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 Portuguese Mission, St Thomas Mount - Baptism Registers 1751 - 1880

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Date transcribed2000-00-00
Transcribed byPeter Bailey
CommentTranslated from the Portuguese from private video film

Place of Baptism  St. Thomas' Mount Portuguese Mission Church    
Religion  R.C.    
Baptism Date  27-Apr    
Baptism Year  1879    
Age At Baptism  3y    
Baptised First Names  Antoniamall    
Sex  F    
Place of Birth  Malachery    
Mother First Names  Aroquiamall    
Father First Names  Quitemaria    
God-parent1 First Names  Joze    
God-parent1 Surname  Coilpile    
God-parent2 First Names  Catheriamall    
Priest First Names  Rafael F.    
Priest Surname  Bassetti    
LDS Film Reference  2048983    
IOR Reference  None    
Source Name  Private Videofilm    
Source Year  1998    
Source Presidency  Madras    
Comments  Translated from Portuguese    
Transcribed by  Peter Bailey    
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