-
settlements along the Rio Grande.
Melgares was
tasked with
suppressing the Pawnee, who had
attacked a
Spanish scouting party.
Melgares arrived in
Santa Fe, New...
- territory,
creating a
cycle of
raiding that
perpetuated the conflict.
Facundo Melgares, the last
Spanish governor of New
Mexico before independence in 1821, conducted...
-
Melgares is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Facundo Melgares (1775-after 1823),
Spanish military officer and
politician Osman Melgares...
- 2020-01-07 at the
Wayback Machine, publicación en el
sitio web Sensacine.
Melgares de Aguilar,
Alejandro (26 May 2014). "Iván M****agué: "Tengo pánico escénico...
- Nacional. In
February 2015,
Melgares signed for Indy
Eleven of the
North American Soccer League, on a six-month loan deal.
Melgares returned to Real Sociedad...
- republic. In
January 1822 the
Governor under the
Spanish regime,
Facundo Melgares, lost the
title of
governor but was
called political and
military chief...
-
village was
visited by a
Spanish expedition led by
Lieutenant Facundo Melgares and, soon after, by an
American expedition led by
Lieutenant Zebulon Pike...
-
military governor (1847–1849)
Santa Fe de
Nuevo México (1548–1848)
Facundo Melgares,
acting Governor (1818–1822)
Francisco Xavier Chávez,
Governor (1822–1823)...
-
Facundo Melgares, lost the
title of
governor and was now
called géfe político (political chief) and géfe
militar (military chief). Subsequently,
Melgares became...
- Tribunal; or the
horrid cruelties of the
Inquisition (...) 1770) Marín,
Julio Melgares –
Procedimientos de la Inquisición (2 volumes), (1886) Medina, José Toribio...
