Catalogus Defunctorum

The catalogus defunctorum (lists of Jesuits dead) are an useful repertory for biographical research. Indeed you can find inside them information about the place and date of death and also information about the Province of appartence, which is an essential information because the main fonds held by ARSI are organized geographically, in the same way as the Catalogs of the New Society.

For information on Jesuits who died between 1540 and 1640, see:

• Catalogus Pars I Assistentia Italiae et Germaniae cum Gallia usque ad 1607 see here
• Catalogus Pars II Assistentia Hispaniae Lusitaniae et ab anno 1608 Galliae see here
• Catalogus addenda et corrigenda see here.

For information on Jesuits who died between 1640 and 1740, see:

• Catalogus 1640-1740 Pars I A-C see here
• Catalogus 1640-1740 Pars II D-H see here
• Catalogus 1640-1740 Pars III I-M see here
• Catalogus 1640-1740 Pars IV N-R see here
• Catalogus 1640-1740 Pars V S-Z see here.

For information on Jesuits who died between 1740 and 1773 click here. There is also a partial list of the Jesuits died during the period of the suppression (1774-1814).

For information on Jesuits who died between 7 Aug. 1814 and 30 Sept. 1970, see on Midwest Jesuit Archive the Catalogus Defunctorum prepared by Fr. Rufo Mendizàbal S.J.

For information on Jesuits who died between 1970 and 1985, see: Catalogus defunctorum in renata Societate Iesu (II) by Fr. Nicolàs R. Veràstegui S.J.