- some
point between 1740 and 1743, as
Mission San
Francisco de
Borja de
Tecoripa.
Formerly known as
Minas Prietas, La
Colorada became a muni****lity on...
-
Jesuit dictionaries as
Ignacio Molarsa (Caller, Cerdeña, Italy, 1610 –
Tecoripa, Sonora, Mexico, 24
November 1658) was an
explorer and
Jesuit missionary...
-
These include La
Colorado mine, San José de Pima on the Mátape River,
Tecoripa, San
Javier which is
surrounded by
various hills, Tónichi, Ónavas, Tepoca...
- Estrados, Mesa Colorada, Mochibampo,
Ranch Nuevo, San Bernardo, Sejaqui, and
Tecoripa) and
Quiriego (settlements of Batacosa, El Frijolar, Los Bajíos (Ejido...
-
Francisco de Huásaca
until 1756, at
Mission San
Francisco de
Borja de
Tecoripa until 1763, and
finally at
Mission San José de Mátape.
Sedelmayr conducted...
-
Cucurpe to
recover from an illness. He was in San
Francisco de
Borja de
Tecoripa in 1737, and for
several periods in the
years that
followed was the rector...
- on Ures but was
defeated again and had to
withdraw in the
direction of
Tecoripa and ****uripa. His
battalions reorganized, and he
headed for Hermosillo...
-
Borja de
Tecoripa. It
became a
headquarters mission in 1771. San
Ignacio de
Suaqui 1620 It
served Mission San
Francisco de
Borja de
Tecoripa. San Joaquin...
-
Santa María
Suamca Mission San
Pedro y San
Pablo del
Tubutama Odope Sáric
Tecoripa Ures
Caborca Babispe Baca de
Guachi Cuquiarachi Onapa Banamichi Missions...
- de
Tecoripa Tecorípa Jesuits : 6
Mission San
Ignacio de
Suaqui Tecorípa 1620 (1620)
Jesuits : 6
Mission San
Francisco Xavier de ****uripa
Tecorípa Jesuits...
