Francisco de Ayeta and the 1680 Pueblo Revolt in New Mexico: Preliminaries to a Biography

Dossier Concerning the Administration of Domingo Gironza Petris de Cruzate, Governor of New Mexico1684-1685 (2)

Pedro Ponce de León’s Aspiration to Replace Juan de Oñate as the Leader of the Expedition for the Settlement of New Mexico: The Documentary Record

Juan de Frías Salazar ’s Inspection of Juan de Oñate’s Equipment and Personnel Destined for the Conquest of Nuevo México November 16, 1597–Februrary 2, 1598

Fray Francisco de Ayeta, Custos of the Franciscan Missions of New Mexico, Requests Reinforcements and Supplies for the Colony from the Viceroy of New Spain Fray Payo Enríquez de Rivera, Mexico, 1676

Documents from the Early Days of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680

Juan de Oñate commits himself, his family, and friends, to make good the deficiencies revealed during the inspection of his men and equipment by Juan de Frías Salazar 21 de enero de 1598

Testimony of the Mexican Indian Jusepe, who accompanied Francisco Leyva de Bonilla and Antonio Gutiérrez de Humaña on their unauthorized and ill-fated expedition of 1593. February 16, 1599.

Fray Antonio de Benavides Transmits to his Franciscan Brethren of New Mexico a Letter from María de Jesús, Abbess of the Convent of Ágreda, Concerning her Spiritual Visits to the Natives of the Region 1631

Documents concerning the suspension of Juan de Oñate’s expedition to New Mexico, from May 8, 1596 to the revocation of the suspension April 2, 1597