Appendix: Tables, Inventories and Charts

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TABLE 1
Fifteen U.S. Cities With More Than 5,000
Native American Inhabitants in 1970
Percent
Native Native
Place (SMSA)° Population Americans American
Los Angeles-Long Beach 7,032,075 24,509 0.3
Tulsa 476,945 15,519 3.3
Oklahoma City 640,889 13,033 2.0
New York 11,571,899 12,160 0.1
San Francisco-Oakland 3,109,519 12,011 0.4
Phoenix 967,522 11,159 1.2
Minneapolis-St. Paul 1,813,647 9,852 0.5
Seattle-Everett 1,421,869 9,496 0.7
Chicago 6,978,947 8,996 0.1
Tucson 351,667 8,837 2.5
San Bernardino-Riverside-Ontario 1,143,146 6,378 0.6
San Diego 1,357,854 5,880 0.4
Albuquerque 315,774 5,839 1.8
Detroit 4,199,931 5,683 0.1
Dallas 1,555,950 5,002 0.3
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census 1972, 1-324-26.
°SMSA = Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area


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TABLE 2
United States Counties With Over 20,000
White Inhabitants With Spanish Surnames in 1950
Spanish-Surname
Rank County State Population
1. Los Angeles California 287,614
2. Bexar Texas 176,877
3. Hidalgo Texas 112,422
4. El Paso Texas 89,555
5. Cameron Texas 81,080
6. Nueces Texas 58,939
7. Webb Texas 47,525
8. Bernalillo New Mexico 43,729
9. Maricopa Arizona 42,560
10. Harris Texas 39,171
11. Alameda California 35,578
12. San Bernardino California 35,330
13. Santa Clara California 35,306
14. Fresno California 32,678
15. San Francisco California 31,433
16. San Diego California 28,926
17. Pima Arizona 27,224
18. Denver Colorado 24,950
19. Orange California 23,680
20. Santa Fé New Mexico 23,034
21. Ventura California 21,697
22. Doña Ana New Mexico 20,883
23. San Miguel New Mexico 20,524
24. Río Arriba New Mexico 20,056
SOURCE: Brunsman 1953, p. 3C-59–70.


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TABLE 3
Tubac Troopers Who Later Served at Tucson

Name
Age
Birthplace 		Social
Class
Credits/Debits°
José Antonio Ureña 29 — — 49 —
José Marcos Ramírez 40 Fronteras Spaniard 20 —
Luis Albiso 37 Real de San Juan Spaniard 19 —
Pasqual Rivera 33 San Luís Coyote 18 —
José Antonio Palomino 35 San Luís Morisco 22 —
Juan Miguel Palomino 31 Tubutama Morisco 22 —
Juan Angel Castillo 46 San Miguel de Guadalupe Coyote 20 —
Juan Vicente Martínez 26 Buenavista Spaniard 23 —
Francisco Xavier Espinosa 31 Fronteras Spaniard 21 —
Francisco Xavier Figueroa 37 Mátape Coyote — 5
José Cayetano Mesa 25 Villa de San Miguel Spaniard 21 —
Modesto Hilario Santa Cruz 23 Real del Mortero Spaniard 20 —
Ysidro Martinez 27 San Lorenzo Morisco — 5
Juan José Villa 32 Pitíc Spaniard 22 —
Francisco Xavier Márquez 27 Sinaloa Mulatto 2 —
Francisco Xavier Díaz 26 San Luís Spaniard 13 —
José María Sosa 28 Tecori Spaniard 21 —
Ygnacio Arias 27 México Spaniard 17 —
Juan José Medina 28 Santa Ana Coyote 18 —
Andrés Salazar 25 Mistepori Coyote 12 —
José Domingo Granillo 21 Sopori Coyote 21 —
Miguel Zamora 42 Sinaloa Coyote — 8
José Manuel Ayala 42 Villa de Leon Coyote 22 —
José Ygnacio Martínez 28 San Juan Coyote 11 —
Juan de Mesa 17 Sinaloa Spaniard — 99
Juan Antonio Oliva 19 Tubac Coyote — 72
José Ygnacio Zamora 23 Sinaloa Spaniard — 63
SOURCES: Social class data from Oliva 13 de Agosto de 1775 No. 3; Financial status data from Oliva 13 de Agosto de 1775 No. 7.
°Credits and debits are rounded to the nearest peso.


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TABLE 4
Tucson Garrison Strength in May 1779
Officers
Captain Don Pedro de Allande Present
Lieutenant Don Miguel de Urrea in San Miguel
Ensign Don Diego de Oya Present
Second Ensign of Light Troops, Don José Francisco de Castro Present
Chaplain Friar Francisco Perdigon Present
Armored Troop
Sergeant José de Tona 1
First Corporals 2
Second Corporals 2
Soldiers 37
Master Armorer 1
Light Troop
Sergeant Juan Vega 1
Corporals (paid the same as armored troops) 2
Drummer vacant
Soldiers 17
Indian Scouts
Corporal 1
Scouts 9
5 officers, 4 present, and 73 troopers
SOURCE: Medina 1779.


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TABLE 5
Tucson Company Individual Accounts in 1778

NAMES 		Credits†
[Pesos] 		Debits†
[Pesos]
1st Sergeant José de Tona 1
1st Sgt. Juan de Vegas 3
1st Corporal Joachin Gamunez 1
1st Corp. Pasqual Ribera° 14
2d Corp. Francisco Xavier Figueroa° 50
2d Corp. José Maria Sosa° 50
3d Corp. José Marcos Ramírez° 1
3d Corp. Francisco Xavier Espinosa° 1
Soldiers
Luis Alviso° 1
José Antonio Palomino° 107
Juan Miguel Palomino° 82
Juan Angel Castillo° 206
José Caietano Mesa° 54
Ysidro Martinez° 23
Francisco Xavier Marquez° 34
Francisco Xavier Diaz° 14
Juan José Villa°
Ygnacio Arias° 17
Juan Vicente Martinez° 95
Modesto, Hilario Santa Cruz° 46
Andrés Salazar° 6
José Domingo, Granillo° 2
José Manuel Ayala° 19
José Ygnacio Martinez° 66
Miguel Zamora° 1
Fernando Morales 61
Jose Antonio Treña 165
Juan de Mesa°° 18
Juan Antonio Oliba° 2
José Ygnacio Zamora° 76
Loreto Amezquita 55
Juan Santos Lopez 30
Guadalupe Alvarado 1
Juan Ygnacio Moreno 22
Juan Simon Vera 78
Manuel Vicente de Sosa 73
Pasqual Escalante 3
Joachin Gallardo 125
Simon Tapia 149
Juan Baptista Romero 156
José Joachin Gongora 7
Juan José Medina° 36
Light Troops
Juan José Tisnado 5
José Francisco Ribera 32
Blas Antonio Balderrama 13
José Gerardo Granillo 30
Juan Miguel Dias 28
José Procopio Martinez 5
Sebastian Ygnacio Granillo 19
Francisco Xavier de la Cruz 61
José Valdés 124
Gregorio Acuña 62
Pedro Gamez 59
Juan José Soto 41
Antonio Perez 26
Sebastian Camacho 1
Ramon Amezquita 9
Antonio Reyes Días 17
Scouts
Francisco Xavier Miranda° 33
Ygnacio Soqui° 104
Salvador Manuel Miranda° 20
Agustín de la Yguera 25
Totals 2,414 445 Pesos
1 5 reales
24 04 maravedis
SOURCES: Medina 1779 and Oliva 13 de Agosto de 1775, No. 3 y “Relación.”
°Previously served in 1775 Tubac Company.
†Credits and debits are rounded to the nearest peso.


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TABLE 6
Tucson Garrison Strength in November 1782
Captain Don Pedro de Allande Present
Lieutenant Don Josef María Abate Present
First Ensign Don Ygnacio Usarraga Present
Second Ensign Don Juan Antonio Carrillo Present
Chaplain Don Gabriel Franco Present
Sergeant Juan Fernandez 1
Another, Josef María Sosa 1
Drummer Juan Gregorio Rios 1
Corporals 4
Carbineers 4
Master Armorer 1
Soldiers 55
5 Officers 67 men
SOURCE: Neve 30 de Noviembre de 1782.

TABLE 7
Tucson Company at 1783 Inspection


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Appeared on Commended
1775 1779 for May Credit† Debit†
Men Roll Roll 1782 Act. [Pesos] [Pesos]
Corporals
Francisco Usarraga 17
Luis Alvisso ° ° 26
Francisco Marquez ° ° 25
Ygnacio Arias ° ° 24
Carbineers
Mario Santa Cruz 4
Juan Ramírez 48
Domingo Granillo ° ° ° 55
Juan Oliva ° ° ° 22
Armorer José Ureña ° 41
Soldiers
Cadet Don Pedro de Allande 48
Juan Simón Vera ° 16
Vicente Sosa ° 40
Bautista Romero ° 9
Joaquín Góngora ° 33
Juan Medina ° ° 8
Juan Tisnado ° 81
Juan Díaz ° 54
Sevastian Granillo ° 91
Javier Cruz ° 14
Ramón Amesquita ° ° 125
Agustín de la Yguera ° 72
Clemente Mesa 27
Miguel Luque 54
José Chamorro 209
Salvador Miranda ° 54
Francisco Romero 31
Cayetano Canoro 73
Joaquín Berdugo 83
Luis Messa 64
Francisco Castro ° 62
Ygnacio Espinosa 9
Domingo Mesa 150
Juan Ocovoa 15
Juan Gurrola 18
Javier Castro, first 27
Manuel Ortega 82
Bautista Urquijo 10
Javier Castro, second 10
Distinguished Don Juan Beldarrain ° ° 17
Javier Gurrola 67
Procopio Cancio ° 85
Vicente Pacheco ° 44
Martin Mascareno ° 123
Francisco Barreda 24
Francisco Gonzales 63
Joaquin Ortega ° 86
Jose Baldenegro ° 43
Joaquin Acosta 122
Nicolas Anaya 60
Joaquin Lopez 140
Juan de Ortega 18
Simon Soto 104
Manuel Hernandez 108
José Barrera 95
José Ortega 126
Ygnacio Mesa 127
Juan Palomino ° 110
Juan Luque 116
Domingo de la Cruz 53
Juan Castillo ° 62
Juan Bustamante 52
José Tisnado ° 62
Total men reported: 62 7 20 11 205 3,885
SOURCES: Abate 24 de Diciembre de 1783; Medina 1779;
Oliva 13 de Agosto de 1775.
†Credits and debits are rounded to the nearest peso.


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TABLE 8
Tucson Garrison Strength in January 1784
Officers
Captain Don Pedro de Allande Present
Lieutenant Don José María Abate Present
First Ensign Don Felix Usarraga Wounded
Second Ensign Juan Carrillo Present
Chaplain Don Gabriel Franco Present
Sergeant Juan Fernandez 1
Sgt. José María Sosa 1
Drummer Juan Gregorio Riós 1
Corporals 4
Carbineers 4
Armorer Jose Ureña in prison 1
Soldiers 53
5 officers 65 men
SOURCE: Medina 15 de Enero de 1784.

TABLE 9
Tucson Garrison Strength In October 1785
Officers
Commander, Lt. Col. Don Pedro de Allande y Saabedra Present
Lieutenant Don Francisco Barrios Present
First Ensign Vacant
Second Ensign Don Pedro Maria de Allande Present
Chaplain Vacant
Sergeant Josef María Sosa 1
Sg.t Francisco Márquez 1
Drummer Juan Gregorio Ríos 1
Corporals 4
Carbineers 4
Armorer 1
Soldiers 51
Sick Soldiers 2
3 officers 65 men
SOURCE: Medina 6 de Octubre de 1785.


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TABLE 10
Tucson Garrison Strength on 1 January 1817
Company of the Royal Presidio of San Agustín del Tucson, Province of Sonora, First Day of the Month of January of 1817. List and Summary of the Review I, Don Manuel Ygnacio de Arvizu, Lieutenant Colonel (Brevet) and Captain of Said Company Made of the Officers, Troops and Invalids of Which It Is Composed.
RANKS NAMES ASSIGNMENTS
Captain, Brevet Lt. Col. D. Manuel Ygnacio Arvizu Present
Lieutenant D. Manuel de León Present
1st Ensign D. José María Elías Gonzáles In Nueva Vizcaya
2d Ensign Vacant
Chaplain Friar Pedro Ariquivar Sick
Armorer Ambrosio Araisa Present
Drummer Francisco Usarraga Present
Bonuses
in reales
135 Sgt. and Bvt. Ensign D. Manuel Ortega in Tubac
90 Sgt. D. José María Gonzáles sick
6 Sgt. D. Loreto Ramírez remount herd
9 Corporal Bvt. Sgt. D. Salvador Gallegos on the Coast
90 Corp. D. Bicente Rodriguez Present
6 Corp. D. Ygnacio Marín Pack-train
Corp. D. Antonio Ramírez On the Coast
Distinguished D. Leonardo Leanor running remount herd
9 Carbineer D. Pedro Bega On the Coast
6 Carbineer D. Francisco Polanco Present
Distinguished D. Francisco Romero remount herd
9 Carbineer D. José Martínes stationed in Arizpe
6 Carbineer D. Manuel Orosco on guard duty
Carbineer D. Pedro Ramírez sick
Cadet D. Guillermo Narbona stationed in Arizpe
Soldiers
112 Francisco Romero 1st with King's cattle
6 Juan Morales Present
6 Miguel Burrola on the Coast
6 José Grijalva Present
6