Spanish documents, 1693-1854.

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Spanish documents, 1693-1854.

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Includes photocopies of Jesuit baptismal and marriage registers and of documents from Spanish Presidios in northern New Spain. Jesuit records include baptismal records for the San Pedro and Santa Cruz River Valleys, 1738-1755, baptismal and marriage records of towns of visitation (Arizona), 1743-1768, a copy of Father Kino's burial record, 1711, and others. Documents from the Archivo General de Indias concern Spanish presidios including many relating to the Presidio of Tubac, Hugo O'Conor, Joseph Antonio Vildosola, and a 1762 report on the mission at Tucson and the Pima, Papago, Apache and Sobaipuri Indians. Franciscan documents include a Madgalena burial record signed by Fray Pedro Arriquibar, 1780, and a 1776 page from a Magdalena burial register concerning depredations of the Seri and Pima Indians.

1.25 linear ft. (3 boxes).

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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