Jesuit and Franciscan missions in the northern frontier (1600–1767)

1. Jesuits begin missions among the Tepehuán

   Jan 1, 1596Labels: Jesuits, Tepehu n

   • Quautlatas

2. Tepehuán Revolt disrupts frontier missions

   Nov 16, 1616Labels: Tepehu n, Nueva Vizcaya

   • Tepehu n Revolt

3. Jesuit missions expand among the Yaqui

   Jan 1, 1617Labels: Jesuits, Yaqui

   • New Advent

4. Pérez de Ribas publishes a major mission history

   Jan 1, 1645Labels: Andr s, Jesuit history

   • New Advent

5. Pueblo Revolt highlights limits of mission control

   Aug 10, 1680Labels: Pueblo Revolt, New Mexico

   • Britannica

6. Kino arrives to build Pimería Alta missions

   Jan 1, 1687Labels: Eusebio Kino, Pimer a

   • NPS Kino

7. Mission Nuestra Señora de los Dolores founded

   Mar 13, 1687Labels: Mission Dolores, Kino

   • Dolores Mission
   • NPS Kino

8. Jesuits found Loreto, first permanent Baja mission

   Oct 25, 1697Labels: Loreto, Juan Mar

   • Loreto Mission

9. Jesuits establish Mission San Ignacio Kadakaamán

   Jan 1, 1728Labels: San Ignacio, Jesuits

   • San Ignacio

10. Pericú Revolt strikes southern Baja missions

    Jan 1, 1734Labels: Peric Revolt, Cape Region

    • Mission Santiago

11. Mission Santa Gertrudis founded in central Baja

    Jan 1, 1752Labels: Santa Gertrudis, Cochim

    • Santa Gertrudis

12. Mission San Francisco Borja founded near Bahía de los Ángeles

    Jan 1, 1762Labels: San Francisco, Wenceslaus Linck

    • San Borja

13. Charles III orders the expulsion of the Jesuits

    Feb 27, 1767Labels: Charles III, Jesuit Expulsion

    • NPS Tuma
    • Pragm tica 1767

14. Expulsion is implemented in Sonora

    Jul 23, 1767Labels: Sonora, Jesuit removal

    • NPS Tuma

15. Franciscans assume Baja California missions, ending the Jesuit era

    Apr 1, 1768Labels: Franciscans, Baja California

    • Discover Baja

16. Franciscans replace Jesuits in Sonoran missions

    Jun 1, 1768Labels: Franciscans, Sonora

    • Antonio Reyes