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Title: Mission Santa Clara Burial Records 0257
Creator: Viader, Jose
Viader, José
[Unstated]
Date Created and/or Issued: 1811-03-24
1811-03-28
1811-04-02
1811-04-09
1811-04-13
1811-04-16
1811-04-23
1811-04-26
1811-04-27
1811-04-29
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/254
Language: Spanish
Subject: Agaton
Amador
Augusta
Bonifacio
Catalá, Magin
Estefania Maria
Jose Gaudioso
Justa
Leocadia
Magina
Magloria
Maria
Maxima
Norverto
Privada
Quintiliano
Rodriga
Saturio
Sebastiana
Simplicia
Sofronio
Viader, José
Vicenta
Xaviera
Viader, Jose
[Unstated]
Place: Santa Clara (Calif.)
Luechas, los
San Antonio
San Bernardino
San Carlos
San Juan Bautista
Santa Agueda
Taysenes, los
Source: 4197; 4198; 4199; 4200; 4201; 4202; 4203; 4204; 4205; 4206; 4207; 4208; 4209; 4210; 4211; 4212; 4213; 4214; 4215; 4216; 4217; 4218
Relation: Mission Santa Clara Sacramental Records

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