Residence:
Guevavi
Race or Tribe: Austriaco (Austrian)
Notes: Padre Grazhoffer was admitted to the Society of Jesus on 27 October 1710 and professed his solemn vows at Commotau in Bohemia on 2 February 1728. He was tall, brown-haired with a pock-marked face. He sailed from Spain in 1730 and set out for duty in the Pimeria in mid-June 1731. He was assigned to Guevavi, which he called San Rafael. He was introduced to the Indians at Guevavi by Captain Anza. He built a small physical plant there - a small house courtesy of Anza and a sturdy ramada which housed the altar. He had four visitas - Sonoita, Arivaca, Tumacácori and Tubac. Grazhoffer became ill and died on 26 May 1733. The cause of his death was believed to be poisoning by the Indians.
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