Rosa de Jesús [no surname] was a Chumash Native American born in what is now Ventura County in early September 1802. She was given her Christian name upon her baptism at Mission San Buenaventura on September 5, 1802 (SBV Baptism 01623). She was the daughter of Cuimaít, a Chumash neophyte who assumed the Christian name Juan Ygnacio [no surname] and Chumash neophyte María Soledad [no surname]. She died at Mission San Buenaventura in early November 1803 and was buried in the mission cemetery on November 3 (SBV Death 00762).
Rosa de Jesús [no surname] was a Chumash Native American born in what is now Ventura County in early September 1802. She was given her Christian name upon her baptism at Mission San Buenaventura on September 5, 1802 (SBV Baptism 01623). She was the daughter of Cuimaít, a Chumash neophyte who assumed the Christian name Juan Ygnacio [no surname] and Chumash neophyte María Soledad [no surname]. She died at Mission San Buenaventura in early November 1803 and was buried in the mission cemetery on November 3 (SBV Death 00762).
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