Libro donde se asientan los que se mueren en este pueblo de Tepexic desde marc̦o de 1605 en adelante. 1605-1642.

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Libro donde se asientan los que se mueren en este pueblo de Tepexic desde marc̦o de 1605 en adelante. 1605-1642.

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Parochial register kept by parish priests of deaths in the pueblo of Tepeji del Río (Hidalgo, Mexico) between Feb. 3, 1605 and August 31, 1642.

103 [i.e. 96] leaves, bound : ill. ; 22 cm.

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