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Bucareli y Ursúa, Antonio María, frey, 1717-1779. Antonio María Bucareli y Ursúa letters, 1774-1775.

Title: Antonio María Bucareli y Ursúa letters, 1774-1775.

Letters written by the viceroy from Mexico to Francisco Pangua, guardian of the College of San Fernando, re sending religious with ships sailing to San Diego and Monterey and on voyages of exploration along the coast of California.

ArchivalResource: 1 portfolio.

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New Spain. Viceroy (1771-1779 : Bucareli y Ursúa). Letters, 1772-1775.

Title: Letters, 1772-1775.

A 1772 letter notifies Raphael Verger, Father Superior of San Fernando college, that the Viceroy has ordered Gov. Barri of California to transfer cattle from the old missions to the new ones being established at San Diego, Monterey, and San Francisco (WA MSS S-669;N4221). Letters dated 1775 inform Francisco Pangua, guardian of San Fernando college, that supples and soldiers are being sent as requested (WA MSS S-671;N4221), and two new chaplains, Ramon de Usson and Vicente de Santa Mará, are en route to the San Diego and Monterey missions (WA MSS S-670;N4221).

ArchivalResource: 3 items (6 p.)

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Mayorga, Martín de, d. 1783. Carta a Francisco Pangua : Mexico City : LS, 1781 Aug. 30.

Title: Carta a Francisco Pangua : Mexico City : LS, 1781 Aug. 30.

Concerning transportation and funds for six religious destined for the Alta California missions of Purísima, Santa Barbara and San Buenaventura. Copy of Father Pangua's reply, Sept. 7, 1781, on p. 3.

ArchivalResource: [2] p. ; 29 cm.

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Serra, Junípero, 1713-1784. Letters 1774-1777 (bulk 1774-1775)

Title: Letters 1774-1777 (bulk 1774-1775)

Photocopies of letters and miscellaneous documents concerning Father Junípero Serra and the explorations, settlements, and missions along the coast of Upper California between 1774 and 1777.

ArchivalResource: 38 items ; 31 cm.

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Pangua, Francisco. Fr. Francisco Pangua de la regular observancia de nuestro S. P. S. Francisco...al Padre Presidente y demas religiosos assistentes en las missiones de Monterey, San Diego y demas fundados hasta aqui, y que en adelante se fundaren al cargo, y direccion de dicho Colegio. 1775 February 8.

Title: Fr. Francisco Pangua de la regular observancia de nuestro S. P. S. Francisco...al Padre Presidente y demas religiosos assistentes en las missiones de Monterey, San Diego y demas fundados hasta aqui, y que en adelante se fundaren al cargo, y direccion de dicho Colegio. 1775 February 8.

Letter of instruction to the missions of California by Francisco Pangua, Guardian of the Colegio Apostólico de San Fernando. Ministers will not be transferred without urgent reasons such as illness or inability to get along with fellow missionaries. Indian children over the age of eight are not to be baptized as infants, but catechized. The ministers who direct and manage the missions are to be responsible for the property of the missions; transfers and removals of goods are not allowed without the consent of the Father President. Ministers may not carry weapons while traveling, nor may they travel overland back to the Colegio. Ministers will be cautious in their relations with soldiers. Finally, the ministers are forbidden to report anything concerning the missions, Indians or soldiers to the Viceroy or the Archibishop. They must send all information through the Colegio Apostólico. Countersigned by Ignacio de Alcorta, Secretary of the Colegio Apostólico, with seal.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (3 p.)

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Mangino, Fernando Joseph, d. 1806. Letter to Francisco Pangua, 1775 Nov 5.

Title: Letter to Francisco Pangua, 1775 Nov 5.

Letter from Ferdinando Joseph Mangino to Francisco Pangua reporting that several pieces of consecrated plate have been sent for use in the California missions.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (2 p.)

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