Mexican collector, bibliophile, and publisher of documents relating to Mexican independence. Born 1827 in Aguascalientes, Mexico; died 1893. Published
The Hernández y Dávalos Collection is composed of manuscripts and printed material relating primarily to the Mexican independence movement, but also pertaining to conditions in Mexico at the end of the eighteenth century, the empire of Agustín Iturbide, the establishment of the republic, and Mexico's governance and foreign relations, especially with England, France, Spain, and the U.S. Many historical figures of Mexico are represented in the collection.
The Hernández y Dávalos manuscripts, which are described in this calendar, include letters, descriptions of battles, records of insurgents' trials, military service records, documents concerning the conspiracy of Manuel Reyes, the archives of General José de la Cruz, many personal papers of José Mariano Michelena, and material gathered by Carlos María Bustamante to document the independence movement.
The manuscript collection is described chronologically at the item level, and physically arranged according to a numeric system (the "HD" numbers in the guide) superimposed on the chronological description.
This page presents Part VIII of the electronic version of the published calendar guide. Other sections of the electronic guide may be located through the links below:
A second grouping of Hernández y Dávalos materials, Printed Material (1811-1886), is described in an item list and card file available in the Benson Latin American Collection rare books and manuscripts reading room. This subgroup contains among its pamphlets and broadsides many written works, such as manifestos, speeches, odes, poetry, sermons, and pastoral letters, as well as decrees, circulars, and proclamations. Most items in Printed Material pertain to independence, the empire of Iturbide, and the early days of the republic.
For a complete list of Index Terms see Part I of this guide.
The Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Collection was purchased by the Benson Latin American Collection in 1943 from the heirs of Fernando González.
The collection was described by the Benson's Mexican Archives Project in
The Hernández y Dávalos manuscripts are also available on microfilm.
Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Manuscript Collection, Benson Latin American Collection, General Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.
An item list and card file for the Printed Material subgroup are available in the Benson Latin American Collection's rare books and manuscripts reading room.
Reference to: Manuel Rubio; Hacienda de Atiquira.
Reference to: Pardon; Quintana; Captain Rubio.
Reference to: Flight of Indians; ships
All boats to go to la Ensenada de San Pedro.
First leaf is a letter, completely illegible from damp rot, evidently letter of Croquer, repuesting this permission.
Reference to: Quintanar; Bocalán; Yaqui Indians.
Includes memorandum of Cruz for appointment of Captain José Navarro to command.
Reference to: Town of Capuluac.
Reference to: Punishment of Indians; Navarro; Murga; Ruiz de Pujada. Includes letter to Juan Delgado on appointment of a Comisario de Guerra to settle the Bocalán affair.
Reference to: Action of Juan Espelosín; San Pedro Ixicán; Tomás Ron; Bernabé Sartapas; Alférez de fragata Agustín Bocalán.
Reference to: Reconnaissance of Ocotlán; Gutiérrez.
Reference to: Francisco Cañizares; Juan Espelosin; Bernabé Sartapas; San Pedro Ixicán. Includes congratulations of Cruz to Delgado, January 9, 1815.
Includes acknowledgement by Cruz, Guadalajara, January 9, 1815. Reference to:
Reference to: José María Cárdenas; Francisco Cañizares.
Plea for more humane treatment. References to: Aculco; Calderón; Venegas; Monte de las Cruces; Pénjamo; Hacienda de Temascatio; Hacienda de Roque; Hacienda de Tome-Lope; Irapuato; Comandante Joaquín María de Villalba; Bartolomé de las Casas.
Reference to: Francisco de Cañizares; Manuel Castro; Juan Espelosín; [] de Ron; other names illegible; Launch
Reference to: Juan Delgado.
Reference to: José Navarro; blockade of Mexcala.
Includes notes from La Cruz to Delgado, January 8, 1815.
Reference to: Bernardo José Benítez.
Reference to: Tlachichilco; Juan de Escudo(?); Manuel de Murga.
Reference to: Juan Delgado; Pujadas; blockade of Mexcala.
Signed also: José Mariano de Artiaga.
Lists 47 names of members: Captain Rafael Francisco Villaseñor, Lieutenant José Cevallos, Alférez Francisco Estrada, Sergeants Juan Ramírez, Eugenio Real, Rafael Saldívar of Cedros, Mariano Sedano of Savinas, Pedro Villanueva of Buenavista, and Rafael Villarruel; Patriotas Margarito de Axixic, José María Ayala, Pedro Becerra, José Besura, José Contreras, Lucas Flores, Pedro Flores, Teodosio Laureano, Pedro Machuca, Francisco Mártir, Laureano Mexía, Matías Mexía, Florentino Navarro, Joaquín Navarro, José Miguel Navarro, Juan Núñez, Bernardino Nuño, Mauricio Ornelas, José María Ortega, Salvador Ortega, José Pantaleón, Estanislao Ramírez, Miguel Ramírez, Pedro Ramírez, Cornelio Real, Ignacio Real, Lorenzo Real, Luis Redondo, Máximo Redondo, Alexandro Rivera, José María Rivera, Máximo Rivera, Pedro Rivera, José María Rocha, Ignacio Sedano, Juan María Siordia, Manuel Solano, Miguel Vaca, Rafael Vaca, Domingo Velázquez, and José Zárate.
Appointments of Rafael Francisco Villaseñor, José Ceballos, and Francisco Estrada, subject to confirmation by José de la Cruz.
Activation of the company of Cedros, Buenavista, and El Rancho de Sabinas. Disapproval by Cruz based on small size of the company.
Arrival of Vargas in Los Reyes in search of a battle with Luis Quintanar. Movements of troops. Reference to: Arteagas; Salgado. Includes letter of José Antonio Serrato to José de la Cruz, Barca, January 15, 1815, announcing arrival of Lt. Col. Pedro Antoneli in Ocotlán. Includes also note, 7 × 10 cm., for José Navarro. Letter of Cruz to Navarro, January 17, 1815 on impending fight with rebels; escape of Indians from Island of Mexcala. Letter of Cruz to Serrato, January 17, 1815, on arrival of Antoneli.
Includes confirmatory answer by Cruz, January 17, 1815.
Reference to: Delinquency of Murga; Bocalán; progress of the blockade of Mexcala; Juan Delgado; Pujadas; Quintanar; recent changes in command. Includes answer of Cruz, January 17, 1815, expressing hope for restoration of harmony among personnel.
Approval of Cruz, January 17, 1815.
Reference to: Assumption of command, Third Division; seizure of three loads of cacao. Memorandum by Cruz, January 17, 1815, confirming letter of Navarro; Juan Delgado; Luis Quintanar. Includes order for delivery of the cacao.
Includes letter of Cruz to Bonavía, February 3, 1815, on arrival of 40 Yaquis for service in the Laguna de Chapala.
Report of inspection of ships in blockade. Reference to: Ruiz y Pujadas; Manuel Murga; Agustín Bocalán; list of supplies needed; efforts to obtain supplies locally.
Order regulating corraling of horses and mules in camp. Describes growing personal antagonism with Murga. Reference to: José Navarro; Bocalán; Estrada.
Repairs on sloop
Includes memorandum of Cruz for reply, January 25, 1815.
List of ships on Lake Chapala with comments on readiness for action or need of repairs:
Lists ships and complements in blockade of Mexcala.
Reference to: Juan Hevía; dissatisfaction with progress of blockade of Mexcala; trouble with the
Reference to: Murga.
Letter, no addressee. Reference to: Manuel Murga.
Reference to: José María Cosío and Marcelo Croquer.
Reference to: Manuel Murga; Juan de Hevía; José Cosío; Marcelo Croquer.
Reference to: Murga; Juan de Hevia; Bocalán; Antonio Román; Pascual Morales; Manuel Castro; Condestable Cárdenas;
Printed: RMT, III, 537 (extract only).
Complaint over the small number of effective officers available to the commander. Reference to: Juan Delgado; Cañizares; Murga; Marcelo Croquer; Tomás Ron; Bocalán; Román; Antonio Adorno; Poncitlán; Uluapa(?) Ocotlán; Jamay; ferocity of defenders of Mexcala. Confidential memorandum of Cruz, January 23, 1815 and note by Bonavía inquiring about divers and alleged desertions.
Reference to: Illness among the officers; dispatch of extra equipment; Manuel Murga; Cañizares;
Additional signed report by José Navarro; list of ships and commanders, dated January 25, 1815. Acknowledgement and comments of Cruz, January 25, 1815, signed with rubric. Reference to: José de Cosío; Cañizares; Croquer; Apolonio Hernández; Murga; arrival of Yaqui Indians; dispatch of equipment from San Blas;
Illness of Padre San Juan de Dios; Espelocín wounded; transport of sick and wounded to Guadalajara; increase in desertion rate. Includes memo of Cruz, Guadalajara, January 25, 1815, on treatment of sick.
Leather-bound book of accounts for the national treasury in Ajuchitlán. A detailed day by day record of money and property received and disbursed from January to December, 1815, with monthly tabulated summaries. Significant data on hospitals, army supplies, mail administration, alcabalas, loans and gifts, payment of clergy, transportation costs, confiscation of enemy property, mine revenues, collection of tithes, inventories of property held or seized. The latter include an inventory of the books and manuscripts of José María Morelos. Leaves 27 to 42 inclusive are blank.
Officials signing reports: José Santiago de Quesada; Francisco Antonio Martínez; Francisco Mariano Ballesteros; José de Zamora; Fernando Franco.
References to: Dolores Aguirre; José Almonte; José Ignacio Álvarez; Amachorrado(?); Juan Ansures; Lieutenant Colonel José María Armenta; Mariano Arriaga; Ignacio Ayala; José Rafael Ayala; Juan José Bautista; José Miguel Benítez; Lieutenant Teodosio Benítez; Antonio Betancur of Tlalchiapa; Tiburcio Borja; Cristóbal Boyas; Mariscal Nicolás Bravo; José Antonio Bueno; Ventura Carvajal; Vicente Carrera; Capitán José María Carrillo; José Joaquín Castilleja, juez de residencia; Joaquín Collado; José María Collado, comandante de patriotas de Tierra Caliente; Juan Collado; Marcos Corona; Manuel Cortazar; Antonio Fernández; José Figueroa; José Antonio Figueroa; Ignacio Franco; José María Franco; Mauricio Frías; Pablo Galeana; capellán José Agustín Gandiaga; Gerónimo García; Sergeant Santiago García; José García; Rafael González of Zirandaro; Desiderio Guadiana; Cura de Coyuca Victoriano Gutiérrez; José Manuel Herrera; Juan José Hinojosa; José María Izeta; Pedro Jaime; José Jaimes of Las Truchas; José María Lobato; Ignacio Martínez; José Antonio Martínez; José Mejía; María de Jesús Merlan; José Laureano Mora; Morelos; José Moreno; José Francisco Palacios; Miguel Gerónimo Pineda of Las Anonas; José Francisco Pineda; Ponce de León; Francisco Popoca of Tepantitlán; Miguel Antonio de Quesada, subdelegado de Cutzamala; Joaquín Rea; Rafael Rico; Lic. Fabián Rodríguez; Manuel Rodríguez; Miguel Romero; Juan Nepomuceno Rosains; Brigadiera Gertrudis Rueda; Manuel Ruiz; Alexandro Ochoa; José María Santa Olalla; Félix Ortiz; Cornelio Ortiz de Zárate; José Antonio Osorio; José Víctor Sámano; Manuel Santos; Antonio de Sesma; Vicente Tabarez (Tabazez, Tavarez); Lic. José Sotero Castañeda; José Francisco Sánchez; Miguel Traén(?); Manuel Vasco; Salvador Vázquez; José Cornelio Vázquez; María Petra Velonia; Pedro Villaseñor; Juan Villavicencio; José de Zamora; Captain Manuel Zavala; Alianza con el Anglo; Azero Coronilla; Azero español; Baraja; Bible; Cocuca; cotton; Cuño mexicano; Diccionario castellano del Padre Herreros; Fierro Guacoman; Hacienda nacional del Cubo; Hacienda del Picacho; Horerar (?); Huétamo; Llaves; Maestranza de Atijo; Maestranza de Guayaneo; Metal de Pepena; Mina de Guadalupe;
List of materials needed, dated Tlachichilco, January 25, 1815, signed: José de Astorga, verified by Navarro. Another list, dated Arsenal de Mexcala, January 25, 1815, by José Ignacio Ortiz, verified by Navarro. Report of enemy activities, dated January 27, 1815, signed: Juan Hevía. Another report, same subject, same date, signed: Hevía. Signed report of Navarro to Cruz on handicap caused by illness of blacksmith and urgent need for expediting work on
Partly illegible. Answer of Cruz, Guadalajara, January 27, 1815, signed with rubric. Reference to: Return of Apolonio Hernández. Includes letter of José Antonio García to Intendant José Francisco González de Velasco on impounding of property of José Antonio Madrigal for his living in rebel territory. Verified by Andrés de Santa Cruz.
Includes reply of Cruz, Guadalajara, January 27, 1815, analyzing chances of capturing Mexcala. References to: San Pedro Isicán.
Includes Memo of Cruz, Guadalajara, January 26, 1815, on desertions, sick, wounded; dispatch of more munitions. Reference to: Castellanos; Francisco Ruiz y Pujada; Antonio Semeria.
Request for leave for treatment of wounds in Guadalajara. Transmittal of refusal by Navarro to Cruz, January 25, 1815, signed: Navarro. Request of Cruz for additional information, January 25, 1815, signed with rubric.
Announcement of supplies furnished Bernabé José Benítez for troops blockading Mexcala. Reference to: Ruiz Pujadas.
Reference to: Services of volunteers in the Battle of New Orleans; General Labatut; Fort San Juan at Chifoncté; La Fourché; Attacapas; Feliciana volunteers. Translated from the French with apology of the translator for leaving out paragraph 9, a eulogy to the ladies of New Orleans.
Reports on sick and wounded sent to Guadalajara; two multeeers charged with traffic with rebels; desertion by two drivers. Approval by Cruz, Guadalajara, January 27, 1815. Reference to: Luis Quintanar; Prisoner Uribe.
Includes authorization for Murga to go to Guadalajara for treatment, signed with rubric of Cruz, January 27, 1815.
Signed also by Juan Hevía, Antonio Román, Agustín Bocalán, Antonio de Semeria. Reference to: Recovery of the
Warning against allowing Francisco Espoz y Mina or his associates to reach Mexico.
Report of the damage done by insurgent band at Tonila. Reference to: Vargas; Telmo; Arredondo; Candelario; Enríquez; Guzmán; Lugardo María; Pedro de Ocampo; Mariano Díaz.
Printed: GMX, IV, No. 718, pp. 320-322.
Reference to: Quintanar. Includes acknowledgement by Cruz. Guadalajara, January 30, 1815.
Reference to: Juan Hevía; Nicolás Rodríguez; use of Indian levies for the galleys. Acknowledgement of receipt by Cruz, January 30, 1815.
Supplies needed by troops blockading Mexcala. Reference to: Ruiz y Pujada; Bocalán; Bernardo José Benítez.
Partly illegible. Includes small fragment, note from secretary to Cruz, 6 × 20 cm.
Reference to: Rafael Camarena; Manuel Alegre; Pablo Delgado; Puruandiro; Cacalote. Transmitted to the Supremo Congreso, Ario, February 1, 1815, signed: Liceaga, Morelos, José Miguel Benítez. Order of Supremo Congreso for investigation, February 6, 1815, signed: Isasaga and José Sotero de Castañeda. Transmittal to the Junta Subalterna Gubernativa, Huétamo, October 14, 1815, signed: Pedro José Bermeo and rubrics of Ponce, Castro, and Martínez.
Includes endorsement by Cruz.
Blockade of Mexcala. Reference to:
Reference to: José Añorga; condition of the boats. Has memo to Navarro, February 11, 1815, approving plans signed with rubric of Cruz.
Reference to: Operations in Cuba; Battle of Medina as reported in the
Reference to: Mission of Hion Adan [John Adams?] to Holland; English blockade of United States coast; penury of Mexican government.
See No. 414 for duplicate copy.
Another copy of No. 413.
Reference to: Plan for raid on San Pedro; La Palma; Zamora; Pajacuarán; Bocalán; raid on Cerrito Loco. Has approval by Cruz and note, February 13, 1815, further approving the plan.
Reference to: Raid on San Juan; Delgado; Villalba; illness of Guzmán; Apolonio Hernández; Bocalán. Has memo from Cruz ordering needed supplies.
Reference to: Hermenegildo Revuelta; Villa de León; Asucillo; Hacienda de Lagunillas; el punto de Jaramillo; Captain Obispo Chavarriez; fight with bands.
Printed: GMX, No. 777, March 30, 1815, p. 307.
Lists: Samuel Ramper; Henry Perry; Juan Sansitte F.; Ruben Ross; Juan Galván; Sosiali [Josiah Lee?] Taylor; Mr. Massicot; William Slocum; Charles Goncifey (?) George M. Dich; James Royall; Godivin [Godwin?] P. Cotton; William H. Maurray; Alexandro Germicul; James Locard; Carles Muill.
Reference to: Francisco Ruiz Pujadas; José Navarro; Tlachichilco.
Three documents:
-----: [Transmisión de lista de depósitos con nota marginal del intendente.] Guadalajara, March 14, 1815. LS. 1
Reference to: Lieutenant Colonel Juan Delgado; comandante de Poncitlán Luis Gutiérrez; Monte de San Pedro; San Miguel; Las Tortugas; Francisco Cañizares; Mexcala; Xican; Tusqueca; Monte de las Chapas; José María Cárdenas; Domingo Uribe; Antonio Román. Has draft of reply by Cruz, February 19, 1815.
Plan for raid on rebels. Reference to: Apolonio Hernández; Ambrosio Contreras; Santiago Vázquez; Juan José Vega; town of San Pedro; Alférez Juan Hevía. Draft of answer by Cruz ordering execution of the plan.
Claiborne's letter is dated Palacio de gobierno, same date.
Reference to: Service under Ramón Sesma; attack on Zitáq[uar]o; Toluca; Tenando; Gerequaro; Ponciano Solórzano; Teloloapan; Valladolid; Puruarán. Endorsed by the Congreso in Ario, February 20, 1815, signed: Lic. Isasaga and José Sotero de Castañeda; Supremo Tribunal de Justicia, Huétamo, October 14, 1815, signed: Pedro José Bermeo, secretario de lo civil, and rubrics of Ponce, Castro, and Martínez.
Reference to: Message of José María Basauri; Juan Delgado; Uribe; Guard at Chapala; Xocotepec. Has note by Basauri, with approval by José de la Cruz, February 23, 1815.
Reference to: Juan José Amescua; Barca; Marcos Juan de la Cruz; José Luciano Falancón; José Francisco from Tinguindi; Gaspar Gil; Casimiro Hernández; Pedro Antonio Hernández; José Irineo; Pedro José; José Miguel López from Tanguarsiguaro; Rafael López; Nicolás Pérez; José Román; José Antonio Román; José Esteban Román; José Miguel Román; Basilio Toribio; José Trinidad.
Reference to: Juan Hevía; Las Tortugas; Antonio Román; Apolonio Hernández; Domingo Uribe; Agustín Bocalán; La
Reference to: Xocotepec; removal of inhabitants to Zamora; Rancherías de Chavinda; militarization of San Pedro Caro; rescue of lost boat. Has draft of answer by Cruz.
Statements by: Juan José Amescua, Marcos Juan de la Cruz, Ignacio Alcázar, Luciano Falancón, José Francisco, Gaspar Gil, Juan Casimiro Hernández, José Miguel López, José Trinidad Marcos, Rafael López, José Irineo, Apolonio Hernández, José Antonio Román, Pedro José, Basilio Toribio, José Miguel Román, Nicolás Pérez, María Ignacia Orozco, wife of José Luciano Amescua. Reference to: José Navarro; Pedro Ramírez, cura de Saguayo; Jacinto Torres; Cabecilla Navarro; San Pedro Caro; support of Cabecilla Vega; Jamay; Guarachita; Pajacuarán; Hacienda de la Palma; Pueblo de Tingüindín; sentence of death for aiding rebels; imprisonment of María Ignacia Orozco. Notary: José María de Estrada.
Representative sent to protest injustice to Zamora; San Pedro Caro; José Vicente Amergua (Amescua?). Signed: Benavente Méndez, Felipe Marín y Villas[eñ]or; Marcos Contreras; Cayetano del Cubo; Cristóbal Fuentes, and Manuel Martínez. Witnessed by Juan Antonio Brisuela.
Blockade of Chapala; bombardment of island; Juan Cetina.
Reference to: José María Cosío; Juan Hevía; Launch
Reference to: Cosío in Ocotlán; Dragones de Querétaro; Ignacio Morales; Has draft of answer by Cruz, February 24, 1815, signed with rubric.
Condition of naval craft; reinforcements from San Blas; use of Yaquis; commandant at Zamora.
Reference to: Apolonio Hernández; Isla de Mexcala; Ignacio Alcázar; Hacienda de las Cruces; Zamora; Antonio García.
Reference to: San Pedro Caro; Juan Antonio Brizuela; José María Estrada; Miguel Navarro; Apolonio Hernández; Antonio García Rojas; José Simón de la Cueva; Ambrosio Morales; Juan de la Vega; use of the woman as hostage.
Reference to: Boats found in Ocotlán; José María Martínez; Ignacio López; Luciano Arze; José María Cosío; comandante militar en Poncitlán; José Saturnino; José Eustaquio Flores; Rafael Navarro; José Pablo Castellano; José García; Antonio Román.
Reference to: Juan Manuel Caballero; Villaba; Delgado; Angostura; Mexcala; San Pedro Ixican; La Calera; Isla Chica (en Chapala); plan for ending siege.
Reference to: San Pedro Caro; Captain García Rojas.
Clemency shown José Jorge Román and Pedro José.
Reference to: Manuel Espinosa; plans to end the insurrection.
Reference to: Marcos Castellanos; José de la Cruz; José María Iñiguez; Captain Ángel Linares; Brigadier Luis Macías; Pedro Celestino Negrete; Manuel Pastor; Encarnación Rosas; Santana; Colonel Antonio Serratos; José María Vargas; Tlachichilco; San Blas; Hacienda de la Palma. Includes note by J. M. Bustamante: “Esta relacion me la remitió el Congreso de Xalisco por medio de su Gobernr. Dn. Prisciliano Sánchez. Téngola por authentica y verdada. aun q. muy diminuta. Saldrá en la carta 35. de la 2a parte de la 3a Epoca del Quadro Historico desde el Pasaje q está señalado # y comienza
Reference to: José Antonio Madrigal.
Transmittal of report by Francisco Cañizares; acknowlegement by Cruz.
Includes report of Luis Antonio Gutiérrez, comandante de Poncitlán; also receipted by Cruz.
Includes signed marginal recommendation by Navarro that Añorga report on change of armament and signed report by Añorga that the
Reference to: Junta de Seguridad; Real Audiencia; subdelegado de Tepic; José Francisco González de Velasco.
Explanation of capture in Pátzcuaro; endorsements of Liceaga and José Mariano de Arriaga.
Reference to: Death of Cortez; sentence to 25 lashes for 3 days. Approval of José Navarro, March 15, 1815.
Reference to: Warning by Ramón Gascón from Xocotepec; San Luis; Apolonio Ruiz de Esparza; Gaspar Maguna; Hevía; Ron; Lancha
Reference to: Apolonio Hernández; Uribe.
Reference to: Poncitlán; capture of boats.
Reference to: Hermenegildo Revuelta; Cayetano Bosque; rebel chief Moreno; Hacienda de las Cruces; Comanja.
Printed: GMX, VI, 561-562, No. 745, June 1, 1815.
Reference to:
Reference to: Paraje del Zapote; Francisco Gaspar; Captain Miguel Flores.
Reference to: Mariano Aldama; José Antonio Bravo; José Brilanti; Pedro de Corral; José Rafael de Chávez; Mariano González; Antonio Jaime; José Márquez; Encarnación Ortiz; Bernardo Vega; Trinidad Zamora; Altos de Ibarra; La Calera; Cañada Honda; Cañada del Sauz; Laguna de Certeneja; Ciénega; Ciénega de Mata; Deseadilla; Bajío del Gato; Las Letras; Ojuelos; Monte de San Nicolás de Quijas; Palo Alto; Rosales; Torreón; Las Trojes; Haciendas de Agostadero, de la Parada, de la Punta, de Santa Bárbara, and del Vaquero; Dragones de San Luis; fights with rebel bands.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 745, June 1, 1815, pp. 562-566.
Reference to: Batallón Provincial de Guadalajara; Cabo de dragones de Querétaro Ignacio Ruiz.
Includes draft for reply by Cruz and secretary's answer.
Includes attached draft and reply by secretary, ordering replacement of Culebrina by 6-pounder.
Reference to: Fortification of San Blas and Tepic; use of Lancha
Complaint of lack of training among crews. Transmittal by Navarro to José de la Cruz, March 18, 1815, and answer of Cruz, March 22, attached. Reference to:
Includes comment by Cruz.
With attached note asking the loan of a mortar and shells.
Reference to: Hermenegildo Revuelta; Hermosillo; Captain García; rebelde Sánchez; Mateo Ahumada; Rebelde Moreno; Marcelino López; Isidoro Texada; Cañada de Negros; Comanja; Jaramillo; León; Infantería de Zacatecas y Durango; Ojo de Agua; Ciénega de Mata; Hacienda de los Ranchos; Rancho de Rentería.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 744, May 30, 1815, pp. 558-560.
Reference to: Juan de Dios Cuesta; Río de Ocotlán; Poncitlán;
Reference to: San Pedro Isicán; José María Estrada; La Angostura; Falúa
Reference to: Miguel Flores; Fuerte San Pedro.
Reference to: Luis Antonio Gutiérrez of Poncitlán; Coronel José Villaba; José Narváez; La Angostura; San Pedro Isicán; La Goleta
Reference to: Apolonio Hernández; Cabecilla Macías; Hacienda de la Palma. Includes sentence by José Navarro and certificate of execution.
Reference to: Padre Torres; Hermosillo; Negrete; troops between León and Los Rincones; Iturbide in Irapuato; Coporo; Los Hotomites.
Reference to: Juan de Hevía;
Reference to: Comandante de Zamora; reconnaissance and attack on enemy positions.
Reference to: José Añorga; Francisco Cárdenas; sitio de Zacapo. Approval of Cruz, April 1, 1815.
Reference to: Cañizares; Apolonio Hernández; San Blas; Croquer; La Piedad; San Pedro Caro; Istlán; capture of Vega.
Reference to: José Ignacio Guzmán; Juan Hevía; José María; Bartolo González; Jesús Guadalupe; Padre Castellano; Apolonio Hernández; Gaspar Maguna; Coronel Villaba; Sargento Centino; Lancha
Includes endorsement by Cruz, April 3, 1815.
Reference to: Letter of José Navarro; Apolonio Hernández.
Reference to: Church at Tucumatlán.
Chart showing names of ships and complements.
Reference to: Report of Colonel Villaba; problem of desertions.
Reference to; Captain Miguel Flores; belduques.
Reference to: La Barca; Buena Vista.
Reference to: Report of Villaba; Benítez; desertion and discipline of the troops; garrison in Poncitlán. Comments by Cruz.
Reference to: Narváez; Croquer; parts ordered from San Blas and from Veracruz via Altamira.
Reference to: Their arrest during Negrete's raid on Pénjamo; auto of José de la Cruz that Negrete give his opinion, Guadalajara, May 3, 1815. Negrete's signed recomendation that prisoners be executed. Auto of the Tribunal, illegible, signed with rubric of Juan Nepomuceno and Juan José de Souza. Signed certification of Rafael Cuentas. Record of notification to prisoners, signed Argüelles, April 10, 1815.
Reference to:
Signatories: Francisco Pablo []or, Luis de Mendizábal y Zubialdea, Francisco [], José Manuel de Reyes, Roque [], Carlos de Ávalos y García, Tomás Pérez, José García de Huesca. Addressed to the Viceroy; description of mining, agriculture, and industry of the Puebla area; commercial problems.
Reference to: Widow of Vicente Loeza; Miguel Rina; Domingo Ibarra; Nabor Casillas; José María Caballero; Lorenzo Buenrostro; Francisco Gil. Transmittal to Agapito Caballero, Ario, April 12, 1815, signed: Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín and rubrics of Sánchez, Castro, Tercero, and Ponce. Endorsed by Domingo de Ibarra, no date. Transmittal to José María Tagle, Uruapan, September 2, 1815, signed: Marroquín and rubrics of Castro, Ponce, and Sánchez. Signed report of Agapito Caballero, Huandacareo, May 19, 1815. Transmittal to the Junta Subalterna Gubernativa, Huétamo, October 14, 1815, signed: Pedro José Bermejo and three rubrics.
Mostly illegible. Reference to:
Reference to: The
Reference to: [] María; Isla de Locos; Negrete; island reconnaissance.
Only proper names legible: Navarro; Xocotepec; José María Rivera. Handwriting indicates connection with siege of Chapala. Three unidentified rubrics.
Names legible: José Buxillo; Ignacio Peña.
Reference to: Assignment of José Narváez; expedition to Ocotlán; Zetina; Cabo Castellanos; Miguel Flores; Poncitlán.
Reference to: José Antonio Serrato, subdelegado de la Barca; comandante de la Partida de Buenavista Diego Moreno; Apolonio Hernández.
Reference to: Juan Zetina; Cabo Manuel Castellanos.
Reference to: Reconnaissance by General José de la Cruz.
Reference to: Navarro.
Reference to: Reconnaissance ordered by General Cruz; possible landing points.
Reference to: Allende; Hidalgo; Josefa Vergara; Acámbaro; Aculco; Calderón; Puerto de Carrozas; Celaya; Dolores; Guadalajara; Guanajuato; Lagos; León; Marabatío; San Francisco Tolimanejo; San Luis Potosí; Silao; Los Tolimanes; Valladolid; payment of troops; tobacco factories. Signatories: Diego Bringas; José María Buenrostro; Diego Narciso de Cháves; Francisco Díaz de Bustamante; Juan Fernando Domínguez; Juan Ochoa; Félix Osores.
Other signatories: Dr. Cos, Liceaga, and Remigio Garza.
Reference to: Capture of Juan José Valvaneda; the
Reference to: Juan Zetina; Miguel Flores; José Añorga; Alférez de fragata José Narváez;
Reference to: Reinforcements from Toluca; convoy guards; troops from Puebla, Guadalajara, and “urbanos.”
Reference to: Construction work by Añorga.
Referente to: Transfer to Uruapan recommended. Includes note by Cruz approving such a move on return of Villaba.
Includes short note to the same effect.
Reference to: Enemy action at Colima. Receipt acknowledged; signed: Rubrics of Sánchez, Tercero, Ponce, and Castro. Endorsed: Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín.
Signed also by Manuela and Ireneo Basauri, and José Antonio Pérez.
Reference to: José María Capistrano of Santa Clara; Bernardo Saucedo; Balbino Arriaga; Bedoya; sale of mules; Corralejo. Order for transmittal to the Tribunal, signed: Miguel Gutiérrez, corregidor; José Manuel Carvajal. Tribunal's request for testimony from Santa Clara, signed Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín and four rubrics. Auto of Juzgado Nacional de Santa Clara, April 28, 1815, signed: José Timoteo Castrejón and Rafael Cortez.
Reference to: Apolonio Hernández; Iglesia de San Pedro. Navarro's transmittal to José de la Cruz attached. Signed: José Navarro, Juan Hevía, Marcelo Croquer, Antonio Román, Gaspar de Maguna, José María Narváez, Francisco Cañizares, and Antonio de Semeria.
Printed: RMT, III, 538-539.
Lists 122 names of deserters, garrisons where stationed, and organizations to which they belonged: Toluca, Guadalajara, Tepic, Infantería Patriótica de Tequaltich[]e, Colima, Zapotlán del Rey, Zacoalco, Chapala, Sayula, México, España, Nueva Galicia, Querétaro, San Luis, Aguascalientes, Tequila, Poncitlán, 4th Division. Men listed: Francisco Águila, José María Aguilar, José Remigio de Alva, Miliano Alvarado, Tomás Alvarado, Juan Paulino Amaya, Pedro Ángel, Francisco de los Ángeles, Cosme Damián Arévalo, Juan José Ávalos, Juan José Balvaneda, Manuel Bayo, José Antonio Becerra of Atequiza, José Estanislao Becerra, Inocencio Bermúdez, Agustín Calderón, Calisto Cano, Mariano Cortes of San Luis, Santos de la Cruz, Wenceslao Chacón, José Dionisio Chavarría, Cristóbal D[ávila] of Sayula, Julián Díaz, Tomás Domínguez, Francisco Escamilla, Hilario Esqueda, Nepomuceno Estrada, Pedro José Eulogio, José Eustaquio Flores, Julio Flores, Merced Flores, Carlos Garay, Francisco García, José María García, Santiago García, Silverio García, Cecilio González, Pedro González, Tiburcio González, Gerónimo Guillén, Lino Gutiérrez, Vicente Gutiérrez, José Eduardo Guzmán, Rafael Guzmán, Agustín Hernández, Francisco Hernández, Gregorio Hernández, Nepomuceno Hernández, Obispo Hernández, Simón Hernández, [...] Hernández, Juan Ibarra, Pablo Ibarra, Trinidad Ibarra, Felipe Jalisco, José Santiago Jiménez of Poncitlán, Pedro Lara of Aguascalientes, Pedro Limón, José María Lira, Francisco López, José Julián López, Pedro López, Pedro Antonio López, Remigio López, Sebastián López, José Loza, Juan Antonio Lozano, Antonio Magaña, José Martín, Toribio Martínez, Rafael Mata, José María Medina, Aniceto Mendoza, José María Mendoza, Miguel Mercado, Nicolás Montes, Aparicio Moreno, Pío Moreno, Antonio Navarro, Rafael Navarro, Urbano Navarro, Julián Nuño, José Antonio Olague, Eustaquio Ortiz, Ignacio Ortiz, José María Padilla, Marcelino Parada, Juan Francisco Pequeros, Antonio Pérez, Doroteo Pérez, Carlos Quintero, Francisco Quintero, Miguel Ramírez, Pascual Renítez (Benítez?), Tomás Reveles, Francisco Ríos, José María Rodríguez, José Bernabé Rojas of Tequila, Encarnación Romero, Marcelino Romero, Rafael Romo, Francisco Rosalio, José María Rosas, Rafael Salcedo of Zapotitlán del Rey, Dionisio Sánchez of Tusqueca, José Dionisio Sánchez Carranza, Nicolás Santiago, Antonio Santoyo, José Saturnino, Asencio Sebastián, Juan Pablo Segura, Antonio Sevilla, Calisto Silva, Gavino Telles, Marcelo Torres, Eurelio Vázquez, Joaquín Vázquez, Victoriano Vidrogo, Juan Miguel Visitación, and Hermenegildo Zúñiga.
Reference to:
Reference to:
Certified by Agustín de la Viña. Reference to: Juan Tamborrel; Manuel Hidalgo; Mariano Moncayo; Manuel Pavón. Total of force: 473 men.
Total force: 1032. Named: Lieutenant Colonel Juan Felipe de Alba; Sargento mayor Cándido Lexarazu; Ayudante mayor José Azuela; Captains [Diego Gómez Barrera,] [...,] Juan Masal, Luis Crespo, José Leonardo Tejada, Joaquín Suárez [del Castillo], José María Berruecos, and Francisco Nava; Lieutenants Manuel Ricoy, Antonio [...]oa, José Gil Taboada, Higinio Lobato, Manuel Capetillo, Francisco Álvarez, Francisco Martínez, Juan [González] Pliego, Manuel Ramírez, Manuel de Castro, Francisco Terán, Ignacio Zamora, José Favela, José Resa, Juan Cruz Caballero, Mariano Molina; Sublieutenants Juan [Cli]niaco González, José Ros[endo?], Leonardo [Bárcena], Antonio [Cervan]tes, Vicente [Neri Barbosa], Manuel López, Manuel [García,] Felipe A[...], Rafael Aurrieta, José Hernández, Joaquín Estrada, José María Larrañaga, and Ramón Romanco.
Reference to: Extravagance of soldiers; new meat supply policy effective May 1.
Reference to: Piloto alférez de fragata José Narváez;
Reference to: Requisition of Lieutenant Colonel Juan Delgado; order of José de la Cruz.
Ships:
Reference to: Cardinal Belarmino; disagreement in Supremo Tribunal de Justicia, signed: Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín and four rubrics. A second opinión (signed by the Secretario de lo civil and rubrics of Ponce, Castro, and Sustituto Martínez), is illegible.
List 74 names: Desertores Nepomuceno Acevedo, Francisco Aguilar, Eulogio Aguirre, José Arreguinjo, Luciano Arze, Simón Ayala, Tomás Baltierra, Esteban Bergara of Tepic, Pedro Castro, Felipe Chávez, Laureano Delgado, José Pablo García, Juan José González, Cleto Islas, Antonio López of Guadalajara, Mariano López. Trinidad Martínez, Florentino Medina, Pedro Medina, Cruz Morales, José María Moya, José María Ojeda, José Olivos of Puebla, Cirilo Polanco of La Corona, Juan Rubio, Ignacio Velasco of Toluca, Rosalino Villalobos; Patriotas: Francisco Alcázar of Xiquilpam, Estevan Cadena of Cuquio, José Antonio Fernández, Juan García, [...] García, Juan de la Rosa Gómez of Tequila, Corona Gutiérrez, M[...]eo Jiménez of Jocotepec, Rafael Marcial, Agapito Ortega, Juan Real, Senorio Valdivia, [...] of Colotlán; Indios Yaquis: Juan Ignacio Apuntador, Joaquín Guapo, Cornelio Matarria, Juan Agustín Pérez; Citizens: Julián Aguilera, Francisco Javier Arenas, Eugenio Briceño, Miguel Balcázar, Guadalupe Enciso, Eustaquio Estrada, José María Flores, Pedro Flores, José María Gómez, Nicolás Gómez, Martín Gutiérrez, José María Hernández Huerta, Teodosio Herrada, Pedro José Hurtado, José Cipriano López, José Ricardo López, Estevan Luna, Pedro Pablo Luna, José María Marez, José María Medina, [....] Mora, Eduvige Ortega, Quirino Pérez, Cirilo Portillo, Bernardo Puente, Candelario Quintero, Carmen Rentería, Manuel Sea, Manuel Surito, José Hilario Torres, Gabino de la Trinidad, José María Velázquez.
Reference to: Juan Macali; Mariano Molina; Juan Climaco López; Juan Cruz Caballero; discussion of relative merits and reasons for recommended promotions.
Short summary of services for each person: Lieutenant Colonels Cándido Lejarazu and Juan de Dios Ortega; Captains Luis Crespo, Francisco Nava, Joaquín Suárez del Castillo, José Leonardo Texada; Lieutenants Manuel Capetillo, Higineo Lobato, Francisco Martínez, Manuel Ricoy, and José Antonio Suárez de la Serna; Sub-lieutenants Manuel de Castro, Juan Cruz Caballero, Juan Climaco López, Manuel Ramírez, José Resa, José Tavela, and Francisco Terán; Sergeants First Class Vicente Neri Barbosa, Leonardo Bárcena, Antonio Cervantes, Manuel García, Manuel López, and José Rosel; Sergeants Second Class Rafael Aurrieta, Joaquín Estrada, José María Hernández; Private Ramón Romanco. Reference to: Juan Felipe de Alva; Manuel Archendia; Gregorio Carrasco; Ángel Casaval; Luis García Aguirre; Manuel Gómez; Diego Gómez Barrera; Juan González Plie[go],; José Hernández Peredo; Eucario Nava; José Ocaña; I[...] Quadros; Torcuato Truxillo; Tomás Vallejo; Havana; Jalapa; Perote; Orizaba; Santo Domingo; Zapotlán; French Army; Battle of Urepitiro; Bottle of Hasasalca (Tlasasalca?). Approved and forwarded by José de la Cruz, May 9, 1815.
Reference to: Juan Francisco Martínez Valdés; list of armaments, munitions, and supporting matériel.
Problems of meat supply in the capital; Juan Delgado.
Defense of system of contributions from local haciendas. Reference to: Juan Delgado; Ángel Caraval; Teodoro Casas; Juan Corcuera; José María Días; Juan Lomelin; José Villava; Captain Juan de la Peña [y del Río.]; Hacienda de Atequisa; Calera; Hacienda de San Jacinto; Hacienda de Miraflores.
Reference to: Haciendas Miraflores, La Labor, Zapatlanejo, Atequisa, Cedros, and Buenavista.
Reference to: Juan de la Peña; Captain Antonio Navarrete; Mariano Basauri; Ministro de Marina Francisco Ruiz de Pujadas.
Reference to: Juan Nava; Xocotepec;
List of drugs and other supplies.
Reference to: Effect of civil war in Querétaro, Valladolid, Puebla, Veracruz, El Bajío, Oaxaca, San Luis Potosí, Guadalajara, and Durango; Junta de arbitrios; Junta Superior de Hàcienda; Nueva Galicia; Provincias Internas; deterioration of agriculture; difficulties over local currency.
Reference to: Orders of José Navarro; supplies from Guadalajara; problem of obtaining supplies; José de la Cruz.
Reference to: Angostrecha; San Pedro Ixicán.
Reference to: Pérez; Monroy; Chávez; Cen[]o de García.
Includes comedy:
Includes answer by Condestable Francisco Cárdenas protesting attacks by defenders of Mexcala and insurgents on the south shore of Chapala.
Reference to:
Reference to: Action of the alcalde. Includes two other communications:
List of ship supplies sent to Navarro.
List compiled by Ignacio Ortiz. Reference to: Captain José de la P[...]; Marcelo Croquer.
Reference to: Captain Juan Sotina at Ocotlán; José Miguel Flores; San Luisito; Poncitlán; San Pedro; Mexcala; José Antonio Ruiz de Esparza. Signed draft of reply by Cruz, May 19, 1815.
Reference to: Paisano Rubio; Murga.
Reference to: Captain José de la [illegible]; Marcelo Croquer.
Comments on hospital situation and the sister of Padre Díaz.
Reference to: Comandante de Tepatitlán; Pueblo de Xalos; Rosales; Moreno; rebels in Cuquio, Juchipila, Nochistlán, Tescaltiche, and Guejucar [Hueyuca?]; troops at Aguascalientes; Felipe Terán.
Reference to: Departure for Xamay; José Antonio Serrato; mission of
Reference to: Attack on Zapotlán and Hacienda de Huejotitlán.
Reference to: Enforced service of Indians of San Gaspar; Lieutenant Mateo Ahumada of Durango; Captain Gerardo Antuna; Joaquín de Arranechea; Juan José Carrasco; José María Colomo; Captain Santiago Durán, comandante de Nochistlán; Capellán Ignacio Gutiérrez; Hermosillo; Marcelo López of Zacatecas; Alférez José de la Luz Mercado of Lagos; José Medina; José María Oropesa; Captain Pedro Rivera of Villanueva; Subteniente Pablo Rodríguez; Leocadio Ronquillo; Subteniente Narciso Salinas; Felipe Tagle of Jerez; José Antonio Viscarra; Llano de Mexcala; Mitic; Río Verde.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 756, June 27, 1815, p. 662-664.
Reference to: Troops at Toluquilla and Santa Rosa; Zapotlán; Chapala detachment under Esparza. Signed transmittal to Cruz by Peña y del Río, May 21, 1815. Signed draft of reply by Cruz.
Reference to: Dragón de Querétaro Ignacio Ruiz; Manuel Franco; theft of horse and pistol.
Reference to: Subdelegado de la Barca José Antonio Serrato; Ignacio Ruiz; Poncitlán; Manuel Franco.
Reference to: Xamay. Signed marginal acknowledgement by Cruz.
Reference to: Details of hospital administration, medicine, and policy.
Reference to: Ignacio Ruiz; Ignacio Ochoa; Miguel Flores; Poncitlán; Ocotlán.
Reference to: José Añorga; Ignacio Ochoa; shortage of troops in Ocotlán and Poncitlán; attacks by rebels of Mexcala.
Charges by Pedro Antonio Labat; recommendation for imprisonment in Africa. Reference to: José Ramón Betancurt. Signed: Rubrics of Yáñez, Martínez, [...], Torres, Noriega, and Luis Calderón. Followed by auto of the Real Sala del Crimen for record to be sent to Intendant José Dávila. Reference to: Pedro Telmo Landero; Lic. Antonio López de Santa Anna. Signed originally on June 7, 1816 by Riva, Martínez, Manci[ll]o, Torres, Flores, Noriega, and Luis Calderón.
Reference to: Comandante militar de Poncitlán; Miguel de Flores; José Francisco [Rosallo?]; rebels.
Reference to: Oribe; Padre Castellanos. Includes draft of reply mentioning arrival of cannon from Manila via San Blas; signed with rubrics of Cruz, June 1, 1815.
Reference to: Villa de la Encarnación; Tepatitlán; rebels Rozales, Moreno, and Ortiz; insurgents in Zacatecas; Cóporo; church at Jalpa.
Reference to: Procedure necessary for proper functioning of a military hospital.
Unidentified fragment.
Reference to: Epidemic; sowing of crops.
Reference to: Gaspar Maguna; Río de Ocotlán; Poncitlán; José Miguel Flores; Xocotepec.
Reference to: Morando; Oribe; Cabecilla Telmo; Xocotepec; San Luis; island defenses; Río de la Pasión.
Reference to: Rafael Castellanos; town of San Pedro.
Reference to: Subteniente Manuel Montenegro; Mexcala; Río de Ocotlán.
Reference to: Río Verde; La Llave; Comanja.
Includes fragment of unidentified document.
Reference to: José Antonio Salcedo; Vigas; Ipalco; Loreto; Ostotan.
Reference to: Gavilla Rosales; attack on Zacatecas; Captain Márquez; José María Aldana; Martín Manrique; Negrete; Moreno; Hermenegildo Revuelto; Cabecilla Victor Santoyo; Villa de la Encarnación; La Piedad; San Pedro Piedragorda; San Juan; Lagos; Arandas; La Ordeña; Gavilla de Fuentes.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 774, August 5, 1815, p. 824.
Reference to: Saldaña and rebel raids.
Reference to: Zamora.
Reference to: Vargas; Juan Zetina; La Barca; San Pedro Yucan (?); Mexcala; Ocotlán; Poncitlán.
Reference to: Joaquin Zarzona (?); San Luis Potosí; Mar[]o Primo de Rivera.
Reference to: Indians' fear of surrendering.
Includes receipt by Cruz and notification to Navarro, June 16, 1815.
Reference to:
Reference to: Jo[sé] [Es?]trada y el capitán de Nueva Galicia [Juli]án Peredo; Max[] Rico; reinforcement of Poncitlán.
Signed: José María de la Peña and Juan José Robles. Reference to: José Navarro; description of fortification and life on Mexcala Island; supply of food by Trinidad Salgado de los Reyes from Uruapan; Linares; capture of Falúa
Reference to: Padre Castellanos; Santana; Salvador; boatbuilding on Mexcala Island; San Luisito; Los Reyes; Tisapán. Signed: José María de la Peña, Juan de Robles, and Navarro.
Preliminary draft of message is attached.
Reference to: Chapala. Includes similar note to the Ministro interino de San Blas.
Includes marginal note by Cruz, June 10, 1815, on disposition of arms, with preliminary draft.
Reference to: Recommendation from Antonio Maruri, Cura of Istlaquacán; Tabardillo ailment; José María de la Peña.
Reference to: Prisoners should be asked about the gavilla de Vargas; can't believe canoes supply the island in daytime; suggests Diego Alonso be shot as an inducement to force Pedro Pablo to give additional details.
Reference to: Consumption of sugar, wine, brandy, mescal, medicine; Colonel José Navarro; Manuel de Torres.
Reference to: arming of Tuscacuesco (Tincacuesco?); results of rebellion; ravages of pestilence.
Reference to: Negrete; La Ordeña; Hermosillo; Huejúcar; Guanajuato; Juchipila; San Pedro Piedragorda; Tuxpan; Zapotiltic.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 774, August 5, 1815, p. 823.
Includes preliminary draft.
Includes preliminary draft.
Includes preliminary draft.
Includes preliminary draft.
Reference to: Assignment of José Estrada.
Title missing; first five names illegible; Alejandro []; José Inés Águila; José María de los Ángeles; Seferino Ávila; Juan José Capistrán; Martín Carranza; Ignacio Chacón; Roberto Delgado; José María Díaz; Tomás Díaz; Mario Esquerro; José María Féliz; Guadalupe Flores; Apolinario Fonseca; José Antonio Garibaldo; Francisco García el Pitero; Eligio González; Eulogio Grimales; Eulario Gutiérrez; Francisco Gutiérrez; Rafael Heredia; Pablo Hernández; Hernández Huerta; José María Hernández Michelena; Felipe Ledesma; Nasareo López; Manuel Lugo; Rufino Maldonado; Pedro Andrade Marroquín; Miguel Morales; José María Murillo; Murgario Nuño; Ignacio Ortiz; Nasareo Ramírez; José Guadalupe Rivas; José María Rivera; Mateo Robles; Ignacio Rodríguez; Marcelino Rodríguez; Manuel Romero; Patricio Ru[]; Secundino Roxas; Manuel Sánchez; Gregorio Saucedo; Antonio Servantes; Marcelino Suárez; Rafael Suárez, Gabriel Torres; José Saturnino Torres; Victoriano Urista; José Andrés Ursino; Pioquinto Villar; José María Ximenes.
Pillage of Jamay by rebels; retreat to Island of Martaraña.
Reference to: José de los Santos.
Reference to: Capitán de patriotas Francisco Gómez; Teniente de la Barca Navarrete.
Reference to: Padre Castellano; José María Vargas; manufacture of powder; supplies from Los Reyes; José Santana; Ignacio Ávalos; Rincón de María; José Salvador; Pedro Nicolás; Juan Vázquez, captain of artillery.
Includes preliminary draft.
Includes draft of message.
Reference to: Orders of Brigadier General José Moreno y Daoiz; Juan Nepomuceno Vázquez; Pedro Canseco; Regimiento de Saboya; Regimiento de Castilla; grant of amnesty. Copy by Juan Ruiz de Esparza, Mexico, February 1888.
Reference to: José de la Cruz.
Reference to: José Aguiar; Apolinario Alvarado; Antonio Anguiano; Leonardo Arriola; Cecilio Buendía; Wenceslao Chacón; Esteban Durán; Epifanio Enciso; José María Esparza; Manuel Estrada; Silvestre Gutiérrez; Hipólito Hernández; Pablo Hinojosa; Matilde de León; Pedro López; Remigio López; Alejandro Ortiz; Manuel Paz; Cesareo Peña; Teodoro Ramos; Enrique Regalado; Crisóstomo Rolón; Secundino Rosales; Marín Sánchez; Mariano Tello; Rafael Topete; Francisco Torres; Luciano Trujillo; Pedro Virila; desertions; illness; abandonment of arms.
Includes answer of Cruz, June 22, 1815.
Includes draft of message.
Reference to: Need for cannon;
Reference to: Ignacio el Yaqui.
Reference to: Jocotepec.
Includes transmittal to José de la Cruz by Navarro, June 19, 1815, and answer of Cruz, June 21, 1815, with draft, affirming validity of the coins.
Reference to: Amnesty by Antonio Adorno; Isla de Martaraña; Vicente Navarro; Joaquín Navarro; Vicente Baca; Jamay; Poncitlán; Río de la Barca.
Reference to: Guard posts at San Luis, Xocotepec, San Cristóbal, San Pedro, San Pedrito; Ramón Gascón; San Juan Cosalá; San Antonio; Chapala; Axixic; Jamay; Ocotlán; Santa Cruz; San Miguel; Poncitlán.
Reference to: Colonel Villaba; Delgado; Murga; desire to return to Spain. Includes note by Cruz, June 21, 1815, denying request of Peña and of Román; concern over desertions.
Includes note from Cruz to Navarro summarizing the message, with preliminary draft.
Reference to: Protection of Ocotlán.
Includes marginal note of Cruz, and short message to Román dated June 21, 1815.
Includes receipt by Cruz, approving the plan, June 27, 1815 with rough draft.
Includes preliminary draft.
Reference to: Desertion from San Blas; Máximo Miram[on]tes; marginal note from José Navarro to José de la Cruz asking advice on disposition. Includes transmittal to José de la Cruz of offer to use Fernández as naval gunner; approval by Cruz, June 27, 1815.
Reference to: Capture of José María Candelaria; conduct of José María Coz.
List of requirements for ships; copy of original sent to Benítez.
Reference to: Juan Zetina.
Reference to: Opinion of Dr. Manuel de Torres; damage to military equipment; “varas de Brin y Mecatillo”?; purchases in Tepic; Manta de Yloco; José Tapia.
Includes preliminary draft of message; reference to troops organized by Antonio Adorno.
Reference to: Elimination of excess drinking. Includes transmittal copy to José de la Cruz, June 26, 1815. Reference to: Delgado; prevention of desertions; reinforcements from Guadalajara.
Includes draft of message and decree ordering investigation of charges sent from Ocotlán.
Reference to: Ramón Alcarras (Alcaraz?); Ramón Arroyo; Luis Correa; Ramón de la Cruz; Plácido Díaz; Seferino Delgado; Manuel Esteban; Asencio García; Bernardo González, alias Cuate; Juan Madrigal; Ramón Velázquez; Barranca Santa Ana; Cerro de Santiago; Cofradía de San Andrés; Colima; Colotlán; Contla; Puebla; San Nicolás; Tachinaxtla; Tamazula; Tecalitlán; Toluca; Tuxpan; Zapotiltic; Zapotlán.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 817, November 7, 1815, pp. 1205-1209.
Reference to: Captain José Vallano; Pueblo de Tamazula.
Reference to: Treatment of the sick.
Includes receipt by Cruz, June 27, 1815, and preliminary draft.
Reference to: José María Aguiar; Martín Aguilar; Miguel Almazán; Isidro Alvarado; Leonardo Arriola; Espiridión Amaya; Benito Beltrán; Cecilio Buendía; Lorenzo Cervantes; Wenceslao Chacón; Estevan Durán; Epifanio Enciso; José María Esparza; Clemente Estrada; Manuel Estrada; Francisco Flores; José María Gavino; Ramón Gómez; Silvestre Gutiérrez; Guadalupe Hernández; Hipólito Hernández; Cornelio Nicomedes; José María Núñez; Manuel Paz; Cesareo Peña; José María Peña; Teodoro Ramos; Enrique Regalado; Martín Sánchez; Pedro Santana; Esteban Saucedo; Antonio Serrano; Mariano Tello; Francisco Torres; Luciano Truxillo; Isidro Vázquez; Epitacio Velázquez; Pedro Virila. Includes transmittal by José Navarro, June 25, 1815, to José de la Cruz.
Reference to: Gaspar Maguna; Juan de Hevía; José Narváez; José Insuela.
Reference to: Arsenals in Tepic; protection of Real Hacienda.
Summary of letters and answers given; charges against Pedro Díaz; José Antonio Fernández; problem of high desertion rate; return of capellán Arango. Reference to: Ignacio Guzmán; Captain Navarrete; Francisco Magdalena; comandante de la Barca; Zamora; Los Reyes.
Reference to: Juan Serrabigas del Regimiento de España; Ignacio Millán; wounds of Ignacio Rosas.
Reference to: San Pedro; Chapala. Includes transmittal of report by José Navarro to José de la Cruz, June 29, 1815; Captain Juan Peña; Alférez Ramón Villegas; Ocotlán; Poncitlán. Draft and receipt by Cruz with rubric.
Reference to: News from San Cristóbal; report to José Navarro; Cabecilla González.
Reference to: Brigadier Ignacio Navarro; Toribio Cano; Matías Villegas. Transmittal to Juez nacional de Apatzingán for opinion, Puruarán, July 8, 1815, signed: Manuel Alvarez and rubrics of Castro, Ponce, Sánchez, and Tercero. Signed statement by José Díaz Cano to the Supremo Tribunal de Justicia, Apatzingán, September 6, 1815, with postscript. Transmittal for action to Junta Subalterna, Huétamo, October 14, 1815, signed: Ignacio Rodríguez Calvo.
Reference to: José de la Cruz; Maxamitla; Sayula; Zapotiltic.
Reference to: Arrival of Apodaca.
Reference to: Illness of Brilanti; Captain Fernández Anaya; Gavilla de Moreno; Ciénega; Hacienda de Cieneguilla.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 820, November 11, 1815, pp. 1223-1224.
Reference to: Rincón Grande.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 820, November 11, 1815, pp. 1225-1226.
Transmittal of report of José Francisco Álvarez to García Conde, Ojuelos, July 2, 1815, describing the expedition in detail. Reference to: Mariano Aldana; Antonio Bravo; José Brilanti; Bernardino Cosío; Antonio Elósua; Pedro Gómez; José Rafael Guedea; Moreno; Andrés Ortiz; Ignacio Ortiz; Julio Ortiz; Tomás Ortiz; Rosales; Bernardo de la Vega; Guanajuato; La Parada.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 770, July 27, 1815, pp. 791-792.
Includes report of Hermenegildo Revuelta to García Conde with more details, July 3, 1815. Reference to: Brilanti; Juan Leal; Moreno; Rosales; Altos de Ibarra; Comanja; El Rincón.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 788, September 7, 1815, pp. 948-950.
Reference to: Joaquín Madras; Cornelio Ortiz de Zárate; José María Ponce de León; Justicia de Tepalcatepec; Subdelegado de Apatzingán. Transmittal to Intendente de la provincia, Puruarán, July 13, 1815, signed: Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín and rubrics of Castro, Sánchez, and Tercero. Signed statement by Miguel Gutiérrez, Intendencia de Valladolid, Arapariquaro, August 24, 1815, and return to Álvarez, dated Uruapan, September 2, 1815. Additional signed statement by Álvarez, Uruapan, August 29, 1815. Transmittal to the Junta Subalterna Gubernativa, Huétamo, September 14, 1815, signed: Pedro José Bermeo and three rubrics.
Reference to: Brigadier Manuel Pastor; Mina el Salto. Includes transmittal by Cruz, July 23, 1815 and one by Asesor L. González, Guadalajara, July 31, 1815. Referred to Fiscal, August 7, 1815; approval by Fiscal López, Guadalajara, August 14, 1815. Opinion rendered by Peña, Guadalajara, August 23, 1815.
Report of raid by José Vallano to Quintanar, Zapotlán el Grande, July 4, 1815. Reference to: Capture of Valerio de la Cruz; failure of Luis Correa; successes of José María Caloca; Plácido Díaz; return via Matacristos; Cofradía de San Andrés. Includes report of José Vallano to Quintanar, July 15, 1815; San Nicolás; Captain García; Tuxpan; Zapotiltic.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 820, November 11, 1815, pp. 1227-1228.
List of selected documents from Ramo de Historia, Volume 96:
Extract from Le Brun's
Printed: LVF, 135-137.
Analysis of the political situation with a criticism of the various rebel and royalist leaders. Reference to: Allende; Bossuet; Calleja; Cisneros; Fénélon; Garibay; Hidalgo; Miguel Lardizábal; Lizaña; Matamoros; Miranda; Morelos; Morillo; Blas Ostalaza; Toledo; Venegas; Villamil; Aculco; Buenos Aires; Calderón; Caracas; Cuautla; Guadalajara; Guanajuato; loss of Montevideo; Oaxaca; Orizaba; San Miguel; Texas; Valencey; Valladolid; Zitácuaro; Cadiz government; Batallón de Asturias; Cavalry of San Carlos.
Printed: AHM, IV, Doc. 10, pp. 689-715; CMS, VII, pp. 119-148; ZHM, IX, No. 17, pp. 857-933. Cf. also copy in García Collection and another photostat copy in the Cuevas Collection, both in the Latin American Library, University of Texas.
Reference to: Toribio Cano; Subdelegado José Díaz; collection of taxes from Indians. Referred to Fiscal by Castro, Sánchez, Ponce, Tercero, and Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín, signed: Marroquín and four rubrics, Uruapan, August 8, 1815. Opinion of Fiscal Ariart, September 5, 1815. Approval of opinion by the Tribunal, September 6, 1815, signed: Juan N. Marroquín and four rubrics.
Reference to: Ávalos; Captain Anguiano; Alférez Madrueño; capture of Tomás Mendoza; Captain Toscano; rebels in Tragedio.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815. pp. 1242-1243.
Reference to: Franco de Medina; Achutitlán; Poli[u]tla; San Cristóbal; Tecumatlán; Tlalchapa; Totolapa; San Miguel.
Reference to: Conduct of Hermenegildo Revuelta and José María Colomo; bravery of José María Hernández; execution of Juan Luna; Sauceda Talixoya.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 804, October 10, 1815, pp. 1076-1077.
Reference to: Pablo Campos. Endorsed: Liceaga, Huétamo, October 12, 1815, transmitting letter to Pablo Galeana. Countersigned: Leonardo Nicolás.
Reference to: Rebelde Tragedio; Asensio García; Captain Madrigal; San Nicolás; Tecalitlán; Tuxpan; Zapotiltic; Cofradía de Techague.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 821, November 14, 1815, pp. 1232-1233.
Reference to: Hermenegildo Revuelta; Capulín; Nostanejo; Pacheco; Río de los Vázquez; Salto de Zurita; Hacienda de Santa Bárbara.
Printed: GMX, IV, No. 802, October 5, 1815, pp. 1055-1056.
Reference to: Joaquín Espinosa; Captain Mariano Gil; Felipe Obregón; Illness of González; Fray Pablo, Mercederian; Queipo; Valladolid; día de San Lorenzo. Signed transmittal by Torres to the Supremo Tribunal de Justicia, Pénjamo, August 29, 1815.
Reference to: Captain Antonio Barragán; Lieutenant Castañeda; Luis Correa; Ceferino Delgado; Ramón Naredo; Manuel de la Campa; El Tigre; Husmajac.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 821, November 14, 1815, pp. 1233-1235.
Decree promulgated at Uruapan, August 14, 1815, signatories: José de Pagolo, José María de Isasaga, Francisco Argandar. Ordered published. Huétamo, October 14, 1815, signatories: José María Morelos, Antonio Cumplido, and Miguel Benítez. Order for publication originally signed: Manuel Muñiz, Ignacio de Ayala, Domingo Rojas, Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín. Copy certified by José Mariano de Anzorena y Foncerrada, Gerardo Rangel, and José María Miranda. Reference to: Tucsicato.
Reference to: Pursuit of rebels by José María Aldana; San Román; capture of Mateo Villalobos.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815, pp. 1239-1240.
Reference to: Ramón Alcaraz; Luis Correa; Pedro Barragán; Juan Madrigal; Ranchería de Santa Rosa; Tachinaxtla; Tamazula; Zapotiltic.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 821, November 14, 1815, pp. 1235-1236.
Reference to: José María Yáñez; Valentín Valenzuela; El Rincón; Hacienda de Santa Teresa.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815, pp. 1240-1241.
Reference to: Rafael Guedea; Captain Guillén; Comanja; Ciénega de Mata; El Torreón; Estancia Grande; Hacienda de Ibarra. Includes message of Elózua to García Conde, Santa Bárbara, August 21, 1815. Message of José Brilanti to García Conde. Ojuelos, August 22, 115. Message of José Francisco Álvarez to. García Conde. Ojuelos, August 23, 1815.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 802, October 5, 1815, pp. 1057-1060.
Summary of services as priest in Angamacutiro, Valladolid, Valle de San Francisco, and participation in insurrection. Reference to: Mariscal Anaya; Dr. Argandar; Dr. Berduzco; Guidobro; Liceaga; Negrete; Queipo; Ignacio Rayón; Sierra Tagle; weapons from Philadelphia; Botello; Saltillo.
Reference to: José María Alcántara; José Joaquín Botello; Miguel Romero; José Joaquín Sánchez; José Tomás Villalobos; Capácuaro; Huango; Puruándaro. Marginal endorsement of Morelos and José María Estrada.
Reference to: José Francisco Álvarez; José Brilanti's march to Comanja; Antonio Elózua; Rafael Guedea; La mesa del Tigre; Ojuelos.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 802, October 5, 1815, pp. 1056-1057.
Transmittal to the Supremo Gobierno en Uruapan, September 2, 1815, signed: Liceaga and José María de Arriaga in absence of Morelos. Return for correction to Saavedra, September 4, 1815, signed: Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín and rubrics of Castro, Ponce, and Sánchez. Transmittal to the Junta Subalterna Gubernativa for action, Huétamo, October 14, 1815, signed; Pedro José Bermeo and three rubrics.
Complaint of powers exercised by Congress without consulting the people. Reference to: Appointment of Juan Pablo de Anaya, agen to the U.S. and untrust-worthiness of Álvarez de Toledo; sentence of Luciano Navarrete; Atijo; actions of Morelos and Sánchez Arrio; Fort of Cóporo.
Printed: AHM, IV, Doc. No. 11, pp. 715-717; CMS, VII, 218-223; ZHM, IX, 900-906.
Addressed to Encarnación Ortiz (alias el Pachón). Reference to: Juan Pablo Anaya; Morelos; Luciano Navarrete; Rayón; Sánchez Arista. Note declares that the copy was made from the original.
Reference to: Captain Gregorio Anguiano.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815, p. 1244.
Reference to: El Rincón; La Encarnación.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815, p. 1242.
Signed: José Nicolás Conejo; Camilo García; José García; José Manuel León; Felipe de Orabes; José Faustino de Ortega; Francisco Peñalosa; Cornelio Pérez; José Pineda; Lucas Pineda; José Ignacio del Portillo; José de la Asención Ramírez; José Manuel Sánchez; José Rafael Sánchez, Antonio Sánchez Jilde (Tilde), Antonio Vega. Endorsed by Liceaga and Lic. Ayala. Reference to: Pedro González, alcalde; José Manuel Martínez. Request by Supremo Gobierno on margin for report by Intendant and Cura of Sinándaro, signed: Liceaga and Lic. Ayala in absence of Morelos. Uruapan, September 5, 1815.
Signatories: Francisco Argandar, José Sotero de Castañeda, and José María de Isasaga.
Biographical notes. Reference to: Services in American boundary investigation of 1806; consul general to New Spain; his aid to the revolution.
Reference to: Captain José de la Luz Becerra; Captain Mesa; Captain Negrete; Atoyac; Coronilla; San Gerónimo; rebels in San Nicolás.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815, p. 1241.
Reference to: Cabecillas San Román, Rafael Muñoz, Guzmán, and Luévano.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 852, January 23, 1816, p. 76.
Reference to: Cabecilla Tragedio; Captain Marcelo Toscano; Tomás Madrueño; Alférez de voluntarios José María Rodríguez; Toluquilla.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815, pp. 1244-1245.
Reference to: José Camilo Alexos; José Rafael Murillo; José Antonio; Mariano Ayala; SinJun(?).
Reference to: Ranchos de Atenquique; Juan Bautista; Barrancas de Santa Rosa; Gordiano; Tamazula; Tuxpan; Zapotiltic.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 823, November 17, 1815, pp. 1247-1248.
Transmittal to the Supremo Tribunal de Justicia, Uruapan, September 15, 1815, signed: Lic. Castañeda and José María de Isasaga. Ordered added to record by Tribunal de Justicia, September 25, 1815, signed: Calvo, secretario. Forwarded to Junta Subalterna, October 19, 1815, signed: Ignacio Rodríguez Calvo and rubrics of Ponce, Castro, and Martínez. Order for release by the Junta, Ario, November 4, 1815, signed: Manuel Muñiz, Ignacio de Ayala, Domingo Rojas, and Juan Nepomuceno Marroquín. Notification of prisoner by Marroquín.
Reference to: Report of Luis Quintanar; Comandante de Atoyac Joaquín Malavear.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 822, November 16, 1815, p. 1242.
Reference to: Cruz Álvarez; Hacienda del Salto; El Húmedo.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 852, January 23, 1816, p. 73.
Participation of Francisco Argandar, Mariano Arriaga, Joaquín Castilleja, Patricio Fernández, Fernando Franco. Remigio de Garza, Miguel Gutiérrez, José María Hidalgo, José María Liceaga, José María Sánchez, and Mariano Tercero. Members elected Vocales: Ignacio Ayala, primer vocal; Manuel Muñiz, segundo vocal; Felipe Carvajal, tercer vocal; José Pagolo, cuarto vocal; Domingo García Rojas, quinto vocal.
Reference to: Germán Padilla.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 852, January 23, 1816, pp. 74-75.
Reference to: Esteban Legaspe; Antonio Sánchez; Teodoro Saldaña; Pablo Sonora; El Húmedo; Laguna de Santa Gertrudis; Rancho de Jesús María; San Pedro; Tepatitlán.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 852, January 23, 1816, p. 75.
Reference to: Ramón Alcaraz; Eduardo Anguiano; Juan Bautista; José María Caloca; Juan Bautista Candelario; Bernardo González; Gordiano Guzmán; Tomás Rodríguez; La Angostura de San Gerónimo; Las Barrancas; Hacienda del Salto; San Nicolás; Tamazula.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 852, January 23, 1816, pp. 77-78.
Reference to: Fray Rudecindo Anglés; Gerardo Burgueño of Pueblo Nuevo; José María Casillas; José María Partida; Captain Pastrana; Caballería de Sentispac y la Palma.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 881, March 23, 1816, pp. 319-320.
Signatories: Isidro Díaz, José Antonio García, Juan Bautista de Iñigo, Juan de Martiarana, Manuel Martínez de Quevedo, Lorenzo Valdez Evia, and Benito Antonio Vélez. Reference to: Juan Hilario; Congreso Mexicano.
Signed: José Diego Gómez, Miguel de la Fuente, Manuel de Mesa, José Miguel Romo, José Simón Sauzedo, Sebastián Vent[ura] y Moreno. Reference to: José de la Cruz; rebels in Apatzingán and Taretan.
Signatories: José María Castillo, José Chafino, José María Fernández, Pedro García, José Blas de Guevara, José Remus, Francisco Ignacio Rojas, Ramón Sarabia, Manuel Vallarta, and Rafael Ignacio Vallarta. Copy certified by José Tiburcio Echeverría, Guevara, and Castillo.
Reference to: José Ventura García; Juan José Tostado; San Gaspar.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 882, March 30, 1816, p. 327.
Reference to: Gavilla de Moreno; La Encarnación; El Rincón.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 884, April 4, 1816, pp. 343-344.
Notes and summaries of letters written during this period. Most entries are numbered:
Summaries of correspondence issued. Entries numbered from 549 to 594:
Summaries of correspondence issued. Entries numbered from 641 to 746:
Signed: Antonio Ávila and Francisco Suárez Hernández. Reference to: Pedro José Borja Valenzuela; Bernardo de Corces (Corres?); José de la Cruz; José Remigio Hernández; José de Orozco.
Signatories: Juan Flores; Juan José Fonseca, síndico procurador; Gabriel de la Isla, cura de Chimaltitán; Ángel Leal; Silverio Leal; Antonio Martínez; José Santiago Padilla; Juan Zulayca. Reference to: Jurisdiction over Chimaltitán, Asqueltan, Cocoasco, Huilacatitán, Mamat[i]a, Pachotitán, San Andrés, San Sebastián, Santa Catarina, and Tepisnac; order of Calleja; denunciation of rebels of Apatzingán and Taretan. Copy by Macedonio Padilla, October 17, 1815.
Reference to: Cerro de Ávalos; Gavilla de San Román.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 828, November 30, 1815, p. 1292.
Reference to: Bernardino Díaz de Cosío of Aguascalientes; Máximo Espinosa; El Rincón; Rancho de la Presa.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 883, April 2, 1816, pp. 331-333.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 883, April 2, 1816, p. 331.
Reference to: Manuel Campos; Altos de Ibarra; León; Rancho del Salto; freeing of 52 women and children.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 828, November 30, 1815, p. 1294.
Reference to: José Brilanti; Domingo and Juan de Dios Delgado; Rafael Nava and brother; Félix Rangel; Ciénega de Mata; Hacienda de Ibarra; Los Monigotes.
Printed: GMX, VI, No. 828, November 30, 1815, pp. 1294-1296.
Reference to: José Antonio Serrato, subdelegado del Partido de La Barca; order of Calleja. Signatories: Felipe Camarena; Juan Antonio Camarena; Flores; José María Gamiño; Marcos García de León. Copy certified also by José María de Torres. Witnesses: Ignacio de Herrera, Nicolás Hernández, and Cayetano Segura.
Summaries of correspondence; memorandum copy book; entries numbered from 19 to 94:
Summaries of correspondence issued. Entries numbered from 1075 to 1099:
Reference to: Declaration of loyalty to Fernando VII; Francisco Ventura y Moreno. Signed: Francisco Chacón; Tomás de León, José María Sánchez, Santiago Tisnado; José María Torres. Includes in postscript declaration of Pueblo de Chapala, signed by Agustín Pamplona, November 2, 1815.
Reference to: Ramón Alcaraz; band of Vicente Cruz; Mariano Díaz; Captain Enciso; band of Lugardo María; Juan Ochoa; Lieutenant Francisco Valadés; Cañada de Tacinaxtla; Guayavos; Hacienda de San Mamés; Tamazula; Tuxpan; Zapotiltic.
Printed: GMX, VII, No. 883, April 2, 1816. pp. 333-334.