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Archival Article: The Archivo Histórico De Baja California Sur, Pablo L. Martinez, La Paz, Baja California Sur: History and Establishment

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 December 2015

W. Michael Mathes  and
Paul J. Hauben
W. Michael Mathes
Affiliation:
University of San Francisco
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Inter-American Notes
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The Americas , Volume 36 , Issue 1 , July 1979 , pp. 116 - 121
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Copyright © Academy of American Franciscan History 1979

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References

1 Fernando de Rivera y Moneada recibe de Pedro Fages, documentos de oficios y libros de cuentas. Julio 15, 1774. Archivo Histórico de Baja California Sur Pablo L. Martínez, La Paz. Ramo I, legajo 1, documento 15. Some of these earlier documents may well be among those housed in the Mission Archive, Santa Barbara, California.

2 Contribución para la Historia de la Baja California. Compilación de datos ordenda por el Sr. Gral. Amado Aguirre, Gobernador del Distrito Sur de la Baja California. Cuaderno num. 1. La Paz: 1928. These documents were republished by León-Portilla, Miguel in Documentos para la Historia de Baja California (México: UNAM, 1977).Google Scholar

3 For the historial background of the archive see: León-Portilla, Miguel “El Archivo Histórico de Baja California Sur,” Memorias de la Academia Mexicana de la Historia, 29 (Oct.-Dec, 1970), 310–19Google Scholar; “The Historical Archives of Baja California Sur,” The Journal of San Diego History, XVIII (Winter, 1972), 10–17.

4 Legajos are formed to fit into standard acid-free archival boxes which were acquired in 1976 through the generosity of Enrique Hambleton de Borstel.

5 Address the author at: P.O. Box 1227, Sonoma, CA. 95476; or at the archive, Archivo del Estado, La Paz, B. C. S. Volunteers for assistance in cataloging are needed.

6 Cota Sandoval, José Andrés, Archivo Histórico de Baja California Sur Pablo L. Martínez. Catálogo, Ramo I: La Colonia 1744–1821. Cuaderno de Divulgacón No. 40. La Paz: Gobierno del Territorio de Baja California Sur, 1974.Google Scholar

7 Cota Sandoval, José Andrés, Adhesión de Baja California a la República Federal. Cuaderno de Divulgación No. 42. La Paz: Gobierno del Territorio de Baja California, 1974.Google Scholar Cota Sandoval, José Andrés, “El Plan de Ayutla y el establecimiento de la Imprenta en B.C. Sur,” Alcance, 6 (Abril-Septiembre, 1974), 12–14.Google Scholar Mathes, W. Michael ed., Cattle Brands of Baja California Sur 1809–1885 (Los Angeles: Dawson’s Book Shop, 1978).Google Scholar A catalogue of maps and diseños in the archive is currently in press in La Paz.