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Show THE SPANISH ARCHIVES OF NEW MEXICO 129 ‘“THE SAID Govr. & Capt. GENL. REVIEWS THE MUSTER-ROLL & GIVES THE ORDER TO THE MILITARY OFFICERS AND COMMANDERS AND OTHERS SHALL BE READY TO SET OUT TOMORROW, SUNDAY, AFTER Mass. ‘‘On the thirtieth day of the said month and year of this date, in this said parade ground and post of Bernalillo, the men at arms, and those of the Teguas, Pecos and Queres nations, being gathered together, I gave the order to Capt. D. Felix Martinez to have the war drum sounded to review (the people) in order to verify their number and names in these edicts, noting first the Maestre de Campo, Roque Madrid, his lieutenant general of cavalry, Joseph Dominguez, the Captain, the said Don Felix Martinez, his officer, Martin Hurtado, the Royal Officer, D. Juan Manuel de Vargas, the Adjutant of the governor, D. Anto Macario Maldonado y Zapata, and civil and military secretary, sergeant Sanches, Christobal Bartolomé Torres, Miguel de Herrera, Jazinto Sanchez, Francisco de Tamariz, Luis Garzia, Thomas Garcia, Pedro Lujan, Christobal Luzero, Cristobal Gamboa, Phelipe Padilla, Phelipe Madrid, Sebastian Ruiz, Carlos Dios Blea, Gabriel de Lira, Juan Antonio Garzia, Azencio Valverde, Francisco de Tapia, Juan Lujan, Juan de Dios Martinez, Lazaro Duran, Cristobal Crespin, Martin de Valenzuela, Pedro Segura, Juan Morones, ee Pe Sat 6 ee &-@. a ee Pe 4%) 5 a ee ae ~#~@.. @-4# Cod o : Nicolas Giron, Cristobal Marzelino, Salvador de Anaya, Salvador Olguin, Ignazio Lozan, Antonio Velasquez, Nicolas de Vena-Vides, Andrés de Arteaga, Alonso Fernandez, Joseph M. Gilthomey, Pedro Madrid; the retired Captain, Diego de Medina, D. Baltassar de Matha, Sebastian Rodriguez, tambor,D. Phelipe, governor of the Pecos, Joseph Naranjo, Captain of Spies, four war captains from the Village of the Pecos, who are Miguel, Diego, Pedro and Agustin, with forty-two men; Queres of the Village of San Phelipe, the war captain, Cristobal, Juan Miguel, war captain of said village with fourteen men; war captains of the village of Santo Domingo, four, with four men; village of Cochiti, three war captains, who are Lorenzo, Alonso, and Francisco, with twelve men. The Tegua nation, Village of Nambé, the war captains Cristobal, Lorenzo, with three men; Village of Tezuque, the war captain, Martin and eleven men; Village of San Yidefonzo, the war captain Juan, with three men; Village of Santa Clara, the war cap- es tain, Juan Roque, with four men; Village of San Juan, the war captain Lorenzo, with five men; Village of Los Hemes - + . WVillageof Zia . . . Village of Santa Ana, and rs ~ ae ue ee rf — ee eo lt ae te ae Pe Ps ae" - * . its alealde mayor and war captain Diego de Montoya, to all |