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Title: Mission Santa Clara Burial Records 0230
Creator: Catalá, Magin
Viader, Jose
Viader, José
aquellos padres ministros [de San Jose]
Date Created and/or Issued: 1807-06-12
1807-07-02
1807-07-04
1807-07-06
1807-07-09
1807-07-13
1807-07-19
1807-08-01
1807-08-25
Publication Information: Santa Clara University Library, Archives & Special Collections
Contributing Institution: Santa Clara University
Collection: Mission Santa Clara Sacramental Records
Rights Information: Permission to copy or publish any portion of SCU Archives materials must be given by Santa Clara University Library, Archives & Special Collections.
Description: Records of burials performed at Mission Santa Clara between 1777 and 1850
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Format: image/tiff
Identifier: http://content.scu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/mission/id/123
Language: Spanish
Subject: Ambrosia
Antioco
Antonia
Casilda
Catalá, Magin
Catarina
Eladia
Emiliano
Eufrasia
Filon
Francisca
Jose Cupertino
Jose Manuel
Juana
Matias
Meza
Nicolas
Paula
Raymunda
Romualda
Viader, Jose
Viader, José
Viñals, Jose
Aquellos padres ministros [de San Jose]
Place: Santa Clara (Calif.)
Mission
San Antonio
San Bernardino
San Carlos
Santa Agueda
Taysenes, los
Unstated]
Source: 3668; 3669; 3670; 3671; 3672; 3673; 3674; 3675; 3676; 3677; 3678; 3679; 3680; 3681; 3682; 3683; 3684; 3685
Relation: Mission Santa Clara Sacramental Records

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