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Credit Archive Diocese of Tucson
Event ID: 1746 Book: Guevavi Page Number: 128b
Event: Baptism Event Date: 10/12/1761 Event Place: Tumacácori
Notes:
En doce de octubre de mil setecientos y sesenta y un años con licencia del Reverendo Padre Ygnacio Pfefferkorn bauticé solemnemente y puse los santos oleos a Salvador Manuel, párvulo de nación Pima, hijo legítimo de Miguel Antonio y de María Theresa, ambos del Pueblo de Tumacácori. Fueron padrinos Pasqual Escalante y María Josepha Palomino, vecinos del Presidio de Tubac, a quienes advertí el parentesco espiritual, etc., y por que conste lo firmé.
Joseph Manuel Diaz de el Carpio (rúbrica)

On October 12, 1761, with license from the Reverend Father Ygnacio Pfefferkorn, I solemnly baptized and anointed with holy oils Salvador Manuel, an infant of the Pima nation, legitimate son of Miguel Antonio and María Theresa, both from the Village of Tumacácori. His godparents were Pasqual Escalante and María Josepha Palomino, residents of the Presidio of Tubac, who I advised of their spiritual relationship, etc., and in certification of which I signed.
Joseph Manuel Diaz de el Carpio (rubric)
 
Event Relationship [7 Records]

Personal ID: 1367 Given Name: Ignacio Surname: Pfefferkorn Relationship: Presiding Priest
 
Personal ID: 2995 Given Name: Pascual Surname: Escalante Relationship: Godfather
 
Personal ID: 4663 Given Name: José Manuel Antonio Surname: Diaz del Carpio Relationship: Officiating Priest
 
Personal ID: 4668 Given Name: Salvador Manuel Surname: Relationship: Baptized
 
Personal ID: 4669 Given Name: Miguel Antonio Surname: Relationship: Father
 
Personal ID: 4670 Given Name: María Teresa Surname: Relationship: Mother
 
Personal ID: 4671 Given Name: María Josefa Surname: Palomino Relationship: Godmother
 
 
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