The first known record of the village of Toacuquita is a baptismal entry in the Guevavi mission book of baptisms, written by Father Joseph de Torres Perea.
| Luis of
Toacuquita |
“Today, November 12,
1741, I solemnly baptized the following people: Joseph, son of Luis and
Rosa of Toacuquita. His godfather
was Joseph, governor of Toacuquita...” |
| Miguel and Isabel
Mountain People
|
“Today, January 5, 1744,
in church ceremony, renewing their consent because they were married before
according to their law, I married the following people who came down from
the mountain on the second day of the said month and year: Miguel Siarituc
of Arivaca and Isabel Susutiquimuc of Toacuquita. Witnesses were
Second Lieutenant Nicolas Sánchez and Manuel Mesquita, a soldier,
and the rest of the village of Guevavi.”
 Joseph
de Torres Perea
Minister for His Majesty |
| “On June 9, [1755], I solemnly baptized Francisco Xavier, six years of age, of Ignacio and María. His godmother was Rosa Sahuosic. = Phelipe, two years of age, of the same parents. His godmother, María Guadalupe, the tortilla maker.” | Francisco
| of
Phelipe | Toacuquita |