Registros paroquiais, 1546-1948
- Igreja Católica. Santa Maria Madalena (Olivença, Portalegre) (Main Author)
- Iglesia Católica. Santa María Magdalena (Olivenza, Badajoz) (Added Author)
- Spanish
- Portuguese
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Microfilmagem de originais na Biblioteca e Museu Municipal de Elvas em Portalegre, Portugal e no Complejo Cultural Santa Ana em Almendralejo, Badajoz, Espanha.
Texto em Português e Espanhol.
A partir de rolo 1458607, os rolos são de redução 42x. Use leitora de alta magnitude.
Em 1801, Olivença, Portalegre, Portugal, passou a pertencer à província de Badajoz, Espanha pelo tratado de Badajoz já considerado nulo. Olivenza é o nome espanhol da cidade. Até hoje a terra está disputada entre Portugal e Espanha.
Registers of baptisms, marriages and deaths from the parish church of Santa Maria Madalena, Olivença, Portalegre, Portugal. Since 1801, Olivença has been known as Olivenza, Province of Badajoz, Spain.
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