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Baptismal record entries 920-932
Manuscripts
This manucript is a facsimile of a one-page double-sided leaf from the baptismal records of the San Carlos Borromeo Mission. The record entries are numbered 920-932, and are dated 1783, December 16-24. Included signatures are Diego de Noboa, Junípero Serra, and Matías Antonio de Santa Catalina. In Spanish.
mssHM 46541
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Burial record entries 219-229
Manuscripts
This is a facsimile of one double-sided leaf from the burial records of San Carlos Borromeo Mission in Carmel, California. It is dated 1781, June 15 - September 3, and contains numbered entries 219-229. The manuscript is signed by Juan Crespí, Francisco Dumetz, and Junípero Serra. In Spanish.
mssHM 50910
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Baptismal record entries 2429-2436
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This manuscript is a facsimile of a one-page double-sided leaf from the baptismal records of the San Carlos Borromeo Mission. The numbered entries are 2429-2436, and are dated 1803, April 1 - June 9. Included are the signatures of José Viñals, Fermín Francisco de Lasuén, and Baltasar Carnicer. In Spanish.
mssHM 46543
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First Book of Baptisms - leaf 24 of baptismal record book
Manuscripts
This is a single-page, two-sided manuscript that is leaf 24 from the First Book of Baptisms, which documented baptisms performed at the Mission of San Gabriel (Calif.) during the 18th century. It contains several entries, dated from March to May, 1776, and also contains signatures of Fathers Miguel Sanchez, Antonio Cruzado, and Francisco Garcés. In Spanish.
mssHM 30487
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Mission San José: a pen sketch of the days of the old mission
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This manuscript is an account of early California history and in particular the Mission at San José. Bishop writes in poetic terms about the beauty of early California, and traces the origins of the Mission back to Junípero Serra. Of the site of the Mission, which he describes in great detail, Bishop writes: "If this was not an earthly paradise, then such could not be found on the face of the globe." Bishop not only describes the Mission physically, but also the general routine of daily life there in the days following its founding in 1776.
mssHM 19064
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Baptismal records from San Juan Capistrano and San Luis Rey missions. 4 items. Originals and copies
Manuscripts
This small group of material contains personal and business papers of Blas Aguilar and members of his family. It consists of correspondence, an untitled poem, a play "Coloquio de los Pastores," an account book, a promissory note, receipts, mortgages, and deeds. There are also baptismal records from the San Juan Capistrano and San Luis Rey missions. All of the items are in Spanish. It deals with San Juan Capistrano, San Diego, and Los Angeles, California. There are a few letters written from Arizona and Nevada.
mssAguilar papers