed invitations and announcements.

American Historical Association. 1902-1948

Box 3, Folder 28

Benton-Morrissey. 1911-1948

Additional Note

Letters by Elbert J. Benton, Thomas C. Cochrane, H. W. Edwards, E. F. Gillian, A. C. Krey, C. E. McGuire, and Alice M. Morrissey

Read, Conyers. 1919-1941

Box 3, Folder 29

1919-1937.

Box 3, Folder 30

1938-1941.

Box 4, Folder 1

Washington, Patty W. 1910-1941

Printed and mimeographed announcements, programs, memoranda, proceedings of meetings, etc. 1902-1952

Box 4, Folder 2

1902-1914.

Box 4, Folder 3

1915-1920.

Box 4, Folder 4

1921-1922.

Box 4, Folder 5

1923-1927.

Box 4, Folder 6

1928-1931.

Box 4, Folder 7

Sept. 1931-Nov. 1932.

Box 4, Folder 8

Dec. 1932.

Box 4, Folder 9

1933.

Box 4, Folder 10

1934-1937.

Box 4, Folder 11

1938.

Box 4, Folder 12

1939-1952.

Box 4, Folder 13

American Historical Review. 1936-1940

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

By R. L. Schuyler and Eleanor D. Smith

Box 4, Folder 14

American History Book Society. 1952

Physical Description: Two pieces

Box 5, Folder 1

American Institute of Architects. 1934-1952

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 5, Folder 2

American Institute of Foreign Trade. 1950-1951

Physical Description: Two pieces

Box 5, Folder 3

American Legion. 1921-1940

Physical Description: 10 letters

Box 5, Folder 4

American Library Association. 1916-1944

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

By Paul Howard, Marion A. Milczewski, and A. Law Voge

Box 5, Folder 5

American Malacological Union. 1935

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 5, Folder 6

American Museum of Natural History. 1922- 1945

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 5, Folder 7

American Oil Company. 1940

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 5, Folder 8

American Patriot Series. 1942

Physical Description: One letter

Box 5, Folder 9

American Peace Centenary Committee. 1913-1915

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 5, Folder 10

American People's Encyclopedia. 1945-1952

Physical Description: Three letters

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 1937-1953

Box 5, Folder 11

16 letters. 1941-1952

Additional Note

By Luther P. Eisenhart, Marie A. Rickards, and Raymund L. Zwemer

Printed notices, invitations, reports. 1937-1953

Box 5, Folder 12

1937-1947.

Box 5, Folder 13

1948-1953.

Box 5, Folder 14

American Pioneer Trails Association. 1937-1950

Physical Description: 14 letters

Additional Note

Formerly Oregon Trail Memorial Association; written by Howard R. Driggs and Arthur W. Procter

Box 5, Folder 15

American Planning and Civic Association. 1938-1951

Physical Description: 11 letters

Additional Note

By Harlean James and Dora A. Padgett; some re: National Park Service

Box 5, Folder 16

American Political Science Association. 1923-1936

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

By A. N. Holoombe, Frekerick A. Igg

Box 5, Folder 17

American Political Science Review, Baltimore, Md. 1916

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 5, Folder 18

American President Lines. 1941-1943

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 5, Folder 19

American Railway Express Co. 1919-1935

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 5, Folder 20

American Red Cross. 1918-1940

Physical Description: Five letters

Box 5, Folder 21

American Russian Institute. 1932-1939

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 5, Folder 22

American School Foundation, Mexico City. 1928-1946

Physical Description: Six letters

Box 5, Folder 23

American University, Washington, D. C. Graduate School. 1938

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

By Ernest S. Griffith

Box 5, Folder 24

Ames, George W., Jr. 1937-1950

Box 5, Folder 25

Ames, Herman Vandenburg. 1908-1933

Physical Description: 20 letters

Additional Note

Some written as Dean, Graduate School, University of Pennsylvania; others written for American Historical Association

Box 5, Folder 26

Amherst College, Fellowships. 1920-1925

Physical Description: Eight letters

Box 6, Folder 1

Anden, F. W. 1916

Box 6, Folder 2

Anderson, Albin Theodore. 1946 July 8

Box 6, Folder 3

Anderson, Anna. 1922

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 4

Anderson, Clinton P. 1940-1947

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

Written for U. S. Coronado Exposition Commission and U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Box 6, Folder 5

Anderson, Frank Maloy. 1921-1922

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 6

Anderson, Geraldean. 1935-1949

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 6, Folder 7

Anderson, James R. 1921-1922

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 6, Folder 8

Anderson, Ruth C. 1921-1939

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 6, Folder 9

Anderson, Wilella. 1929-1930

Physical Description: Three pieces

Box 6, Folder 10

Andrew, Bunyan H. 1946-1950

Physical Description: Eight letters

Box 6, Folder 11

Andrew, Charles M. 1907-1929

Physical Description: 10 letters

Box 6, Folder 12

Anesaki, M. 1918

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 6, Folder 13

Ansted, Harry B. 1925-1937

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 6, Folder 14

Anstley, Arthur. 1929-1940

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 15

Applegarth, Gwen. 1947, 1950

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 16

Appleton, Frances Bolton. 1920-1945

Physical Description: 18 letters

Additional Note

Some written by her husband, Francis; includes memoranda and notes at the time of Bolton's death

Box 6, Folder 17

Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York. 1920-1949

Physical Description: 52 letters

Additional Note

By William W. Appleton, F. A. Clinch, S. F. Crocker, F. S. Crofts, A. Daniels, Dana H. Ferrin, F. S. Pease, Arthur A. Schulz, W. J. Skidmore, Lyman B. Sturgis, James J. Tattan, Alexander VanRensselaer, F. G. Wickware, and Alice Zergiebel; includes contracts for College Text on the History of the Americas and Coronado, 1947

Box 6, Folder 18

Aquin Book Shop, St. Joseph, Mo. 1936

Box 6, Folder 19

Aratuz, Betila. 1940 April 18

Physical Description: One letter

Box 6, Folder 20

Archaeological Institute of America. 1914-1933

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

By Mitchell Carroll, Paul A. F. Walter, and Carlotta Warfield

Box 6, Folder 21

Archer, William H. 1937-1940

Physical Description: Six letters

Box 6, Folder 22

Archivum Historieum Socielates Jesu. 1934

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 23

Archivo General de Indias. 1914-1940

Additional Note

Seville, Spain

Box 6, Folder 24

Archivo General de la Nación (Mexico). 1921-1947

Physical Description: 33 letters

Additional Note

By Julio Jiménez Rueda, Rafael López, Edmundo O'Gorman, and J.Ignacio Rubio Mañé

Box 6, Folder 25

Argonaut Book Shop, San Francisco. 1950-1951

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 26

Argosy Book Stores, New York. 1942-1952

Physical Description: Three pieces

Box 6, Folder 27

Argyle Publication Co, New York. 1919-1920

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 6, Folder 28

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society, Tuscon. 1928-1932

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 29

Arizona State College at Tempe. 1910-1929

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

President; by A. J. Matthews

Box 6, Folder 30

Arizona State Historian. 1926-1932

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 6, Folder 31

Arizona State, Tuscon. 1936

Physical Description: Two letters

Box 6, Folder 32

Armstrong, Vesta Cornish. 1940

Box 6, Folder 33

Arnold, Adelaide Wilson. 1947

Box 6, Folder 34

Arnold, Julean. 1941

Box 6, Folder 35

Arragon, R.F. 1917-1943

Arthur H. Clark Company. 1908-1952

Physical Description: 181 letters

Additional Note

By F. Z. Bell, Arthur H. Clark, P. W. Galleher, E. M. Haas, Esther M. Hill, and G. M. Robertson; includes "Memorandum of Agreement . . . 1908..." and "The Arthur H. Clark Company, Plaintiff, vs. Herbert E. Bolton, Defendant ... 1924 ..."

Box 6, Folder 36

1908-1912.

Box 6, Folder 37

1913.

Box 7, Folder 1

1914 Jan.-July.

Box 7, Folder 2

1914 Aug.-1947.

Box 7, Folder 3

Contracts. 1908

Box 7, Folder 4

Statements, printed matter. 1915-1952

Box 7, Folder 5

Asakawa, K. 1917

Box 7, Folder 6

Asbill, Frank M. 1944-1948

Box 7, Folder 7

Asbury, Samuel E. 1933-1944

Box 7, Folder 8

Ashcroft, G. B. 1926

Box 7, Folder 9

Asociacion Historica Americanista, Mexico City. 1928-1944

Box 7, Folder 10

Asociacion Internacional de Amigos de Mexico, San Francisco. 1937-1940

Box 7, Folder 11

Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies. 1951

Box 7, Folder 12

The Associated Press. 1934-1939

Box 7, Folder 13

Association of American Colleges. 1929-1941

Box 7, Folder 14

Aswell, Edward C. 1946-1950

Box 7, Folder 15

Atchinson, Christel. 1922-1926

Box 7, Folder 16

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company. 1932-1949

Box 7, Folder 17

El Atereo. 1944

Physical Description: Three air mail letters

Additional Note

Buenos Aires. Three air mail letters by Pedro Garcia.

Box 7, Folder 18

Atkin, W. T. Circa 1924-1935

Physical Description: 17 letters

Box 7, Folder 19

The Atlantic Monthly, Boston. 1924-1948

Box 7, Folder 20

Atwood, Marion John. 1914-1916

Box 7, Folder 21

Aucutt, Lucile. Circa 1931-1933

Box 7, Folder 22

The Austin American. 1924

Box 7, Folder 23

Austin, Henrietta. Circa 1953

Box 7, Folder 24

Austin National Bank. 1909

Box 7, Folder 25

Authors' Club, London. 1910

Box 7, Folder 26

Authors' League of America Inc. 1916-1941

Physical Description: Nine letters

Additional Note

Written by Inez H. Irwin, Blanche Salter, Eric Schuler, and Louis J. Vance, plus membership overview

Automobile Club of Southern California. 1927-1946

Physical Description: 72 letters

Additional Note

Written by Arthur C. Davis, Phil T. Hanna, and Hal H. Hobson; includes Westways and Touring Topics ; also includes pamphlets

Box 7, Folder 27

1927-1929.

Box 7, Folder 28

1930-1932.

Box 7, Folder 29

1933-1946.

Box 7, Folder 30

Avery, Ewing Bertrand. Circa 1924-1925

Box 7, Folder 31

Aydelott, Clio Lee. Circa 1934-1942

Box 7, Folder 32

Aydelotte, William O. 1934-1948

Box 7, Folder 33

Ayer, Edward Everett. 1912-1927

Physical Description: 35 letters

Additional Note

Two are copies of letters to Milton J. Ferguson

A - General. 1907-1953

Box 8, Folder 1

A - Ali. 1909-1953

Box 8, Folder 2

All - American L. 1911-1952

Additional Note

Includes single letters from: American Association for the United Nations, Inc., May 6, 1947, by Eleanor Roosevelt; American Bar Association, Mar. 24, 1939, by Charles A. Beardsley; American Journal of Economics and Sociology , May 19, 1941, by Will Lissner

Box 8, Folder 3

American N - And. 1907-1951

Box 8, Folder 4

Ang - Arg. 1916-1951

Box 8, Folder 5

Ari - Az. 1909-1951

Additional Note

Includes single letter from Authors' Fund Booth, Oct. 31, 1917, by Fanny R. Bandelier

Box 8, Folder 6

B. F. Steven & Brown, London. 1920-1923

Box 8, Folder 7

Baade, Henrietta. 1941-1943

Box 8, Folder 8

Babington, Suren H. 1929-1950

Box 8, Folder 9

Bacon, Elizabeth M. 1928

Box 8, Folder 10

Bailar, Sarah Frances. 1925

Box 8, Folder 11

Bailey, Thomas Andrew. 1927-1945

Physical Description: 30 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, University of Hawaii and Stanford University

Box 8, Folder 12

Baird, William. 1935-1939

Box 8, Folder 13

Bakeless, John. 1950

Box 8, Folder 14

Baker, Dwight C. 1927-1934

Physical Description: Seven letters

Box 8, Folder 15

The Baker & Taylor Co., New York. 1918-1930

Box 8, Folder 16

Baker, Violet. 1921-1924

Box 8, Folder 17

Baldwin, C.L. 1922

Box 8, Folder 18

Baldwin, Leland D. 1925-1936

Box 8, Folder 19

Baldwin, Percy M. 1925-1939

Box 8, Folder 20

Ball, Katharine F. 1937

Box 8, Folder 21

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. 1935-1949

Box 8, Folder 22

Bancroft, Eleanor. Circa 1925-1949

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

Some written for Bancroft Library

Box 8, Folder 23

Bancroft, Hubert Howe. 1912-1918

Physical Description: One letter, 1913

Additional Note

Includes letter from Bancroft Company, and card upon HHB's death

Box 8, Folder 24

Bancroft, Paul. 1921-1937, undated

Physical Description: Four letters, journal subscription form

Additional Note

Includes two letters from brother Philip

Box 8, Folder 25

Bancroft Library. 1944-1946

Physical Description: Seven letters

Additional Note

By Monroe E. Deutsch and Reuben L. Underhill, re: Herbert I. Priestley Funds. Includes Report to the Bancroft Library Committee, 1947; also includes various birthday cards.

Box 8, Folder 26

Bank of America. 1930-1947

Box 8, Folder 27

The Bank of Palo Alto. 1909-1918

Box 8, Folder 28

Banks, Edgar J. 1919-1937

Box 8, Folder 29

Bannan, Anna M. 1919

Box 8, Folder 30

Bannon, John Francis. 1934-1953

Physical Description: 21 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, St. Louis University; includes letter written to Bolton's wife after his death.

Box 8, Folder 31

Baños, J. R. 1940

Box 8, Folder 32

Barboni Studios, Oakland. 1937

Box 8, Folder 33

Barcroft, Joseph. 1931

Box 8, Folder 34

Barger, J. Wheeler. 1938

Barker, Eugene Campbell. 1906-1944

Physical Description: 176 letters

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm; some written as member, faculty, University of Texas; some written for Texas State Historical Association

Box 8, Folder 35

1906-1911.

Box 9, Folder 1

1912-1913.

Box 9, Folder 2

1914-1915.

Box 9, Folder 3

1916-1919.

Box 9, Folder 4

1920-1944.

Box 9, Folder 5

Barker, Matilda L. 1912

Box 9, Folder 6

Barkley, James M. 1922-1932

Box 9, Folder 7

Barnes, Esther. 1931-1948

Box 9, Folder 8

Barnes, Harry Elmer. 1920-1936

Physical Description: Six letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, Clark University

Box 9, Folder 9

Barnes, Mary E. 1922

Box 9, Folder 10

Barnes & Noble, Inc., New York. 1939-1952

Box 9, Folder 11

Barnes, Walter C. 1912-1942

Physical Description: 32 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculties, Universities of Washington and Oregon, and Smith College, Northampton, Mass.

Box 9, Folder 12

Barnouw, Adriaan Jacob. 1934-1935

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Columbia University

Box 9, Folder 13

Barr, Percy M. 1935-1948

Box 9, Folder 14

Barret, Frank I. 1933

Box 9, Folder 15

Barrows, David Prescott. 1924-1940

Physical Description: 25 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, Dept. of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley

Box 9, Folder 16

Barry, J. Neilson. 1931-1951

Physical Description: 30 letters

Additional Note

Some regarding National Park Service

Box 9, Folder 17

Barry, Marion A. 1929-1930

Box 9, Folder 18

Barth, Edith. 1913-1914

Box 9, Folder 19

Barth, Florence E. 1913-1922

Box 9, Folder 20

Bartlett, Louis. 1918-1937

Physical Description: Seven letters

Additional Note

Some written as Mayor of Berkeley, Calif.

Box 9, Folder 21

Barton, Blanche. 1929

Box 9, Folder 22

Basadre, Jorge. 1939

Box 9, Folder 23

Baskett, James Newton. circa 1906-1925

Box 9, Folder 24

Bassett, John Spencer. 1917-1934

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculties, Smith College, Northampton, Mass., and Iowa State University, Iowa City; some written for American Historical Association

Box 9, Folder 25

Bates, Lana L. 1928-1930

Box 9, Folder 26

Batione, Benicia. Circa 1938-1943

Box 9, Folder 27

Battle, William James. 1912-1917

Box 9, Folder 28

Bauer, Elizabeth W. (Kelley). 1942-1947

Box 9, Folder 29

Baugh, Albert C. 1945-1951

Box 9, Folder 30

Baughman, Julia. 1916-1917

Box 10, Folder 1

Baumgartner, Grace. 1927

Box 10, Folder 2

Bayle, Constantino. 1921-1939

Box 10, Folder 3

Baylor College for Women, Belton, Texas. 1929-1930

Box 10, Folder 4

Beach, W. G. 1919

Box 10, Folder 5

Beal, Samuel Merrill. 1933-1942

Box 10, Folder 6

Bealer, Lewis W. Circa 1924-1950

Physical Description: 45 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, Universities of Montana, Arizona and Oklahoma

Box 10, Folder 7

Beall, M. E. 1919-1920

Box 10, Folder 8

Beals, Walter B. 1925-1937

Box 10, Folder 9

Bean, Mary I. 1921-1931

Box 10, Folder 10

Beard, Charles A. 1917-1944

Box 10, Folder 11

Beard, Geraldine. 1948-1949

Box 10, Folder 12

Bechtel, K. K. 1948-1950

Box 10, Folder 13

Beck, Caroline S. Circa 1928-1929

Box 10, Folder 14

Becker, Carl Lotus. 1922-1939

Physical Description: Six letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Cornell University

Box 10, Folder 15

Becker, Gilbert Bell. Circa 1938-1946

Physical Description: Six letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculties, Universities of North Dakota and Redlands, Calif.; single letter by Ruth Gilbert Becker, Oct. 9, circa 1941

Box 10, Folder 16

Beckwith, Frank, Sr. 1930-1943

Box 10, Folder 17

Beilharz, Edwin A. 1937-1950

Box 10, Folder 18

Bekeart, Philip Baldwin. 1920-1935

Box 10, Folder 19

Belaunde, Rafael, Jr. Circa 1934-1936

Box 10, Folder 20

Bell, Edward Price, Jr. 1940

Box 10, Folder 21

Bell, Hazel A. 1926-1932

Box 10, Folder 22

Bellquist, Eric C. Circa 1943

Box 10, Folder 23

Bemis, Samuel Flagg. 1920-1945

Physical Description: 11 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, Colorado College, Whitman College, Yale, Stanford, George Washington, and Harvard Universities

Box 10, Folder 24

Bender, Albert B. 1933-1939

Box 10, Folder 25

Bender, Albert Maurice, 1937-1941.

Additional Note

Includes two letters by Monroe E. Deutsch for the Albert M. Bender Memorial Trust, June 19, 1941. For letters co-signed by Bender, see Book Club of California, San Francisco.

Box 10, Folder 26

Benedict, Murray Reed. 1935-1942

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Written as member, College of Agriculture, University of California, Berkeley

Box 10, Folder 27

Benjamin Ide Wheeler Award, Committee. 1931-1939

Box 10, Folder 28

Benjamin, Gilbert Giddings. Circa 1926-1936

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, University of Southern California and Iowa State University, Iowa City

Box 10, Folder 29

Bennett, Bessie P. 1927

Box 10, Folder 30

Bennett, Guy Vernon. 1913

Box 10, Folder 31

Berger, George. circa 1932

Box 10, Folder 32

Berkeley Book Guild. 1940-1953

Box 10, Folder 33

Berkeley Chamber of Commerce. 1921-1940

Box 10, Folder 34

Berkeley Community Chest. circa 1922-1925

Box 10, Folder 35

Berkeley High School. 1915-1927

Box 10, Folder 36

Berkeley Public Library. 1913-1923

Box 10, Folder 37

Berkeley Public Schools. 1922-1927

Box 10, Folder 38

Berkeley Travel Bureau. 1931-1940

Box 10, Folder 39

Berkeley Typewriter Company. 1942-1943

Box 10, Folder 40

Berkeley Women's City Club, Berkeley, Calif. 1932-1936

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

By Elter B. Fraser and Janet M. Hartzell

Box 10, Folder 41

Berkshire Historical Conference. 1934-1936

Box 10, Folder 42

Berman, Annette. 1943-1948

Box 10, Folder 43

Bernard Quaritch, Ltd., London. 1938-1951

Box 10, Folder 44

Bernays, Edward L. 1944-1945

Box 10, Folder 45

Bernstein, Harry. 1934-1945

Physical Description: Five letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, College of the City of New York

Box 10, Folder 46

Bestor, Arthur E., Jr. 1945

Box 10, Folder 47

Bethel, Maxine (Chappell). 1947-1953

Physical Description: Seven letters

Additional Note

See also letters by secretaries in outgoing correspondence, 1938-1947

Box 10, Folder 48

Betts, Robert E. 1939

Box 10, Folder 49

Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah. 1918

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 10, Folder 50

La Biblioteca "América" de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, Espana. 1921-1935

Box 10, Folder 51

Biblioteca Benjamin Franklin. 1945-1946

Additional Note

Mexico City

Box 10, Folder 52

Biblioteca Municipal de Guayquil. 1920-1930

Box 10, Folder 53

Bidwell, Annie Ellicott Kennedy. Circa 1912-1917

Physical Description: Four letters

Box 10, Folder 54

Bieber, Ralph Paul. 1923-1944

Physical Description: Eight letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Washington University, St. Louis

Box 10, Folder 55

Biehl, Marilyn. Circa 1944

Box 10, Folder 56

Bilderrain, Francisca López de. 1928

Box 11, Folder 1

Bingham, Woodbridge. 1932-1953

Physical Description: 18 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, Dept. of History, University of California, Berkeley

Box 11, Folder 2

Binkley, Robert Cedric. 1931-1940

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Western Reserve University, Cleveland

Binkley, William Campbell. 1917-1945

Physical Description: 54 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, Universities of Texas and Colorado, Colorado College, and Vanderbilt University

Box 11, Folder 3

1917-1924.

Box 11, Folder 4

1925-1945.

Box 11, Folder 5

Biographical Directories and Encyclopedias. Circa 1941-1952

Box 11, Folder 6

Birch, Mary Kay. 1935

Box 11, Folder 7

Birney, Hoffman. 1937

Box 11, Folder 8

Biro, Sydney S. Circa 1925-1928

Box 11, Folder 9

Bisbee Chamber of Commerce. 1950

Additional Note

Bisbee, Arizona

Box 11, Folder 10

Bissell, Dorothy A. 1943

Box 11, Folder 11

Bjork, David Knuth. Circa 1920-1944

Physical Description: 43 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, Dept. of History, University of California, Los Angeles

Box 11, Folder 12

Black Mountain College. 1938-1940

Additional Note

Black Mountain, North Carolina

Box 11, Folder 13

Blair, Eric Lee. 1930

Box 11, Folder 14

Blake, Anna Mary. 1922-1927

Box 11, Folder 15

Blake, Anson Stiles. 1927-1948

Physical Description: 10 letters

Additional Note

Some written for California Historical Society and Society of California Pioneers

Box 11, Folder 16

Blake, Wilson Wilberforce. 1908-1916

Box 11, Folder 17

Blanchard, Mary W. 1917-1919

Box 11, Folder 18

Blankinship, Joseph William. 1918-1923

Box 11, Folder 19

Blattner, Helen Harland. Circa 1915-1924

Box 11, Folder 20

Bloom, Lansing B. 1911-1942

Physical Description: 27 letters

Additional Note

Some written for New Mexico Historical Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science, and Archaeological Institute of America; some written as member, faculty, University of New Mexico

Box 11, Folder 21

Blount, Bertha. 1918-1919

Box 11, Folder 22

Blue, George Verne. 1923-1950

Physical Description: 19 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, Universities of Hawaii and Oregon

Box 11, Folder 23

Boak, Arthur E. R. 1929-1936

Box 11, Folder 24

Board of Education of the City of St. Louis. 1916-1923

Box 11, Folder 25

Boardman, Thomas Danforth. 1924- 1940

Box 11, Folder 26

Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianapolis. 1928-1946

Box 11, Folder 27

Boden, Charles Richard. 1934-1938

Box 11, Folder 28

Boggs, Mae Hélène (Bacon). 1935-1941

Physical Description: Eight letters

Box 11, Folder 29

Boggs, Theodore H. 1932

Box 11, Folder 30

Bohemian Club, San Francisco. 1912-1937

Box 11, Folder 31

Boise Junior College, President. 1934-1947

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

By President Eugene B. Chaffee

Box 11, Folder 32

Boissevain, M. B. 1940

Box 11, Folder 33

Bokhoven, Reverand J. van. 1920-1922

Box 11, Folder 34

Boland, Stuart Morton. 1938-1951

Box 11, Folder 35

Bolin, John S. 1921-1923

Box 11, Folder 36

Bolton, Clark Knowles. Circa 1920-1921

Box 11, Folder 37

Bolton, Ernest LeRoy. 1914-1953

Physical Description: 36 letters

Additional Note

Includes letters by his wife, Maude

Bolton, Frederick Elmer. 1909-1953

Physical Description: 111 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, Iowa State University, Iowa City, and University of Washington; includes letters from his wife, Helen Rose, and "Uncle Fred's Recollections of Our Dad and His Comments Relating to the Family History," May 1953, in back of third folder. Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 1

1909-1919.

Box 12, Folder 2

1920-1937.

Box 12, Folder 3

1938-1953.

Box 12, Folder 4

Bolton, Frederick J. Circa 1946-1951

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 5

Bolton, Gertrude Janes. Circa 1909-1942

Physical Description: 30 letters

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 6

Bolton, Grace Mildred. 1912-1953

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 7

Bolton, Herbert Eugene, Jr. Circa 1926-1945

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 8

Bolton, James Alvin. 1930-1942

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 9

Bolton, Raymond. Circa 1909-1936

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 10

Bolton, Rosaline A. (Cady). 1883-1911

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm, includes photocopy of her pension

Box 12, Folder 11

Bolton, Thaddeus L. 1910-1923

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 12

Bolton, Wesley Edwin. 1912-1923

Additional Note

Also available on Microfilm

Box 12, Folder 13

Bonham, Milledge L., Jr. 1920-1940

Box 12, Folder 14

Book Club of California, San Francisco. 1913-1946

Physical Description: Six letters

Additional Note

By Albert M. Bender, James D. Blake, John Howell, and Edgar Waite

Box 12, Folder 15

Bookbuyers Club, Poughkeepsie, New York. 1914-1917

Box 12, Folder 16

Books, Inc. 1947-1949

Box 12, Folder 17

Boone, Lalla Rookh. 1920-1949

Physical Description: 44 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, Texas Technological College, Lubbock

Box 12, Folder 18

Borah, Woodrow Wilson. Circa 1936-1948

Physical Description: 15 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, Princeton University; some written for U.S. Office of Strategic Services, and Coordinator of Information

Box 12, Folder 19

Borba, W. S. 1926-1930

Box 12, Folder 20

Borton, Francis S. 1910-1917

Box 12, Folder 21

Boston Public Library. 1921-1928

Physical Description: Five letters

Additional Note

By Charles F. D. Belden, Fanny Goldstein, and Edith Guerrier

Box 12, Folder 22

Bottorff, Virginia. 1944

Box 12, Folder 23

Boudinot, May F. Circa 1912- 1915

Box 12, Folder 24

Bourne, Henry Eldridge. 1916-1935

Physical Description: 48 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, University of Chicago; some written for American Historical Association and American Historical Review

Box 12, Folder 25

Boutell, Clarence B. 1941-1943

Box 12, Folder 26

Bowden, Dina Moore. Circa 1949

Box 12, Folder 27

Bowman, Francis L. 1935-1936

Box 13, Folder 1

Bowman, Jacob Neibert. 1910-1944

Physical Description: 17 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculties, University of California, Berkeley, and University of Washington

Box 13, Folder 2

Bowron, Barney. 1943

Box 13, Folder 3

Bowski, A. 1916

Box 13, Folder 4

Boy Scouts of America, Berkeley, Calif. 1916

Box 13, Folder 5

Boyce, Gray Cowan. 1921-1947

Physical Description: 11 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculties, University of California, Berkeley, and Princeton and Northwestern Universities

Box 13, Folder 6

Boyce, William J. 1917-1927

Box 13, Folder 7

Boyd, J.D., Jr. 1932

Box 13, Folder 8

Boyd, William Kenneth. 1919-1929

Physical Description: 12 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, Duke University

Box 13, Folder 9

Brace, Richard Munthe. 1938-1947

Box 13, Folder 10

Bradley, Glenn D. 1917-1921

Box 13, Folder 11

Bradley, Harold W. 1935

Box 13, Folder 12

Brady, A. 1932

Box 13, Folder 13

Brady, R. H. 1924-1925

Box 13, Folder 14

Bramball, Edith C. 1919-1941

Box 13, Folder 15

Branch, H. N. 1917-1918

Box 13, Folder 16

Brand, Carl F. 1930-1934

Physical Description: 15 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, Stanford University; some written for American Historical Association and Pacific Historical Review

Box 13, Folder 17

Brand, Donald D. 1942-1943

Box 13, Folder 18

Branding Iron Press, Evanston, Ill. 1951

Box 13, Folder 19

Bravo y Caro, Enrique. 1937-1945

Box 13, Folder 20

Brayer, Herbert Oliver. 1937-1946

Physical Description: 17 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, University of New Mexico; some written for Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission of the University of New Mexico President's office

Box 13, Folder 21

Breazeale, Upshur P. 1925-1926

Box 13, Folder 22

Brebner, John Bartlet. 1933-1937

Physical Description: Nine letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, Columbia University

Box 13, Folder 23

Breed, Noel J. 1927-1938

Box 13, Folder 24

Brereton, George H. 1925-1953

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, San Jose State College; some written for Dept. of Education and Attorney General's office of California

Box 13, Folder 25

Bretner, Helen (Harding). 1944-1953

Box 13, Folder 26

Brewer, Edward V. 1949-1950

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of German, University of California, Berkeley

Box 13, Folder 27

Brigance, W. Norwood. 1934

Box 13, Folder 28

Bridgett, Eveline L. 1915-1922

Box 13, Folder 29

Bridgman, Ray Claftin. Circa 1921-1926

Box 13, Folder 30

Briggs, Frank A. 1910-1950

Box 13, Folder 31

Briggs, Lawrence P. 1937

Box 13, Folder 32

Briggs, Marie (Bradford). Circa 1915-1931

Brigham Young University. 1917-1946

Additional Note

Provo, Utah

Box 13, Folder 33

President. 1917-1943

Physical Description: 12 letters

Additional Note

By George H. Brimhall and Franklin S. Harris

Box 13, Folder 34

Summer School. 1940-1946

Physical Description: Five letters

Additional Note

By A. C. Lambert

Box 13, Folder 35

Brisbin, Carola. Circa 1936-1943

Box 13, Folder 36

British Columbia University. 1927-1941

Box 13, Folder 37

British Library of Information. New York. Circa 1940

Box 13, Folder 38

British Museum, London. 1931

Box 13, Folder 39

Brock, Jessie F. 1916-1928

Box 13, Folder 40

Bromson, Maury A. 1941-1952

Physical Description: Nine letters

Additional Note

Some written for Pan American Union

Box 13, Folder 41

Brooks, Gertrude Stone. Circa 1941-1942

Box 13, Folder 42

Brooks, Philip Coolidge. 1929-1951

Physical Description: 60 letters

Additional Note

Some written for Society of American Archivists and U. S. National Archives; some written as member, faculty, George Washington University

Box 13, Folder 43

Brosnan, Cornelius James. 1919-1936

Physical Description: 31 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, University of Idaho

Box 13, Folder 44

Brothers, Ridgway H. 1936-1953

Box 13, Folder 45

Brower, Laura (Bolton). Circa 1910-1950

Box 13, Folder 46

Brown, Annie M. Circa 1929-1930

Box 13, Folder 47

Brown, Buford O. 1930-1932

Box 13, Folder 48

Brown, Dorothy. 1932-1933

Box 14, Folder 1

Brown, Everett Somerville. 1914-1927

Physical Description: 15 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, University of Michigan

Box 14, Folder 2

Brown, George W. Circa 1930-1940

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

One written as member, faculty, University of Toronto; one each written for American Historical Association and Canadian Historical Review

Box 14, Folder 3

Brown, Jennie Broughton. 1929-1932

Box 14, Folder 4

Brown, Marshall Stewart. 1916-1931

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, and as Dean of Faculties, New York University

Box 14, Folder 5

Brown, Samuel H. 1923

Box 14, Folder 6

Brown, Walker. 1929

Brown University. Circa 1911-1951

Additional Note

Providence, Rhode Island

Box 14, Folder 7

John Carter Brown Library. Circa 1911-1951

Physical Description: 12 letters

Additional Note

By George C. Winship and Laurence C. Wroth

Box 14, Folder 8

President's Office. 1920

Box 14, Folder 9

General. 1918-1939

Box 14, Folder 10

Bruce, Harold Lawton. 1920-1922

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of English, University of California, Berkeley

Box 14, Folder 11

Bruggeman, Felix W. Circa 1929-1947

Box 14, Folder 12

Brush, Elizabeth P. 1919-1922

Box 14, Folder 13

Buceta, Erasmo. 1924-1931

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of Spanish, University of California, Berkeley

Box 14, Folder 14

Buchanan, J. S. 1927

Box 14, Folder 15

Buchanan, Margaret Gevin. 1932-1953

Box 14, Folder 16

Buck, Solon Justus. Circa 1916-1941

Physical Description: 16 letters

Additional Note

Written for Minnesota Historical Society, U. S. National Archives, American Historical Association, Society of American Archivists, and Mississippi Valley Historical Association

Box 14, Folder 17

Buckham, John Wright. 1912-1940

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

One written as member, faculty, Pacific Theological Seminary; two written for The John Muir Association

Box 14, Folder 18

Buckley, Eleanor C. 1910-1923

Physical Description: Nine letters

Additional Note

One with a postscript by Eugene C. Barker

Box 14, Folder 19

Buckley, W. F. 1909-1918

Box 14, Folder 20

Buehrle, Marie. 1940

Box 14, Folder 21

Buena Prensa, Mexico City. 1944-1950

Box 14, Folder 22

Buffinton, Arthur H. 1916-1922

Box 14, Folder 23

Bulkley, Caroline Kemper. 1929-1940

Physical Description: 14 letters

Additional Note

Some re: National Park Service

Box 14, Folder 24

Buntin, Martha. Circa 1933-1943

Box 14, Folder 25

Burges, Richard F. 1914-1936

Box 14, Folder 26

Burke, Margaret F. 1931-1932

Box 14, Folder 27

Burke, Thomas F., C.S.P. 1931-1933

Box 14, Folder 28

Burke's Landed Gentry. 1937-1948

Box 14, Folder 29

Burlingame, Merrill G. 1929-1937

Physical Description: Eight letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, University of Montana

Box 14, Folder 30

Burns, Omar Allen. 1917

Box 14, Folder 31

Burpee, Lawrence J. 1914-1929

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Written for International Joint Commission and Royal Society of Canada

Box 14, Folder 32

Burr, George Lincoln. 1917-1921

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

One written as member, faculty, Cornell University; one written for President White Library, Cornell University

Box 14, Folder 33

Burtless, Helen E. 1938-1939

Box 14, Folder 34

Bush, Ruth E. 1923-1941

Box 14, Folder 35

The Business Historical Society, Boston, Mass. 1930

Box 14, Folder 36

Buss, Claude A. 1934

Box 14, Folder 37

Butler, Nicholas Murray. 1915-1938

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Some written as President, Columbia University

Box 14, Folder 38

Buttrick, Don Francis. Circa 1947-1948

Box 14, Folder 39

Byington, Mildred Johnson. Circa 1925

Box 14, Folder 40

Byrd, J. W. 1926-1927

Box 14, Folder 41

Byrne, Laura L. 1919

B - General. 1907-1953

Box 14, Folder 42

Baack-Baldwin. 1910-1953

Additional Note

Includes single letters from Ernest Brown Babcock, Aug. 5, 1926; William Frederic Badé, Dec. 14, 1916; Charles Laurence Baker, Nov. 11, 1935

Box 14, Folder 43

Ball-Baron. 1909-1950

Additional Note

Includes single letter from Griffing Bancroft, Jr., Mar. 19, 1935

Box 14, Folder 44

Barro-Beach. 1913-1953

Box 14, Folder 45

Beage-Bender. Circa 1909-1950

Additional Note

Includes single letter from Walton E. Bean, July 23, 1942

Box 14, Folder 46

Benedict-Biven. 1909-1953

Additional Note

Includes single letters from Berkeley Mayor's office, by Charles D. Heywood, Sept. 9, 1914; Raymond Thayer Birge, Apr. 26, 1933

Box 15, Folder 1

Black-Boland. Circa 1907-1950

Box 15, Folder 2

Bolger-Boyce. 1910-1953

Box 15, Folder 3

Boyd-Bree. 1912-1952

Box 15, Folder 4

Brenau-Broshar. Circa 1913-1950

Additional Note

Includes single letters from Clarence D. Brenner, Feb. 16, 1944; Lowry Nelson for Brigham Young University's Committee on Publicity for the Semi-Centennial, Sept. 24, 1925

Box 15, Folder 5

Brower-Burbank. 1909-1953

Additional Note

Includes single letter from Warner Brown, Oct. 17, 1928

Box 15, Folder 6

Bureau-Byrne. 1908-1950

Additional Note

Includes single letters from John Peter Buwalda, Oct. 21, 1935; Eugene Hugh Byrne, Apr. 23, 1936

Box 15, Folder 7

C. Onstott Co. 1913-1918

Additional Note

Berkeley, California

Box 15, Folder 8

Cabral, Agnes V. Circa 1928

Box 15, Folder 9

Cadman, Paul F. 1928-1932

Box 15, Folder 10

Cadorin, Ettore. Circa 1928-1941

Box 15, Folder 11

Cajori, Florian. Circa 1923-1926

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley

Box 15, Folder 12

Caldwell, Howard Walter. 1915-1917

Box 15, Folder 13

Caldwell, Robert G. 1920-1929

Box 15, Folder 14

Caldwell, Theodore C. 1926-1927

Box 15, Folder 15

Calexico Chronicle. 1932-1933

Box 15, Folder 16

Calhoun, George Miller. 1919

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of Greek, University of California, Berkeley

Box 15, Folder 17

Calhoun, Virginia. 1923

Box 15, Folder 18

California Academy of Sciences. 1912-1936

Additional Note

San Francisco, California

Box 15, Folder 19

California Association of Romance Language Teachers. 1913

Additional Note

Berkeley, California

Box 15, Folder 20

California Bank. 1927

Additional Note

Los Angeles, California

California Centennials Commission. 1947-1950

Physical Description: Seven letters at front; includes printed and mimeographed material

Additional Note

Seven letters at front by Eugene W. Biscailuz, Marilynn Brown, E. George Davis, J. F. Landis, and Rodney C. Richardson; some re: National Park Service.

Box 15, Folder 21

1947.

Box 15, Folder 22

1948-1950.

Box 15, Folder 23

California Department of Education. Circa 1919-1950

Physical Description: Eight letters

Additional Note

By J. C. Beswick, Kersey Vierling, George C. Mann, Francis W. Noël, Edna M. Stangland, and Will C. Wood

California Department of Natural Resources. 1931-1949

Physical Description: 19 letters in front of both folders

Additional Note

By Madie D. Brown, Newton B. Drury, May L. Green, A. E. Henning, John C. McKenzie, E. E. Powell, Darwin W. Tate, and Mavis M. Walker; some re: National Park Service; includes mimeographed reports on historical landmarks.

Box 15, Folder 24

1931-1935.

Box 16, Folder 1

1936-1949.

Box 16, Folder 2

California Department of Public Works. 1931-1937

Box 16, Folder 3

California Federation of Women's Clubs, Los Angeles. 1925-1934

Box 16, Folder 4

California Genealogical Society, San Francisco. 1912, 1917

Box 16, Folder 5

California Governor's Office. 1919-1953

Physical Description: Nine letters

Additional Note

By Vincent D. Kennedy, Martin C. Madsen, Earl Warren, and C. C. Young

Box 16, Folder 6-7

California Historical Society. 1922-1953

Box 16, Folder 8

California Law Review, Berkeley (Calif.). 1920, 1921

Box 16, Folder 9

California League of Women Voters. 1929-1934

Box 16, Folder 10

California Library Association, Sacramento (Calif.). 1913

Box 16, Folder 11

California Mission Restoration Association, San Francisco. 1920

Box 16, Folder 12

California Mission Trails Assn., Ltd., Los Angeles. 1947-1948

Box 16, Folder 13

California Monthly, Berkeley (Calif.). 1926-1950

Box 16, Folder 14

California Pioneers of Santa Clara County (Calif.). 1947

Box 16, Folder 15

California Saturday Night Company, Publishers, Los Angeles. 1936

Box 16, Folder 16

California School for the Blind. 1924-1926

Box 16, Folder 17

California State Automobile Association. 1947-1948

Box 16, Folder 18

California State Board of Control. 1920-1947

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

By Marshall DeMotte and B. V. Dittus

Box 16, Folder 19

California State Board of Education. 1915-1926

Physical Description: 14 letters

Additional Note

By Edward Hyatt, Albert C. Olney, Edwin R. Snyder, and Grace C. Stanley

Box 16, Folder 20

California State Chamber of Commerce. 1912-1946

Physical Description: 31 letters

Additional Note

By F. J. Belcher, Jr., J. E. Carpenter, Milton Danziger, F. J. Koster, A. J. McFadden, Frank McKee, C. C. Teague, and J. H. Threlkeld

Box 16, Folder 21

California State Chamber of Commerce - Centennial Committee. 1947

Physical Description: Four reports

Box 16, Folder 22

California State Council of Defense. 1917

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

By William V. Cowan and A. H. Naftzger

Box 16, Folder 23

California State Council of Defense, California War History Committee. 1917-1920

Physical Description: 15 letters, most are copies

Additional Note

By Genevieve Ambrose, Grove J. Fink, E. C. Franklin, and Edward Parkes.

Box 16, Folder 24

California State Library. 1910-1944

Physical Description: 17 letters

Additional Note

By Eudora Garoutte, James L. Gillis, Mabel R. Gillis, Neal R. Harlow, and L. S. Suggett

Box 17, Folder 1

California State Personnel Board. Circa 1938-1952

Box 17, Folder 2

California State Prison at San Quentin. 1933-1945

Box 17, Folder 3

California State Relief Administration. 1934-1939

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

By Robert Francis, Joseph Gaer, and Harry B. Miller

Box 17, Folder 4

California Teachers' Association. 1916-1933

Physical Description: 19 letters

Additional Note

By J. F. Graham, Marion L. Horton, Lelia C. Hughes, and Vaughn MacCaughey

Box 17, Folder 5

California, General State Offices. Circa 1916-1952

Box 17, Folder 6

California, General Titles.

Box 17, Folder 7

Calkins, Clara Spaulding. 1920-1947

Box 17, Folder 8

Calkins, Robert DeBlois. 1939-1940

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

One written as member, Dept. of Economics, University of California, Berkeley, and one written for Social Science Research Council.

Box 17, Folder 9

Call Bulletin, San Francisco. 1909-1950

Box 17, Folder 10

Callahan, James Morton. 1920-1930

Physical Description: 21 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, and some as Dean, College of Letters and Sciences, University of West Virginia

Box 17, Folder 11

Callcott, Wilfrid Hardy. 1933

Box 17, Folder 12

Calyada, Rafael. 1922-1923

Box 17, Folder 13

Cambridge University Press. 1928

Box 17, Folder 14

Camerion, Mary Agnes. 1912

Box 17, Folder 15

Camoy, A. 1918-1919

Physical Description: Two letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Dept. of Romance Languages, University of California, Berkeley

Box 17, Folder 16

Camp, Charles Lewis. 1925-1947

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, Dept. of Palentology, University of California, Berkeley; some written for E Clampus Vitus and University of California Centennial History Project

Box 17, Folder 17

Campa, David L. 1933-1949

Box 17, Folder 18

Campbell, Anne. Circa 1937-1942

Box 17, Folder 19

Campbell, Killis. 1909-1924

Box 17, Folder 20

Campbell, Walter Stanley. Circa 1929-1947

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, University of Oklahoma; pseudonym: Stanley Vestal

Box 17, Folder 21

Campus Textbook Exchange, Berkeley. 1941-1947

Box 17, Folder 22

The Canadian Historical Review, Toronto. 1924-1932

Box 17, Folder 23

Canadian National Railways, San Francisco. 1932

Box 17, Folder 24

The Canadian Record. 1915

Box 17, Folder 25

Canby, Henry Seidel. 1913-1932

Physical Description: Nine letters

Additional Note

Written for Yale Review, Literary Review, and Saturday Review

Box 17, Folder 26

Cannon, Henry L. 1909-1915

Physical Description: Five letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Stanford University

Box 17, Folder 27

Cappon, Lester J. 1942-1943

Box 17, Folder 28

Carballosa, L. 1929-1935

Box 17, Folder 29

Cardozo, Manoel da Silveira Soares. 1935-1944

Physical Description: Seven letters

Additional Note

Written for library of Catholic University of America and for Hispanic American Historical Review

Box 17, Folder 30

Carew, Harold D. 1928-1933

Box 17, Folder 31

Carlton, L. A. 1924

Box 17, Folder 32

Carman, Harry James. 1927-1931

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

One letter written as member, faculty, Columbia University; two written for American Historical Association

Box 17, Folder 33

Carnathan, W. J. 1922-1925

Box 17, Folder 34

Carnegie Corporation of New York. 1924-1932

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

By Morse A. Cartwright and Robert M. Lester

Box 17, Folder 35

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. 1933-1952

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

By Malcolm W. Davis and Ignacio M. de Lojendio; some re: Library of Congress Lima Library Committee

Box 17, Folder 36

Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. 1926-1944

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

By Clyde Furst, Henry S. Pritchett, and Howard J. Savage

Box 17, Folder 37

Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.C. 1907-1949

Physical Description: 38 letters

Additional Note

By Frank F. Bunker, Edmund C. Burnett, Samuel Callaway, John A. Fleming, W. M. Gilbert, H. M. Hall, Margaret W. Harrison, A. V. Kidder, C. O. Paullin, Camelia M. Pierce, Leo F. Rock, and John L. Wirt

Box 17, Folder 38

Carpio, Manuel. 1912-1914

Box 17, Folder 39

Carrillo, Esperanza. 1911-1915

Box 17, Folder 40

Carroll, H. Bailey. 1940-1952

Box 17, Folder 41

Carroll, Mary P. 1915-1936

Box 17, Folder 42

Carruthers, Fanny (Gaddis). 1917-1922

Box 17, Folder 43

Carter, Albert E. Circa 1925-1928

Box 17, Folder 44

Carter, Charles Franklin. 1921-1924

Box 17, Folder 45

Carter, Clarence E. 1917-1923

Box 17, Folder 46

Carus, Clayton D. 1912-1916

Box 17, Folder 47

Casa Hispana, Berkeley. 1931-1946

Box 17, Folder 48

Case, Lynn M. 1935-1950

Box 17, Folder 49

Casey, Joseph J. Circa 1924-1931

Box 17, Folder 50

Casís, Lilia M. 1912-1915

Box 17, Folder 51

Cassady, Charles J. 1922-1923

Box 17, Folder 52

Casserly, John J. 1926-1927

Box 18, Folder 1

Castañeda, Carlos Eduardo. 1926-1950

Physical Description: 27 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, faculty, and for Library, University of Texas

Box 18, Folder 2

Castetter, E. F. 1939-1940

Box 18, Folder 3

Catholic Historical Review. 1915-1950

Physical Description: 57 letters

Additional Note

By John T. Ellis, Peter Guilday, and Josephine Lyon; includes American Catholic Historical Society and American Catholic Historical Association

Box 18, Folder 4

Catholic University of America. 1923-1946

Box 18, Folder 5

Catholic Women's Center. 1930-1931

Box 18, Folder 6

Catholic World. 1915-1934

Physical Description: 13 letters

Additional Note

By John J. Burke, Katherine Grofton, and James M. Gillies; one letter has note by Frank C. Lockwood

Box 18, Folder 7

Catin, Paul. 1920

Box 18, Folder 8

Catton, Ethel Beaver. 1911

Box 18, Folder 9

Caufield, John H. 1909-1910

Box 18, Folder 10

Caughey, John Walton. 1925-1950

Physical Description: 90 letters

Additional Note

Some written as member, Dept. of History, University of California, Los Angeles; some written for Pacific Historical Reviewand University of California Centennial History Project

Box 18, Folder 11

Cavagnaro, Priscilla. 1933-1936

Box 18, Folder 12

The Caxton Printers, Ltd., Caldwell (Idaho). 1936-1942

Box 18, Folder 13

Caywood, Louis R. 1941-1945

Physical Description: Three letters

Box 18, Folder 14

Cebrian, John C. 1917-1932

Physical Description: 22 letters

Box 18, Folder 15

Cecil-Knightley, Margaret. 1939

Box 18, Folder 16

Celebration of the Seventh Centenary of the Death of Saint Francis of Assisi. 1927

Additional Note

San Francisco

Box 18, Folder 17

Central Union High School and Junior College, El Centro (Calif.). 1923

Box 18, Folder 18

Central Washington College of Education, President. Ellensburg (Wash.). 1934-1941

Box 18, Folder 19

Centro de Información Cultural Venezolano-Americano, Caracas. 1941-1942

Box 18, Folder 20

Chabot, Frederick C. 1928-1941

Physical Description: 14 letters

Additional Note

Some written for Yanaguana Society, San Antonio, Texas

Box 18, Folder 21

Chaffey Junior College, Director. Ontario (Calif.). 1929-1942

Box 18, Folder 22

Chamberlain, Arthur Henry. 1913-1941

Physical Description: Four letters

Additional Note

Written for California Teachers' Association, California Dept. of Education, and League of Western Writers

Box 18, Folder 23

Chambers, George W. 1949

Box 18, Folder 24

Chambers, Henry E. 1923-1924

Box 18, Folder 25

Chambers, Raymond. 1917-1922

Box 18, Folder 26

Chandler, Tertius. 1938-1949

Box 18, Folder 27

Channing, Edward. 1916-1926

Physical Description: 11 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, faculty, Harvard University; two are by his wife, Alice .

Box 18, Folder 28

Chapman, Aimée (Fleming), (Mrs. Charles Edward Chapman). Circa 1926-1940

Physical Description: Three letters

Additional Note

One written for Sigma Kappa Alpha

Chapman, Charles Edward. 1912-1942

Physical Description: 143 letters

Additional Note

Written as member, Depts. of History, University of Washington and University of California, Berkeley; some are copies.

Box 18, Folder 29

1912-1924.

Box 18, Folder 30

1925-1942.

Box 19, Folder 1

Chapman, Mary Olivia. 1921

Box 19, Folder 2

Chappel, H. W. 1913-1914

Box 19, Folder 3

Charles F. Hartman, Americana. 1915-1933

Box 19, Folder 4

Charles R. Wood & Associates. 1951

Additional Note

San Francisco, California

Box 19, Folder 5

Charles Scribner's Sons Publishers. Circa 1910-1951

Physical Description: 25 letters, 1915-1945

Additional Note

By Whitney Darrow, George T. Eggleston, Eleanor Fishburne, J. Horn, N. D. Howe, Howard P. Miller, and N. E. Perkins

Box 19, Folder 6

Chase, Amanda Matthews. 1932-1934

Box 19, Folder 7

Chase, Wayland J. 1913

Box 19, Folder 8

Chatelain, Verne E. 1937-1941

Physical Description: 10 letters

Additional Note

Written for Carnegie Institution of Washington and St. Augustine Historical Society

Box 19, Folder 9

Chatham, Herbert. 1911

Box 19, Folder 10

Chaulot, Raimundo. 1933

Box 19, Folder 11

Chavez, Angelico, OFM. 1950

Box 19, Folder 12

Chavez C., Guillermo. 1950

Box 19, Folder 13

Cheetham, F. T. 1923-1933

Box 19, Folder 14

The Chemical Foundation. 1923-1930

Additional Note

New York

Box 19, Folder 15

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. 1943-1948

Additional Note

Cleveland, Ohio

Box 19, Folder 16

Cheyney, Edward Potts. 1921-1936

Physical Description: Five letters

Additional Note

Three written as member, faculty, University of Pennsylvania; one each written for American Historical Association and Social Science Research Council.

Box 19, Folder 17

Chia, Chu Shih. 1937

Box 19, Folder 18

Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railway Company. 1909-1911

Additional Note

Tunnel City

Box 19, Folder 19

Chickering, Allen Lawrence. 1931-1941

Physical Description: Five letters

Box 19, Folder 20

Chico State College. 1910-1937

Physical Description: Six letters

Additional Note

President; letters by Aymer I. Hamilton, E. I. Miller, and Florence J. O'Brien

Box 19, Folder 21

Childs, Cecile W. 1911

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