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Event ID: 8666 Book: Caborca 3 Page Number: 69v
Event: Baptism Event Date: 01/14/1818 Event Place: Caborca
Notes:
María Guadalupe, hija de padres gentiles Yumas
En el referido año de mil ochocientos y diez y ocho en el mismo día y mes [catorce de enero], Yo, Fray Faustino Gonzalez, Ministro de este Pueblo de Caborca, bautizé solemnemente a una muchacha que podía tener de ocho a nueve años, hija de padres gentiles de nación Yuma que en calidad de Nijora compró el Indio Antonio Serrano, ex-capitán de guerra, y la promete criar como hija, la puse por nombreMaría Guadalupe Jesús. Fueron padrinos Miguel Granillo, vecino de razón, y Ynacia Seguimuri, mujer de dicho Antonio, a quienes encargue sus obligaciones. Lo firmé.
Fray Faustino Gonzalez (rúbrica)

María Guadalupe, daughter of gentile Yuma parents
In the aforemenioned year of 1818 on the same day and month [January 14th], I, Friar Faustino Gonzalez, Minister of this Village of Caborca, solemnly baptized a girl who would be eight to nine years of age, the daughter of gentile parents of the Yuma nation, who, in the capacity of a Nijora, was purchased by the Indian, Antonio Serrano, ex-captain of war, and he promised to raise her as his daughter. I gave her the name of María Guadalupe Jesús. Her godparents were Miguel Granillo, a citizen of reason, and Ynacia Seguimuri, wife of the said Antonio, whom I charged with their obligations. I signed:
Friar Faustino Gonzalez (rubric)
 
Event Relationship [5 Records]

Personal ID: 23855 Given Name: Antonio Surname: Serrano Relationship: Foster Father
 
Personal ID: 24016 Given Name: Faustino Surname: Gonzales Relationship: Priest
 
Personal ID: 24028 Given Name: María Ignacia Surname: Siguimuri Relationship: Foster Mother and Godmother
 
Personal ID: 24103 Given Name: María Guadalupe Surname: Serrano Relationship: Baptized
 
Personal ID: 24104 Given Name: Miguel Surname: Granillo Relationship: Godfather
 
 
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