San Antonio de Padua Mission Libro de Difuntos : ms., [undated].

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San Antonio de Padua Mission Libro de Difuntos : ms., [undated].

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Copy made for H.H. Bancroft in 1877 of an entry by Father Jesús María Vasquez in the original book of the dead, containing biographical information about Father Vicente Francisco Sarría. Bound in at the end: chronological references to Father Sarría in the Mission Archives (2 p.), and a note concerning poisonings by Indians recorded in Mission Archives (1 l.).

Originals : [1], 5 leaves ; 31 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 91:16) and positive.

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