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San Pedro de Mocama
Mission San Pedro de Mocama was Spanish colonial Franciscan mission on Cumberland Island, on the coast of the present day U.S. state of Georgia, from the late 16th century through the mid 17th century.
==History==
San Pedro de Mocama was part of the missions system of Spanish Florida, a territory of New Spain. It was built c.1580 to serve the Tacatacuru peoples, a chiefdom of the Timucua. San Pedro was one of the earliest and most prominent missions of Spanish Florida, and its church was as big as the colonial one in St. Augustine.
Together with Mission San Juan del Puerto on Fort George Island (in the mouth of the St. Johns River, Florida), it was one of the principal missions of what the Spanish came to know as the Mocama Province. San Pedro de Mocama, protected by an associated fort, was for a time at the northern extent of Spanish power, serving as a bulwark against the Guale people to the north.
Mission San Pedro y San Pablo de de Puturibato was also built from 1595–1597 on Cumberland Island.
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