I will have to edit this post in the future as more records (books) become available and this is actually a very large collection. The period of records from this church start in 1719 and go through 1918. The collection will eventually have 28 books on baptisms, many on death as well as marriages. The records are on those that were enslaved, free, and the hopefully many that escaped the genocide that existed throughout the world against an innocent people.
Whenever you see records marked as Pardos, this translates to a light skinned mulatto. Keep in mind that although many take offense to these terms like I do, I need to call them what they were referred to so that anyone using Google can find the records in the search engine. In addition, the word Moreno means black.
- Book 4 of Baptisms for Pardos and Morenos 1796 - 1801
- Book 5 of Baptisms for Pardos and Morenos 1801 - 1805
- Book 9 of Baptisms for Pardos and Morenos 1814 - 1817
- Book 13 of Baptims for Pardos and Morenos 1826 - 1830
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