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Clerical group · Francisco Rodríguez

18 February 1753 · CE2045-H01

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Clerical group · Francisco Rodríguez

18 February 1753 · CE2045-H01

This entry belongs to the clergy archive series. The series classification does not establish that every named person was a priest; occupations are retained only as recorded.

Reading and evidence
Editorial reading
Don Francisco Rodríguez, cleric in minor orders, aged forty.
Source wording / normalized excerpt
D[o]n Fran[cis]co Rodríguez, clérigo de menores órdenes, edad quarenta años.
Stated age
40
Occupation / condition as read
clérigo de menores órdenes
Qualifications and limits
Minor orders is ecclesiastical status; the stated age is 40. The Francisco Rodríguez expert in pair 05/signature in pair 15 is not identified with this household head. Instrument date 18 February 1753; 9 January 1753 is the referenced order date. Register-level settlement/parish scope; no modern San Salvador/A Arnoia identification inferred. Clerical household unit kept separate from lay Households. Exact semidiplomatic ES/EN is inherited unchanged from the completed working edition; not a fresh manuscript reading.
Recorded role / assertion status
Not recorded / unresolved
Occupation / condition as read
Not recorded / unresolved
Date and its basis
18 February 1753
Source wording / normalized excerpt
Francisco Rodríguez

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Record

Catastro de Ensenada · Book 2045 (1753)

ES.GA.32054.AHPOU/1.3.1.1.1.1.332.//2045

18 February 1753 Six clerical heads and 12 other named residents: 18 resident occurrences, checked in the recovered 14-scan edition. Unresolved cover annotations still lack a complete diplomatic treatment. The uncertain jurisdiction reading does not establish a modern-place identity; individual villages are unstated.

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