Frederic Baraga correspondence and related papers, undated and 1797, 1835-1868, 1972.

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Frederic Baraga correspondence and related papers, undated and 1797, 1835-1868, 1972.

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Copies and originals of correspondence and other papers relating to Frederic Baraga, Catholic priest and missionary, and a handwritten copy by an unknown author of Baraga's Ojibwa grammar (1871-1872). The correspondence consists of letters written by Baraga to his family and associates. Also included are genealogical data; a copy of Baraga's will; a brief excerpt from a baptismal record at the St. Joseph Mission, La Pointe, Wisconsin; and additional items relating to Baraga. Most of the items are in German or Latin and have not been translated.

2 folders (containing 15 items and 1 v.); and 1 microfilm reel.

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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