Mission 2000 Database

Notes: 89 - Francisco Truxillo and Guadalupe Durán. In the year of the Lord 1819 on the 26th day of December, the three Banns required by the Holy Council of Trent on three solemn consecutive feast days having preceded - the first on the 12th, the second on the 19th, and the third on the 21st - with no canonical impediment resulting, I, Fray Narciso Gutiérrez, in charge of Tubac and in the church, asked Francisco Truxillo, resident of Arivac, son of Alexo Truxillo and Mariana Cruz, residents of Mátape, from whom he swore his diligence and liberty, and Guadalupe Durán, widow of Rafael Gutiérrez, if they wanted to be joined in matrimony, and having their consent, and with the present true and legitimate words of marriage, I solemnly joined them. Witnesses who were present and are well known were Ignacio Pacheco, husband of Rita Duran, José Antonio Orozco, husband of Gertrudis Sosa, and Trinidad Yrigoyen and for this truth I signed on the said day, month, and year as above. Fray Narciso Gutiérrez (rubric) in charge of Tubac