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ANCESTORS WEST
VOLUME k, NUMBER 2 JUNE 1978 WHOLE NUMBER 15
CONTENTS
AUGUSTUS FELIX HINCHMAN Santa Barbara Pioneer 35
SOME LIBRARY HOURS 37
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BIRTHS, 1888 Mary Ellen Galbraith 38
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGES, 1873 Jean Stockwell 40
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY DEATHS, 1895 Mary Ellen Galbraith 43
MEMBER ANCESTOR TABLES 47
IMHOFF - SOUTH - TITUS - FISH - CROSBY
BOOK REVIEWS Alma Imhoff Lauritsen 66
QUERIES 39, 42, 46, 65, 67
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Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society
Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society
Post Office Box 117^ Goleta, California 93017
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 1978
Mary Ellen Galbraith President
Harry Titus Vice President
Virginia Paddock Secretary
Shirley Roby Treasurer
Alma Imhoff Lauritsen Director
Weston H. Kingsley Director
Virgil V. Cooper Director
Bette Root Genealogical Instructor
Alma Imhoff Lauritsen Librarian
Weston H. Kingsley Parliamentarian
Harry Titus Publicity
PAST PRESIDENTS
Harry R. Glen 1974-1975
Selma West 1975-1976
Carlton M. Smith 1977
ANCESTORS WEST STAFF
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Santa Barbara Pioneer
AUGUSTUS FELIX HINCHMAN
In response to a questionnaire forty years later, A.F. Hinchman reckoned
his arrival in California as "In the fall of 1849." Contemporaries, pre
paring a biographical sketchlateryet, fixedthe date more precisely at
November 8, 1849. If that is true, and he left New York July 17, as is
reported, he would have been traveling for sixteen weeks when he stepped
ashore from the "Thomas Bennett." As was the case with most seaboarders,
he had chosen a sea route to the west coast, favoring the two-steamers-
and-Isthmus way, with the attendant risk of yellow fever, over the safer
triparound Cape Horn. Whatever his expectations, the spectacle greeting
his coming wouldhave staggered him. Muchof the populace had takenoff
in the direction of the mother lode. Newcomers were in close pursuit. In
the bay and on its shores hundreds of ships lay abandondedby the crews.
Homes, farms and stores were deserted. Lawlessness was rampant. What was
available in staples could be had only at the most exorbitantprices. It
was a scene that would discourage all but those blinded by the thoughts
of instant wealth, either through removing gold from the earth or sepa
rating it from prospectors. For a graduate of Harvard who had been prac
ticing law in New York City the thoughtof standing shoulder-to-shoulder
with deserters, escaped criminals and other undesirables at the diggings
held little appeal. It is no surprise, then, to find him taking leave of
San Francisco for Santa Barbara in time for the 1850 census.
Augustus Felix (8) Hinchman, (Guy Maxwell-7 Joseph-6 Joseph-5 Joseph -4
Thomas-3 John-2 Edmond-1), was born on 15 Dec 1823 at New York City, the
son of Guy Maxwell Hinchman and Susan Grandin DeCamp. His father, son of
Joseph Hinchman and Zerviah Seely, was born 29 Nov 1795 at Newtown, Ti
oga Co., NY (now Elmira, Chemung Co.), anddied 13 Feb 1879 at Dover in
Morris Co., NJ. Guy Maxwell Hinchman was named for a close friendof his
father in Tioga Co. At the age of fifteen, at his mother's wish follow
inghis father's death, he went to Succasunna Plains, NJ to takea posi
tion as juniorclerk in the store of uncle James Hinchman. His work was
divided between the Succasunna store and a supply store in Brookland, NJ
where his uncle had a four-fire bloomery forge, and grist and saw mills.
This launched a career that included mine management, steel production
and finance. Susan Grandin DeCamp, whom Guy Maxwell Hinchman married 16
Aug 1816, was a daughterof Joseph and Jane (Tuttle) DeCamp, the latter
a lineal descendant of the "Widow Ford, who came over on the Fortune,"
in November of 1621.
Augustus, the fourthof nine children, benefited from an upbringing that
took care of his education. After graduation from Harvard in 1845 came
study of law in New York as preparation for the bar, which he passed in
July 1847. Then came the two years of practice in New York preceding the
fateful decision that was to forever change the course of his life.
The adventurer to California, if he survived disease, hunger, brigandry,
attacks by savages and assorted other disasters en route, faced more of
the same on arrival. Heinrich Schliemann, later the discoverer of Troy,
coming to Sacramento to settle the estate of his brother found the popu
lations of cemeteries exceeding the settlements. His brother's fortune
had vanished with his demise but Schliemann lingered on long enough to
amass $400,000 as a buyer of gold dust. Many came. Few Prospered. And
the few seldom raised a pick or sloshed a pan. It was a time of million-
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aire storekeepers. Gold flowing from the mines was finding its way east
through the merchants, purchasing the necessities — and luxuries — for
daily life. It would be several decades before a practical economy would
evolve in Northern California. The southern counties began to assume an
increasing importance as a source of supply.Cattle from the vast ranchos
had been bringing less than $15 for hide and tallow. Now the beef was in
demand and they brought $75 on the hoof when driven northward. Ready to
play a vital role in negotiating sales were the Yankee lawyers, Augustus
Felix Hinchman among them.
Commerce was dependent on political stability. The infant local govern
ments were under severe strain and looked to men of talent and education
for the tasks of organization, men such as Augustus Felix Hinchman. The
1852 special census lists him as a farmer but by this time he had served
as assemblyman in the second state legislature, justice of the peace as
well as deputy county clerk and district attorney in Santa Barbara, and,
reportedly, several offices in the new northern city of Benicia, briefly
the state capitol. His public service concluded with a last stint as the
superintendant of schools for Santa Barbara in 1858 and Los Angeles in
1862. Engaged in all this activity how would a young man find time for
romance? Augustus Felix Hinchman did.
He was received into the Roman Catholic Church 26 Jul 1853 and married
Maria de la Luz de Alta Gracia Cota 11 Aug 1853. Maria was ninth in the
brood of twelve of Francisco Atanasio Cota and Maria de Jesus Olivera.
She was born in Santa Barbara 1 Aug 1828 and baptised 2 Aug at Mission
Santa Barbara. Her mother was born in San Diego 1 Jan 1791, daughter of
Juan Maria Olivera and Maria Guadalupe Briones. Her father, son of Pablo
Antonio Cota and Rosa Maria Lugo, was baptised on 18 Aug 1797 at Mission
San Gabriel. He died on 21 Aug 1851 at Santa Barbara. Pablo Antonio Cota
was born about 1744 at El Fuerte, Sinaloa, Mexico, a son of Andres Cota
and Angela de Leon. He married Rosa Maria Lugo on 30 Nov 1776 at Mission
San Luis Obispo. Rosa was born about 1763 in La Villa de Sinaloa, Sina
loa, Mexico, daughter of Francisco Lugo and Juana Maria Martinez. Pablo
was a soldado de cuera accompanying Ortega to San Diego. Later he served
Portola and Serra as a trailblazer, contributing to the selection of the
sites and construction of missions. He was buried at Santa Barbara on 10
Jan 1797.
Augustus Felix Hinchman and Maria Cota had three children: Rosa Susanna,
born 29 Aug 1854 at Santa Barbara; Guido Cota, born 26 Sep 1855 at Santa
Barbara; Stella Gracia Cota, born 5 Oct 1858 at Santa Barbara.
In 1860 Hinchman entered into a partnership with General Phineas Banning
in Los Angeles. Rosa, 6, was left with the Thomas Dennis family, where
she is shown on the 1860 census. Maria Cota de Hinchman took the other
children east with her to Dover, New Jersey. The Banning venture proved
to be a profitable enterprise and Hinchman moved to San Francisco in the
year 1863, making the city his home for the rest of his life except for
the year 1883, which was spent in the east. An investor in the land boom
of 1870 in San Diego, he suffered substantial losses, probably from the
effects of the 1873 depression.
From 1886 to 1890 he was occupied as the custodian of Spanish archives
in the office of the U.S. Surveyor General in San Francisco. At the same
time he acted as a translator and interpreter for that office. At this
time he lived at 1526 Jackson Street. This activity was to be his last
before failing health forced him into retirement.
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Augustus Felix Hinchman died in San Francisco 19 Jan 1899. Burial was at
Calvary Cemetery following a funeral mass at St. Mary's Cathedral on Van
Ness Avenue. He left, in addition to Maria and the three children, three
grandchildren, Mrs. Charles Larkin and Davis and Augusta Willey, child
ren of Rosa, who was now Mrs. Harry I. Willey.
Maria Cota de Hinchman lived with her daughter Rosa in San Francisco for
several years before moving to Dover, New Jersey, where she died 8 Nov
1925 at 97 years and 7 days. Interment was in the family plot in Dover's
Locust Hill Cemetery.
SOME LIBRARY HOURS
The following list of library hours is offered as a guide. Repositories
change their schedules. To avoid inconvenience, especially on trips out
of town, confirm the hours with a phone call.
Augustan Society Library 1510 Cravens Ave., Torrance [phone]
Monday through Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
First visit free, a $15 charge thereafter.
Gledhill Library 136 East de la Guerra 966-1601
Monday through Friday 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Hereditary Library 123 Canon Perdido 967-1972 (Mrs. G.H. Finley res.)
Tuesday (phone first) 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
The Heritage Library 600 South Central Ave., Glendale [phone]
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Wednesday 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Closed Sunday, Monday and most holidays.
Los Angeles Central Library 630 West Fifth St. [phone]
Monday through Friday 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
L.A. LDS Genealogical Library 10741 Santa Monica Blvd. [phone]
Monday and Friday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
S.B. LDS Genealogical Library 478 Cambridge Dr., Goleta 964-8044
Tuesday 1-3 P.M. and 7-9 P.M.
Wednesday 1-5 P.M. and 7-9 P.M.
Thursday 1-5 P.M.
Friday 9 - Noon and 1-3 P.M.
Closed second Tuesday of each month.
University of California at Santa Barbara Library 961-2477
Monday through Friday 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.
Saturday 8:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.
Sunday 12:00 Noon to 11:00 P.M.
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compiled by Mary Ellen Galbraith
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BIRTHS, 1888
NAMES PARENTS DATE
ABRAHAM, Byron Alonza A.J./Addie Crabb 30 Jun
ACKER, Harry Fred/Ada Petilt 15 Oct
ALLEN, Bessie Mary H.P./Etta Wait 20 Sep
BARLDACCHI, Female Frank/Marie Frediani 19 Dec
BAUDISTIL, Caroline Annie Gottlieb/Marie Preisendang 13 Feb
BEAN, Inna Blanche Fred/Catherine Perry 6 May
BERTCH, Allen Earl Jacob/Jennie 23 Aug
BLAIR, Thomas Raymond Thomas/Alice Woosey 10 Jun
BOYD, Allen Stuart, Jr. Allen/Josephine Alexander 1 Dec
BROWN, Female John/Mary Jane 10 Dec
BRUNETTE, Latimer Joseph L./Maria Newton 9 Sep
CAFFREY, Bessie Thomas/Catherine Conner 6 Jun
CALDERON, Manuel Juan/Lucricia Pico 5 Aug
CARRILLO, Selverio Leveno/Claudina 13 Jul
CHAFIE, Ferdinand Samuel/Eliza Cooper 17 Mar
CHARD, Dicideno J.W./Dina Garcia 23 Jul
CLARK, Helen Ann L.M./Lilla McPhail 8 Feb
COLEMAN, Florence Elizabeth W.S./Ada Thrace 28 Oct
COMPTON, Willie Robert/Nancy Williams 14 May
CORDERO, Charlie E.S./Petra Martinez 5 Jul
CORDERO, Victoria Manuel/Maria Venzuela 27 Sep
COTA, Alejandro Leonardo/Juana 13 Jul
DAVIS, Emily Carmelita Walter/Emily Moss 23 Aug
DODGE, Gwenn Edward/Mable Freer 21 Dec
DREYFUS, Emanuel Lewis Louis/Constance Averswald 13 Feb
EDWARDS, Female George/Anna 18 Dec
ERRO, Female Miguel/Josefa Orella 6 Dec
FIELD, Female Frank/Vienna Willard 19 Nov
FLOURNEY, Harry Harry/Katie Goland 25 Feb
FORGEUS, Jeanne J.W./Jessie Norris 21 Nov
FOXEN, Marie Samuel/Agusta Pico 25 Jan
FREDIANI, Edith Ida Frank/Amelia Berloti 7 May
GARVIE, James Perry O.P.M./Frances Beermaker 12 Jan
GEROW, Walter William S./Susan Hutchinson 17 Oct
GLATZ, Elzie Hazel John H./Jeanette Boley 30 Jun
GOUX, Augustine Augustine/Nellie Pommier 10 Oct
GUERANA, Ernisnia Juan/Rosa Espinoso 18 Apr
HELMER, Adele George/Helen Meiners 3 Jun
HENRY, Male James/C.E. Rockwell 1 Oct
HUNTER, Male J.M./ 12 Mar
JORDAN, Charles T. C.R./Mary Thornton 1 Oct
KELLEY, (Sex not indicated) P.O./? Anderson 1 Sep
KELSCH, Laura Estell Henry/Katie Young 3 Nov
KIRSTON, Augusta Heline Karl/Elizabeth Zimmerman 15 Jun
LATOWNETTE, Maria F./Francisca Pico 5 Aug
LEONARD, Edward Patrick Thomas/M. Rice 3 Oct
LILLEY, Norman A. S.R./M.N. Anderson 14 Jul
LINDIG, Carlos Augusto Henry/Susie McDonough 13 Dec
LOGAN, Male William/Eva Forbush 12 Mar
LOGAN, Female William/Sarah Rowan 15 Oct
LOVE, Joseph Joseph/Casimora Cardona 22 Jul
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NAME PARENTS DATE
LUGO, Male Juan/ ? Pico 13 Oct
MARTIN, Henry D. Daniel/F.P. Sanchez 3 Sep
MC CAUGHEY, George Joseph George/Susan Coyle 12 Feb
MC PHAIL, Wilber McNeil H.A.C./Grace Miller 31 May
MOORE, Sarah Louisa Frank/Sarah Fitzgibbon 7 May
MYERS, Gracie Harry/Emma Stout 19 Feb
MYERS, Henry Henry/Caroline Uelzen 20 Apr
NELSON, Gerta Evangilina J.N./Mary Brewster 16 Jan
NIXON, Walter H. Walter/Connie Stamback 20 Jul
NUNAN, Male Joseph/Orrela Gould 25 May
PATTON, Clinton G. George W./Bettie Smith 26 Sep
PIERCE, Thomas Charles Hiram/Anne Moore 29 Jan
RICHARDS, Benjamin Harrison M.W./Luella Honchin 14 Jul
ROGERS, Allen Eugene Eugene/Mable Goss 25 Nov
ROLIFF, (Sex not indicated) William/ 16 Aug
ROMERO, Erminia Valentino/Manuela Valencia 6 Sep
RUIZ, Maria Valencia Jesus/Natalia Rodriguez 14 Apr
RYAN, Female W.H./Annie Doyle 11 Oct
SMITH, (Sex not indicated) H./ 7 May
SMITH, Marshall J.M./Callie Ogan 24 Aug
SNOW, Breta Cuirora S.P./Ella Knapp 18 Dec
SPROUT, Estella Edda William/Augusta Mandell 29 Nov
STANLEY, Male Charles/ 2 Mar
STREATOR, Nellie A. J.S./E.M. Caldwell 22 Oct
SWEET, O.A. F.D./Eleanora Colburn 31 Oct
TALLENT, Male E.C./ 29 Nov
TAYLOR, Florence Lola J.C./Fannie Swift 4 Apr
TODD, Alexander, Jr. Alexander/Annie Cuny 12 Dec
VALENZUELA, Francisco Augusto/Maria Lopez 5 Oct
VALENZUELA, Florence Alice Luco/Matilda Hartnell 21 Apr
WICKES, Charlie Scott S.M./Annie Scott 7 Apr
WILLIS, Clyde Ray CM./Olive Lowrey 18 Jun
WILSON, Female William/Lillie Hartman 5 Dec
WRIGHT, Farnsworth George/Genevieve Hard 29 Jul
QUERIES
TRASK-PEABODY: Need parents of Ruth Trask who married Samuel Peabody in
ME or MA. She died in Cumberland, ME in 1819, ae 93.
HASTINGS-HOLMES: Desire parents of Hannah Hastings who married Joseph
Holmes of MA about 1734. She died 20 Oct 1745.
PERKINS-PEABODY: Information on Dorothy Perkins who married Francis Pea-
body. She died in Middletown, MA 3 May 1771, ae 76.
MERRILL-WOODCOCK: Need parents of Mary Merrill, born 3 Oct 1822, at St.
David, New Brunswick. She married Joseph Woodcock and died in 1888 in
Mulvane, KS.
KLEIN-ROTH: Information on Catherine Klein, born 15 Nov 1802, Lehigh Co.
PA and died 1 May 1880 at Salisbury, PA. She married John Roth in 1822.
Mrs. Steven J. Roth 5459 Palace Court, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
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compiled by Jean Stockwell
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGES, 1873
ABLES, Katie and Clarence Stewart 19 Jan
ARROQUE, Juan and Bernarda Lopez 23 Jun
ASTORZA, Maria de los Angeles and Jose Zimenez
AYALA, Soledad and Leandro Juarez 7 Jun
BARRON, George and Phebe Woods 24 Jan
BEAUCHAMP, Stephen and Theadora Navaro 2 Nov
BERGEOL, Alexander and Susana Pico 23 Jun
BONILLA, Florentino and Estefana Leyva 18 Dec
BOWEN, Refugio Valdes de and Narcisco Valenzuela 24 Jun
BREEN, Matilda and Hayward Eaton 8 Oct
BROWN, Helen and Edward Wright 2 Nov
BUCHMAN, Fillmore and Etta R. Stiles Oct
BURKE, Ellen and Marion Foster 4 Apr
BURTON, Joseph and Francis Stella Tibbetts 28 Feb
CAMARILLO, Francisca M. and Joseph Walker 8 Jan
CANEDO, Louisa Eva and Vicente Valenzuela 11 Oct
CARDONA, Maria de los Angeles and Samuel Russell Twist 15 Jan
CARPENA, Dolores and John C. Forbes 29 Mar
CARRILLO, Ramona E. and Juan Janssens 31 May
CLARK, James H. and Nellie A. Perkins 16 Mar
CORDERO, Encarnacion and John Workman 25 Jan
CORDERO, Romanaldo and Emerica Espinosa 3 Mar
CRESSEY, E.W. and Lydia M'Kee 10 Feb
DANA, Ramon and Ellena Streeter 21 Sep
DANGLADA, Manuel and Adelaide Price 2 Sep
DITTMAN, Charles and Margaret Wetfield 11 Oct
DONALD, Julia and Charles Foster 28 Apr
DUBUX, Juan Maria and Ramona Pico 15 May
EASON, Charles and Sibbie Murray 3 Jun
EATON, Hayward and Matilda Breen 8 Oct
ELMORE, Benjamin and Rebecca Marshall 18 Jan
EROLINDA and David E. Hedrick 21 Dec
ESPINOSA, Emerica and Romanaldo Cordero 3 Mar
ETCHAS, Martin and Josefa Lopez 19 Mar
FALLON, Kate N. and John Hatherley 14 Oct
FOGLEMAN, Katie and Mariano Romero 11 Jun
FORBES, John C. and Dolores Carpena 29 Mar
FOSTER, Charles and Julia Donald 28 Apr
FOSTER, Herma A. and Porter Hamilton 3 Jun
FOSTER, Marion and Ellen Burke 4 Apr
FOXEN, Juana M. and Isaac Roth 22 Jan
GONZALEZ, Rafaela and Felipe Reyes 13 Jan
GREEN, John George and Mary Green 22 Dec
GREEN, Jno. Augustus and Bertha Kahn 17 Mar
GREEN, Mary and John George Green 22 Dec
HAMILTON, Porter and Herma A. Foster 3 Jun
HARBACK, John and Lillie Shoemaker 12 Jun
HATHERLEY, John and Kate N. Fallon 14 Oct
HAYES, Lancartin C. and Augusta Sweaney 28 Jan
HEACOCK, Josiah and Mary F. Perin 25 Dec
HEDRICK, David E. and Erolinda 21 Dec
HOPKINSON, Marilla and Cyrus Marshall 15 Jun
JANSSENS, Juan and Ramona E. Carrillo 31 May
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JUAREZ, Leandro and Soledad Ayala 7 Jun
KAHN, Bertha and Jno. Augustus Green 17 Mar
KUSS, Peter N. and Carola Miller 22 Nov
LEACH, I.B. and I.F. Stevens 10 Sep
LEYVA, Estefana and Florentino Bonilla * 18 Dec
LEYVA, Francisca and Manuel Pico 11 Jan
LOMBARDO, Francisco and Refugio Olivas 1 Jan
LOPEZ, Bernarda and Juan Arroque 23 Jun
LOPEZ, Josefa and Martin Etchas 19 Apr
MARSHALL, Cyrus and Marilla Hopkinson 15 Jun
MARSHALL, Rebecca and Benjamin Elmore 18 Jan
MASSINI, Margarita Ayala and Jesus Rosales 29 Sep
MARTINEZ, Francisca and Isaac Wilson 5 Oct
MILLER, Carola and Peter N. Kuss 22 Nov
M'KEE, Lydia and E.W. Cressey 10 Feb
MOORE, Martha and Charles Albert Storke 5 Sep
MORE, Esperanza and Simon Jose de los Santos 25 Aug
MORENO, Manuel and Refugio Villagrano 15 Jun
MURRAY, Sibbie and Charles Eason 8 Oct
NAVARO, Theadora and Stephen Beauchamp 2 Nov
NEPIER, Mary and John Rutherford 6 Aug
OLIVERA, Manuela and Evaristo Roman Valencia 25 Sep
OLIVAS, Refugio and Francisco Lombardo 1 Jan
OLIVAS, Jose de los Santos and Concepcion Politana * 15 Dec
ORTEGA, Refugio and Jose Wilson 20 Jan
PERIN, Mary F. and Josiah Heacock 25 Dec
PERKINS, Nellie A. and James H. Clark 16 Mar
PICO, Manuel and Francisca Leyva 11 Jan
PICO, Ramona and Juan Maria Dubux 15 May
PICO, Susana and Alexander Bergeol 23 Jun
POLITANA, Concepcion and Jose de los Santos Olivas * 15 Dec
PRICE, Adelaide and Manuel Danglada 2 Sep
REYES, Felipe and Rafaela Gonzalez 13 Jan
ROBERT, Thomas W. and Mary Bell Venable 25 Dec
ROMERO, Mariano and Katie Fogleman 11 Jun
RPMERO, Teresa and Geronimo Ruiz 22 Mar
ROMERO, Valentin and Manuella Valencia 10 Dec
ROSALES, Jesus and Margarita Ayala Massini 29 Sep
ROTH, Isaac and Juana M. Foxen 22 Jan
RUIZ, Geronimo and Teresa Romero 22 Mar
RUTHERFORD, John and Mary Nepier 6 Aug
SANTOS, Simon Jose de los and Esperanza More 25 Aug
SHOEMAKER, Lillie and John Harback 12 Jun
SHORT, Clarisa and DeWitt C. Story 19 Aug
SPRAGUE, Julia Etta and Peter Williams 13 Oct
STEVENS, I.F. and I.B. Leach (groom) 10 Sep
STEWART, Clarence and Katie Abies 19 Jan
STILES Etta R. and Fillmore Buchman * Oct
STORKE, Charles Albert and Martha Moore 5 Sep
STORY, DeWitt C. and Clarisa Short 19 Aug
STREETER, Ellena and Ramon Dana 21 Sep
SWEANEY, Augusta and Lancartin C. Hayes 28 Jan
TERRELL, A.R. and Miss M. Thompkins 16 Mar
THOMPKINS, Miss M. and A.R. Terrell 16 Mar
THOMPSON, Mary and R.P. Tucker 13 Oct
TIBBETTS, Francis Stella and Joseph Burton 28 Feb
TUCKER, R.P. and Mary Thompson 13 Oct
TURNER, Daniel B. and Patience A. Watson 18 Dec
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TWIST, Samuel Russell and Maria de los Angleles Cardona 15 Jan
VALENCIA, Manuella and Valentin Romero 10 Dec
VALENCIA, Evaristo Roman and Manuela Olivera 25 Sep
VALENZUELA, Narcisco and Regugio Valdes de Bowen 24 Jun
VALENZUELA, Vicente and Louisa Eva Canedo 11 Oct
VENABLE, Mary Bell and Thomas W. Robert 25 Dec
VILLAGRANO, Refugio and Manuel Moreno 20 May
WALKER, Joseph and Francisca M. Camarillo 8 Jan
WATSON, Patience A. and Daniel B. Turner 18 Dec
WETFIELD, Margaretta and Charles Dittman 11 Oct
WILLIAMS, Peter and Julia Etta Sprague 13 Oct
WILSON, Isaac and Francisca Martinez 5 Oct
WILSON, Jose and Refugio Ortega 20 Jan
WOODS, Phebe and George Barron 24 Jan
WORKMAN, John and Encarnacion Cordero 25 Jan
WRIGHT, Edward and Helen Brown 2 Apr
ZIMENEZ, Jose and Maria de los Angeles Astorza
Missing dates left blank. Asterisk indicates an 1872 entry included with
the Recorder's 1873 volume.
QUERIES
TOMLIN: All information on Thomas Tomlin, 1685-1781, wife Elizabeth ?,
lived in southern NJ.
COLES-COLLINS: Thomas Coles married Alice Collins ca. 1750 and moved to
Coles Mills, Gloucester Co., NJ from Evesham, Burlington Co., NJ. Need
all data on them.
HERITAGE: Need copy of page 284, volume 31 of "The Philadelphia Friend"
or "Friendof Philadelphia," 'biographical sketch of Joseph Heritage,'
died 1756, and page 206, volume 4, 'NewtonMeeting.'
Karen Heritage 6657-A, Pasado Road, Goleta, CA 93017
WALLACE-BOGGS: Need parents of Edward 0(kes?) Wallace, born 22 Jun 1833
in Hamilton (Co.?), OH. Served in Civil War from Indiana. Said to be a
'cousin' of General Lew Wallace.
RUGGLES-BRECKENRIDGE (BRECKINRIDGE): Need parents of Joseph Ruggles of
Enfield or Greenwich, MA, born around 1748, married about 1778, Sarah
Brackenridge (Breckinridge) who was born 1747 at Hardwick, MA.
Merna McClenathen 485 Cole Place, Goleta, CA 93017
WILLIAMS-SHAW: Need parents, birthdates and places for Jonathan Williams
and Anna Shaw who married 4 May 1710 at Beverly, MA. He was buried 2 Feb
1757 in Beverly, ae 77 years.
ANDERSON-BRONAUGH: Want parents for William C. Anderson, born 31 Oct
1800, KY, and Eleanor C. Bronaugh, born 25 Jun 1809, KY. They married 6
Mar 1828 (License: Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY)
Mrs. Frank Norris 333 Old Mill Road, Sp 232, Santa Barbara, CA 93110