Alcance y Contenido:

Correspondencia de los oficiales de diversos lugares de Luisiana y Florida Occidental con los intendentes.
Legajo 605. [1779-1786, 1788, 1796-1799, 1803.] Correspondencia varia. (Luisiana 118.) B, 28 cm., 700 documents. The letters are scattered over the years indicated and are not arranged in any order. The most extensive series are those from the commandants at the passes of the Mississippi. The legajo consists of the following series of correspondence:
(a) Letters, with drafts of replies, to Martín Navarro from: 1779, Luis Ferrazas, Nueva Orleans; 1780, Juan Bautista Bonet, navío San Juan; Francisco Javier Matienzo, Habana; 1781-1782, Juan Antonio de Riaño, Baliza; 1781-1783, José Solano, Habana; 1784, marqués de Camacho, Habana; 1785-1786, Domingo de Hernani, Habana; Francisco Javier de Morales, Habana; 1786, José de Orúe, Nueva Orleans; and, 1788, José de Villabaso, Nueva Orleans. (b) Letters, with drafts of replies, to Juan Ventura Morales from: 1785, José de Evia, Barataria; 1796-1798, Tomás Allo, Baliza; and, 1799, 1803, José Garcia Capetillo, La Fourcha. (c) Letters of Juan Ventura Morales to: 1796, Tomás Allo; 1799, José García Capetillo, Miguel Morales Morón, and Juan Ronquillo. (d) Letters to, 1798, Miguel Morales from Manuel Serrano, Nueva Orleans. The legajo deals with routine matters of the intendancy. There are many notices regarding the movement of vessels in the río Mississippi