Notes: Salbador Carlos Antonio, Meco
En trese dias de el mes de Febrero de el año de el Señor de mil setescientos setenta y siete. Havido el correspondiente superior permiso y beneplacito del el yllmo. Señor Arzbpo. De esta Santa Yglesia Metropolitana y su Arzobispado: y con licencia de el Señor Doctor Don Alonso Velasquez
Gastelu, cura mas antiguo y semanero de esta, Yo el Licenciado Don Augustin de Echeverria y Orcolaga CanonigoPenitenciario de su Sufraganea de Durango, Obpdo de Guadiana, cathequize, puse los santos oleos, y Baptizé a un Adulto cathecumeno, suficientemente instruidoen la Doctrina christiana, y sus Misterios, Capitán y gefe de la Nacion Yuma de Yndios salvages de las Riveras de el Rio Colorado de las Provincias Internas de la Sonora en esta America Septentrional. A quien puse por nombre Salbador Carlos Anto conosido por el Apellido de Palma. Lo saco de pila y fué su Padrino el Theniente Coronel Dn Juan Baptista de Ansa, capitán comandante de los Presidos de dichas Provincias, advertido de su obligacion y parentesco Espiritual; quien lo condujo por orden superior desde aquellas remotas partes a esta capital, y paraque conste lo firmé con dicho Señor Cura.
Doctor Alonso Velasquez Gastelu (rúbrica)
Augustín Joseph de Echeverria y Orcolaga (rúbrica)
Salvador Carlos Antonio, Savage Indian
On the thirteenth day of the month of February of the year of the Lord one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven, having the corresponding superior permision and consent of the most illustrious archbishop of this Holy Metropolitan Church and its archbishopric: and with license from the Lord Doctor Sir Alonso Velasquez Gastelu, its senior parish priest and weekly officiator, I, the Licentiate Sir Augustín de Echeverria y Orcolaga, penitentiary canon of its auxillary parish of Durango, Bishopric of Guadiana, catechized, anointed with Holy Oil, and baptized an adult convert, sufficiently instructed in the Christian Doctrine and its mysteries, Captian and Chief of the Yuma Nation of savage Indians of the Colorado River drainage of Sonora in the Interior Provinces of this North America, whom I gave the name Salvador Carlos Antonio, known by the surname Palma. Standing as his godfather was Lieutenant Colonel Sir Juan Bautista de Anza, Captain Commandant of the presidios of the said provinces, advised of this obligation and spiritual relationship, who conducted him by superior order from those remote parts to this capital, for which record I signed with the said lord priest.
Doctor Alonso Velasquez Gastelu (rubric)
Agustín Joseph de Echeverria y Orcolaga (rubric) |
