Padre Kino and O'odham guide

From January 1691, beginning with Padre Eusebio Kino, until the administration of Padre Custodio Jimeno in 1767, missionaries of the Company of Jesus (Jesuits) operated the Missions of Guevavi, Tumacácori, Calabazas, and Sonoitac. Tumacácori and Guevavi were the first missions established in what is today Arizona, soon followed by Sonoitac. Calabazas was established later. Aside from those Jesuits who administered the missions from outside the area (home mission listed beside their name), each of them lived at Guevavi and visited the other three sites.

Eusebio Francisco Kino (Dolores) January 1691 - March 1711
Juan de San Martín                July 1701 - fall of 1701
Agustín de Campos (San Ignacio) 1711 - 1731
Luis Xavier Velarde (Dolores) 1711 - 1731
Juan Bautista Grazhoffer       May 1732 - spring of 1733 (died at Guevavi)
Phelipe Segesser                                1733 - 1734 (absent at least five months)
Gaspar Stiger (San Xavier)                  1735 - spring of 1736
Ignacio Xavier Keller (Suamca)           spring of 1736 - May 1737
Alejandro Rapicani                June 1737 - fall of 1740
José de Torres Perea             February 1741 - spring of 1744
Ildefonso de la Peña             spring of 1744
Ignacio Xavier Keller (Suamca)          summer of 1744 - May 1745
Joseph Garrucho                   May 1745 - November 1751
A revolt of the O'odham Indians in the Altar Valley on Sunday, November 21, 1751effectively closed the missions down and Guevavi and its visitas did not get another resident missionary until the winter of 1753.
Francisco Xavier Pauer                     December 1753 - January 1760
Miguel Gerstner                    January 1760 - May 1761
Ignacio Pfefferkorn               May 1761 - May 1763
Custodio Ximeno                   June 1763 - July 1767
The Jesuits were expelled from the northern provinces of New Spain in July of 1767 and it was a full year before Franciscan missionaries began to replace them.

There were also two secular priests who visited Guevavi on a few occasions.
Joaquín Felix Diaz
Joseph Manuel Diaz del Carpio

Some of the other Jesuit missionaries who served in, or as superiors to those who served in the Pimería Alta and had an effect on the area are included below.
Luis María Marciano
Bartolomé Saenz
Luis María Gallardi
Alonso Ignacio Benito Espinosa
Bernardo Middendorf
Juan Bautista Nentvig
Jacobo Sedelmayr
Carlos de Roxas