Real Presidio de San Carlos de Buenavista – Chihuahua Mexico November 1796 Translation: Part 5 Pima and Hiaguis Indians Census of the Company, Its Families and Inhabitants, Compiled in the Month of November 1796 Widows of the Pimas Total Individuals… Read More »1796 San Carlos de Buenavista Census Part 5 Pima and Hiaguis Indians
Real Presidio de San Carlos de Buenavista – Chihuahua Mexico November 1796 Translation: Part 4 Widows Census of the Company, Its Families and Inhabitants, Compiled in the Month of November 1796 To be continued in Part 4 with Indians of… Read More »1796 San Carlos de Buenavista Census Part 4 Widows
Real Presidio de San Carlos de Buenavista – Chihuahua Mexico November 1796 Translation: Part 3 Residents and Families Census of the Company, Its Families and Inhabitants, Compiled in the Month of November 1796 To be continued in Part 4 with… Read More »1796 Census for San Carlos de Buenavista Part 3
Real Presidio de San Carlos de Buenavista – Chihuahua Mexico November 1796 Translation: Part 2 Residents and Families Census of the Company, Its Families and Inhabitants, Compiled in the Month of November 1796 1796 Census for San Carlos de Buenavista… Read More »1796 Census for San Carlos de Buenavista Part 2
Real Presidio de San Carlos de Buenavista – Chihuahua Mexico November 1796 Translation: Part 1 Census of the Company, Its Families and Inhabitants, Compiled in the Month of November 1796 Part 2 Residents and Families – Coming Soon This is… Read More »1796 Census for San Carlos de Buenavista
1817 Will of Juan Jose Dias from Sonora Mexico including information on his parents Clemente Dias and Maria Luisa Urrea and his wife Maria Ygnacia Escalante.
Minus Nuevas, Santa Cruz and Santa Barbara List of residents, with their weapons, from the ranches of Minas Nuevas and Santa Bárbara (Chihuahua, Mexico), for defense against hostile Indians, by order of Governor Mateo Antonio de Mendoza (Fondo Colonial AHMPFCC10002048).… Read More »1755 List of Residents Nuevas Minas & Santa Barbara
March 20, 1724 Record of the 50 Soldiers at the Real Presidio de San Phelipe y Santiago de Janos, Chihuahua, Mexico. (Transcribed from the Fondo Colonial Collection, AHMPFCC01002041.) Person #1 is Juan Bautista de Anza Sr., father of Juan Bautista… Read More »1724 List of Fifty Soldiers at Janos
Juan de Arbiso (Arvizu) a Basque Family in Sonora Sonora and Sinaloa were originally a part of the Spanish province of Nueva Vizcaya, established in 1562. Vizcaya or Bizkaia / Biscay is a province northern Spain, part of Basque country.… Read More »The Arvizu Basque Family in Early Sonora
1671 – 1674 Lists of soldiers in Durango are included in this Fondo Collection record (AHMPFCC01001006). In the city of Durango March 3, 1671 15 Soldiers Present: The list continues with soldiers as offered by Captain Don Juan Carlos de… Read More »1671-1674 Lists of Soldiers Durango Mexico