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Credit Archive Diocese of Tucson
Event ID: 7350 Book: Tumacácori Page Number: 1
Event: Baptism Event Date: 03/25/1773 Event Place: Tumacácori
Notes: Pueblo de Tumacácori: Andres, de padres de San Xavier. En veinte y cinco dias del mes de marzo del presente año de mil setecientos setenta y tres, yo, el infracripto ministro, bauticé solemnemente a un niño parvulo de pocos dias nacido, el cual nació [en] el pueblo de Sonoitac, a quien puse por nombre Andres, hijo legítimo de Joseph y María Nicolasa, Indios Pimas del pueblo de San Xavier. Fue su madrina María de los Reyes de razón, vecina del Presidio de Tubac, a quien advertí el parentesco espiritual que havia contraido, y demas obligaciones. Y para que conste lo firmé. = Fray Bartholome Ximeno (rúbrica)

Village of Tumacácori: Andres, of parents from San Xavier. On March 25th of the present year of 1773, I, the undersigned minister, solemnly baptized an infant boy born a few days before. He was born [at] the village of Sonoitac and I gave him the name Andres. He is the legitimate son of Joseph and María Nicolasa, Pima Indians from the village of San Xavier. His godmother was María de los Reyes, a person of means and a resident of the Presidio of Tubac, whom I advised of the spiritual parentage she had contracted and other obligations. And, in certification of which I signed. = Fray Bartholome Ximeno (rubric)
 
Event Relationship [5 Records]

Personal ID: 4837 Given Name: Bartolomé Surname: Ximeno Relationship: Priest
 
Personal ID: 13530 Given Name: María de los Surname: Reyes Relationship: Godmother
 
Personal ID: 19415 Given Name: Andrés Surname: Relationship: Baptized
 
Personal ID: 19416 Given Name: José Surname: Relationship: Father
 
Personal ID: 19417 Given Name: María Nicolasa Surname: Relationship: Mother
 
 
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