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SANTA
BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
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Office
Box
OFFICERS
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Bette Root
Emily Titles
Mary Ellen Galbraith
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DIRECTORS
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President
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Secretary
Arlene Langstaff Doty
Treasurer
Alma Irahoff Lauritsen
Victor W. South
Lilian Mann Fish
Director
Director
Director
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Bette Root
Alma Imhoff Lauritsen
Genealogical
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Amy Woods Marwede . . . . ' Lilian Mann Fish ....>."..'•
Emily Thies and Jean Stockwell
PAST
Harry Titus
Mary Ellen Webster Galbraith
Instructor
Librarian
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Editor
Hospitality
PRESIDENTS.
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Carlton M. Smith
1979
1978
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1975-1976
Selma Bankhead West
Harry R. Glen
1974-1975
Carol Forbes Roth
1973
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A "Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society membership is
$10.00 for the calendar year and includes one subscription
to the quarterly, ANCESTORS WEST. Dues are payable by Feb
ruary 1st. Members joining after July 1st will be required
to pay but half the annual dues and will receive the last
two issues of the quarterly for that year.
Special consid
eration is given for Life, Associate and Honorary members.
The Society meets -the first Saturday of each month from 10
AM to 3 PM at Room 1, Goleta Community Center,
5689 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, California for class instruetion ,busi
ness session and workshop, using the Society library. Atten
dance of visitors is warmly encouraged.
ANCESTORS WEST is published quarterly in March, June, Septem
ber and December.
num.
Non-member subscriptions are $6.00 per an
Single copies of current and back issues are $1.50,de
pending on availability.
The rate for advertising is $3.00
for the first 20 words and 10 cents for each additional word.
Exchange advertising from genealogical and historical period
icals is welcomed.
Contributions of a genealogical or his
torical nature will be accepted as space allows.
Queries are
encouraged.
Quotes and reviews from pieces appearing in
ANCESTORS WEST have
is
credited.
the approval of the Society if the source
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
EDITORIAL - August 2 meeting. Speaker, Colin R. Chapman, General
Secretary, Federation of Family History Societies,England
76
Projected Spring History Fair at UCSB
§ANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS
(Intervening -years not yet copied)
1881
77 -80
1882
80-82
1888
102- 105
RACES AND CASTES OF MEXICO
QUERIES
83
83, 95
GEORGE AIKEN BATCHELDER
84
THEY CAKE TO SANTA BARBARA
Col. William Welles Kollister
85
Nicholas Den
85
Elwood Cooper
85 -86
Scotsmen - James Smith, William N. Hendry, John Ruther
ford, William Begg, Jim Milne, John McClaren
86
Stephen Rutherford
Richard K.
Sexton
Joseph Sexton
86
86 -87
87
Francesco Francheschi Fenzi (Dr. Emanuel)
THE OHIO LAND GRANTS
87
88 -89
Map - Principal Land Subdivisions of Ohio
Ohio Network of AmericanHistory Research Centers
ANCESTOR TABLE
91
Chart 29
Maternal Ancestry of Ethel Maude Moss
-QUAKER MARRIAGE -FAMILY. RECORD, Wintringham - Kitchin
1790 CENSUS - REAL PRESIDIO DE SANTA BARBARA
NEW IN THE LIBRARY
Appeal
90
92 -95
95 -96
97 -99
100- 101
-
Gifts of books, pamphlets and periodicals
are greatly appreciated and are reported
in New in the Library.
At the September meeting will be presented a collation of
GLEANINGS From Exchange Publications, which include other Ohio
references, and other items of general interest.
Family interest articles are solicited.
Also Ancestor Tables of Members.
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EDITORIAL
This page originally was reserved for an account of the visitation
of the General Secretary of the Federation of Family History Societi
es, Mr. Colin R. Chapman, of Cambridge, GloucestshIre, England, an
nounced in the June ANCESTORS WEST.
When it was found
2nd date coincided with dates of the Santa Barbara Old
Fiesta and the
that the August
Spanish Days
Summer Courses on Community and Local History at UCSB,
Mr. Chapman rearranged his schedule so that he would arrive on July 31
and depart on Wednesday, August 6, going direct to Salt Lake City to
set up the exhibit booth of the Federation at the World Conference at
which he is also one of the scheduled speakers.
Included in the exhi
bit are the 1979-1980 ANCESTORS WEST quarterlies, the Shelf List of the
Gledhill Library, published by SBCGS and the Santa Barbara Historical
Society, and a sample of the Presidio notepaper with the Russell Ruiz
drawing.
Many members of the Society participated in arrangements, entertain
ment and furnishing of housing, Including Mary Ellen Galbraith, Ike and
Joy Bonilla, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stevens, guests from Ventura and Santa
Maria,
Nancy Cole, Burr Coryell, Karen Heritage, Bernice Mendillo, Fr
ank Smith, Weston Kinsley, Alma and Carl Lauritsen, Marie LaBreche,Vir
ginia and James Paddock, Sylvia Hanna, Arlene and John Doty with a chi
cken barbecue at their Winchester Canyon home picnic area, Amy and John
Marwede, Frank and Ruth Norris, Harry Titus, Frank Harville, Bette Root,
Victor South. About 75 attended the August 2nd lecture, and some 25 or
30 a dinner on Monday evening at Harry'sPlaza with its array of enlarged
early Santa Barbara movie-day photographs.
Reports should be forthcom
ing at the September meeting when this quarterly will be distributed.
Mr. Chapman proved to be an able and informative speaker - by profes
sion a nuclear physicist and much younger than many anticipated. With
delightful humor, he called out attention to Americanisms of English
name8 - Berkeley, pronounced burrkley not Barclay, Hertford
pronounced
Hartford, Hugenot pronounced In the French manner with a silent "t",etc.
Had he known he night have added Methuen, the birthplace of your editor,
in England Meth-wen, in Massachusetts Me-thu-en, with emphasis on the
second syllable. He also called attention to the fact that in England
the general secretary is the principal officer - the equivalent of presi
dent in America. There the^president is a figurehead, appointed for rea
sons of
social or other prestige.
Announcement of the August 2nd afternoon meeting in the Faulkner Gal
lery of the Santa Barbara Public Library was made in the Unne issue of
ANCESTORS WEST.
At that time SBCGS had no knowledge that the Summer
Seminars at UCSB would include on that very day sessions open to commun
ity residents.
Our member Patricia Meade White was one of the special
ists invited to meet the Seminar leaders on August 1st;
probably because
of her interest in Irish history and the fact that Alan Rogers of North
Ireland was to be one of the speakers.
He too was scheduled to go to
Salt Lake City for the World Conference, as was Professor Bloxham of
Brigham Young University.
Announcement has been made in the August 10 issue of
the Santa Bar
bara News Press of a projected History Fair to be held at UCSB in the
Spring of 1981. Co-directors of the project are Thomas Fuller, associ
ate director of the UCSB program and Gayle Olson, a doctoral candidate
and former high school teacher.
People who would like to work with
the staff or with students, toward the exhibition,
are urged to contact
Fuller or Ms. Olson at the UCSB history department. We trust
be
a generous
response by Society members.
there will
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881
(Copied by Amy Marwede)
Place Names abbreviations!
Bal.
- Ballard
Guad. - Guadalupe
Carp. - Carplnterla
C.C.
- Central City
LasC. - LasCruces
Lomp. - Lompoc
D.P.
- Dos Pueblos
Gol. ' - Goleta
LosA. - LosAlamos
Mont. •- Monteclto
Mor.
S.B.
S.B.M.
S.M.
S.Y.
ABRAHAM, Aldolph J.
Addie CRABB
AH, One (Chinese)
AH, Un (Chinese)
Un AH
ANTHONY, Lewis Hurd
Santa Ynez
4 May
One AH
Sarah Bell SAUNDERS
Benjamin L. NEWHOUSE
ARCHER, Thomas
AYALA, Antonina
BADILLQ, Carolina
BARKER, Laura
BARKER, Martha G.
BATES, Laura E.
BATISTI, Geovan!
BEAL, Luc1en
Martha G. BARKER
Jose MENDIOLA
Adolfo ZAPATA
Ellas WELLS
Thomas ARCHER
BECK, Samuel B.
BELKNAP, Mary E.
BIRGETT.Kizzie
BOWLES, Ira Sydney
J.H.
BRADLEY, Louisa
BRECK, William A.
S.B. Mission
Santa Maria
29 Aug
ARCHER, Mary C.
BRASTOW, Charlotte Adams
Morrito
SantaBarbara
4 May
1 Nov
14 Feb
29 Jan
7 Jan
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Lomp.
Lomp.
Lomp.
12 Oct
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
29 Jan
Lomp.
Catalina J. PENDOLA
1 Aug
29 Sep
Ysabel NIDEVER
28 Jul
Lucrecia MASAI
23 Oct
5 Sep
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Henry MUZZALL
FORNEY
15 Apr
S>B.
Samuel SAMPSON
29 Apr
Elena QUINTERO
11 Mar
Thomas Pinkney IZARD
George.W. CARTER
Mary A. OLIVERA
6 Jun
28 Mar
10 Dec
S.B.
Kattie SAUNDERS
24 Jun
S.B.
S.B.
S.M.
C.C.
Waller RICHARDSON
22 Aug
•Lomp.
Carp*
Carp.
CARR, Kittle M.
CARTER, George W.
CAVE, Joseph William
Lucrecia PICO
John S. CURRIER
Daniel Francis HUNT
Louisa BRADLEY
Nettie .C. HIGBEE
14 Dec
9 Mar
28 Mar
S.B.
S.M.
S.B.
C.G.
CLARKE, Helen E.
Theodore H.
20 Dec
COATS, Josephine
Wilmont D.
BROWN, William M.
BURNS, Charles L.
BUTLER, Alena Alma
CALDERON, Juan Santiago
CAMPBELL, Carrie
COCHRAN, Ella
COHRAN, Martin J.
COINER, Crimora B.
COIL, William DEWitt
COLEMAN, J. P.
COLLAR, Cora E.
COLLUM, William E.
Mattie A. LEWIS
8 Aug
16 Jul
7 Sep
Joseph ROOF
23 Nov
S.B.
S.B.
Mont.
21 Mar
Lomp.
Jeanett-E.
30 Aug
S.B.
24 Mar
26 Nov
L.A.
HOUGH
PINNEY
NELSON
Frank Leslie WHICHER
Anna HOOPER
Lomp.
Mary HESSER
26 Apr
LosA.
21 Oct
Lompi
COOPER, Mrs. Hannah
COOPER, William B.
CORDERO, Francisco N.
CORIGNANO, Luigi
Milton B. PECK
Mrs. Minnie WILSON
Emma H. RODEHAVER
John PETTINGER
Hattie H. SIMMONS
Inocencia OLIVERA
Christina LEIVA
COYLE, Susan
CRABB, Addie
CROSS, John Edward
George McCAUGHEY
Adolph J. ABRAHAM
Mary V. GRONDONA
COOK, Henry F.
CURRIER, John S.
DE LA GUERRA, Maria
DOLCINI, Henry
EDWARDS, George Sexton
14
28
4
26
Feb
Jun
Feb
Feb
2 Jan
22 Jan
20 Jul
29 Hug
6 Aug
Carrie CAMPBELL
Levi TAYLOR
Henrietta FLECK
14 Dec
Anna Margaret McLAREN
22 Jun
4 May
9 Nov
S.B.
S.B.
Lomp.
S.B.
LasC.
S.B.
S.B.
•j. L' .
a.h.
S.M.
S.B.
Guad.
S.B.
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ESCOBAR.
John B.
ETTING. Hattie
Marguesa GONZALES
Frederick W. MURAT
Charles A. REED
FISKE, Julia L.
FLECK, Henrietta
FLORBS, Augustus
Henry DOLCINI
FORNEY, J.H.
Mary E. BELKNAP
George McKENZIE
FOXBN, Mary D.
GARCIA, Evangelina Virginia
GARCIA, Teresa
GIFFORD, Mary E.
GONZALES, Marguesa
GOODCHILD, James Wilson
GRONDONA, Mary V.
GUERVARA. Vieenta
HARRIS, Cevilla
HBSSER, Mary
HICKS, William M.
HIGBEB, Nettie C.
HILL, Leila J.
HOAG, Jose Sabria
HODGES, Lulu
HOLLOWAY, Nannie
HOLLISTBR, Edgar Augustus
HOOPER, Anna
HOPE, Mary Theresa
HOUGH, Theodore H.
HUNT, Daniel Francis
HUNT, Maud A.
IZARD, Thomas Pinkney
JAMES, Samuel Lewis,Jr.
KAY, Henry Bernard
KEENAN, Linnie
KELLY, Hugh Sylvester
KIMBALL, Ella
KING, Mary C.
LANE, Rosa Lee
LEIVA, Christina
5 Sep
31 Mar
23 Jan
9 Nov
Abraham MORENO
21 Jul
2 Feb
Augusto THIEBOUT
Joseph S. REED
23 May
Guad
S.Y.
S.B.
S.M
S.B.
S.B
28 Nov
Lomp
5 Sep
S.B
S.M
S.B
S.B
Francisca ?
John B. ESCOBAR
Maria A. OLIVERAS
John Edward CROSS
Edwardo VALENCIA
James SLOAN
J.F. COLEMAN
Rosa Lee LANE
Joseph William CAVE
WM. G. TILLEY
Christian LIBB
George WALKER
Frederick W.
Anna OWEN
NEWMAN
William DeWitt COIL
Thomas William MOORE
Helen E.
CLARKE
Kittle M. CARR
Charles PIERCB
Charlotte Adams BRASTOW
17 May
5 Sep
12 Nov
6 Aug
11 Nov
5 May
26 Apr
17 Sep
7 Sep
29 Sep
13 Oct
15 Oct
26 Nov
Lomp
nodate
20 Dec
9 Mar
23 Dec
6 Jun
19 May
Ella May MILLER
13 Jan
W.S. McKAY
Moses T. CHENEY
Wm. H. HICKS
4 Mar
17 Sep
2 Jul
11 Jan
5 Dec
22 Jan
Charles L. BURNS
8 Aug
Jose Sabria HOAG
22 Mar
LOPBZ, Juana
4 Jan
26 Mar
McCAUGHBY, George
Jose Jesus PICO
Vincent VALENCIA
Pxancisoa PICO
Blanca YNDART
Samuel B. BECK
Susan COYLE
McKAY, W. S.
Ella KIMBALL
McKENZIE,
Mary D. FOXBN
George Sexton EDWARDS
Antonia AYALA
Alive REASONS
7 Jan
19 Oct
LOPBZ,Refugio Rodriguez de
LUGO, Juan
MAGUIRE, James Augustin
MASAI, Lucreoia
George
McLARBN, Anna Margaret
MENDIOLA, Jose
MILLER, Arthur
MILLER, Ella May
MOORE, Thomas William
MORENO, Abraham
MORGANTI, Eustocio
S.B
Carp
Lomp
Carrie SMITH
Louisa PLATTE
John D. SNYDER
Luigi CORIGNANO
Lomp
LosA.
S.B.
S.B
22 Mar
20 Mar
LIBB, Christian
LEWIS, Mattie A.
S.B
S.B
Lomp
S.M
Gol
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.M,
S.B.
S.Bc
Bal,
Guad,
Lomp,
Carp,
S.B,
S.B.
Carp,
Carp,
20 Jul
S.B,
D.P.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
5 Dec
Lomp.
21 Jul
22 Jun
S.M.
S.B.
S.B.
S.M.
Guad.
S.B.
S.B.
Guad.
Guad.
20 Feb
21 Apr
28 Oct
Hugh Sylvester KELLY
13 Jan
Mary Theresa HOPE
nodate
Evangelina Virginia GARCIA 2 Feb
MORGANTI, Guiseppe
Matilda VILLA
Maria RIGHETTI
14 Mar
MUZZALL, Henry
Hattie ETTING
Laura E. BATES
31 Mar
S.B.
S.B.
NANCE,
1 Aug
Maggie G. SMITH
27 Dec
C.C.
MURAT, Frederick W.
Thomas
27 Sep
79
NELSON,
Jeannett E.
Martin J.
COHRAN
HEWHOUSE, Benjamin L.
Mary C. ARCHER
NEWMAN, Frederick W.
NIDEVER, Ysabel
NICHOLS. Wm. Easton
OLIVERA, Inocencia
Nannie HOLLOWAY
Lucien BEAL
Jennie H. WRIGHT
Francisco N. CORDERO
OLIVERA. Mary A.
ONTIVERAS, Maria A.
Wm.
30
14
13
28
Aug
Feb
Oct
Jul
5 Sep
James Wilson GOODCHILD
2 Jan
10 Dec
12 Nov
Edgar Augustus HOLLISTER
15 Oct
A.
BRECK
S.B.
Lomp.
S.M.
S.B.
S.B.
LasC.
OWEN, Anna
PALMA, Geovani Batisti
PECK, Milton B.
Catalina J. PENDOLA
29 Sep
S.B.
S.M.
Gol.
S.B.
Cora E.
21 Oct
Lomp.
PENDOLA, Catalina J.
Geovani Batisti PALMA
PETTINGER, John
PICO, Francisca
PICO, Jose Jesus
PICO, Lucrecia
Mrs.
PIERCE, Charles
PINNEY, Wilmont D.
PLATTE, Louisa
QUINTERO, Elena
REASONS, Alice
REED, Charles A.
COLLAR
29 Sep
S.B.
4 Feb
Lomp.
Juan LUGO
Juana LOPEZ
20 Feb
Juan Santiago CALDERON
Josephine COATS
16 Jul
23 Dec
23 Nov
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Mont.
Henry Bernard KAY
Ira Sidney BOWLES
11 Jan
11 Mar
S.B.
S.B.
Arthur MILLER
19 Oct
23 Jan
LompT
Hannah COOPER
Maud A.
4 Jan
HUNT
Julia L.
FISKE
REED, Joseph S.
Mary E. GIFFORD
28 Nov
RICHARDSON, Waller
RIGHETTI, Maria
RODEHAVER, Emma H.
Alena Alma BUTLER
22 Aug
27 Sep
RODRIGUEZ, Refugio de Lopez
ROOF, Joseph
RUIZ, Julian
RUTHERFORD, John
RYSTROM, Charles F.
SALING, Henry
SAMPSON, Samuel
SAUNDERS, Kattie
SAUNDERS, Sarah Bell
SIMMONS, Hattie H.
SIMON, Silver
SLOAN, James
SMITH, Carrie
SMITH, Maggie G.
SNYDER, John D.
STAND, Louisa
STEVENS, Robert Kinton
STRATHEARN, Maggie
STUBBLEFIELD, Mattie
SUTTON, Averta
SWOOPE, Nancy
TALLANT, Caroline Lucy
TAYLOR, Levi
THIEBOUT, Augusto
THORNBURGH, Larkin
TILLEY.
TURK,
Wm. G.
Ambrose
TWITCHELL, Freemont C.
UN,
Ah
VALENCIA, Edwardo
VALENCIA, Vincent
Guiseppe MORGANTI
Henry F. COOK
28 Jun
Vincent VALENCIA
26 Mar
Ella COCHRAN
21 Mar
Nov
Maria Dolores VALENZUELLA> 22
30
Averta SUTTON
6
Nancy SWOOPE
25
Klzzie BIRGETT
29
Maggie STRATHEARN
Wm.
M.
Lewis Hurd ANTHONY
William B. COOPER
Ramona VALENZUELA
Cevilla HARRIS
Samuel Lewis JAMES,
Jr.
Thomas C. NANCE
Linnie KEENAN
Ambrose TURK
Caroline Lucy TALLANT
John RUTHERFORD
Freemont C. TWITCHELL
Charles F. RYSTROM
S.M.
S.B.
S.B.
1 Nov
26 Feb
9 Apr
S.B.
S.B.
5 May
Lomp.
2 Jul
S.B.
27 Dec
C.C.
Bal.
19 May
5 Jan
23 Nov
30 Jul
7 Sep
6 Mar
25 Jun
23 Nov
Vicenta GUERVARA
Lomp.
Lomp.
Lomp.
Robert Kinton STEVENS
Maria DE LA GUERRA
Theresa GARCIA
Quinnie WHALEY
Lelia J. HILL
Louisa STAND
AH One
Guad.
S.B.
D.P.
Carp.
Lomp.
Henry SALING
Mattie STUBBLEFIELD
Lomp.
Carp.
Jul
Mar
Jul
Apr
24 Jun
BROWN
S.M.
4 May
23 May
22 Feb
29 Sep
5 Jan
7 Sep
4 May
11 Nov
Refugio RODRIGUEZ DE LOPEZ26 Mar
LosA.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Carp.
Lomp.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
C.C.
S.B.
LosA.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
D.P.
80
9 Apr
VALENZUELA, Ramona
VALENZUELLA, Maria Dolores
VILLA, Matilda
Silver SIMON
Julian RUIZ
Eustachio MORGANTI
14 Mar
WALKER, George
Lulu HODGES
Laura BARKER
20 Mar
12 Oct
Larkin THORNBURGH
Crimora B. COINER
22 Feb
24 Mar
Wm. E. COLLUM
14 Feb
WELLS, Ellas
WHALEY, Quinnie
WHICHER, Frank .Leslie
WILSON, Mrs. Minnie
WRIGHT, Jennie H.
YNDART, Blanca
ZAPATA, Adolfo
?
, Francisca
Wm.
22 Nov
5 Sep"
Easton NICHOLS
James Augustin MAGUIRE
Carolina BADILLO
Augustus FLORES
21 Apr
15 Apr
17 May
S.B
S.M
Guad
Lomp
S.B
C.C
LosA
S.B.
S.B
S.B.
S.B,
S.Y,
ABERNETHY, Harriet J.
ALLEN, Rosie A.
ARATA, Juan
ARCHER, George
AVERILL, Nellie Hannah
AYALA, Belisario
BACKUS, Hattie
BARKER, Eliza A.
BARKER, Nancy A.
BARKER, Sarah C.
BARNARD, Charles
BECKWITH, Charles Augustine
BEGG, Wm.
BENSON, Elkins Iris
BOYCE, Laura C._
BRONSON, Louise M.
BRYANT, Esther C.
BRYANT, B.T.
BRYANT, Henry
BUELL, Gay
BULGER, Henry
BURKHARDT, Mary E.
William GERVE
25 Nov
S.B.
Daniel VAN CLIEF
Dolores ROMERO
Emma HENDRICKS
Frederick Willis KELSEY
15 Apr
Lomp.
Manuela HERNANDEZ
Henry BULGER
Nathaniel STEPHENS
Elkins Iris BENSON
Samuel D. CRANDILL
Gertrude I.
HALL
Lucy Ruth SHEPARD
3 Jun
S.B.
11 Jan
Lomp.
30 Aug
Mor.
28 Jan
16 Feb
Carp.
28 Mar
Lomp.
Lomp.
Lomp.
Carp.
16 Mar
13 Nov
28 Oct
19 Jun
S.B.
9 Dec
S.B.
S.B.
Nancy A. BARKER
16 Mar
Lomp.
Edward Cole DURFEE
Samuel M. CROTHERS
J.D. RICE
Laura W. SHARPE
21 Nov
S.B.
Elsie EVANS
Addie M. CONNER
9 Sep S.B.M.
19 Apr
S.B.
17 Apr
S.M.
17 Apr
CARDONA, Andrea
CARILLO, Jose Maria
CASTRO, Jovena
CHEADLB, E.M.
CHURCH, Elvira
Ylario LUGO
24 Mar
4 Jan
4 Nov
D.M.
17 Apr
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B".
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.M.
COFFEY, James W.
COINER, Samuel
Cora LAKEY
13 Jan
6 Dec
S.B.
S.B.
COLLAR, Abigail I.
Edgar A. GREGG
Henry BRYANT
(Only name in index)
nodate
Hattie BACKUS
16 Fob
Harry Nelson SMITH
15 Aug
Manuel MATURANE
Juana ORTEGA
CONNER
Niels Christian Larsen
LUNGE
CONNER, Addie M.
CONNER, D.M.
Cassie FIELDS
8
4
17
17
May
Apr
Apr
Apr
LosA.
Lomp.
S.B.
S.M.
S.B.
CRANDILL, Samuel D.
CROTHERS.Samuel M.
E.M. CHEADLE
Barbara DOMINGUEZ
Sarah C. BARKER
28 Oct
13 Nov
Louise M. BRONSON
DB LA TORREY, Manuel
Cornelius MCCARTHY
Dolores O'NEILL
9 Sep
26
3 Dec
Carp.
DOMINGUEZ, Barbara
Carrie M. GAMMILL
Emma Flora MUNCTON
Miguel CORDERO
1
2
Nov
Jan
Carp.
28 Oct
S.B.
CORDERO, Miguel
DB LA GUERRA, Mary
S^10*-'
Winfield S.
DOER, John Reuben
Lomp.
S.B.M.
Jan
S.B.
S.B.
81
DURR, Jacob
DURFEE, Edward Cole
EAMES, Edna Mary
EARL,
Robert W.
EDDINGTON,Laura B.
EDDLEMAN, Jacob Joshua
ELLIOTTE, John C.
ELWELL, Osbaldo
ESPINOSA, Rosa
EVANS, Elsie
FIELDS, Cassie
FIGUEROA, Josefa
FLORES, Augustia
FOREBUSH, Harriet
FORRESTER, E.E.
GAGE, Ella A.
GAMMILL, Carrie M.
GARLAND, Arthur A.
GERVE, William
GOLAND, Hattie
GRIFFIN, R.S.
GUERRA, Mary de .la
GUEVARRA, Juan
GUTIERREZ, Gerardo
GREGG, Edgar A.
HALL, Gertrude 7. .
HANSHAW, Tilley Singleton
HARRIS, Lawrence
HENDRICKS, Emma
HENSHAW, Maria E.
HERNANDEZ, Manuela
HICKEY, James L.
JACKSON, Julia H.
KEEP, Mary
KELLY, Lucy J.
KELSEY, Frederick Willis
KENNY, Miss Mary
KIPP, Mary
KLEGKNER, Gertrude
KLINK, Geo. E.
LAKEY, Cora
LAMBERT, Alice
LEYVA, Guadalupe
LINDSEY, ALexander
LOPEZ, Anastacia
Edward OLIVERA
Laura C. BOYCE
20 Nov
21 Nov
S.B.
Wade Hampton SAWYERS
30 Oct
3 Nov
Gol.
S.B.
19 Aug
13 Nov
Lomp.
Nettie NORRIS
Alfred M. RUDOLPH
Cora PIERCE
Susie E. McCOCKEY
Cay Antonia RODRIGUES
Juan GUEVARRA
Wm. BEGG
6 Nov
14 Oct
9 Dec
8 May
Samuel COINER
Lawrence HARRIS
Jose D. ONTIVEROS
21 Oct
Joseph Nathan LORD
19 Jun
E.M. WELLS
Ben SNELL
10
2
13
5
Winfield S. DIMMICK
Ida M. PADDOCK
Harriet J. ABERNETHY
C.L. TURNER
Maria I. PARKS
Cornelius MCCARTHY
Rosa ESPINOSA
Rafaela MARTINEZ
Abigail 1. COLLAR
1 Apr
May
Aug
Nov
Sep
25 Nov
3 Aug
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
LosA.
S.B.
S.M.
S.B.
S.M.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
5 Jun
26 Jan
14 Oct
Lomp.
28 Oct
23 Sep
Carp.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
4 May4 Apr Lomp.
Charles BARNARD
Walter Robert NICHOLS
Josefa FIGUEROA
21 Oct
S.B.
S.B.
George ARCHER
11 Jan
Lomp.
Walter Eaton NICHOLS
31 May
S.B..
28 Jan
16 Jun
Carp.
6 Sep
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Mor.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Belisario AYALA
Ada H.
Wm. H.
SNOW
STAFFORD
Eugene ZEIDLER
George E. REYNOLDS
Nellie Hannah AVERILL
Patrick McCORMICK
Andrew J.
STEPP
13 Jan
29 Jun
30 Aug
2 Mar
20 Oct
Bal.
Orville A. WADLEIGH
Eliza Ann NORRIS
James W. COFFEY
John W. McKAY
20 Dec
Lola TOVERANES
Lomp.
31 Jul
S.B.
S.B.
Josephine ROMERO
Leonardo VALENZUELA
Harriet FOREBUSH
Jovena CASTRO
LUNGE,Niels Christian Larsen Elvira CHURCH
MARTINEZ, Rafaela
Geraldo GUTIERREZ
LORD, Joseph Nathan
LUGO, Ylario
MATURANE, Manuel .
MCCARTHY, Cornelius
Andrea CARDONA
K8HRt.*Kfei&
John C.
inHiiion, nenry
18 Oct
S.B.
Mary de la GUERRA
ELLIOTTE
Miss Mary KENNY
Alice LAMBERT
Eliz TURNER
14 Nov
3 Nov
6 Dec
24 Apr
5 Aug S.B.M.
19 Jun
4 Nov
13 Jun
Mar
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Mont.
S.B.
S.B.
20 Dec
Lomp.
4 May
24 Mar
26 Jan
18 Oct
2
18 Nov
o ,B *
82
MILLER,
Mary E.
MUNCTON,
Emma Flora
John REED
John Reuben DOER
NICHOLS, Walter Robert
Tilley Singleton HANSHAW
NICHOLS,
Maria E.
NORRIS,
NORRIS,
Walter Eaton
Eliza Ann
Nettie
OLIVERA, Edward (sic)
O'NEIL, Rafaela
O'NEILL, Dolores
ONTIVEROS,
Jose D.
ORR, Mary Elizabeth
ORTEGA, Augustine
ORTEGA, Juana
PADDOCK, Ida M.
PARKS, Maria I.
PFLYHG, Charlotte
PIERCE, Cora
PORCHO, Jesus
PREISSENDANG, Anna
REED, John
REYNOLDS, George E.
RICE, J.D.
RODRIGUES, Cay Antonia
ROMERO, Dolores
ROMERO, Josephine
ROMERO, Ynez
RUDOLPH, Alfred M.
RUFFNER, Wm. Joseph
SAUNDERS, Hattie Edith
SAWYERS, Wade Hampton
SHARPS, Laura W.
HENSHAW
George E. KLINK
4 Jul
28 Jan
Lomp.
Carp.
23 Sep
31 May
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Guad.
S.B.
S.M.
S.B.
3 Nov
3 Nov
Robert W. EARL
Jacob DURR
20 Nov
Augustine ORTEGA
11 Jan
Manuel de la TORREY
3 Dec
Augustia FLORES
John Lennington SHUMAN
1 Apr
1 May
Rafaela O'NEIL
Jose Maria CARILLO
Arthur A. GARLAND
R.S.
GRIFFIN
11 Jan
4 Jan
5 Sep
Guad.
S.B.
S.B.
5 Jun
3 Mar
13 Nov
Lomp.
1 May
S.B.
John STADLER
Jacob Joshua EDDLEMAN
Ynez ROMERO
Carl THOMPSON
14 Nov
S.B.
Mary E. MILLER
Lucy J. KELLY
4 Jul
29 Jun
Lomp.
Esther C.
17 Apr
BRYANT
Osbaldo ELWELL
Juan ARATA
Alexander LINDSEY
Jesus PORCHO
Laura B.TEDDINGTON
Hattie Edith SAUNDERS
6 Nov
3 Jun
24 Apr
1 May
19 Aug
Wm Joseph RUFFNER
Edna Mary EAMES
17 Jun
17 Jun
30 Oct
B.T.
17 Apr
BRYANT
SHEPARD, Lucy Ruth
SHUMAN, John Lennington
SMITH, Henry Nelson
Charles Augustine BECKWITH19 Jun
Mary Elizabeth ORR
1 May
Mary E. BURKHARDT
15 Aug
SNBLL, Ben
SNOW, Ada H.
SOUZA, Isabel do Santos
STADLER, John
STAFFORD, Wm. H.
STEPHENS, Nathaniel
STEPP, Andrew J.
TENA, Jose De Avila
Ella A. GAGE
James L. HICKEY
Jose De Avila TENA
Charlotte PFLYNG
Julia H. JACKSON
Eliza A.
BARKER
Mary KIPP
Isabel do Santos SOUZA
Anna PREISSENDANG
2
16
15
3
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Lomp.
Lomp.
Lomp.
Gol.
S.M.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Aug
Jun
Dec
Mar
S.B.
Bal.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
28 Mar
30 Oct
Lomp.
6 Sep
15 Dec
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
S.B.
Hattie GOLAND
14 Nov
31 Jul
3 Aug
Henry MILLER
18 Nov
Anastacia LOPEZ
Rosie A. SLLEN
5 Aug S.B.M.
15 Apr Lomp.
WADLEIGH, Orville A.
WARE, Ardell
Gertrude KLECKNER
WELLS, E.M. (bride)
WINN, Squire S.
14 Nov
27 Jun
B.E. FORRESTER
Ardell WARE
THOMPSON,
Carl
TOVERANES, Lola
TURNER, C.L.
TURNER, Bliz
VALBNZUBLA, Leonardo
VAN CLIBF, Daniel
ZEIDLER, Eugene
Note:
Mrs.
does
Guadalupe LEYVA
Squire S. WINN
Mary KEEP
10 May
27 Jun
13 Jan
S.B.
Lomp.
S.M.
Lomp.
S.B.
Marwede report s the index contains information space
not permit ins erting in the above listings, e.g.,in
some instances age.
parents,
place of origin or last
residence.
83
tfACES AND CASTES OF MEXICO
Annual Publication Kistorical Society of Southern California 1931Lon Angeles, California p. 147 - notes on Races and Castes of
Mexico from "Mexico * trives d<» los Siglos" Vol II p. 471«
- Spaniard
Esnanol
- child b in Mexico of Spanish parents
Criollo
Mestizo or Coyote
- ch of Spanish father, Indian mother
- ch of Mestizo father, Spanish mother
- ch of Castizo father, Spanish mother
- ch of Spanish father, Negro mother
- ch of Mulato father, Spanish mother
Salta-atras (liter filly "throw-back")
- ch having Negro characteristics born
of white parents
Castizo
Ssoanol
Mulato
Morizco
Chino
- ch of a "salts-atras" father, Indian
Lobo
G ibaro
Albarrazado
- ch of a Chino father, Mulata mother
- ch of a Lobo father, Mulata mother
mother
- ch of a Gibaro father, Indian mother,
- ch of a Albarrazado and a Negress
Cambujo
Zambo-prieto
Zambo-prieto
Zambo-prieto
- ch of a Cambujo and an Indian
- ch of a Negro and an Indian
- ch of a Negro and a Zamba
Calpan Mulata
"tente en el
- ch of a Zamba and a Mulata
aire"
(literally "up in the air")
- oh of a Calpan Mulata and a Zamba
"no te entiendo" ( literally "I don't understand you")
- ch of a "tente en el
"ahi de estas"
aire" and Mulata
(1 iterally "there you are")
- ch of a "no te entiendo" and an
Indian mother
QUERIES
CROSBY
IRWIN
Desire info about p. and f. of William CROSBY and wife
Jane G., who lived in N. Huntingdon Twp, Westmorland
Co., Pa. 1819-1349. They purchased land from E. Carlisle
in 1819 and sold it to Mary Jane IRWIN, w. of John Irwin
in 1849.
N. Huntingdon Twp. at one time was called Irwin.
Where did Wm. come from and where did he go?
Not listed
in 1320 census.
Mrs. Robert N. Morrow(Ruth Crosby)
2835 A Serena Rd., Santa Barbara 93105
Interested in communicating with anyone concerning
0WST0N ancestry. Several family members have emigrated
r, „
0WST0N
from Yorkshire - would be interested in details of their
descendants, in male or female lines.
Most of my infor
mation concerns Yorkshire 0WST0NS, but have some from
other areas. Own ancestry goes back over 400 years.
Will reciprocate information with anyone interested.
Timothy J. Owston
5 Woodlands Ave, Rillington,
Malton, Yorkshire Y017 8LF
Telephonei
Rillington 552
84
GEORGE AIKEN
BATCHELDER
In the June ANCESTORS WEST the editor solicited Information
as to the identity of George Aiken Batchelder, identified with
Santa Barbara in the development of the section of the city known
as
the
Riviera.
The solution of the puzzle came from an unanticipated source,
disclosing other California Batchelders. One of the legatees in a
will of a Santa Barbara resident bore the name and lived in San
Francisco.
She and her husband proved to be much interested in
California history.
They submitted material relating to Capt. Levi
Leathers Batchelder, who first came to San Francisco in 1847 and
was owner and master of his own ship, the brig "Reindeer"; made"
several trips back to Portland, Maine (his home) and returned in
1852 with his. family.
Retiring from active sea life, he entered
the stevedoring and rigging business in .the old Niantic Building;
which stood at Sansome and Clay,- then part of the "bay".
6'2" tall and normally weighed about 240 lbs.
He was
He died Sept.27,
1883.
Also a.1933 newspaper clipping, depicting "Salt Water Will"
standing at the wheel of the old barque, "Mary Dollar", his home "on
the Oakland mud flats.
Capt. W. H. Batchelder, grandson of Timothy
and Nancy (Leathers) Batchelder, and son of Capt. Timothy and Fide
lia (Batchelder) Batchelder, was so known to distinguish him from
a cousin, also named William, known as'"Fresh Water Will".
A search of the probate record in the Santa Barbara court
house disclosed tha Santa Barbara resident had been buried in San
Mateo County; a creditor's claim revealed there had been a re-cre
mation of a Richard (indicating he was a son); the will named the
widow, Mary W., a daughter Doris (Mrs. Lelancey Lewis, of Menlo
Park, and a son, Kittredge, Los Altos.
-
Reference to the 188S Bachiler-Batchelder family history, by
Tierce, disclosed that George Aiken Batchelder. vta's in the 10th gen
eration of descent from the Rev. Stephen Bachiler. His lineage was
(Capt.lJoseph Moody9, Nathan8, Richard7, Nathan6, EbenezerS, Nathan
iel 4»J»',Rev. Stephen1.
In detail the family history showed the family to have been
located for several generations in Loudon, New Hampshire:
At p.336
02704 George Aiken Batchelder, b. 13 April 1860,San Fran
cisco, Calif, m. 19 March 1885 Mary W~. Kittredge
b. March 28, 1861; address at time of publication
of the 1888 genealogy
166 Exchange Bldg..Boston,
Mass.; residence 16 Stetson St.,Brookline , Mass.
with two children:
03138 i Doris
b.
17
Elizabeth
Jan.
1886
03139 ii Richard Millon
b.
19
Dec
1888
At pp.362-3 01875 Capt. Joseph Moody Batchelder b. 1 April 1829
Loudon, N.H.,-m. 7 Feb. 1855 Clinton, Mass.
Elizabeth Aiken Mitchell, b. 29 July 1821.
At the time of publication, of the family history
in 1888, she was living in Portland, Oregon.
He lived in Lake Village, N.H., built, bridges, docks, etc. and
was engaged in maritime operations more than any other, and called
Capt. Batchelder.
George A. was the second child.
35
THEY
CAME TO
SANTA BARBARA
Arrivals after the taking of the 1852 census, from which Migration
Patterns were reported in the March 1979 ANCESTORS WEST,
HOLLISTER
Col.William Welles
included:
b. Hanover, Ohio, 1818; d. Santa Barbara Aug. 8, 1886.
Married Annie James, daughter of Samuel L. James.
In
1853, financed by sister, widow Lucy A. Brown, drove
sheep from Licking Co., Ohio, encountering heavy losses,
joining at the California border Thomas Flint and Llewel
yn Bixby from Maine. Combined flocks brought to So.Cal.
Hollistered wintered in the Goleta Valley, having ob
tained grazing rights from Nicholas Den and unsuccessful
ly attempted to purchase land.' Took flocks, doubled in
number by lambing, north to San Justo grant in San Benito
Valley.
After death of Nicholas Den in 1862 Hollister
was able to acquire possession of property from heirs
and trustees and in 1869 moved to Glen Annie Ranch, having
sold for about $500,000 the northern property to a Home
steaders Association which gave the name Hollister to the
location. He offered $10 an acre for 5,000 acres, believ
ing it could not be refused. The widow and Den heirs
then of age accepted and the trustees for the minor child
ren , without court approval, agreed to transfer their
interests, resulting years later in recovery of the prop
erty by the Den heirs and their attorney, Thomas B. Bishop
of San Francisco.
Col. Hollister built and operated the
Arlington Hotel in Santa Barbara, managed during his many
years of ownership by Dixey W. Thompson.
DEN
Nicholas
The Den family is included in the 1852 census (ANCESTORS
WEST, March,1979, p. 11) with Nicholas, 39, Ranchero, and
his wife Rosa (daughter of Daniel Hill) 26 and 5 children.
Eventually they had 11, all but one alive at the time of
his death in March,1862. The oldest Catherine, known as
Kate Den Bell, wife of John Stewart Bell of Los Alamos,in
October 1876, learning that Charles E. Huse had petitioned
the Santa Barbara District Court to wind up the Den trust,
consulted the San Francisco attorney, Thomas B. Bishop.
The Winchester Canyon property had jbeen purchased from the
Den heirs who were of age and its title was confirmed to
the Hollister estate.
COOPER
Elwood
named for Thomas Ellwood (1639-1713), an English author
who read for the blind poet Milton, was born of colonial
Quaker stock in Lancaster, Pa. 1829; married 1853 Sarah P.
Moore of Philadelphia, an authority on ferns. They lived
in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, for 8 years, then returned to
New York in 1864. In 1868 he made a solo trip to the West
Coast as a tourist.
In April while en route to Portland,
Oregon, he encountered Col. W. W. Hollister in a stage
coach station in San Juan Bautista. With Hollister acting
as his agent, and with financial assistance from the weal
thy wife of Oliver Cutts, his business partner in Haiti,
he bought 2,000 acres for $22. an acre from the Den heirs,
a strip 7/8 mile wide extending from Kate Den Bell's Las
Armas Ranch (site of the future Ellwood oil strike)
to Al
fonso Den's ranch at Coal Oil Point( the Devereux Ranch
School property), between Glen Annie and Winchester Can
yons.
His main interest was olive culture. 400 of his level
86
acres were planted to assorted fruit trees.
In 1872
he had an orchard of 7,000 olives.
He also set out
some 12,500 walnut trees, making him one of the state's
largest growers for several years.
The trees being
threatened with destruction by black scale, he imported
"ladybugs" from China and was successful in combatting
the affliction. Droves of wealthy tourists wintering
in Santa Barbara were attracted to his olive oil mill.
The most lucrative crop was his Japanese persimmon or
chard.
He also was the first American nurseryman to
propagate and distribute eucalyptus seedlings on a com
mercial basis in California.
His tree planters were
mostly Scots. Ellwood Cooper and his financial partner,
Mrs.
Hannah Cutts, were named as defendants in the suit
brought by the Den heirs against Huse. He elected to
stand by his friend Hollistei? during the first trial, but
thereafter entered into a compromise whereby he turned
back to the Den Estate the portion of the ranch lying
between the county road and the ocean, excluding 160 a-
cres of eubalyptus seedlings;
received a quitclaim deed
of the remaining 2/3 of the ranch in Ellwood Canyon,
which included his extensive persimmon, olive and walnut
orchards, olive mill, home and other improvements and
was also granted a perpetual right of way to the sea shell
beach used for picnicing by the family.
Scotsmen
About 1872 six Scotsmen from Aberdeenshire came to work
on the Ellwood ranch:
James SMITH, William N. HENDRY,
John RUTHERFORD, William BEGG, Jim MILNE and John McCLAREN.
RUTHERFORD
Stephen
Stephen Rutherford followed his brother John,
making the
Glasgow-Goleta voyage later in 1872. He walked down to
Carpinteria and then back into the Goleta Valley, finding
work at Glen Annie Ranch.
In 1874 he bought 100 acres
on the south side of what is now Hollister Ave.
and in
1875 sent to Glasgow for his sweetheart, Agnes Lawrie.
6 children were born in the house at La Patera and two,
George and Lawrie, killed in the battle of Argonne Forest,
in the large redwood home built in 1888 on Dos Pueblos
Canyon land bought from G. C. Welch in 1884.
Mr. Ruther
ford operated the ranch until 1917 when he moved to Santa
Barbara. There he purchased 123 acres between San Rogue
and Alama'r Ave., which had been part of the Ontare ranch
of Dixey W. Thompson.
Rutherford Park subdivision was
laid out with curving streets, designated Calles, radi
ating from Argonne Circle, named in honor of the battle.
His own home was located at 201 Calle Palo Colorado,
named for the redwood tree planted in his front yard.
There he died June 19, 1939, aged 91. At the time of his
death many of the lots remained unimproved and unsold.
SEXTON
Richard K.
Richard K. Sexton, originally from Cincinnati, Ohio,
brought his wife and 5 children by steamer from New York
to San Francisco. Moved to Amador County,where the Drought
of 1864 destroyed his entire nursery stock. Relocated in
Petaluma. Leaving the two older sons, William and Joe,
in charge he came to Santa Barbara to investigate land
37
in Goleta.
He bought three contiguous blocks in the south
western part of Santa Barbara, bounded by West Montecito,
Castillo Streets, West Beach and the Mesa bluffs and con
SEXTON
Joseph
structed a two-story redwood house at 229 Castillo St. He
also bought 100 acres, lying east of San Jose Creek, from
the Hill heirs, paying $2,200. Sold for the same price in
1869 to his son, Joseph, who in November 1868, at age 26,
brought nursery stock and a 120-lb sack of Peruvian wal
nuts, imported from Chile, to Santa Barbara and established
a nursery at what is now Pershing Park.
On Thanksgiving Day,
he married Luoy Ann Foster, then 16, dau
ghter of Isaac and Roxanna Foster.
Isaac Giles Goster, a
49'er, in 1853 moved his family by covered wagon to Califor
nia, and after a visit to Goleta Valley in May 1868,moved
to the Santa Barbara area. Lucy while attending Santa Bar
bara College boarded during the week with Joe Sexton's par
ents.
Joe and Lucy had 12 children,born between 1871 and
1888.
In 1869 Joe sold 750 of his seedling walnuts in Car
pinteria and transplanted 250 on 40 acres of the tract pur
chased from his father, fronting on Hollister Ave,selling
November 18, 1869,
60 acres to J. D.Patterson. 60 of these trees bore soft-
shelled nuts. These were moved to a special experimental
grove, one producing a nut which Sexton regarded as suita
ble for commercial use.
Other trees were budded from it,
creating a new variety known as Sexton or Santa Barbara
Soft Shell, the basis of Goleta's walnut industry..
Joe
had the largest fruit-drying and sulphur-treating house in
the Goleta Valley.
In addition to stocking fruit and wal
nut seedlings, Sexton's Nursery had an extensive selection
of exotics and ornamentals.
In 1874 he introduced the Nor
folk Island or star pine, after obtaining a single burlapwrapped specimen from a sea captain in San Francisco. The
best known star pine is Santa Barbara's "Tree of Light"the Christmas tree at the corner of Cairillo and Chapala Sts.
One sample of each new tree and shrub was planted in the
front yard of his own home. Sexton also originated the
pampas plume industry from grass grown from seeds imported
from Argentina. Goleta Valley became the world supplier
of this unique product, much in demand in London, Hamburg
and Berlin.
Between 1890 and 1895 Sexton exported half a
million plumes annually.
He died August 1,1917, aged 75.
FENZI
Dr. Emanuel Orazio Fenzi, a Florentine horticulturist,came
Dr.Emanuel to Santa Barbara in 1894.
He propagated the Francheschi
name chang- flame tree.
The semi-tropical plantings of acacias, euca-
ed to FENZIlypti,pittosporum, eugenias, palms, hibiscus and other exFrancesco otics for which the Riviera is famous are largely tributes
Francheschi
to his influence.
He established a downtown nursery.
In
1904 changed his name to Francesco Francheschi Fenzi and
bought 40 acres of hilltop land which he developed into a
nursery and arboretum.
His home built in 1909 is now part
of a city park.
He died in Libya in 1923, in 1912,when 70,
having been called by the King of Italy to supervise an ex
tensive horticultural program in colonial Libya.
88
THE
OHIO
LAND
GRANTS
Since many of the Society members have ancestral
links with ear
lier generations in Ohio, it seems appropriate to present maps show
ing the principal early day land subdivisions and the present loca
tion of
archival material.
The first explorations by Europeans were made by the -French. La-
Salles' discoveries date from 1667. The territory which is now Ohio
was in dispute between the French and English until the Treaty of
1763, whereby the French assigned the "Great West" to the English.By
the Treaty of 1783 Great Britain relinquished her right and interest
in the Northwest Territory. The United States assumed control, ack
nowledging claims made by various states as to ownership, but not as
to
jurisdiction.
VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS (1784) - a body of lands lying between
the Scioto and Little Miami Rivers, bounded by the Ohio River on the
south and Auglaize, Hardin and Marion Counties on- the north.Virginia
agreed to relinquish her claims to other lands northwest of the Ohio
River, reserving these to satisfy the claims of her state troops ser
ving in the Continental army during the Revolutionary War. The dis
trict was not surveyed into townships of any regular form. Any indi
vidual who held a Virginia military land warrant could locate where
ver he chose, taking land in any shape he desired wherever the land
had not been previously located. There was probably more litigation
between holders of adverse titles in this district than in any other
part of the state. The acreage was about 4,204,000 acres.
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RESERVE (1786) - 3,840,000 acres,situated in
the northeast quarter of the state, between Lake Erie on the north,
Pennsylvania on the east,-the parallel of the 41st degree of north
latitude south, and Sandusky and Seneca Counties on the west. It is
surveyed into townshipf of 5 miles square.
FIRE LANDS (1792) -. Carved out of the Western Reserve. G.ranted
as a donation to certain "Sufferers by Fire" in the burning of 9
Connecticut towns in raids by the English led by Benedict Arnold.
CONGRESS LANDS (1786-1820)-Sold to purchasers by the immedia-te
officers of the general government,under existing laws as enacted by
Congress. Surveyed into townships of 6 sq. mi. each at expense of the
national government, then subdivided into sections of 1 mile square,
each containing 640 acres. Section 16 of every township was perpetu
ally reserved for the use of schools, to be leased or sold for the
benefit of schools under the State Government.
All others could be
purchased in sections, fractions, haves, quarters or half quarters.
Land district offices were located at Marietta, Steubenville, Wooster, Zanesville, Chillicothe, Cincinnati, etc.
SEVEN RANGES (1786)- First survey made by the Federal government.
Constitute a portion of the Congress Lands.
OHIO COMPANY'S PURCHASE (1787) -1,500,000 acres lying along the
Ohio River, purchased from the Federal government In 1787 by Manasseh
Cutler and Winthrop Sargeant.who hailed from the neighborhood of Sal
em, Mass. and were agents for the Ohio Company,
formed in Mass. for
the purpose of a settlement in Ohio. Section 16 in each township was
set aside for support of schools, Section 19 for support of religious
institutions and two 6-mile townships granted for the use of a college.
This is where the present Ohio University at Athens is located.
DONATION TRACT (1792) situated in Washington and Morgan Counties
100,000 acres in the northeastern corner of the Ohio Co's first pur
chase.
89
The
Ohio
Land
Grants
SYMMES PURCHASE (1794)- Purchased by Judge John Cleve Symmea of
New Jersey,
located
in
the southwestern
corner of
Great and Little Miami Rivers and bordering on
distance of 27 miles, contained 311,682 acres,
the State between
the Ohio River for a
at 67 cents an acre.
Section 16 is reserved for school purposes, Section 29 for support of
religious institutions and one 6-mile square township for college
purposes.
Miami
University at
Oxford
is
result of
this reservation.
FRENCH GRANT (1795) - Congress donated a tract of 24,000 acres in
Scioto County to French people swindled out of their money by a land
company which, in realtiy, held no lands.
An additional grant of
1,200 acres was made in 1798, the first grant having been insufficient
to
supply the demand.
UNITED STATES MILITARY LANDS (1796)- 2,500,000 acres east of the
Scioto River in the central part of the State, appropriated to satis
fy claims of officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary War. Divided
into 5-square mile townships, then
into quarter townships of 2 1/2
sq.mi.,each containing 4,000 acres.
Some later subdivided into 40
100-acre lots to accommodate soldiers holding warrants for 100 acres.
MORAVIAN LANDS (1787-1796) - Three small tracts of 4,000.acres
each, originally granted by the old Continental Congress in July 1787
to
the Moravian
Brethren of
Bethlehem,
Pa.
for
the use of Christian
ized Indians of Ohio living on the land.
Grant confirmed by Act of
Congress June 1,1796.Located on Muskingum River in Tuscarawas County.
ZANE'S TRACTS (1796-1802) - Three separate tracts of 1 square mile.
One on
the Muskingum includes the city of Zanesville,
River where
city of Lancaster
opposite Chillicothe.
is
located;
one on
third on east
Hocking
bank of
Scioto
Grants provided Ebenezer Zane would open a road
from Wheeling, W. Va., to Maysville, Ky.
In 1802 3 other 1-mlle-sq.
tracts were granted to Isaac Zene.on King's Creek,in Champaign County.
REFUGEE TRACT (1798) - Set aside by Congress as site for new
homes of British subjects in Canada and Nova Scotia who had given help
to the American colonies during the Revolutionary War.
The state Cap
itol and much of Columbus are located on old Refugee Lands. Claimants
were required to show they had lived in Canada prior to July 4, 1776
and had been forced to flee their homes because of aid given the Colo
nies during the War and had not returned to Canada to live prior to
Nov. 24, 1783. 67 claimants were awarded 50,080 acres, mostly In
tracts of 320,640,1280 and 2240 acres. About half was claimed; the
rest was
for
not
sold at the Chillicothe land
less
than
$2
an
DORHMAN'S GRANT (1801) Arnold Henry Dorhman,
In
consideration
of
office to the
highest bidder,but
acre.
6-mile township, 23,000 acres,granted
formerly a wealthy Portugese merchant
shelter
and
aid
to
American
cruisers
In Lisbon,
and vessels
of war during the Revolutionary War. Located in southeast Tuscarawas Co.
OHIO became a state in 1803.
Feb. 19,1803 Congress approved the
Constitution
and
admitted
Ohio
to
the
Union
as
the
seventeenth
state.
Until 1810 the seat of government was at Chillicothe, in Zanesville
for two years, and again in Chillicothe until 1816, when Columbus was
made the permanent capital. Ohio was admitted without determination
of its northern boundary.
THE MICHIGAN SURVEY was land claimed by both the Territory of Mi
chigan and the State of Ohio.
A compromise was finally reached in
1836, when Michigan was given some 9,000 sq.mi.
north of Lake Michigan
fi>r
Indiana
territory of
less than
1,000 sq.mi
taken
by
and Ohio.
90
Principal Land Subdivisions Imposed on Present Map of Ohio
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In 1970 the Ohio Historical Society fo rmed
the
Ohio
Network of
American History Research Centers which provided for Ohio's historlcal and archival material to be stor ed in the two large his-
torical libraries, Ohio Historical Socle ty.and Western Reserve
Historical Society, and six state univer sity libraries, thus dl-
viding the state into eight districts,
In 1974, the Ohio Genealogical Society adopted the same geograp hlcal divisions and elected a VicePresldent to represent each di strlet.
Network Centers
OGS
Distribution of Chapters
Dis t. 1.
Akron
chap.7
Center 1. University of Akron
2. Bowling Green State U.
3.
U.
of
Cincinnati
4. Kent State University
5. Ohio Historical Society
6. Ohio University
7.
Western
Reserve
Hist.
Soc.
8. Wright State University
2.
Bowling Green
8
3.
4.
3.
6.
7.
Cincinnati
Kent
Columbus
Athens
Cleveland
2
5
5
5
4
8.
Dayton
3
92
.VNCi-rCr. TAhLIi
Ch;rt
?r>
Maternal Incestry of ETHEL i.lA'.'Dii MOSS
506 2. Solv St. Snnt- Barbara. CA
?3103
Dirt h
Dea tii
1.
Ethel Maude H03S
17 Jnn 1388
"».
3.
Charles MOSS
Cornelia Anreline CAS AD
1*5U
6.
7.
Isacc Dew CASAD
Mary Elizabeth JAMES
1*29
1?.
(Dr.) Anthony Wayne CA.SAD
13.
Anna 5TITES, 1st wife
14.
(Rev.) Colin Duline; JAKES
15.
Eliza Ann PLASTER, 1st wife
24.
25.
26.
(Rev.) Thomas CASAD
Abiga.il TINGLEY
(Cant.) Samuel STITES
27.
Martha (Patty) MARTIN
28.
(Rev.Dr.) William B. JAMES
29-
Elizabeth DULING,
30.
James PLASTER
1st wife
31.
Hannah MASSEY (MAS3IE)
48.
Anthony COSSART II
49.
50.
Catherine COON
Joseph TINGLEY (Rev.War)
51.
5?.
53.
Christiana MANNING
Isaac STITES
Anna BUTLER
54.
55.
56.
•58.
59.
(Se-t.) Ephrgim MARTIN III
Mercy ALWARD
Thomas JAMES (I)
Willi am DULING .Sr. (I)
Elizabeth CAKP3ELL, lnt wife
Henry PLASTER (Rev.War)
Susanna BURSON
06.
Jacob COSSARD (Jacouen IT)
97.
98.
Anna COX (Hannah)
Thomas CPON, Jr.
1791
1796
1914
1943
ILL
ILL
1336
1930
Kansas
1357
1338
ILL
ILL
miss
ILL
MJ
1303
1322
NJ
VA
1388
;;.va
1349
1763
1765
NJ
NJ
1776
1779
1769
1771/82
1791
1794
1740
1746
NJ
1790
1748
1383
1824
177?
1732
1700
1300
1313
1349
?
1754
175?
1760
c.1760
1303
1325
1339
1333
VA
VA
VA
VA
1720
Sbenezer TINGLEY
1330
1324
1340
NJ
WALES
SNG
10?.
Janes MANNING, Jr.
lm.
~,rôp FIT^RAJiDOLPH
10'*.
.ail i-rn STITS3, Jr.
105.
Minr:?
1^.
(Col.) ZTihrqim MARTIN. Jr.
VA
VA
1732
1?39
Ka.naac
Cwlif.
Calif.
NJ
IND
KA
ILL
ILL
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
GA
NJ
VA
1723
7
;jj
MASS
170"
1710
SEARING, lnt v/j fe
^n°.
C-»thrri::e STSLL2
IT"!.
He.-.ry .U WASD III
i*t.
• ich-i
I"7] .
T-r.er MOUSrON
l'"".
J-Tien ^t'RSrr' (Qu-k^rl
pot:t
1733
l^Vt17! '•
n,\n.)c:i2:\
C'ichnoi pl\:;t;;:0 (1)
I 1,,.,Vr..-
i"v.
1',^-)
1353
177'-
1701
c.170?
1694
Elizabeth
TV
1760
1757
100.
1 "'''
1341
ILL
ILL
or Sarah Ann CAMPBELL
60.
61.
101.
1861
..'J
1735
NJ
i.'J
..J
l?66/6fJ
tij
1767
.:j
1310
.<J
..J
1754
nof
i°.')'.
i^(\p
.<J
•J
93
ANCESTOR TABLE
Chart 29
192.
Anthony COSSART I
193-
194.
Elizabeth Tymeusen VALENTINE
Phillip COX (I) aee 103, 1785
195.
Hannah TREMBLEY.
196.
Thomas COON (I)
200.
201.
Samuel TINGLEY,
204.
205.
Birth
1673
1673
1677
1700
I665/6
Jr.
1674
Joseph FITZ RANDOLPH, Jr.
207.
208.
209.
William STITES (13th ch.)
1691
1697
1676
Mary
216.
Ephraim MARTIN I
Rebecca DRAKE
217.
Keziah RUNION (RUNYON)
218.
219.
Gabriel STELLE
220.
221.
222.
Henry ALWARD Jr. or II
Anna
Benjamin ByRSON (Quaker)
Sarah Ann DICKEY (Quaker)
Isaac COX II (I)
Sarah SUTTON, widow of
George Trembley (I)
405.
Elizabeth GALL
408.
Jeffrey MANNING (I)
Hepsybsh ANDREWS
432.
*03.
434.
435.
436.
437.
1724
7
LongI
1750
?
1749
1727
NJ
1694
1697
1673
c.1690
NJ
NJ
ENG
PA
1732/3
1700
IRE
1769
1712
1771
NJ
NJ
NJ
?
1733
1732
1739
1725
NJ
NJ
PA
1769
1765
1714
c.1685
c.1697
1639
HOLL
1650/55
ENG
?
NJ
ENG
?
NJ
NY
7
John TREMBLEY
bef.1643
C.1639
C-.1641
1644
John LANG, Jr. (Quaker)
MASS
MASS
1666
ENG
MASS
1693
?
MASS
MASS
NJ
Margaret
Joseph FITZRANDOLPH ,Sr.
Hannah (Johannah) CONGER
Rev. John DRAKE
Rebecca TROTTER
Richard STITES (I)
James MARTIN
Hannah SMITH
Vincent RONGNION
Mary HULL
(Sieur) Poncet STELLE (I)
Eugenie LEGEREAU
440.
441.
442.
Henry AL !&RD (I)
446.
498.
480.
John EEKLEY
443.
NJ
MASS
Jan TYMEUSEN-VALENTINE
Catherine TAMANIEZER
Mary NOE or NOUEE
Samuel TINGLE or TINGLEY
416.
1761
1714
1713
Jacques COSSART, Jr. (I)
Lea VILAIN (BELLMAN in Dutch)
390.
391.
404.
*U5.
ENG
MASS
bef.1695
(Col.) Daniel COXE (I)
Eleanor STUART
414.
NJ
NJ
NJ
NY
Sarah COMPTON
243.
413.
1785
. 1st wife
244.
410.
411.
412.
ENG
1708
223. . Sarah EAKLEY
242.
John HOUSTON (I)
409.
••.J
Martha
James MANNINGS
Christiana LAING
334.
385.
386.
387.
388.
389.
;;j
?
7
1st wife
206.
245.
D«?ath
NY
Judith HENDRICKSON
John COMPTON II
1656
1670
1655
I655
1646
1680
1635
c.1671
1673
c.1650
1664/5
?
1669
Elizabeth MUNDY (MUNDI, MUNDAY) 1672
Joseph BURSON (Quaker)
Mary POTTS (Quaker)
1632
1690
1726
1742
NJ
NH
1739/40
NJ
ENG
1702
LongI.
NJ postl?21
NJ
NJ
?
1715
NJ 1716 or 23
1757
?
1735
ENG
7
1713
7
7
1735
PA
7
7
1720
1725
7
•p
NJ
NJ
?
?
?
94
ANCESTOR TA3LE
Chart 29
Dea1th
Birth
782.
783.
800.
Pierre NOUEE (Peter Noe)
Margaret CLARK, prob. 2nd wife
Palmer TINGLE or TINGLEY (I)
801.
Anna (Hannah) FOSDICK, m.(2)
802.
James BARRETTE of MA
Thomas CALL
803.
808.
809.
810.
811.
816.
817.
Bennet(t) HARRISON, 1st wife
Palmer Tingle or TINGLEY (I)
818.
Joseph Andrews
Elizabeth
820.
821.
824.
Margaret?
826.
827.
828..
830.
831.
832.
864.
865.
866.
868.
869.
870.
871.
880.
881.
884.
885.
886.
887.
?
1614
1615
c.1597
16??
1614
Anna (Hannah) Fosdick (I)
1615
(m.(2) James Barrett of Chsirlestown
Mass.)
Thomas CALL (I)
c.1597
Bennett(or BeNnett) HARRISON
tcA
C.1615
(Capt.) John MANNING
Abigail
819.
• 825.
7
(Andrewes)
John LAING (I)
Sarah TROTTER
John SMITH
Vincent RONGNION Sr. (I)
Anne BOUTCHER (I)
Hopewell HULL
Mary MARTIN (dau. of John I)
(Rev.) Thomas ALWARD (I)
Anne
?
MASS
MASS
ENG
1681
1676
MASS
?
MASS
1688
1697
?
ENG
1675/6
MASS
MASS
NJ
?
NJ
1713
NJ
1620
HOLL
1712
1595
1657
1663
7
1651
1636
1649
7
1686/90
7
ENG
1687
7
c.1677
?
?
ENG
1717
NH
1723
NJ aft.1700
FR
7
NH
NH
ENG
1713
1699
1693
postl696
by1674
?
NJ
NJ
?
LongI.
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
m.(2)Robert ROGERS 1675
William COMPTON (I)
Mary WILMOT
Nicholas MUNDIE (DAY)
C.1631
1635
16??
Stephen FOSDICK
1583
1603.
I638.
1st wife
1728.
1729.
MA
?
7
1679/80
1602.
1663.
1676
ENG
?
SCOT
1650
1652
1656.
I6B2.
ENG
ENG
Joseph BURSON (Quaker) (I)
Gemima STROUD (Quaker)
1650.
1651.
1654.
MA
?
?
?
16??
977.
1681
c.1597
Elizabeth HULL
976.
NJ
MA
1644*
1641
Mary KELLY (confusion)
(Capt.) Francis DRAKE (I)
1615
I63I
William TROTTER (I)
Catherinedst name Cutbury)GIBBS
7
(Dr.) John STITES (I)
Joseph MARTIN
?
?
?
ENG
?
ENG
Edward FITZRANDOLPH, Jr. II 1Japti607
Elizabeth BLOSSOM I m.(2)
Capt. John Pike
John CONGER (BELCONGER)
NJ
FR
?
ENG
?
Sir Thomas ANDREWS (I)
(Lord Mayor of London)
?
(Dea.) Thomas BLOSSOM (I)
1580
Ann (HEILSON-HELDSON-ELSON-ALSTON) (I)
John KELLY (I)
?
Robert DRAKE
C.1580
Giles (Gyles) GIBBS (I)
?
Kathryn (Katherine, Catherine)
John MARTIN I
1736.
Esther (Hester) ROBERTS
John COMPTON (J)
1737.
Susanna
1620
1628
15?orl6?
7
ENG
7
7
?
ENG
I694orl709
1713
16??
16??
1700
1710
NJ
NJ
7
?
PA
PA
1664
MA
bef.1635
ENG?
ENG
ENG
?
ENG?
ENG
?
1643
1633
MA
ENG
?
1687
1687
ENG
?
7
ENG
?
?
ENG
.
?
1644
1668
1641
1660
MA
MA
MA
NH
CONN.
NJ
NJ
ANCESTOR TA"-I.E
Chart
95
?o
•Hrth
1.733.
Jon-. 30UTCHER (BOUCHER) (T)
1741.
Agnes COFFIN, 2nd wife
1740.
?
7
?
ENGpoatl665
?
1594/5
ENG
163?
1742. John MARTIN (I)
1594/5
1743. Esther ROBERTS
1628
1760. Alexander ALWARD (I)
15?orl6?
1768. John COMPTON (I)
7
1769. Susanna
1774. (Rev.) Joseph HULL
1594/5
1775. Agnes COFFIN? nrob. 2nd wife
1610
ENG
?
ENG
1687
1687
16??
NJ
NJ
MASS
ENG
ENG
I665
1693
?
3456.
3457.
3453.
(Rev.) Joseph HULL (T)
Death
?
1610
ENG
Isaac MARTIN
Judith UPHAm. (unoroven)
Thomas ROBERTS
1J
NH
0
1600-1606
3459.
Rebecca HILTON
?
3484.
3485.
Isaac MARTIN
Judith UPHAM (unproven)
BIRD
Working on BIRD-WILSON-CHOATE lines.
?
MA
1673
NH
l665 died- NH
?
bur.- b[E
MA
QUERY
John and Nancy (Couts)
7/ILSON Bird with children in 1340 census Dade and Lawrence counties,
CHOATE MO. children born in TENN.iArch BIRD b. 1820 d. 1376, MO. m.
Hann->h WILSON, b c.1328 Ohio, d. bef.1372, MO; Robert BIRD b.
1323, d.1331 MO m. Jane WILSON b.1829,Ohio d.1913. MO (my line
through son LAWSON <3IRD-?th of 13 ch - b.1359 d.1948); Bettie
Ann BIRD b.1331 d.1923 COLO. m. James WISON b.1327 Ohio d.1908
COLO.; William C. BIRD b.1334 (may be neDhew not son of John
and Nancy) d.1913 COLO. m.Mary E. WILSON b.1838 Ohio d.1927
COLO.
Also want CHOATE connections of two other children of
John *nd Nancy 3IRDi Henry BIRD b.1332 d.1376 MO, m. Lucinda
CHOATE, b.1333 TENN. d.1917, MO and Nancy Paralee BIRD b c.
1837, d.1894 MO. m. (1) Nicholas Huston CHOATE, b.1831 TENN.
m. (2) John EARLYWINE who d.1900, 3 known ch. Alexander (c.
1854-) Alneda (c.1856-) Mark (1861-1956)
Laura Soske Kitros (Mrs. Michael A.)
483 Aranô Dr., Santa Barbara, CA 93111
QUAKER MARRIAGE-FAMILY RECORD
Wintringham- Kitchln
This marriage record on parchment was found in an antique shop in Palisades New
York. Information appears on both sides. Location of the events is Yorkshire
SSlaS?Ai„?IS1?gt0n-*i?eWt0n„?,ld
O**"1** ishave
been in
l^^ted
in the southeast
bast^Ridmg.
rhe village, Wintringham,
located
the northern
section ofarea
Eastof
Due to difficulty of reading Old English script, it is not certain if Neldemols is
correct. It has not been located on available maps. Duplication is as exact as
£S
r d0^1,1?115 °n the feverse side be8in with family deaths and include calcu
lations of Rachel's age at time of death.
Beatrice Mohr McGrath
4746 Amarosa Street
Santa Barbara, California 93110
96
WHEREAS Robert Wintringham of Newton in Neldornols in the County of York, Weaver,
and Mary Kitchin daughter of Edward Kitchin of Easington in the county aforesaid
Having declared their intentions of Joyning together in Marriage before two Publick
Meetings of the People called Quakers at their Meeting House in Owstwick in the
aforesaid County of York according to the good order said amongst them Whose pro
ceeding therein after a deliberate consideration thereof were approved having regard
to the Righteous Law of God and Example of his People recorded in the scriptures of
Truth in that date They appearing here and now from all other persons and having
the consent of relations concerned and which upon the inquiry did truly appear Now
these are further to Certify to all whom it may concern that for the full Accomp
lishment of their said intentions they the said Robert Wintringham and Mary Kitchin
upon the thirteenth Day of the Eleventh Month in the Year of our Lord one Thousand
Seven Hundred and forty three appeared in a Publick Assembly of the aforesaid
People and Others met together upon that Occasion in their Meeting House in Owstwick
at which time and in a Solemn manner to the said Robert Wintringham taking the said
Mary by the hand did openly Declare as followeth friends in the face of the Lord and
in the presence of this Assembly I take this my friend Mary Kitchin to be my Wife
promising to be to her a Loving and dutiful Husband so long as we shall live or
Words to that purpose.
And then and in the said Assembly the said Mary did likewise declare as followeth
friends in the face of the Lord and in the presence of this Assembly I take this my
friend Robert Wintringham to be my Husband promising to be to him a Loving and
dutiful Wife until it shall please the Lord to Separate us by Death or Words to this
effect.
And the said Robert Wintringham and Mary his Wife as a further confirmation thereof
did then and there to those Present set their hands and we whose names are hereunto
subscribed being present amongst others at the solemnizing of their said Marriage
and Subscription in manner as aforesaid as Witnesses thereunto do also to those
Present Subscribe our Names the Day and Year above Written.
Richard Thorp
John Turner
John Galloway
Edw Jopson
Mary Thorp
Hannah Thorp
Lydea Bird
Wm Listor
Wm Booth
Samuel Mair
Mary Listor
Hannah Bird
Mm Ward
Eliz
Hannah Raines
John Pinder
Thomas Smith
Ann Mair
William Billany
Samuel Jackson
Edw Stickney
Hanah Pinder
Jn Webster
Wm Clapisan
Thomas Spillby
her mark
X
Kitchin
Peter Acy
And these being our Childrens names
Hannah daughter of Robert and Mary Wintringham Borne the 9th day of the 11th
month 1744
Rachel daughter of Robert and Mary Wintringham Borne the 9th day of the 7th
month 1746
Sarah daughter of Robert and Mary Wintringham Borne the 14th day of the 11th
month 1747
Mary daughter of Robert and Mary Wintringham Bome the 16th day of the 10th
month 1749
John son of Robert and Mary Wintringham Borne the 2nd day of the 11th month 1751
James son of Robert and Mary Wintringham Bome the 2nd day of the 4th month 17SS
My loving wife departed this life the 28th of the 4th month 1755
Hannah departed this life the 22nd of the 9th month 1755
James departed this life the 11th of the 5th month 1755
My dear father departed this life the 30th of the 8th month 1776
1788
1746
0W7
)7
1790 CENSUS
REAL PRESIDIO DE SANTA BARBARA Ano de 1790 Cavasa de su Jurisdiccion
(Conied 1 Oct. 1963, Lilian M. Fish, S.B. Historical Society)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Don Felipe de Gyocoechea, Teniente Commandante de la Compania
refor (lieut. Com.) Presidio, Espanol, Natural del Real de
Cosola, Sonoa, 43, Soltero, Tiene un criado (servant),
Valentin Planeves, Espanol. natural de Cataluna
Don Pablo Cota, Alferez (Ensign), Espanol, natural de Loreto,
46 cc. Rosa Maria de Lugo, Espanol, 27-6 hijos (children),
Manuel 12, Polonia, 10, Maria Isabel 8, Maria Manuela 6,
Francisco Atanasio 4, Bartolomi 1
Jose Ignacio Olivera, Sargto, Espanol, Natural de San Jose de
Cabo, 40, Vieudo (widower). 4 jijos, Lucas Antonio 10, Ana
Maria Leonor 6, Diego Antonia Maria 4, Maria Estefana 2
Jose Raimundo Carrillo, Sargeanto, Espanol, Natural de Loreto,
41 cc m. Tomasa de Lugo, Espanol, 23, 3 hijos Carlos Antonio
5.
7, Maria Antonia 4£, Anastacio de 2
Jose Maria Ortega, Sargent, Espanol, Natural de Loreto, 30
cc m. Francisca Lopez, Espanol, 27. 4 hijos Martin 9. Maria
6.
Ignacio Olivera, Cavo, Espanol Natural de San Antonio (lower
7.
Luis Pena, soldado, Espanol, Natural de San Jose de Cabo, 40
cc. m. Paula Cortes, mestisa, 16, 2 hijos Maria Nicolosa 2,
Maria Ignacia 4 mos.
Jose Antonio Belarde (/elarde- V crossed off, B written over
it), milate, natural de Rio.de Piasta, 44 cc. m. Juliana
Antonia 7. Jose Vicente 5. Jose Antonio 1
Calif.) 32 cc m. Marcela Fells, Espanola, 19, 2 hijos Antonio
Maria 5. Tomas Antonio 2
8.
Quijda (Quija or na) India, 46 tiene 2 Huerfanos (orphans)
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Maria Rosa 10, Jose Luciano 4
Rafael Gerardo Gozalez, mestiso, Natural de Sinoloa 44,
m. Tomasa Quinterb, mulata,. 18
Isidro German, Espanol. Natural de Sinoloa, 36 cc m. Manuela
de Ochoa, mestiza, 30, 5 hijos Francisco 9. Maria Antonia 7,
Maria Gertrudis 5, Maria Dionicia 3, Cristobal Antonio 2 mos.
Rosalino Fernandes, mulato, natural de Fuertes, 32 cc. m.
Juana Quintero 27. mulata (tiene, pencil) 6 hijos Maria
Luciana 9. Maria. Isobel 7, Antonio 5, Maria Josefa 4, Maria
Felipe, Maria Mareela 6 mos.
Felipe Gonzalez, mes'tizb Natural de Nazaret 45 cc m. Felipa
de la Cruz, India 45
Fructuoso Ruiz, Espanol, Natural de Villa de Fuerte 29 cc
m. Maria Isabel Acosta mestiza (tiene in pencil), 23 1 hijo
Juan Pedro 8 anos
Juan Melohor Lopez, Indio Natural de San Martin 30 cc, m.
Maria Martinez, coyote, 36
Eugenio Valdez, Espanol Natural de Villa de Fuerte 36 cc
m. Sebastiana.Quintero, mulata 25 cc tiene 4 hijos Cresencio
8, Antonia Maria 6, Beatriz 4, Serfina 2
16.
Tomas Espihosa, Espanol, Natural de Sinoloa 25 cc m. Maria
17.
Luis Lugo, Espanol Natural de Palo Blanco (Loreto) 40 cc
18.
19.
Rosalce mestisa, 17
m. Maria Antonia
Julian 11, Maria
Rufina 1$, Justa
Antonio Vasquez,
Campos, India, 32 (tieni) 5 hijos Jose
Faustina 10, Maria Petra 3h. Mariana
Gertrudis It (las Dia?)
Espanol, Natural de Sinaloa 26 cc m.
Isabel Cortes mestisa 15
Juan Maria Romero, mestizo, 38 cc m. Lugarda Salzado mestiza
29 6 hijos Maria Josefa 13. Jose Antonio 11, Maria Gertrudis
9, Maria Rafaela 7. Maria Josefa 5. Jose Domingo 2
98
20.
21.
22.
1790 CENSUS
Anastacio Maria Feliz, Espanol Natural de los Alamos, 43 cc
m. Gertrudis Valenzuela, Espanol 22 3 hijos Juan Jose 8, Ana
Geronima 4, Maria Antonia 2
Manuel Ignacio Lugo, Espanol Natural de Sinaloa 29 cc 34 crossed
out, m. Gertrudis Sanchez, Espanola, 40 3 hijos Jose Miguel
11, Maria Dolores 8, Ana Maria 5
Jose Manuel Orchaza, mestizo, Natural de Sinaloa 34 cc o.
Maria Valenzuela, Espanola 26 5 hijos Jose Manuel 9. Jose
Hilario 7. Maria Candalarda 5. Jose Antonio 5, Jose Bacileo
2
23.
24.
mos.
Francisco Paula Garcia, Espanol, Natural de Puerto de Cadiz
30, m. Maria Luisa Ortega, Espanola, 22 3 hijos Maria de Jesus
6, Maria del Rosario 2, Maria de la Concepcion 9 mos.
Luis Romero, Espanol, Natural de Loreto, 32 cc m. Maria
Gomez, Espanola 30
25.
Jose Maria Encarnacio, Indio Natural del Palo(Falo?) 20 cc
m. Maria Micaela Landeros 39 2 hijos Manuela (Manuel?) 11.
Jose Ignacio 9
26.
Gabriel Espinosa, Espanol, Natural de Sinaloa 26 cc m.
27.
Jose Migeul Flores, Espanol, Natural de Quchepila (?) 27 cc
28.
5&. Teodocio 3$, Petra 10 mos.
Mariano Cota. Espanol, Natural de Loreto (age torn off) m.
29.
Manuel Valenzuela, Espanol Natural de Sinaloa 34 cc m.
Josefa Osuna. Espanola 15
m. Maria Concepcion Quintero, mulata 20 3 hijos Ana Gertrudis
Maria Ignacia Belarde, mestiza 17 1 hijo Maria Clara 12 days
Maria Concepcion de Armenta, espanol 29 2 hijos Jose Ignacio
30.
9. Maria Rosalia 7. Caspar Jose 4
Tomas Gonzalez,
mestizo. Natural de Villa del Rosario 26 cc
m. Percevancia Cortez mestiza 15
31.
32.
33*
34.
Vincents Quisada, mestizo. Natural de los Alamos 36 cc m.
Maria Josefa Villavicencio 19 coyote
Javier AlvaradoEspanol, Natural de Loreto 34 cc. m. Maria
Ignacia Amador, Espanol, 23 2 hijos Ana Joaquina 4£, Juan
Bautista 3 mos.
Ignacio Rodriguez, Espanol, Natural de los Alamos, 31 cc m.
Juana Parra, mestizo 25 5 hijos Jose Maria 7. Maria Gertrudis
5, Maria Josefa 4, Jose Francisco lj, Jose de Jesus 4 mos.
Jose Ayala, Espanol, Natural de Real de Cosala 27 cc m.
Juana Felix, Espanola, 17 2 hijos Maria del Carmen 2£, Jose
Antonia 7 mos.
35.
Juan Ignacio Valencio, Natural de Fronteras, mestizo 56 cc
m. Marcia Rita Samora, mestisa, 39 4 hijos Maria Francisco
11, Maria Ignacia 7. Juan Vincente 4, Miguel Antonio \\, and
36.
Pedro Valenzuela, Espanol, natural de Sinaloa 35 cc ra.
Maria Dolores Parra, mestiza 29 3 hijos Jose Maria 8, Jose
his 2 stepsons 1 Jose de la Crus 17 ('not the Governor")
37.
38.
39.
40
Juan Hilario 14
Antonio 4, Antonia Maria 6 mos.
Jose Fedeo Sanchez, esp. Sinaloa 35 cc m. Maria Petra Montail.
esp. 26 4 hijos Maria Antonia 8, Vicente Anestasio 5i, Juana
Maria 3i. Petra Leonor 1
Hilario Carton, mestizo Loreto 23 cc m. Juana Maria de Jesus
mestisa, 14
Jose Planco, Indo, Natural de Cocula 40 cc m. Maria Leonor
coyota 38
Jose Maria Dominguez, mestizo, natural de Sinaloa, 27 cc
m. Marcelina Feliz, espanola 19 2 hijos Emecio 2. ?
99
17Q0 CENSUS
41;
Juan Matias da Olivas,
Indio, Natural de Rosario,
31. vieudo
(widower) 4 hijos Maria Nicolasa 11?, Juan Pablo 9?. Cosme 6,
Maria de los Santos
2
4?.
43.
Francisco Calbo. Espanol, Natural de Cozala, 36 vieudo
Jose Maria Aguila y Fragozo, espanol, Natural de Agua Cattan
44.
Francisco Maria Ruiz, cabo, Espanol,
28 vieudo
Natural de Loreto 37
soltero
45.
Juan Leyba, mestizo, Natural de Cozala, 20 soltero
46.
Antonio Barrera, mulato, natural de los Alamos,
47.
Miguel Pico, mulato, natural de San Javier de Cabaza, 20,
48.
Jose Manuel Fejco (Feyjco?) espanol, natural de Puebla, 21
49.
Jose Landrar de Guebara, espanol, natural de Quetero, 28
50.
51.
Bernado Ramirez, espanol, natural de Tepic, 26, soltero
Jose Maria Flores, mestizo, natural de Valladolid 24, soltero
52.
53.
Tomas Cosemiro Oribe, espanol, natural de Tepic, 27. soltero
Juan Francisco Colorza-N or V, Indio, natural de Cuesillo,
54.
55-
Juan Maximo Pena, Indio. natural de Cuesillo, 30 soltero
Dolores Pico, mulata, natural de San Javier, 26 soltero
56.
57.
Jose Ignacio Higuera, mestizo, natural de Loreto, 25 soltero
Jose Cristobal Palomares, espanol, natural de Real San Jose
58.
Salvador Gonzales de Sayos, Espanol, 24, soltero
59.
Laureno Jose Montalban, mestizo,
20 soltero
soltero
soltero
soltero
25 soltero
de Canelos,
20, soltero
natural de Granada, 311
soltero
60.
Nicolas Felipe Cortes, mestizo, natural de Culiacan, 31,
61.
Hilario Jiminez, mestizo, natural de Tepic, 26 (in writing
"Juana Maria", 19 India de la Mission Santa Barbara")
Agustin Leyba, Labrador, mulato, natural de Loreto, 50 m.
Guadalupe Belarde espanol, 43, 3 hijos Anastacio 16, Jose
soltero
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
Miguel 14, Rufino 11, Maria Anastacia ? (Huerfana mestiza)
Luis Quintero, Sastre (Tailor), mulato, natural de Guadalajara
65 m. Petra Rubio, 48, mulata 1 hijo Jose Clemente 13
Joaquin Rodriquez, labrador, espanol, natural de los Alamos
30, m. Caterina Quintero,mulata, 25 1 hijo Alejandro 5
Francisco Lugo, labrador, Espanol natural de Sinaloa 50,
vieudo de (widower of) Juana Villananel, D.S. Barbara, March
21, 1790 6 hijos Joseph Antonio 17. Jose Ignacio 16, Antonio
Maria 13, Juan Maria 10, Maria Antonia 14 (writing very poor
so??) Maria Ignacia 7
Mariano Cordero, Sastre (Tailor) espanol, Natural de Loreto
40, m. Juana Pinto, mulata 24 2 hijos Jose Estanislas 9. Pedro
Regalado 4
Candalaria Redondo, espanol, natural de Sinaloa, 43 vieuda
(widow) tiene 5 hijos Rafael Sepulveda 18, Manuel 16,
Francisco 13, Sebastian 11, Maria Antonia 9
Real Presidio de Santa Barbara de 21 de Agosto de 1790
Don Felipe de Goycoechea, Commandate
Fr.
Antonio Paterna
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE
RECORDS -
1888
(Copied by Helen Miller, M.E.Galbraith)
ABLES, Alice A.
ALDRED, Alexandra
Ellen
ANDERSON, James
AIKENS, George
ADLER, D. N.
ANDERSON, Lavina
ARUTA, Rosa F.
AYALA,Amelia
AYALA, Louisa
BACKUS, James S.
BADILLO, Rafaela
BAILEY, E. J.
Henry W. BUSSETT
Robert M. DILLARD
20 Aug
6 Sep
Elizabeth RAE
Clara E. BARNES
Julia NELSON
11
5
3
Jul
Dec
Dec
Owen KELLY
Gllman SMITH
Adolpho RUIZ
John GRAHAM
11
?
1
23
Apr
Apr
Apr
Sep
Stella BASQUEZ
22 Oct
A.
26
L.
QUINTERO
Emma FLYNN
J. E. BRASHEAR
BARKER, Nancy E.
BARNES, Clara E.
BARNES, Frank
BARRINGER, Ella A.
BASQUEZ, Stella
George AIKENS
Nov
Sta.Maria
Sta.Barb.
none
Sta.Barb.
none
Sta.Barb.
none
9 Apr
16 May
Sta.Barb.
5 Dec
Sta.Barb.
Lompoc
Lulu KEENAN
24
Dec
LosOlivas
Sta.Barb.
Daniel SANDS
28 May
James BACKUS
Lizzie E. HEYL
J. B. KOHN
22
11
6
Oct
Jul
Oct
Inger Jusissens
24
Dec
BRASHEAR, J. E.
BROBECK, Joseph
George ELLIOT
Nancy E. BARKER
Margaretta KELLY
BROWN,
BURKE,
16 Feb Sta.Maria
16 May Lompoc
16 Oct Sta.Barb.
Pascual GALAS
19 Aug
Mary Ellen KENNEDY
26
Alice A. ABLES
20 Aug
Hunter
12
BENTON,
Edward
BLAISDELL, Mrs.
BORUN, Alfred
BRADLEY, Ellen
Jane A.
Caterine
Thomas
BUSSETT, Henry
CABLER, Mary E.
CALDWELL, Rosabell
CALLIS, Minnie
CALLIS, William H.
CAMP, Rose
CARRILLO, Jacunda
CARRILLO, Josie
CLEMENTS, Leon Napoleon
CLENDENIN, Mary
CLIFTON, Orisa K.
COATS, Emeline
CONKLIN, Jessie
CONTERIO, C.
COOMBS, Albert D.
CORDONA,
CORDERO,
Andria
Luisa
CRAVIOTA,
Bridget
PETTIT
Jun
Mch
Leon NapoleonCLEMENTS20Sep
Paul C. HIGGENS
Elizabeth G. INNISS
Albert D. COOMBS
29 Nov
4 Nov
24 Jul
Miguel LACOVE
18
J. B. MENDELSEN
Rosabell CALDWELL
24 Apr
20 Sep
Edward H.
28 Mch
WARD
26 May
Michael
25
10 Sep
Anna PERNA
Rose CAMP
Manuel GONZALEZ
29 Oct
24 Jul
20 Mch
Manuel GONZALEZ
Elvina PETTITE
Emmet G. ORD
10 Oct
18 Jun
17 Oct
DALLY,
Anita DOMINGUES
19 May
Harriet B. PRESCOTT
C. A. SMITH
6
11
John Henry
DEMING, D. W.
DILLARD, Robert M.
DINGMAN, Riley
DOMINGUEZ, Anita
DOMINGUEZ,
Isobel
DOMINGUEZ,
Selen
DONLEY,
Annie
EKLUND,
Charles
Viola EMERY
Alexandra Ellen
ALDRED
none
Sta.Barb.
5 Sep
CRITCHERSON, John
DAILY, EL Norma F.
DAVIS, John Scudder
DAWSON, Barbara
Carp.
Dec
Rufus MONTAGUE
Silvia SOTA
Goleta
Sta.Barb.
Oct
Joseph E. GREEN
M.ROBINSON
Sta.Maria
Oct
Jul
23 May
6 Sep
Leona WARRICK
21
Dec
John Henry DALLY
William SHAW
Eleana LEYVA
Johannes KINDER
Jennie H0LGREN
19
23
2
4
I
May
May
Aug
Sep
Apr
Carp.
103
SANTA
BARBARA
ELLIOT, George
EMERY, Viola
ERRO, Miguel
ESCOBAR, Marguesa
ESPINSO, Juana
EVERETT. Cora B.
EVERETT, Ella B.
FERN, Libbie
FIDLER, John H.
FIELDS, Ezra G.
MARRIAGE
RECORDS
-1888
BRADLEY
26
Feb
D.
DEMING
23
May Sta. Barb.
W.
Josefa
G.
E.
OVIEOLA
S.
William
J.
D.
Mrs.
Apr
Apr
20 Aug
PRESCOTT
F.
STEBBINS
M.
REID
PEED
Nancy
J.
Peter
E.
FRAZER, A. J.
FRITIERE, Candldo
GALES, Pascual
GARCIA, Emencla
GIAVARRA, Maria A.
GILBERT, Ella E.
GILMORE, William
J.
Apr
it
14
Jul
11
4
Dec
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5
Nov
i
19
BROWN
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Nov
Apr
Aug
Cojc
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Rancho
Aug Sta Barb.
Carp.
ROCKWELL
25
Jun
D. ROBLES
ROBINSON
20
Jun
Sta. Ynez
25
27
Feb
Sta
28
20
Feb
Mch
Bridget CRAVIOTA
10
Oct
John
12
23
Dec
9
26
Aug
May
Mary V. SMITH
Wilay E. ORR
20
7
Oct
Jun
Theodore
MADSEN
14
May
STANLEY
13
Nov
"
29
Nov
•t
John
V.
Ricardo
Charles
Elsie
MORRISON
Mary E.
GONZALEZ, Manuel
GONZALEZ, Manuel
GORLEY, Laura May
GRAHAM, John
GRANT, Peter
GREEN, Joseph E.
GRIMM, Albert J.
GRONDONA, Mary Antonia
GULBRANSEN, Marie
GUTH, Zoe
HACKING, Charles J.
20
ORR
JACENTA
Caterlno
Earl Frank
May
9 Aug
29
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9
Wilson
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15
BAILY
James
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HILL
HACKING
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Nov
GRANT
J.
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14
Josephine M. JAMISON
Charles
Sta. Maria
15
12
ORELLA
James
Claude
FINCH, Jane Dunbar
FLANEGAN, Mary
FLYNN, Emma
GOLAND,
COUNTY
Ellen
Andria
CORDOVA
Otis
Louisa
Jane
LEDDY
REDDEN
AYALLA
Dunbar
Oriaa
K.
FINCH
CLIFTON
Charles
Mary FLANEGAN
Barb.
ii
Sep
ii
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Sep
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HARTELL, John E.
HARTMAN, Tillie
HATHAWAY, Frank C.
Lea Agusta HOGSETT
6
Feb
ii
William
9
6
Jan
"
OctLosAlamos
HARTUNG,
William
1
Jan
Jennie
Mary
Sadie
HEAD,Herbert William
Jane
WILSON
Estella
F.
WAITE
WEYGANDT
NEWLOVE
14
HESKETH, Moon
HEYL, Lizzie E.
Esther
Edward
TORREY
L.
BENTON
HIGGENS, Paul C.
HILL, Mrs. Nancy J.
Minnie
CALLIS
HIMENEZ, Soledad^
John
v
H.
Nov
FIDLER
Mar tin
17
Aug
Jul
"
29
4
Nov
Carp.
Dec
23
HOBBS, Bertha M.
HOGSETT, Lea Agusta
HOLGREN, Jennie
HOLLINGSHEAD, Edith
HOWERTON, Thomas
HUMBERT, Matilda A.
INNES, Elizabeth G.
JACENTA, Yzbella
JAMISON, Josephine M.
Thomas E. HOWERTON
John E. HARTELL
26
Jul
Feb
6
Feb
JESSEE, J. Victor
JETER, F. M.
JOHANSEN, Laura Amelia
JOHNSTON, Ardelaide H.
JUAREZ, Mary Trinidad
JUSISSENS, Inger
EKLUND
John F. WILSON
Bertha M.
HOBBS
William M. McCORKLE
William
Candido
CALLIS
FRITIERE
Ezra
G.
FIELDS
Mary
E. McHENRY
Lottie
Crist
A.
H.
Apr
1 Aug
1
26
Feb
20
Jun
4
Nov
Sta
Barb.
"
Sta .Barb.
"
"
none
Sta
Barb.
Carp.
Sta .Barb.
none
Sta .Maria
none
5 Nov Cojo R ancho
1 May Sta .Barb.
16
Feb
MAGNER
16
Sep
Los Mamos
WEDSTED
2
Jul
Sta .Barb.
4
22
Aug
Aug
24
Dec
ANDREWS
Vincente
Alfred
Barb.
11
Joseph LOPEZ
Charles
Sta
SchoolDist
LOPEZ
BORUN
Sta .Maria
"
"
"
"
"
"
104
SANTA
BARBARA
COUNTY
MARRIAGE
KEAN, Ruth
KEATING, Emily S.
KEENAN, Lulu 0.
KELLY, Margaretta
KELLY, Owen
William
KENNEDY,
Mary Ellen
Dwight WHITING
Frank
BARNES
LosOlivas
Sta.Barb.
16
Oct
Apr
Thomas
BURKE
26
Jun
Sep
28 Feb
4
DONLEY
Samuel
P.
Jacunda
SNOW
A.
BLAISDELL
CARRILLO
Sta.Barb.
"
"
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
••
••
6
Oct
•i
••
18
Oct
ii
.1
Robert 0. WALKER
Earl Frank GOLAND
20 Oct Sta.Maria
28 Feb. Sta-Barb.
Selen DOMINGUEZ
Soledad Himenez
2
Aug
it
ii
23
Jul
"
"
9
Mch
•i
ii
May
22 Aug
4 Aug
ii
••
-Anastacia
Juana
OLIVAS
PICO
8
Mary Trinidad JUARREZ
Ardelaide
Howard
Matilda
A.
Victor-J,
JOHNSON
20
HUMBERT
JESSEE
Jun
16. Feb
ii
m
ii
ii
Sta.Maria
v.
ii
Sep Sta.Barb.
Lompoc
12 Feb
Marie CULBRANSEN
14 May Sta.Barb.
n
li
GeneosoEvo MAY(or MIX? )27 Aug
16 Sep LosAlamos
F. N. JETER
Ellen SHAW
Ransom MOORE
H.
E.
23
NEWLOVE
Walter
METCALF, George
Ella
Albert
Dec
11
MAY,Geneoso Evo(or MIX?)
MENDELSEN, J. B.
MIOT,
Dec
BROBECK
Mrs.Jane
MISCALL, Maggie E.
MITCHEL, Henry John
1
24
ANDERSON
KOHN, J. B.
LaCOVE, Miguel
LAUGHLIN, Mary I.
LEDDY, Mary E.
LEYVA, Eleana
LOPEZ, Joseph
LOPEZ, Nicholas
LOPEZ, Solomon Caesar
LOPEZ. Vincent
McANDREWS, A.
McCORKLE, William M.
McHENRY, Mary E.
McKEE, John J.
McREYNOLDS, Eplice
R. F.
Nov
Lavina
Annie
MARTIN,
1888
1
Joseph
KINDER, Johannes
KNAPP, Ella
MADSEN, Theodore
MAGEE, Walter
MAGNER, Lottie
RECORDS
MORRISON
14
Nov
ii
OGAN
Ella
NIDEVER
John
P.
SchoolDist
Aug Sta.Barb.
24 Apr
30 Aug
Carp.
Josie' CARRILLO
M.
Mar tin
27
MAGEE
11
10
PARKER
Jul
Oct
i,
"
Sta.Barb.
11
Jul
ii
MIX, Geneoso Evo (or MAY?
MONTAGUE, Rufus
MOORE, Ransom
MORGAN, Agnes S.
MORRISON, Elsie
MORRISON, William
MULLINARY, Edward B.
NELSON, Julia
NEWLOVE, H. E.
Walter
MAGEE
27
Aug
ii
ii
Jessie
CONKLIN
10
Sep
•i
••
12
Feb
Lompoc
Henry L.' WILLIAM
10
William
27
Sep Sta.Barb.
ii
ii
Sep
NEWLOVE,
Herbert
Sadie Jane
NIDEVER, Ella
NIDEVER, Fannie
NIDEVER, Frank
NOLAN, Charles
Clarabell
WHITFORD
Eplice McREYNOLDS
Ruth
GILMORE
KEAN
Belle
STRONACH
D.
N.
ADLER
R.
F.
MARTIN
14
Wm.HEAD
"
Nov
"
1
Nov
28
Aug
3
Dec
n
ii
-
n
••
••
"
"
Mar C inSchoolDist
ii
"
ii
11
Jul
Carp.
23
Oct
Sta.Barb.
23
Oct
SMITH
26
Dec
NOTT, W. H.
OGAN, Ella N.
OLIVAS, Anastacia
ORD, Emmet G.
Mary A. WEBBER
George F. METCALF
11
Jul
30
Aug
Carp.
9
Mch
Sta.Barb.
ORELLA, Josefa
ORR, James Wilson
ORR, Wilsy E.
OVIEDA, E. S.
OWEN. Kelly
PARKER, John P.
PEED, J. D.
PERNA, Anna
Miguel ERRO
Albert
Frank
Fannie
Alice
MIOT
NIDEVER
NIDEVER
Nicholas
LOPEZ
El
¥.
A.
Norma
J.
DAILY
FRASER
Mary Antonia GRONDONA
17
Oct
"
Apr
Aug
ii
7
Jun
20
ANDERSON
11
Aug
Apr
Maggie
E.
10
Libbie
FERN
CONTERIO
C.
ESPINOSA
MISCALL
ii
Sta.Barb.
15
20
Lavina
Juana
ii
Lompoc
i
i
"
'
"
•
"
•
"
'
Oct
"
'
14
Jul
"
•
29
Oct
"
'
105
SANTA
PETTIT, Hunter
PETTITE, Elvina
PICO, Juana
PICO, Juana
PIKE, Charles
PRESCOTT, Harriet B.
PRESCOTT, James G.
QUINTERO, A. L.
RAE, Elizabeth
REDDEN, John Otis
REID, William M.
REYNOLDS, Martha Ann
ROBERTS, Charles S.
ROBERTS, Thomas W.
ROBERTS,
Walter C.
ROBINSON,
ROBINSON,
Charles T.
Michael M.
ROBLES, Ricardo D.
ROCKWELL, John V.
ROMERO, Marie
ROMERO, Martin
RUIZ, Adolfo
SANDFORD, C. E.
SANDS, Daniel L.
SEBRELL, J. D.
SHAW, Ellen
SHAW, William
SMITH, Alice
SMITH, C. A.
SMITH, Emma F.
SMITH, Gilman W.
SMITH, Mary V.
SNOW, Samuel F.
SOTA, Silvio
STANLEY, Charles
STEBBINS, Claude
STRONACH, Belle
TEDRO, Jennie
TORREY,
Esther
VANCLIEF, Jennie
VANDEVER, Myrtle
WAITE, Jennie Estelli
WALKER, Robert 0.
WALLEN, Russell
WARD, Edward H.
WARE, Fred
WARREN, Lydia M.
WARRICK, Leona
WEBBER, Mary A.
WEDSTED, Crist
WEYGANDT, William F.
WHITE, Linda
WHITFORD, Clarabelle
WHITING, Dwight
BARBARA
COUNTY
MARRIAGE
Mary
E.
John
CRITCHERSON
--
RECORDS
s
CABLER
1888
12
Mch
18
Jun
Goleta
Sta.Barb.
..
ii
8
May
23
24
Oct
none-
Jul
Sta.Barb.
6
Oct
Marguesa ESCOBAR
12
Apr
Rafaela
26
Nov
11
Jul
12
Dec
Solomon
Caesar
Fred
WARE
A.
Martha
John
Ann
REYNOLDS
Scudder
James
LOPEZ
DAVIS
BADILLO
ANDERSON
Laura Mary GORLEY
ii
"
Sta.Barb.
EVERETT
15
Apr
it
24
Jul
ii
Jennie
TEDRO
1
Dec
Jennie
Vanclief
B.
U
Jan
WARREN
19
Apr
GILBERT
25
Feb
COATS
25
Dec
GIAVARRA
20
Jun
GARCIA
25
29
29
Jan
Lydia M.
Ella
E.
Emeline
Maria
A.
Ermencia
Martin ROMERO
Marie ROMERO
Amelia
R.
B.
WILTSE
J.
Isobel
Jan
Apr
19 May
28 May
1
AYALA
Ella Barrlnger
Myrtle B. VANDEVER
John
Jun
5
Dec
Sep
23 May
23
McKEE
DOMINGUEZ
Charles
NOLAN
26
Dec
Barbara
DAWSON
Jul
Russell
WALLEN
11
28
Rosa
ARUTA
F.
?
Zoe
ii
Sta.Ynez
Carp.
Sta.Barb.
•i
ii
ii
it
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
Lompoc
Sta.Barb.
ii
••
none
•i
ti
Sep
n
ii
13
14
28
Nov
Nov
1
Dec
17
Aug
4
Jan
SEBRELL
5
Dec
Sta.Barb.
C.
6
B.
EVERETT
B.
MULLINARY
S.
ROBERTS
HESKEITH
Thomas
Frank
ii
5
CORDERO
D.
ii
ii
Feb
Edward
J.
Lompoc
Sta.Barb.
Oct
Charles
Moon
ii
none
28
GUTH
Cora
ii
20
Albert J. GRIMM
Ella KNAPP
Luisa
Jan
Apr
ii
none
PIKE
Ella
Charles
ii
••
W.
ROBERTS
HATHAWAY
Aug
Sta.Barb.
ii
ii
ii
ii*
"
"
none
Sta.Barb.
Lompoc
Oct
LosAlamos
Mary
I.
LAUGHLIN
20
Oct
Emma
F.
SMITH
28
Jan
Sta.Maria
Sta.Barb.
28
23
Oct
Mary CLENDENIN
Juana
PICO
Mch
ii
ii
none
19
Apr
Riley DINGMAN
21
Dec
ii
ii
W.
11
Jul
n
H
2
Jul
•i
ii
1
Jan
•i
••
ii
ii
ii
H
Walter
H.
Laura
C.
ROBERTS
NOTT
Amelia
JOHANSEN
Mary HARTUNG
William
WITHERON
Henry John MITCHEL
Emily S. KEATING
Agnes S. MORGAN
WILLIAM, Henry L.
WILSON, John F.
WILSON, William
Tillie
WILTSE, R. B.
WITHERON,William
C.
E.
Linda
Edith
HOLLINGSHEAD
HARTMAN
SANDFORD
WHITE
10
Oct
11
Jul
1
Dec
10
1
Sta.Barb.
n
ii
Sep
Aug
•i
ii
M
ii
9
19
Jan
ii
n
May
ii
••
10
Oct
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