Residence:
Tumacácori
Race or Tribe: Español
Notes: Padre
Clemente was born in a villa in Pancorro, Spain. He is described
as more than two varas (6 feet) tall with a ruddy face and chestnut hair.
He took the Franciscan habit in Vitoria and enlisted in the Mission of
1769, five years later while a deacon in Santander. He was the youngest
missionary to serve at Tumacácori,
at 27 years of age. He was at Tumacacori by November, 1772.
He refurbished the small Jesuit church
with Bartolome Ximeno. They built a wall
around the entire complex. He roofed the Calabazas
church and put a consecrated cemetery into service there. He left
Tumacácori at age thirty with broken health early in 1775 for the
College of Querétaro. He stayed there for fifteen or sixteen
years and then dropped from the rolls.
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