Datos sacados de los libros de algunas Misiones de Sonora ... : Sonora, Mexico : ms., 1879.

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Datos sacados de los libros de algunas Misiones de Sonora ... : Sonora, Mexico : ms., 1879.

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Copies from the Pinart collection of records of Sonora missions, 1693-1838, (q.v. M-M 410-422). Arranged by mission and containing information on the careers of specific friars and priests, the character of the natives, episcopal visits, births, baptisms, burials, and related matters.

Originals : [68] leaves ; 32 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (69 exposures) : negative (Rich. 103:7) and positive.

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