Anua de 1626 en los misiones de San Ignació, 1626.

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Anua de 1626 en los misiones de San Ignació, 1626.

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Holograph anua, bautismos, and reports on the missions of San Ignacío y sus pueblos de visitas at Mayo, Yaqui, Nebome, Chínipas, and Cicibotari. Includes Carta del Padre Diego de Guzmán, 16 de Septiembre de 1629.

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