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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

Post Office Box 1174 Goleta CA 93116

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 1981

Emily Perry Thies President

Frank B. Smith . .vicePresident

Lorraine Cramer Laabs SecretaryNorman E. Scofield TreasurerAlma Imhoff Lauritsen DirectorLilian Mann Fish DirectorHarry w. Titus DirectorVictor W. south Parliamentarian.

Bette Root Genealogical Instructor

Ruth Brooks Scollin Librarian

Amy Woods Marwede Publicity

Lilian Mann Fish Editor

Jean Stockwell and Shirley Cobb HospitalityRuth Norris, Sylvia Hanna, Virginia Paddock and

Dorothy M. Walt Book

PAST PRESIDENTS

BStte Root 1980Harry Titus 1979

Mary Ellen Webster Galbraith 1978

Carlton M. Smith 1977

Selma Bankhead West 1975-1976

Harry R. Glen 1974-1975

Carol Forbes Roth 1973

ANCESTORS WEST is published quarterly in March, June, Septemberand December. Non-member subscriptions are $6.00 per annum.Single copies of current and back issues are $1.50, depending onavailability. The rate for advertising is $3.00 for the first20 words and 10 cents for each additional word. Exchange advertising from genealogical and historical periodicals is welcomed.Contributions of a genealogical or historical nature will be accepted as space allows. Queries are encouraged. Quotes and re-"iews from pieces appearing in ANCESTORS WEST have the approval3t the Society if the source is credited.

A Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society membership is $10.00for the calendar year, dues payable by February 1, and includesone subscription to the quarterly, ANCESTORS WEST. Members joiningafter July 1st pay half the annual dues and receive September andDecember ANCESTORS WEST. Special consideration is given for Life,Associate and Honorary members.

Regular meetings, first Saturday of each month, 10AM to 3 PMRoom 1, Goleta Community Center, 5689 Hollister Ave., Goleta. Li-rary at above address open each Wednesday, 12M to 4 PM. Attendanceof visitors is warmly encouraged.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS x

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PROFILE - Carol Forbes Roth 80

SEPTEMBER SBCGS MEETING 80

HOBBS FAMILY ASSOCIATION Annual Meeting Oct. 11,1981 80

UCSB SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER INSTITUTE OF LOCAL HISTORY 81August 21 - 23 1981

GENEALOGY WORKSHOP September 19, 1981 82

GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN MASSACHUSETTS 82

THE USEFULNESS OF COMPUTERS IN AMATEUR GENEALOGY 83-84Norman E. Scofield

RELATIONSHIP CHART 84

CHROMOSOMES 84

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS

1890 85-881891 88-92

EARLY MIGRATION TO THE WEST 93

Map, Early Routes to the West 94-95

EARLY SANTA BARBARA COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS 96-100

WOODS FAMILY REUNION 100-101

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY (N.H.) REGISTER OF PROBATE INDEX1771-1884, California listings and for States

Outside New England 102-103

QUERIES 92,103,106THE DE ROCO TREE, compiled by F. H. Bradford 103-106

BURNT TO DEATH 106

NEW IN THE LIBRARY 107-109

GLEANINGS FROM EXCHANGES AND DONATIONS 109Ash Tree Echo, Connecticut Nutmegger"The Invincible Irish": Ronald Wilson Reagan 109

BOOK REVIEW: GENEALOGISTS HANDBOOK FOR NEW ENGLAND 110RESEARCH, New England Library Assn. 1980

Appeal for gifts of looks, pamphlets and periodicals forSBCGS Library. Contributions will be reported in "Newin the Library" section and all lire tax deductible.

Reconmendations for purchases should be maae to the Book Committee. Maximum input is solicited.

80PROFILE

CAROL FORBES ROTH, the eldest of four children and daughter of JOHNBOWER and MARGARET (HOLLAND) FORBES, was born in San Diego, California.When she was seven.her father was transfered to the General Dynamicsfacilities in Pomona and the family moved there and then to nearbyClaremont, California. She grew up surrounded with puzzles of everysort, from jigsaw to crossword, and remembers her father giving thechildren word puzzles at the dinner table. After high school, it wasa natural step to attend San Diego State College(now San Diego StateUniversity) from which her parents, aunts and uncles had graduated.While earning her BA in Mathematics, she worked in the dormitory as aResident Assistant. A few months before graduation, Carol marriedSTEVEN J. ROTH, whom she had met in her sophomore year.

Steve's military duty with the SeaBee division of the Navy carriedthem up the California coast to Costa Mesa, Ventura and then in 1971to Santa Barbara. During these years Carol worked in the accountingdepartments of Ford Philco Aeroneutronics and Sears, Roebuck & Co. In1979, Steve and Carol opened the doors of their own business, AppliedInformation Systems, Inc. They provide computer services for many localfirms and also match pen pals for an I.T.T. sponsored program.

After their move to Santa Barbara, Carol joined the Goleta Newcomers Club which offered a choice of many activities. One of thesewas a group interested in Genealogy. Under Cathy Maddox's guidance,Carol began learning basic techniques. She and Cathy felt a need fora local society and with the help of a newspaper ad gathered 27 peopletogether to begin the Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society. Carolserved as the first president and later as librarian and treasurer.Steve also contributed to the society; first his muscle (carrying thesociety's books between meetings), then his skills (with Dave Kirkwood'shelp he built the first bookcart), and always his patience.

In 1974, Steve and Carol adopted a son, MICHAEL JOHN. In his firstmonths he was in regular attendence at the Society's meetings. Now atage seven, he keeps his parents busy with soccer and T-ball games.

Besides her interest in genealogy, Carol also loves needlework ofany kind. She has combined the two, stitching an eight generationfamily tree for her parents. Carol also continues to add to her stampcollection which she began when eight years old. She also paints andtries most crafts. Puzzles still interest her and Steve calls genealogythe ultimate puzzle. The Roths are active in Trinity Baptist Churchand Steve has led a Bible study for couples in their home for two years.The family also enjoys camping and love exploring back roads in theirJeep.

SEPTEMBER SBCGS MEETING

At the July meeting it nas voted not to hold a meeting on the regular meetingdate, as it falls on the Labor Dayweekend, but to concentrate on attendance at theSeptember 19th workshop, scheduled to be held at 3740 State Street, Santa Barbara.

HOBBS FAMILY ASSOCIATIONAnnual Meeting Sunday, October 11, 1981, Holiday Inn.Dublin, Ga.

Some plan to arrive Saturday, October 10 to visit and "socialize" that afternoon andgather in the main dining roan about 7 p.m. and individually order fran the menu.Sunday morning is open. At 1 p.m. the group will gather in their own special Himngroan for dinner and short meeting, breaking up about 4-5 p.m. depending on individualtravel plans. Those planning to attend are requested to contact Ralph Hobos, 108Marion Avenue, Winnsboro, S. C. 29180, telephone (803) 635-4290. Let him know:1. How many will attend? 2. Staying overnight in the motel? s. How many expect toeat supper Saturday night, Oct. 10, in the motel dining roan? 4. How many plan toeat Sunday dinner in the special dining roan the motel will provide for the HobbsFamily Association? He will total and then advise the motel manager.

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UCSB SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER INSTITUTE OF LOCAL HISTORYAugust 21 - 23 1981

At the time of going to press announcement has been receivedof the second annual Summer Institute on Local History to be heldat the University of California - Santa Barbara. The program isdesigned,for teachers, staff members of historical societies andmuseums, volunteers, librarians, and citizens interested in thehistory of their community. Specialists in different aspects oflocal and community history are to be in residence at Santa Barbara for the Institute to give lectures, workshops, and demonstrations on new approaches and ideas in community history. The focusis upon the local experience in the Western United States, althoughthe Institute is not necessarily concerned with only Western history. The Institute is under the co-sponsorthip of The CaliforniaHistorical Society, The California Conference of Historical Societies, The Arizona Historical Society, The Nevada Historical Society, and The Utah State Historical Society. Scheduled speakers are:

RONALD GRELE, Director of Oral History Office, UCLA, who formerly worked as an oral historian with the Ford Foundation and theState of New Jersey. He also edits The international Journal ofOral History. Topic: Oral History Techniques for Local and Community History.

LEE THEISEN, Director, Central Arizona Museum of History, Phoenix, formerly on the central staff of the National Archives in Washington, D. C. - a popular lecturer on Western history. Topic:Management of the Historical Society.

JAMES RAWLS, professor, Diablo Valley College, who has taughtlocal and state history classes for the past few years at EC.Berkeley and is by popular demand back at this institute. Topic: LocalHistory on Tour: Travel Study.

INGRID WINTHER SCOBIE, family and social historian, Del Mar,California, currently writing a biography of California congress-woman Helen G. Douglas and who has developed special curricular material for doing community history both for schools and the community at large. Topic: Volunteers and Family History.

LEONARD PITT, Department of History, California State University, Northridge, a specialist on ethnic history, heads the Urban Archives project serving all the San Fernando Valley and collects material on voluntary associations. Topic: Documentation and LocalHistory Research.

RICHARD ESPARZA, Director, San Diego Historical Society, whois a specialist on management and funding of historical societies,the energetic head of one of the West's outstanding historical organizations and was responsible for creating the new Ventura historical museum. Topic: Fund Raising and Displays.

BARBARA MARINACCI and LISSA SANDERS, co-editors in charge oflocal history, Windsor Publications, Los Angeles. They are jointlyresponsible for one of the largest publications programs (more than65 volumes schedules) on local history in the United States today.Topic: Editing and Publishing Local History.

THOMAS FULLER, Director, Santa Barbara History Fair., who wasresponsible for organizing the first large scale community historyfair west of the Mississippi. Topic: How to Set Up a Local History

'In addition, faculty and staff members of UCSB will provide instruction and counsel for members of the worshop on:

recent trends in the literature of community historynew developments in demographyfamily historyneighborhood studiesthe teaching of local and community history.Community based scholars participating in the workshop will in

clude: DR. JARRELL JACKMAN, Director of the Santa Barbara Trust forHistoric Preservation and DR. MARIAN ASHBY, Director of Oral History,Santa Barbara Historical Society.

DR. G. WESLEY JOHNSON, professor, Department of History, UCSB,is Director of the Institute - a specialist on local history who hasserved as director of the Phoenix History Project in Arizona and carried out local history research projects in Europe and Africa andcurrently is co-directing the Santa Barbara Cultural History Project.

Coordinators: JUDITH PARKER assisted by BLAKE MILLER.

82GENEALOGY WORKSHOP

SBCGS will hold a workshop on September 19th from 10:00 to 3:00.It will be held in the offices of Applied Information Systems, Inc.located between the Cattlemen's Inn and the Sandman Inn at 3740 StateStreet. Everyone is invited to bring books from home and care is beingtaken to protect books loaned to us. A copier will be available onthe premises. A question and answer session will be held in one roomintermitantly throughout the day for those who need help. A contributionis asked of $1.00 for members and $3.00 for non-members. All moneycollected will be added to the society's book fund.

The following is a small sample of books from private collectionsthat will be available.

Sumner Co, Tenn., Abstracts of Will Books 1 & 2 (1788-1842)Pioneers of Davidson Co, Tenn.Tenn. Genealogical Records; Records of Early SettlersGenealogical Dictionary of Maine and New HampshireA History of Holt co, NebraskaPolish Family ResearchLewis co, Wash. Newspaper AbstractsOld Deeds (1676-1875) belonging to Camden Co.,N.J. Hist. Soc.New Jersey Marriages from the following Counties: Atlantic,

Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester &Salem.

Records of the Moravian Church at Oldman's Creek (Gloucester Co.,NJ, 1742-1810

John Davis & his wife Dorothea(Gotherson)Davis, Early Salem Co.,NJ Quakers.

Index of Wills & Administration Records, Philadelphia, Penn. (1682-1782)

Early Settlers of Lee Co, Virginia & Adjacent Counties. (2 vols.)History of Guthrie and Adair Counties, IowaThe Balliet, Balliett, Balliette, Balyeat, Bolyard and allied

families (Penn)The Hoopes Family Record (Penn)East Hampton History (Long Island, New York - includes genealogies

of early familiesImmigrants to America Appearing in English Records

GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN MASSACHUSETTS

Few areas in this country or the British Isles equal the Casnonwealth of Massachusetts for the quantity and quality of its historical records.

"Genealogical Research in Massachusetts: A Survey and Bibliographical Guide"by Edward W. Hanson, an archivist at the Boston National Historical Park, Boston,and the author of "Vermont Genealogy: A Study in Migration," Register, 133 (1979):3-19; and Homer Vincent Rutherford, Professor of History at the University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, rannHn R3B 2E9, with acknowledgments to Ralph J. Crandall and DavidC Dearborn of the Society; Denis J. Lesieur of the Berkshire Athenaeum; and especially Gary Boyd Roberts of Boston, appears as the lead article pp 163-198 in the July1981 (Vol. CSSSV) of The New Fngi*™* Historical and Genealogical REGISTER. Tablesappended: I. Massachusetts Counties: Probates and Deeds II. Massachusetts VitalRecords. An Appendix contains selected lists of a few town histories o^^^catcrmsand single famlygenealogies and seventy multi-ancestor genealogies compiledbyGary Boyd Roberts to aupplement the sixty similar works listed byDonald Lines Jacobus in "My Own Index" , an appendix to vol. 3 of his Index to Genealogical Records(1947-1952)(New Haven, 1953).

Conment on the Hollis Social Library in 1910: "It surpassed cemeteries as thequietest place in town." Fran book review of Where the Past Has been Preserved:Hollis, New Hampshire, 1879-1979, Hollis History Cccmittee, 1980, Pp.ix,306.NEHGS REQISTER.July 1981 p. 239.

__ 83THE USEFULNESS OF COMPUTERS IN AMATEUR GENEALOGY

Norman E. ScofieldAnyone who has been pursuing his or her own family history for several

years has accumulated notebooks and folders full of genealogical data.Most of us have experienced difficulties and frustration in trying to

find specific items that we remember recording but have lost track of.Sometimes we may find outselves repeating a search because we have eitherforgotten the original search or can't put our hands on the results.

At the same time the siren song of miracles of data storage and retrieval performed by computers has caused some of us who have used themin our jobs to consider using them in our avocations.

The point of this essay is to consider the ways in which a computerprogram can assist an amateur genealogist in pursuing his hobby.

Let us first consider the various activities of the genealogist. Thereis research in primary and secondary sources in libraries and archives;next there is transcription, referencing and indexing. Then analysis andsynthesis, compiling individual data sheets and family group sheets -family history notes - lineage charts and ancestor tables and finally,publishing family histories and genealogies.

There may be no immediate substitute for legwork and copying the original data, although one may look forward to some day having what is nowon microfilm in the vaults of LDS in Utah in a computer data bank accessible to anyone with a personal computer in his home or community library.

It is in the various data copying, sorting, indexing and collationactivities that the genealogical computer program may enourmously enhanceour abilities to make the most of our available time.

One of the first uses of a computer is simply to store date and selectively print out items in any desired format. Next the forming of alphabetized lists such as indices of names or places or the formation ofchronological lists, has been increasingly used. See, for example, thenumber of computer indexes of the U. S. Population census publications.

Agreed that all of the above can be made available, what else can thecomputer do for us? The answer is linkage. This is the process of makingconnections between separate items of individual history to build up afamily tree structure.

All of the processes of historical research come into play here: froma collection of all pertinent facts and an immersion in the local historyof a certain place and period to the generation of hunches and hypothesesfired by intuition. Then the subjection of these structures to criticalanalysis and the requirements of evidential proof. Certainly, the computer will not supplant the investigator in these activities bit it mayaugment his powers; for instance, by pulling out from his data base likely candidates for linkage that he otherwise would have overlooked.

Finally, we have the abilities of a computer program to quickly insertadditional data, delete old data or make changes and be ready to print outfinal copies in any desired format.

All of this sounds very good, but what will it cost the family researcher in time and money? For a discussion of the latter see a recent article by Jack McKay.* As to the former, this depends upon the desires andabilities of the researcher.

At one extreme he may be unwilling or unable to do more than use thecomputer as a useful ready-made tool. In this case he will probably electto purchase or rent a personal computer with various standard softwarepackages. Some of these are now available to perform rudimentary genealogical functions such as read-in of data in a fixed format and production ofpedigree charts or ancestor tables fromthe stored data. He will still haveto learn the standard input formats and crontrol key commands to obtainthe various outputs.

At the next level the investigator may be interested in learning enoughof the computer programming language to enable him to modify existing programs and/or to write new ones to do whatever he wants.

Finally, the innovative individual may want to assemble a custom computer from various commercially available components and either write his ownsoftware in standard languages or, perhaps, devise higher meta-languagesfor family history and genealogy applications.

This interest in the application of computers to genealogy is growing;there have already been several articles about it published in both computing and genealogical journals. At least two regional conferences on thesubject have been held. A bi-monthly newsletter, "Genealogical Computing"

84The Usefulness of Computers in Amateur Genealogy

published by family researchers Sara and Paul Andereck of Fairfax, Va.is starting up and genealogical query bulletin boards have been set upby phone-linkage between computers.

Both personal computer ownership and the hobby of genealogy are in arapid growth phase. There are going to be a lot of people trying to apply software and consulting assistance to these new users.

* "Personal Computers for Genealogists" by Jack McKay, NationalGenealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 69,No. 1, March 1981, p.3

RELATIONSHIP CHART

Abbreviations: g. father - grandfather; g.g.father - great grandfather; unc- uncle;c or cou - cousin; neph - nephew r- generations removed,e.g. Iclr -first cousin onceremoved.

(brothers) 6 GGUNC(6 g g neph)

(brothers)

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5 G G UNC(5 g g neph)

4 G G UNC lcbr(4 g g neph)

6 G G FATHER(6 g g son)5 G G FATHER(5 g g son)4 G G FATHER(4 g g son)

3 G G FATHER(3 g g son)

(brothers)3 G GUNC(3 g g neph)

lc4r

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(brothers)— 2 G G UNC(2 g g neph)

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3clr 6c!rSON NEPHEW(father) (uncle)

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G G SON G G NEPH(g gfather)(g g Unc)

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CHROMOSOMES (sutaitted by Shirley Cobb)What are your chances of receiving a chrcmoscme from any specific remote ancestor?

Generation Lived During Date of Birth No. of Ancestors Odds

You 1950Parent 1920 2 23

Grand Parent 1890 4 12

Great Grand Parent (Civil War) 1860 8 6

G. G. Grand Parent (Civil War) 1830 16 3

G. G. G. G. Parent 1800 32 1 or 2

G.G.G.G.G. Parent (Revol.) 1770 64 4 to 3

G.G.G.G.G.G.Parent (Revol.) 1740 128 8 to 3

7 G. G. Parent 1710 256 5 to 18 G. G. Parent 1680 512 10 to 1

9 G. G. Parent 1650 1024 21 to 1

10 G. G. Parent (Mayflower?) 1620 2048 42 to 1

11 G. G. Parent 1590 4096 85 to 112 G. G. Parent 1560 8192 170 to 113 G. G. Parent 1530 16384 340 to 1

14 G. G. Parent 1500 32768 680 to 1

15 G. G. Parent(Time of Columbus) 1470 75536 1360 to 1(Date of birth of Columbus is uncertain; most references give 1451)

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1890

Copied by Jean Condon and Lorraine Laabs

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Bal. - BallardCarp. - CarpinteriaGol. - GoletaGuad. - GuadalupeHon. - Honda

Place Name Abbreviations

LaPat - La PateraLanp. — T<jihrjcLosA. - Los AlamosMont. -(El) MonticitoP.B.D.-Pine Grove Dist.

S. B. - Santa BarbaraS. M. - Santa MariaS. R. - Santa RitaS. Y. - Santa YnezSisq. - Sisquoc* = Out of OrderSat.V.Co. - Saticoy, Ventura County

Name in () indicates spelling if different in Bride's and Groan's List.

ADAMSON, Mary E.ADDIS, IdaH.ALEGRIA, PatricioANDREWS, Charles L.ARATA, see ARUTAARCHER, H. L.ARELLANES, RomanARUTA , Paster A. H.BAILARD.Murinetti M. (Minn?)BAILARD, T. C. (Bride)BAILEY, Laura A.BARROWS, Ada F.BASKERVILLE, LauraBATES, Eugene J.BATH, CharlotteBECK, DavidBERGE, Elizabeth P.BIRABENT, Francisco LeonBLAISDELL, Eva F.BLISS, Frank S.BODIE, C. H. (Groom)BONARDY, PeterBROOKS, Emm J.BROWN, Mary F.BROWN, Michael J.BURBANK, D. B.CARUER (Carnier) Evelina J.CASE, Hattie D.CASTRO, KatieCHARSOIT, GeorgeCHUNG, Mah HunCLARAS, FelipaCLARK, Alice OliveCLARK, George WashingtonOCNROY, MaryCORDERO, Muriano C.0CM1EHO, RafaelaCRESWELL, John C.CROOKSHANK, Rosa A. F.DALKEUER, WilliamDARLING, WilfordDAVIS, Fannie E.de la CUESTA, Leonardode la TORRE, Josedel VALLE, HenryDEN, Susanna E.DEONUL, Alice MayDEWLANEY, Birdie J.DILL, Viola BerthaDINSMOHE, Thomas T.DOMINGUEZ, Maria AntoniaDOMINGUES, Maria EncanacionDONNELLY, William C.DOUGLAS, George E.DOVER, MarthaDOWE, Alice H.DUHRING, Frederick T.DUNANEANT, Mary A.

D. B. BURBANK 20 Apr. - S. B.Chas. A. STORKE 11 Sep. -S. B,Joaquina ERRO 12 Feb. - S. B.Delfina C. ESTRADA 16 May - LosA.

Evelina J. CARNIER CCaruer) 2 Oct. - LosA.Rafaela CORDERO 18 June - S. B.Ida H. E. WTCKENDEN 18 June - Sisq.Jessee M. SQUIEN 20 Mar. - Carp.C. B. FRANKLIN 16 Jan. - Carp.Theodore H. KLAGES 16 Aug. - S. B.Rudolph G. WEYSE 25 Oct. - S. B.Daniel L. KING 25 Sep. - S. B.Effie ROGERS 3 Aug. - S. Y.

John C. CRESWELL 10 Mar. - S. B.Jennie HAIG 1 Jan. - S. B.Olex NELSON 26 Apr. - S. B.Soledad ORDAZ 23 July - S. B.W. C. PARKER 9 Nov, - Mont.Carrie L. WHITE 26 Nov. - S. B.e. Mcdonough 23 Apr. - S. B.

Vicente GARCIA 29 Oct. - S. B.Lucius D. GATES 1 Sep. - S. B.John SULLIVAN 1 Mar. - S. B.Mary CONROY 18 Feb. - S. B.Mary E. ADAMSON 18 Feb. - S. B.M. L. ARCHER 2 Oct. - LosA.Eben J. PACKARD 29 Dec. - S. B.Leanardo de la CUESTA 15 Feb. - Sisq.Mary WESCOTT 28 Apr. - S. B.

Gua MOY 2 Sep. - S. B.

Charlie VALDEZ 23 Nov. - S. B.Geo. E. POLK 6 Aug. - S. B.Jennie L. PARKER 5 Oct. - Gol.Michael J. BROWN 18 Feb. - S. B.Vebriona VALENZDELA 1 July - S. B.Toman ARELLANES 18 June - S. B.Charlotte BATH 10 Mar. - S. B.Claude A. M. LILLINGSTON 18 Oct. - S. B.Mattie A. HARPER 2 Oct. - LosA.Ida RECORD 11 Nov. - S. B.William H. TUNNELL 19 June - S. M.Katie CASTRO 15 Feb. - Sisq.Lola LOPEZ 21 July - S. B.Alice STANDE 6 Mar. - S. B.F. E. TYLER 4 Mar. - S. B.William J. HELBUN 27 Aug. — Lanp.William J. LITTLETON 17 Sep. - S. B.Charles YOUNGER 16 Nov. —. Lamp.Julia Agnes TUBBS 26 Nov. - Mont.

Milo RUIZ 2 Nov. - S. B.Joseph Everett SILVA 20 Apr. - S. B.Laura Belle SMITH 15 Jan. — TffnPiDelia TRUITT ? Sep. — Lanp.Geo. P. HAMILTON 15 Sep. - S. B.George HOLDEN 13 Mar. - S. B.

Leonara E. STEARNS 11 Nov. - S. B.Warren HANKS 9 Sept.- S. B.

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1890

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ELCANTA, AvaliciaESTRADA, Delfina C.FIELD, MaryFLORES, MarcellinaRORBUSH, Anna Mrs.FRANKLIN, C. B. (Groan)FREEMAN, Alexander A.FREEMAN, Francis (Bride)GARCIA, VicenteGARRETSON, Clarre J.GATES, Lucius D.GIBBONS, RosaGRAHAM, EmmGRAHAM, J. 0.GUTDATTI, LuigiaGUIDOTTI, PietreHAIG, JennieHALL, Elmer M.HAMILTON, Geo. P.HANKS, WarrenHANRETTY, JohnHANSEN, GeorgeHARNETT, JohnHARPER, Mattie A.HARRISON, Sarah E.HARRIS, MarthaHAYWARD, Amanda M.HAYWARD, Edwin J.HECCK, Arrelia E.HELBUN, William J.HESSER, 011aHILDRETH, FrankHILL, RafaelaHOLDEN, GeorgeHOWARD, Carrie E.HOWELL, May 0.HUNTER, G. L.JABUTE, N. J. (Groom)JENKINS, EllenJENKINS, RichardJOHNSON, Hel HilmacKEARNEY, Geo. B.KELLY, Malinda J.KING, Daniel L.KIRSCH, Gustavius A.KLAGES, Theodore H.KRALLEMAN, JohnLEONARD, Nellie TeresaLEWIS, T. B.LIBEU, EulalieLILLINGSTON, Claude A. M.LITTLETON, Wm. J.LLOYD, Alvin 0.LONG, AustinLOPEZ, GregarioLOPEZ, LolaLORTON, George AlbertLUGO, Miguel B.McBETH, RubbyMccormick, EttaMcdonough, e. (Bride)McDONOUGH, JohnMcREYNOLDS, John C.MACKLEY, J. E. (Bride)MANNAHAN, AlbertinaMARTIN, ManuelMARTINI,G. D. E. (Groom)

Carrie I. WAYJohn McDONOUGHCharles L. ANDREWSAustin LONGYsmael GLTVERAUriah Burton VOGLET. C. BAILARDAugusta L. MOLEYWm. SINCLAIRPeter BONANDY (Bonardy)Gustavius KIRCHEmm J. BROOKSMiguel B. LUGOGeorge S. SHUNKLINCarrie E. HOWARDPietre GUIDOTTILuigia GUIDATTIDavid BECKMattie NORRISMartha DOVERMary A. DUNANEANTMartha HARRISLena NESSRosie M. NOAWilliam DALKEUER0. W. RUDOLPHJohn BanrettyEdwin J. HAYWARDAmanda M. HAYWARDWalter W. ONEYAlice May DEONULGeorge VEITRose VALENZUELAG. D. E. MARTINIAlice H. DOWEJ. 0. GRAHAMHenry C. RICEAnallzabeth WINNJ. E. MACKLEYRichard JENKINSEllen JENKINSJohn KRALLEMANEdna E. STONERoyal WISWELLLaura BASKERVILLEClarre J. GARRETSONLaura A. BAILEYHilmac JOHNSONHenry V. E. UFKENAda READLeopold MASSYRosa A. F. CROOKSHANKBirdie J. DEWLANEYFlora VAN DEN BERGMary FIELDArabella RUSSELLJose de la TORREPauline OLTVERARosa GIBBONSWilliam O'CONNELLAlonzo MEADEC. H. BQDIE

Avalicia ELCANTALilley M. SOMMERSN. J. JABUTEJ. L. SMITHAmelia SYLVARafaela HILL

26 Mar. - Carp.30 June - S. B.16 May - LosA.22 July - S. B.22 May - Sisq.5 June - S. B.16 Jan. - Carp.18 June - S. B.8 Oct. - S. B.29 Oct. - S. B.7 June - LaPatI Sep. - S. B.11 Sep. - S. Y.26 Nov. - Gol.8 Nov. - S, B.1 Feb. - Lamp.1 Feb. - Lanp.1 Jan. - S. B.14 Oct. - PGD.15 Sep. - S. B.9 Sep. - S. B.17 Mar. - S. B.27 Sep. - S. B.4 Jan. - S. B.2 Oct. - LosA.4 Dec. - Lanp.17 Mar. - S. B.4 Mar. - S. B.4 Mar. - S. B.8 Nov. - Lanp.27 Aug. - Lanp.12 Apr. - Lamp.12 Apr. - S. B.24 Nov. - S. B.13 Mar. - S. B.8 Nov. - S. B.24 Apr. - S. B.29 July - Lanp.28 Apr. - S. B.25 Sep. - S. B.25 Sep. - S. B.6 Jan. - S. B.2 July - LosA.

20 Feb. - S. B.25 Sep. - S. B.7 June - LaPat16 Aug. - S. B.6 Jan. - S. B.6 May - S. B.27 Nov. - Lanp.1 Sep. - S. B.

18 Oct. - S. B.17 Sep. - S. B.23 July - S. B.22 July - S. B.9 Apr. - Bal.21 July - S. B.1 Nov. - Lamp.II Sep. - S. Y.17 Dec.Sat.V.C.3 July - S. B.23 Apr. - S. B.30 June - S. B.19 May - Lanp.28 Apr. - S", B.24 Sep. ~ S, B.19 May - Lanp.24 Nov. - S. B.

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 189087

MASSY, LeopoldMEADE, AlonzoMENDIGLA, Antonia AyalaMOLEY, Augusta L.MONAGA, RanaldoMOON, Mary A.MOULLET, J. F.MOT, GuaNELSON, OlexNESS, LenaNEWLOVE, Ida A.NICKERSON, Maud M.NOA, Rosie M.NORRIS, MattieO'CONNELL, WilliamGLTVERA, Edwardo B.GLTVERA, PaulineCLTVERA, YsmaelONEY., Walter W.ORDAZ, InezORTEGA, AlexPAASKE, ChristinaPACKARD, Eben J.PARKER, Jennie L.PARKER, W. C.PLIMMER, EdwardPOLK, Geo. E.PRINCE, George S.READ, AdaRECORD, IdaRENWICK, Lettie B.RICE, Henry C.RICHARDSON, Catherine E.ROBTES, PalermonRODRIGUEZ, MaryROGERS, EffieROMERO, EduardaROSS, FrankRUDOLPH, IdellaRUDOLPH, John FranklinRUDOLPH, 0. W.RUIZ, Jose del CarineaRUIZ, MariaRUIZ, MiloRUSSELL, ArabellaSABE, CatariniaSCOTT, George W.SHEPARD, Blanche E.SBTELLS, Leilas D.SHUNKLLN, George S.SIBLEY, SophiaSIDEBOTHAM, HaroldSILVA, Joseph EverettSINCLAIR, fim.SMITH, Byron M.SMITH, Charles A.SMITH, J. L.SMITH, Laura BelleSOMMERS, Lilley M.SPANNE, JohnSPROUL, AddleSQUIEN, JesseeroSTANDE, AliceSTEARNS, Leonora E.STEELE, SibernSTEWART, Geo. W.STONE, Edna E.STORKE, Chas. A.

Eulalie LLBEUEtta MccormickHenry WAGNERAlexander A. FREEMANMary RODRIGUEZCharles A. SMITHCatarinia SABEMah Hun CHUNGElizabeth P. BERGEGeorge HANSENF. C. TWrrCHELLNarold SIDEBOTHAMJohn HARTNETTElmer M. HALLRubby McBETHJulia YORBAGeorge Albert LORTONMarcellina FLORESArrelia E. HECOXJose del Carinea RUIZLibrado VALLENZUELAJohn SPAANEBattle D. CASEGeorge Washington CLARKEva F. BLAISDELLRosa VTLLAMILAlice Olive CLARKAddle SPROULT. B. LEWISWilford DARLINGJerome C. WILSONMayo HOWELLJohn Franklin RUDOLPHEdwarda ROMERORanaldo MONAGAEugene J. BATESPalermon ROBLESSophia SIBLEYBolton WEBBCatherine E. RICHARDSONSarah E. HARMON (Harrison)Inez ORDAZSelistlno TRUJTHOMaria AntoniaDOMTNGUEZGregario LOPEZJ. F. MOULLETCora B. YELKTNSByron M. SMITHGeo. W. STEWARTEmma GRAHAMFrank ROSSMaud M. NICKERSONMaria Encanacion DOMTNGUESFrances FREEMANBlanche E. SHEPARDMary A. MOONAlbertina MANNAHANWilliam C. DONNELLYJohn C. McREYNOLDSChristina PAASKEGeorge S. PRINCEMurinetti M. BAILARDHenry del VALLEFrederick T. DUHRINGDeborah J. WTLLSONLeilas D. SHIELLSGeo. B. KEARNEYIda H. ADDIS

1 Sept. - S. B.3 July - S. B.3 June - S. B.18 June - S. B.22 Oct. - S. B.3 Nov. - S. B.16 Feb. - S. B.2 Sep. - S. B.26 Apr. - S. B.27 Sep. - S. B.30 Dec. - S. M.

11 Nov. - Mont.

4 Jan. - S. B.

14 Oct. - PGD.

17 Dec.Sat.V.C.30 July - Sisq.1 Nov. — Lomp.

22 May - Sisq.8 Nov. — Lomp.16 Aug. - S. B.8 Nov. - S. B.26 July - Hon.

29 Dec. - S. B.5 Oct. - Gol.9 Nov. - Mont.1 Nov. - S. B.6 Aug. - S. B.11 Sep. - S. B.27 Nov. — Lanp.11 Nov. - S. B.

6 May - S. B.24 Apr. - S. B.9 Mar. — Lanp.16 June - S. B.22 Oct. - S. B.26 Aug. - S. Y.16 June - S. B.16 Sep. - S. M.17 June — Lomp.9 Mar. — Lomp.4 Dec. - Lomp.16 Aug. - S. B.23 Feb. - S. B.2 Nov. - S. B.9 Apr. - Bal.

10 Feb. - S. B.19 Oct. - S. M.3 Apr. - S. B.1 Jan. - S. B.

26 Nov. - Gol.16 Sep. - S. M.11 Nov. - Mont.

20 Apr. - S. B.8 Oct. - S. B.

3 Apr. - S. B.3 Nov. - S. B.

24 Sep. - S. B.

15 Jan. — Lomp.19 May — Lomp.26 July - Hon.

11 Sep. - S. B.20 Mar. - Carp.6 Mar. ' - S. B.11 Nov. - S. B.9 Sep. - S. B.

1 Jan. - S. B.

2 July - LosA.

11 Sep. - S. B.

88SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1890

SULLIVAN, John Mary F. BROWN 1 Mar. - S. B.SYLVA, Amelia Manuel MARTIN 19 May — Lomp.TRUITT, Delia George E. DOUGLASS ? Sep. - Lomp.TRUJIHO, Selistino Maria RUIZ 23 Feb. - S. B.TUBBS, Julia Agnes Thorns T. DINSMORE 26 Nov. - Mont.TUNNELL, William H. Fannie E. DAVIS 9 June - S. M.TWITCHELL, F. C. Ida A. NEWLOVE 30 Dec. - S. M.TYLER, F. E. Susanna E. DEN 4 Mar. - S. B.UFKEN, Henry Y. E. Nellie Teresa LEONARD 6 May - S. B.VALDEZ, Charlie Felipa CLARAS 23 Nov. - S. B.VALENZUELA, Rose Frank HTLDRETH 12 Apr. - S. B.VALENZUELA, Verbriana Muriano C. CORDERO 1 July - S. B.VALLENZUELA, Librado Alex ORTEGA 8 Nov. - S. B.VETT, George 011a HKBHKR 12 Apr. — Lanp.VILLAMIL, Rosa Edward PLIMMER 1 Nov. - S. B.VOGLE, Uriah Burton Mrs. Anna FGRBUSH 5 June - S. B.WAGNER, Henry Antonia Ayala MENDIOLA 3 June - S. B.WAY, Carrie I. F. J. EDDY 26 Mar. - Carp.WEBB, Bolton Idella RUDOLPH 7 June — Lomp.WELCH, Dwight M. Mrs. Mary B. WELCH 25 Mar.El-Mont.WELCH, Mary B. Mrs. Dwight M. WELCH 25 Mar.El-Mont.WESCOTT, Mary George CHARSOIT 28 Apr. —S. B.WEYSE, Rudolph G. Ada F. BARROWS 25 Oct. - S. B.WHITE, Carrie L. Frank S. BLISS 26 Nov. - S. B.WICKENDEN, Ida H. E. Pastor A. H. ARATA 18 June - Sisq.WILLSON, Deborah J. Sebern STKHIE 9 Sep. - S. B.WILSON, Jerome C. Lettie B. RENWICK 6 May - S. B.WISWELL, Royal MaMiwfa J. CTTJ-Y 20 Feb. - S. B.VAN DEN BERG, Flora Alvin 0. LLOYD 23 July - S. B.YELKIUS, Cora B. George W. SCOTT 19 Oct. - S. M.YORBA, Julia Edwardo B. OLIVERA . 30 July - Sisq.YOUNGER, Charles Viola Bertha DILL 16 Nov. — Lomp.

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1891

ADAMS, Andrew J. Rosa E. PARRENT 11 June — Lomp.ALLOTT, Sallie Sharp Chas. V. CURRYER 26 Nov. - S. M.ALVES, Mary William OLIVER 26 Nov. - S. B.AQUISTAPACE, John B. Lotti CAMPODONICO 14 Oct. - Guad.ARATA, Mary George JORGENSEN 13 Aug. - S. B.ASHBY, Eva Meyer NEWMARK, Jr. 29 Mar. - S. B.AYALA, Felicita George W. GOATS 1 June - S. B.AYALA, Jose Fecunda BOYN 24 Mar. - S. B.AYALA, Maria A. Charles BOWER 11 Nov. - S. B.BAKER, Frederick Lizzie HOOKER 29 Mar. - S. B.BALL, C. Alice BROOKSHIRE 1 May - S. B.BANDE, Dominik Eliza GRONDONA 6 May - S. B.BARKER, Carrie M. Oliver P. LEE 26 Aug. - Guad.BEBEE, Sallie George H. SHARP 25 Feb. - S. M.BECKW1TH, George E. Rattle May HYDE 29 Oct. - S. B.BERG, Carl Catherine TURMAN 2 Sep. - S. B.BERGRON, Emery P. Nellie F. HENRY 31 Dec. - S. Y.BLANCHARD, Frank R. Josefa de la TORRE 28 June - S. B.BONN, Annie James GASTOPAS 20 Apr. - S. B.BOWER, Charles Maria A. AYALA 11 Nov. - S. B.BOYN, Fecunda Jose AYALA 24 Mar. - S. B.BRECK, Ellen M. Henry J. SCUITTI 22 Apr. - S. B.BROOKS, Frank Mattie E. GREEN 19 Apr. - S. B.BROOKS, Louis Virgie G. McDOUGAL 10 Mar. - S. B.BROOKSHIRE, Ada Charles FRENCH 1 Oct. - S. M.BROOKSBTHE, Alice C. BALL 1 May - S. B.BROUSSET, Mary August CAUTOLENCE 16.May - S. B.BROWN, Henry C. Theresa CALDERON 28 Dec - S. B.BROWN, John W. Elizabeth RUFFIN 4 May - S. B.BURBETTINI, Constantino Maria TOMUSLNI 28 Mar. - S. M.BURNETT, Ida Fred GARDNER 10 Sep. - S. B.BYNUM, Milton Benjamin Mary E. EDDY 13 Sep. - S. R.CALDERON, Theresa Henry C. BROWN 28 Dec. - S. B.CALKINS, Albert C. Pilar de la CUESTA 30 Dec. - S. Y.

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1891

CALLIS, Nancy A.CAMPODONICO, LottiCARR, Iambie A.CARRILLO, JosieCARRILUD, SalineCARROLL, CatherineCAUTOLENCE, AugustCAVALETTO, MaddalenaOHEAL, Alice MarieCLANCY, John H.CLARKE, Thomas WhitingCOATS, George W.COCHRAN, FlorenceCOCHRAN, WalterCQLOQRD, Joseph A.COPLEY, Benjamin R.COOPER, Joel H.CORDERO, Estanislau S.COHOERO, FranciscoCORDERO, MarthaCRANE, Clara EmmCRIST, EmoryCROWELL, CarrieCURRYER, Chas. a.CUUNAUE, John B.DAVIS, Hannah A.de la CUESTA, Pilarde la CUESTA, Sofiade la TORRE, JosefaDELTE, BattisteDENNEY, John L.DeROME, Geo. E.DEWLANEY, WilliamDLENOCK, Schuball F.DOMTNGUEZ, Maria AntoniaDUNLAP, Joseph F.EDDY, Mary E.EDDY, William H.EDWARDS, AlfredELLIOTT, BerthaESPINOSA, FRANCISCAEVANS, Henry N.FABING, LulaFERN, KateFESLER, Florence G.FOX, EmmFREEMAN, CarlotaFRENCH, CharlesFROOM, HattieGABY, JosephineGALE, Eva L.GAMMILL, W. C.GARCIA, AdamGARDNER, FredGARFIELD, EmmGARRETT, Meta B.GASTOPAS, JamesGATES, Chas. H.GERRASCI, DanielGIFFORD, Fred M.GLTDEWELL, JamesGRAGG, Clarence P.GREEN, Mattie E.GREY, Rhuea F.GRONDONA, ElizaHAIL, Elmer M.HANLON, Letta A.HANSEN, George

89

Henry N. EVANS 10 June - Lomp.John B. AQUISTAPACE 14 Oct. - Guad.Harry W. HUSSK1J. 8 Apr. - Lomp.Walter E. HAUK 11 June - Carp.Junie RUIZ 2 Aug. —S. B.Edward KENNEY 4 Feb. - Lorap.Mary BROUSSET 16 May - S. B.Battista MASTAI 31 Aug. - S. B.Guy MacLeod RICHARDS 15 June - S. B.Ellen MARTIN 24 May - S. B.Nellie Josephine PAGE 12 May - S. B.Felicita AYALA 1 June - S. B.Walter COCHRAN 29 Apr. - S. B.Florence COCHRAN ' 29 Apr. - S. B.Mary L. SPANNE 2 July - S. B.Rosani STROLL 12 Apr. - Lamp.Mary A. STONE 12 July - S. M.Manuela ORTEGA 20 Oct. - S. Y.Francisca ESPINOSA 27 July - S. B.Louis SUPULVEDA 24 Aug. - S. B.Hugh TODD 25 Nov. - S. B.Ella HAPGOQD 20 May - S. R.Joseph L. LEWIS 30 Sep. - Bal.Sallie Sharp ALLOTT 26 Nov. - S. M.Alice N. TORRENCE 9 Dec. - S. Y.Herman THOMPSON 4 Nov. - Carp.Albert C. CALKINS 30 Dec. - S. Y.Chas. H. GATES 2 Sep. - S. Y.Frank R. BLANCHARD 28 June - S. B.Angiolino SIMONI 29 Nov. - LosA.Louise Vanderick 12 Nov. - S. Y.Lulu FABING 29 Dec. - Lomp.Josephine GABY 16 Mar. - S. B.Minnie HOLLAND 16 June - Lomp.Milo RUIZ 2 Nov. - S. B.Mrs. Mary J.MTLLIOM 25 Oct.-Pt.Sal.Milton Benjamin BYNUM 13 Sep. - S. R.Hannah E. JAMISON 3 Nov. - S. Y.Mabel RICE 10 Feb. - S. B.J. C. F. MILLER 12 Feb. - S. B.Francisco CORDERO 27 July - S. B.Nancy A. CALLIS 10 June - Lomp.Geo. E. De ROME 29 Dec. - Lomp.T. LILIGREN 25 Apr. - S. B.Sgerman C. STEPHENS 2 Dec. - S. M.John D. SAMPLE 19 Apr. - S. B.Miguel MDRELL 29 June - S. B.Ada BROOKSHIRE 1 Oct. - S. M.Allen MEAD 27 Oct. - Guad.William DEWLANEY 16 Mar. - S. B.James W. WILSON 12 June - S. B.Jennie E. RUSSELL 19 Sep. - S. B.Rose VASQUEZ 26 Oct. - S. B.Ida BUraJETT 10 Sep. - S. B.Peter C. MacFARLANE 8 Mar. - S. B.Charles T. WILSON 31 Dec. - Lomp.Annie BONN 20 Apr. - S. B.Sofia de la CUESTA 2 Sep. - S. Y.Teodolindo PINI 15 Sep. - Guad.Josephine E. MORRIS 25 Nov. - S. B.Ida STBOLI 25 Oct. - S. M.Ada P. MUNCH 29 Dec. - S. R.Frank BROOKS 19 Apr. - S. B.Louis Felipe RUIZ 22 July - S. B.Dominik BANDE 6 May - S. B.Mattie NORMS 14 Oct. -P.G.D.A. W. PIERCE 14 Oct. - Gol.Lena NESS 27 Sep. - S. B.

90

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1891

HAPGOOD, EllaHARDCASTLE, Arthur T.HAUK, Walter E.HAYWARD, Thomas T.HENDERSON, Annie F.HENNTNG, Cynthia M.KENNING, Susie C.HENRY, Nellie F.HICKMAN, MayHODGES, Martha C.HOLLAND, MinnieHOOKER, LizzieHUYCK, Amy S.HYDE, Hattie MayISHAM, Annie TrumbullJAMISON, Fannie M.JAMISON, Hannah E.JORGENSEN, GeorgeKENNEY, EdwardKNIGHT, Helen W.LANE, LoraLANGLOTZ, AdolphLEE, Oliver P.LEYUN, Antonio M.UUIGREN, T.LITTLE, Caroline RayLLOYD, Alvin 0.LLOYD, Benjamin R.McDOUGAL, Virgie G.MacFARLANE, Peter C.McGALLOWAY, MargaretMcGILLORAY, JohnMARTIN, EllenMARTIN, Hattie C.MARTIN, J. C.MARTIN, Katie A.MARVIN, ClarenceMASON, J. C.MASTAI, BattistaMEAD, AllenMERCAITH, John N.MERMTT, JohnMILLER, J. C. F.MTLLIOM, Mrs. Mary J.MIRATTI, LuigiMONCTON, Ella J.MOORE, Carrie MayMORELL, MiguelMOMLLO, LorenzoMORRIS, Josephine E.MORTON, PearlMUNCH, Ada P.NESS, LenaNEWMARK, Meyer, Jr.NICKERSON, Maud M.NORMS, MattieOGRAM, JohnsonOLIVER, WilliamORD, Allie M.ORDAZ, HecudosaORETEGA, Juana MariaORTEGA, ManuelaPAGE, Nellie JosephinePARKER, J. R.PARKER, LeonardPARRENT, Rosa E.PARROTT, Mary A.

Emory CRIST 20 May - S. R.Alice YOUNG 29 Aug.- S. B.Josie CARMLLO 11 June- Carp.Mrs. Mary A. WHITE 31 Mar.- S. B.John McGILLORAY 23 Aug.- S. B.Charles PETERSON 12 Nov.- Lomp.Venton B. VAN CLLEF 15 Jan.- Lamp.Emery P. BERGRON 31 Dec.- S. Y.G. A. POMEROY 29 Dec.- Lanp.Henry S. SHORT 18 June- S. B.Schuball F. DIENOCK 16 June- Lamp.Frederick BAKER 29 Mar.- S. B.James W. MCHARDSON 7 Jan.- Lomp.George E. BECKWITH 29 Oct.- S. B.Warren Lacy WATERS 19 May - S. B.Alexander C. WARE 3 Nov.- S. Y.William M. EDDY 3 Nov.- S. Y.Mary ARATA 13 Aug.- S. B.Catherine CARROLL 4 Feb.- Lomp.Henry L. STAMBACH 29 June- S. B.Hudson MCH 10 Mar.- Gol.Katie A. MARTIN 12 July- S. B.Carrie M. BARKER 26 Aug.- Quad.Rosa RUIZ 3 Aug.- S. B.Kate FERN 25 Apr.- S. B.Barley Alonzo WEEKS 7 June- Lamp.Flora VANDENBERG 23 July- S. B.Carrie May MOORE 31 Dec.- S. B.Louis BROOKS 10 Mar.- S. B.Emm GARFIELD 8 Mar.- S. B.Lorenzo MORILLO 9 May - S. B.Annie F. HENDERSON 23 Aug.- S. B.John A. CLANCY 24 May - S. B.J. R. Parker 23 Jan.- Gol.Katie SMITH 16 Dec.- S. B.Adolph LANGLOTZ 12 July- S. B.Ida May TOWNE 24 Mar.- Gol.Ellen SMITH 6 Aug.- S. B.Mnrtdalena CAVALETTO 31 Aug.- S. B.Hattie FROOM 27 Oct.- Guad.Annie E. WOKLNKA 12 May - S. B.Lydia C. SMITH 20 May - S. B.Bertha ELLIOTT 12 Feb.- S. B.Joseph B. DUNLAP 28 Oct.-Pt.SalClementina VISSOLINA 3 May - S. B.Lowell F. SHANKLIN 1 Feb.- Bal.Benjamin R. LLOYD 31 Dec.- S. B.Carlota FREEMAN 29 June- S. B.Margaret McGALLOWAY 9 May - S. B.Fred M. GIFFORD 25 Nov.- S. B.S. N. REPPERT 5 Sep.- S. B.Clarence P. GRAGG 29 Dec.- S. R.George HANSEN 27 Sep.- S. B.Eva ASHBY 29 Mar.- S. B.Narold Sidebotham 11 Nov.- Mont.Elmer M. HALL 14 Oct -P.G.D.Viola R. WOODS 26 Jan.- S. B.Mary ALVES 26 Nov.- S. B.Reginald Nicholas WATSON 10 Feb.- S. B.Eduardo PICO 9 Nov.- S. B.Thomas WARD 23 Aug.- S. B.Estanislau S. CORDERO 20 Oct.- S. Y.Thomas Whiting CLARKE 12 May - S. B.Hattie C. Martin 23 Jan.- Gol.E. A. WELLMAN 23 Oct.- S. B.Andrew J. ADAMS 11 June- Lanp.Clark T. SMITH 24 Oct.- S. B.

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARMAGE RECORDS - 189191

PARTER, Irmu A. Flora E. RATTEN 1 Nov. - S. B.

PENFIEID, Elbridge E. Alice E. VINCENT 15 Dec. - S. B.

PETERSON, Charles Cynthia M. KENNING 12 Nov. — Lomp.PETERSON, Lars Carrie ROBINSON 20 Sep. - S. B.

PICO, Anita Eugene VALENZUELA 11 July - S. B.PICO, Eduardo Hecudosa ORDAZ 7 Nov. - S. B.PIERCE, A. W. Letta A. HANLON 14 Oct. - Gol.

PINI, Teodolindo Daniel GERRASCI 15 Sep. - Guad.

POMEROY, G. A. May HICKMAN 29 Dec. — Lomp.POMMTER, Cecelia Antonio ROUARD 11 Nov. - S. B.

RATTAN, Flora E. Irmu A. PARTER 1 Nov. - S. B.

REED, Lincoln H. Nellie TRUITT 4 July — Lomp.REPPERT, S. N. (Groom) Pearl MORTON 5 Sep. - S. B.MCE, Mabel Alfred EDWARDS 10 Feb. - S. B.MCH, Hudson Lora LANE 10 Mar. - Gol.MCHARDS, Guy MacLeod Alice Marie CHEAL 15 June - S. B.MCHARDSON, James W. ' Amy S. HUYCK 7 Jan. — Lomp.ROBINSON, Carrie Lars PETERSON 20 Sep. - S. B.RODRIGUIZ, Jonquin Lola ROMERO 7 May - S. B.

ROMERO, Lola Jonquin RODMGUTZ 7 May - S. B.ROUARD, Antonio Cecilia POMMTER 11 Nov. - S. B,RUFFTN, Elizabeth John W. BROWN 4 May - S. B.RUIZ.Junie Saline CARMLLO 2 Aug. - S. B.RUIZ, Louise Felipe Rhuea F. GREY 22 July - S. B.RUIZ, Milo Maria Antonia DOMTNGUEZ 2 Nov. - S. B.RUIZ, Rosa Antonio M. LEYUN 3 Aug. - S. B.RUSSELL, Harry W. Iambie A, CARR 8 Apr. — Lamp.RUSSELL, Jennie E. W. C. GAMMILL 19 Sep. - S. B.RUSSELL, John A. Augusta M. SPROUT 4 Nov. - S. B.SAMPLE, John D. Emm FOX 19 Apr. - S. B.SAUNDERS, William C. Mattie WMGHT 6 Nov. — Lanp.SEPULVEDA see SUPULVEDASHANKLIN, Lowell F. Ella J. Moncton 1 Feb. - Bal.

SHARP, George H. Sallie BEBEE 25 Feb. - S. M.SHORT, Henry S. Martha C. HODGES 18 June - S. B.SIBGLI, Ida James GLTDEWELL 25 Oct. - S. M.SIBOLL, Rosani Benjamin R. COOLEY 12 Apr. — Lanp.SIDEBOTHAM, Harold Maud H. NICKERSON 11 Nov. - Mont.SIHONI, Angiolino Battiste DELTE 29 Nov. - LosA.SMITH, Clark T. Mary A. PARROTT 24 Oct. - S. B.SMITH, Ellen J. C. MASON 6 Aug. - S. B.SMITH, Katie J. C. MARTIN 16 Dec. - S. B.SMITH, Lydia C. John MERMTT 20 May - S. B.SPANNE, Mary L. Joseph A. COLCORD 2 July - S. B.SPROUT, Augusta M. John A. RUSSELL 4 Nov. - S. B.STAMBACH, Henry L. Helen W. KNIGHT 24 June - S. B.STEPHENS, Sherman C. Florence G. FESLER 2 Dec. - S. M.STONE.Mary A. Joel H. COOPER 12 July - S. M.SUPULVEDA, Louis Martha CORDERO 24 Aug. - S. B.THOMPSON, Hermen Hannah A. DAVIS 4 Nov. - Carp.TIERMAN, Catherine Carl BERG 2 Sep. - S. B.TODD, Hugh Clara Emm CRANE 25 Nov. - S. B.TOMUSINI, Maria Constantine BURBETTINI 28 Mar. - S. M.TORRENCE, Alice N. John B. CUUNAUE 9 Dec. - S. Y.TOWNE, Ida Mary Clarence MARVIN 29 Mar. - Gol.TRUTTT, Nellie Lincoln H. REED 4 July — Lomp.VALENZUELA, Eugene Anita PICO 11 July - S. B.VANDENBERG, Flora Alvin 0. LLOYD 23 July - S. B.VAN CLIEF, Venton B. Susie C. HENNING 15 Jan. r Lomp.VANDEMCK, Louise John L. Denney 12 Nov. - S. Y,VASQUEZ, Rose Adam GARCIA 26 Oct. - S. B.VINCENT, Alice E. Elbridge E. PENFIEID 15 Dec. - S. B.VISOLINA, Clementina Luigi MIRATTI 3 May - S. B,WARD, Thomas Juana Maria ORTEGA 23 Aug. - S. B.WARE, Alexander C. Fannie M. JAMISON 3 Nov. - S. Y.WATERS, Warren Lacy Annie Trumbull ISHAM 19 May - S. B.

WATSON, Reginald Nicholas Allie M. ORD 10 Feb. -S. B,

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARMAGE RECORDS - 1891

WEEKS, Barley AlonzoWELLMAN, E. A.WHITE, Mrs. Mary A.WILSON, Charles T.WILSON, James W.WGKUNKA, Annie E.WXH38, Viola R.WRIGHT. MattieYOUNG, Alice

Caroline Ray LITTLELeonard PARKERThomas T. HAYWARDMeta B. GARRETTEva L. GALEJohn N. MERCATTHJohnson OGRAMWilliam C. SAUNDERSArthur T. HARDCASTLE

7 June - Lomp.23 Oct. - S. B.31 Mar. - S. B.31 Dec. - Lanp.12 June - S. B.12 May - S. B.26 Jan. - S. B.6 Nov. - Lamp.29 Aug. - S. B.

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Need parents of Frances LEA, b. about 1752,possibly in N. C. MarriedJohn JESSEE. Both died in Virginia.

Carol Roth5459 Palace Ct.Santa Barbara, CA 93111

Need maiden name of Grace PEASE, wife of Plinny PEASE, located inTownsend, Huron Co., Ohio in 1830's.

Need parents of James W. PALMER b. 22 Jan 1818, Genesee Co., N. Y.(bro. Chas. L. PALMER b 1822 Ridgenay, Orleans Co., N.Y.) Orleansseparated from Genesee between 1818 and 1822.

Need parents Deborah SHKBS and ElizaAnn SHEEKS, b.2 Jan. 1816 and c. 1821 respectively.

Fayette Co..Ohio

Beraice Mendillo6254 Momouth Ave.Goleta, CA 93117

DAVIS Desire info on ancestors of David DAVIS b. Wales early 1800'sWILLIAMS Married Mary WILLIAMS also b. Wales. They were parents of Elizabeth

DAVIS b. 12 Dec. 1848 in Ohio who m. William C. McCAULLEY 3 Apr 1867.

STIPES Desire info on ancestors of Sarah Jane STIPES, b 12 Oct 1829 Butler Go.CLAY- Pa; d. 6 Oct 1897,bur. Worthington, Pa. Shewas wife of Jackson CLAY-POOL POOL of Armstrong Co., Pa.

MAXWELL Desire info on ancestors of Annie Mary MAXWELL, b. Ireland, wife ofMc CAUL- Isaac G. McAULLEY, b. Hagerstown, Md. d Turtle Creek, Pa. (father ofLEY WilliamC. McCAULLEY mentioned in first query above.)

Ruth Morrow (Mrs. Robert)2835A Serena Rd.Santa Barbara, CA 93105

Wish parentage and genealogical data on the following:BUCKLEY Nancy BECKLEY b. Pa. 20 Apr 1812 d. Nebraska City, Neb 26 Nov 1857.BLAIR She m. Lewis BLAIR, b. 2 Apr 1820,prob. Ky.d.Nebraska City 25 Dec 1867CARTER Finch CARTER, who appear in 1790 N.C. census living in Hillsboro Dist.

Randolph Co., N. C.WILLMAN Christian WILLMAN, came to this country 1775; lived in Washington, Mason

Co., Ky. 1800-1816HARMON Mary HARMON, Clarion Co., Pa. 1786-1793; d. July 19,1850;according toEARLY 1850census still living Sept. 24,1850; She m. Andrew J. EARLY b. 5 Oct

1791, d. Nov. 27,1870 (from family papers).CARSKAD- Letitia CARSKADDEN b. New Cumberland, Pa. 10 May 1804 d 18 Oct 1877 inDEN Nebraska City, Neb. m. James V. WILLMAN b 28 Aug 1808 Mason Co., Ky.

WILLMAN d. 29 Dec. 1880Nebraska City, Neb. (son of Christian above).

Elizabeth A. Early3021 Calle NoguerraSanta Barbara, CA 93105

EARLY MIGRATION TO THE WEST ^

A number of SBCGS members have indicated an interest in earlysettlers of states bordering on the Ohio River.

A discussion of the organization and development of the area maybe helpful. Until after the close of the Revolution, these westernlands were almost entirely unsettled. By Royal Proclamation of Oct.7, 1693, granting of land west of the Alleghenies was forbidden andon June 22, 1774, Parliament annexed the western lands to the Provinceof Quebec. In 1776 the only white habitations were in the southernappalachian region.

There were many claims to lands west of the Alleghenies; New York,Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Indian tribeshad claims. At the suggestion of Maryland, which had no such claims,all ceded their claims and a new territory, to be known as the Northwest Territory, was formed in 1787.

The first division of this territory occurred in 1800 when IndianaTerritory was established. Ohio was admitted as a state in 1803.Michigan Territory followed in 1805 and Illinois Territory in 1809.The state of Indiana was admitted in 1816. In 1818 Illinois wasformed from the southern section, the northern part being annexed toMichigan Territory.

During the French and Indian War two westward roads through Pennsylvania were blazed. In 1753 Braddock's Road ran from Alexandria,Va.by way of Fort Cumberland to Laurel Hill, near Uniontown, Pa. Forbes'Road was north of Braddock's and ran from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh.

Boone's Wilderness Road to Kentucky started near his home on theYadkin River in North Carolina through Cumberland Gap to Boonesborough(1775) and on to the Ohio River at Louisville (1779). By 1784 therewere 30,000 whites in the Kentucky County or District, still a part ofVirginia. It was twenty years before this trail was passable foranything on wheels.

A turnpike system, with tollgates usually some 7 miles apart, e-volved, including parts of the old Braddock and Forbes roads. TheLancaster Turnpike was the first macadam road in America - a road 37feet wide with 24 in stone, and 62 miles long. The most importantearly turnpike was the National or Cumberland Road, projected to runas far as St. Louis. At first it extended 130 miles from Cumberlandto Wheeling and was a 60-foot road. In the early 1800's Irish laborers were imported to build the road.

The westward movement to the Northwest Territory was in three maindirections. Across New York State - From Massachusetts an overland route crossed the Hudson River below Albany, then continued tothe headwaters of the Susquehanna, then down the river, merging withcross-Pennsylvania movement or going directly westward by the CatskillTurnpike a^id its extension to Cleveland in the Western Reserve or bya more northerly route through Albany, following the Mohawk Valley andlater the Erie Canal, opened in 1825.

Across Pennsylvania - emigrants from Rhode Island and Connecticutwent overland, crossing the Hudson River at the Newburgh Ferry, following along near the southern line of the Connecticut-claimed portion ofPennsylvania and across in a southwesterly direction to Fort Pitt orfollowing the Delaware to Easton and joining the route of the New Jer-seyites headed for the Symmes Purchase or those from Philadelphia.

From Virginia - Virginians moved through the Shenandoah Valleynorthward or westward across Kentucky. There was a Wilderness Roadfrom Cumberland, Md., to Danville, Kentucky.

Dated of admission of the various states should be kept in mind.Vermont 1791; Kentucky 1792; Tennessee 1796; Ohio 1803; Louisiana 1812;Indiana 1816; Mississippi 1817; Illinois 1818; Alabama 1819; Maine 1820(earlier part of Mass.); Missouri 1821; Arkansas 1836;Michigan 1837;Wisconsin Territory former 1840,state 1848; Iowa 1846; Oregon Territory1846; Florida, acquired from Spain 1819,state 1845; Texas annexed 1845(included a strip up across Colorado and into what is now Wyoming);Mexican Cession of 1848,embracing Utah,Nevada,California,Arizona andparts of New Mexico and Colorado; Minnesota 1858;West Virginia separated from Virginia 1861, state 1863; Alaska purchased from Russia 1867.The Carolinas and Georgia originally extended to the Mississippi River.Portions were ceded to form the states of Alabama and Mississippi.

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96

EARLY SANTA BARBARA COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS

A consolidated list as compiled by Ruth Norris and Carlton M. Smithfrom Index Volume I (A-K)and Volume II (L-Z) in the office of the CountyClerk and from the listing of dates of filing of wills in Santa BarbaraCounty as found in the Gledhill Library of the Santa Barbara Historical Society in volumes entitled: "Index of Wills" and "Old Index and Fee Book."These lists were published in ANCESTORS WEST , Vol. I No. 1 (December. 1974)to Vol. II No. 7 (Sumner, 1976).

The numbering of cases begins 5 January 1880; earlier cases are marked( — ); dates are dates of filing of wills as shown in the "Index of Wills".

ADAM, James E. 6 Sept. 1910ADAM, William (Laird) 2 Jan 1904ADAMS, Alfred 27 July 1909ADAMS, Thorns S. 5 Sept. 1905AGUIRRE, Maria (Case No. 78)AH, Jim (522)AH, You (781)ALEXANDER, William 26 Jan 1910ALLAIRE, Sarah E. 2 Feb. 1897ALLEN, Ephralm 18 May 1893ALLEN, William Pitt 8 June 1904ANDERSON, Absolom L. 25 Nov 1895ANDERSON, Catherine A. L. 29 June 1894APLLN, William D. 15 Feb 1905ASHLEY, Mary A. 11 June 1904ATLEE, William A. 12 Dec 1903AUSTIN (Natianiel Porter)26 Dec 1891AYALA, Juan C. 20 May 1897AZTVED0, Guilherme (Antonio de)

s^jgnlSsSfH.H. C-)BACON, J. W. ( - )BACON, Lydia (a minor) ( - )BADGER, Ralph S. 10 Mar 1911BAIL, (William) H. 12 May 1900BAILARD, Andrew (54)BAILEY, Alexander ( - )^BAILEY, Margaret (304)BALCH, Sarah G. 13 June 1895BALL, Martha S. 17 May 1892BALLARD, W. N. ( - )BANCKENGNY, Adolph 15 Aug 1892BANEGAS, Casne ( - )BARBER, Peter J. 11 Feb 1905BARGER, George W. 26 Jan 1900BARNARD, A. W. (453)BARNARD, (Anson) W. 24 Apr 1883BARNARD, B. C. (48)BARRERAS. Pedro (268)BARTHMAN, Samuel ( - )BARTLETT, Anna P. (1384)BATCHELDER, Samuel (1112)

* BARRY, Portia 19 May 1909BAXLEY, Mary Virginia 4 Oct 1904BEACH, CM. 4 Mar 1895BEATON, James (1133) 29 Apr 1886BECKER,Berenhart(1175)10Sep 1886BECKWITH, Emily 22 Apr 1907BEEBE, David ( - )BENN, William 12 Apr 1900BERGER(ON),Lucrecia (C.) 25 Apr 1894BERNES, Hans (Frederick) 20 Sept 1893BERRELL, James (60)BIGELOW, Ruth H. 6 Feb 1895BIGGS , (Mateo) H. 25 Apr 1890BILBAO, Modesto (691)BIRABENT, Jean Marie 28 July 1909BIRTWHISTLE, Irene 11 Mar 1890BITSCH, Adam (697) 3 Oct 1883BLAISDELL, Elijah S. (1355)BLAKE, Anna S. C. 31 Mar 1899

BLANCHET, (Franchaise) 14 Oct 1902BOCAMZO, Peter 24 June 1909BORN, Peter ( - )BONETTI, Albert 18 Feb 1898BONETTI, Guiuliano (Clemento) 1BQ7BONTADELU, E.4 Dec 19057 "** iawBOOTH, George 2 June 1905BORBON, Viacaba(alias VIACABA) (-)BOSSO, S. 20 Mar 1901B0TTILLER, Pascual (1163)14Augl886B0YCE, Anson (Augustus) 11 Oct 1909BOYD, Alexander Hamilton 2 Nov 1905BOYD, Joanna, M. (1876)B0YDEN, Laura 5 Dec 1910BRADBURY, A. K. P. (62)BRADY, James (1248)BRAIN, Samuel 26 Dec 1907BRANT. Eugene ( - )BRASTOW, Helen P. 6 May 1908BRAUN, Samuel 6 Nov 1905BREATH, Helen M. 8 Oct 1910BRINKERHOFF, S. B. (147)BRINKERHOFF (Samuel) (Bevier/s)

S B (147) 30 Mar 1880BROOME*, (William (Richard) 7 Jul 1891BROSON, James (Anson) 30 Oct 1889BROTHERSON, Alletta 17 Dec 1908BR0DGHT0N, William Wallace 2 Mar 1910BROWN, Andrew D. ( - )BROWN, James A. (1945)BROWN,(Thomas) 11 May 1905BUELL, Hervey J. 24 Jan 1809BUELL, R. T. 23 Nov 1905BUHRENHEIM, Helena 14 Oct 1905BURNAP, Harvey B. 25 Sept 1895BURROUGH, Maria A. ( - )BURTON, L. F. (80)BUSTILLOS, Dolores ( - )BUTLER, Harriet P. 3 Oct 1910

Rerus. (. - )"Rank"' (H8§3)CAMERON. A. T. (59)CANNCN, Florence (1023)CARTLL07 Carlos Ant© ( - )CARILLD; Concepcion G. ( - )CAMI1D7 Jose ( - )CARIILO; Manuela ( - )CARLTON; Sophia (204)CARR, Daniel D. T. ( - )CARRILLO, Joaquin ( - )CARMLLO, Jose Ant° ( - )CARMLLO, Jose de Jesus ( - )CARMLLO, Josefa C. de ( - )CAUCH, John (1549) 14 May 1888CHAMBERLAIN, E. E. (786)CHAMPION, Robert W. (83)^CHAPMAN, Maria D. A. ( - )CHARRON, L. N. ( -) L.H. (Index)COATS, N. M. ( - 5onppw m. ( - )COLLIER-, B. H. (1301)

97

EARLY SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY PROBATE RECORDS

* OONWAY. Mary (970)COLLINS, Geo. N. (1232)

.COMSTOCK, G. L. M. (1738)COOK, C. E. ( - )COCK, Ed. G. (74)OOPELAND, H. W. (1655)CORDERO, Miguel ( - )CORDERO, Pedro ( - )CORLISS, G. W. and Lucretia ( - )CORRALES, Casne (1390)CORY, Purnell (1210)COT, Antonio Jose (as written)

assumed COTA ( - )COTA .Francisco ( - )COTA, Francisco ( - ) (two listings)COTA, M'.' de J. A. de ( - )COTTON, I. F. ( - )OOVARRUBIAS, J. M. (1701)00X, Henry T.(1057) 9 Oct 1885COYLE, John W. (148)COYLE, Peter (68)CRANE, Male (720)CRAVENS, Thomas A. (1500) 13 ttar 1888CRAWFORD, Alvie (1673) (Alice?)CULLUM, W. E. (715)CURIAC, Donat ( - )CURRYER, Daniel (1773) 14 Mar 1889CURTISS, Ruth A. (532)CUSHING, Lavinia P. (627) 27 Mar 1883CUSHTNG, Perry L. (no designation)

DEADMCK, Lizzie I. 1652DEAN, F(rederick) E. 982 1/2 will admitted to probate 25 May 1885

DEAN, H. W. 256DEARBORN, David 1464 willadmitted toprobate 9 Jan 1888

DEGENER, John Henry 528DEGENNE, Pierre 1026DEITZ, Antonio M. 1620DE LA CUESTA, Ramon (1374)

DE LA GUERRA y NORIEGA, Jose ( - )DE LA GUERRAvy C.,Jose Antonio ( - )DEMELCOIRE, 'Francisco 1387

(Demelciore in "old index" & Fee Book)DEN, Alfred W. 460DEN, N. A. 144DEN, Rosa V. 635DERR, Michael ( - )DIABLAR, Pedro ( - )DICKEY, Peter T. ( - )DICKEY.Peter T. .will adm.prob.28 Jan 1889DIETZ, Antonio M. 1620DIMMICK, L. Norton 785 will admitted to

probate 5 July 1884DIMMICK, P. J. 72DINSMORE, A. J. 57DINSMORE, B. F. 353DINSMORE, Fanny W. 898 will adm.22 Dec 1884DOMTNGUEZ, Carmen ( - )DOMINGuEZ, Marcelina (F. de) ( - )DONNELLAN, John 1257DORSEY, William 713,will adm.14 Nov 1883DOW, Matilda 1121DOW, W(illiam) H. 416 will adm 23 Jan 1882DOWNING, Andrew J. 1115DREW, Richard T. 1722DRUM, Morgan 1647DUNNING, Miss A. E. 1843

EAMES, Angelino M.EAMES, Angulino M.

(in Fee Book)ECCLES, David 1413 will adm 7 Nov 1887EDGAR, J. G. ( - )EDICK, H. (488)EELLS, Marcus (1506)ELIZALDE, Francisco ( - )ELIZALDE, Maria Ygnacia(298) willfiled 15 Feb 1881(Index & Fee Book)Ma. Ygnacio in Vol I,Probate Index

ELLISON, A. J. ( - )ESTRADA. Jose Anto. (1299) will adm.

to probate 5 May 1887EVANS, N. B. ( - )

FABMGAT, Narciso ( - )FAIRBANKS, John C. (530)FAWCETT, Eugene C- ) will adm.15 Janl880FELIZ, Jose Antonio (1916 " 5 Sep.1889FELTZ, Vicenta C. L. Y. (.-)FINCH, William W. (953)will adm 2Marl885FISH, Berrien ( - )FLORES, Welceleo (69)FOSTER, Isaac Giles (252)" " 19 Oct 1880FOKEN, A. J. S. ( - )FCXEN, W. D. ( - )FRANKLIN, Ellen M. ( - )FRANKLIN, G. E. (294)FRANKLIN, Jessie D. ( - )FREEMAN, Martina Foxen de (253) will

admitted to probate 20 Oct 1880( 19 Oct 1880 - Index of Wills )

FRCOM, A. W. (157)

(old index)(550) 2 Nov. 1882

GAMBA. Louis (289)GANOHERON. Geronimo (1230)GANDER, W. H. (50)GATES. L. L. (1403) will adm.24 Oct 1887

, GILES! Frank (914)DE LA GUERRA Antonia Maria 27 Dec. 1881(406)QrvEN John (1241)DE LA GUERRA, Clotilda ( - ) GONZALES, Josefa G. ( - )

GONZALES, Leandro ( - )GOVE. Grace D. ( - )GOWAN, Martin ( - )GHEENWELL, W.GHFFTN, JohnGROVES, JacobGURLEY, GilesGUTIERREZ, OctavianoGUTHRIE, R. J. (537)

E. (1198)will adm.l Novl886( - )

D. ( - )( - )

( - )

HAESE, William A. (474)HALL, Ann(e) E. (824) will adm. 27 Septl884HALL, Joseph H. (1373)HAMILTON, J. P. (66)HANSEN, S. Will (1247) .HARMSON,James (1465) will adm.10 Jan 1888HART, Emna ( - )HART, Thorns (1714)HARTNELL, Maria T.HARTSHORN, E. F. (HASTINGS, NathanielHAY, Robert J. (891)HEAOOCK, John (889)HECHT, D. (654)HEDGER, T. D. ( -HEDMCK, Wm. ( - )HEIKKILA (Heikkela)

(1040)- )(1442)

SSn'. SSyAL«dovic 1503 will adm.21Marl888 -1U adm. prPeter O-^Tltte 17 July 1883

98EARLY SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY PROBATE RECORDS

HEPPNER, J. L. (385)HEWITT, William ( - )HICKOK, Amos W. (1835)HICKS, Levi (1289)HIGBEE, Anna M. (1672) will adm.11 Dec 1888BIGGINS, Frank G. (595)HILL, Daniel A. ( - )HILL, Edward William ( - )HILL, Harriet (1288)HOAG, O. L. ( - )HOLLAND, C. (366)HOLLISTER, W. W. (1164)HOLLOBAUGH, J. H. ( - )HOLLOWAY, John F. (1736)will adm. probate 11 Feb. 1889

HOLMES, Peter (1445)HOPE, T. (51)HORRAM, D. ( - )HOUGH, Sarah H. ( - )HOYT, J. S. (53)HURLBURT, Seth ( - )RUSE, Susan (1511)

JACINTO, Manuel ( - )JACKMAN, Frederick T. (717)JAMES, E. J. (1580)JANTN, Elizabeth ( - )JAVELY, Jean ( - )JIMENO, Heirs of ( - )JIMENO, Jose J. ( - )JOHNSON, H. H. (. - )(alias J. J. BAKEMAN)

JOHNSON, Thomas ( - )JONES, John C. ( - )JONES, Walter H. (1743)

will admitted probate 14 Feb. 1889JORDAN, Samuel C. (1870)

KELLER, Ernest C. (1574)KELLOGG, M. J. (85)KELLOGG, Philander E. (1064)will adm. probate 14 Nov 1885

KIMBERLY M. M. (262)KIMBERLY,Martin M. will adm. 11 Nov 1880KING, Fred (1105)KNAP, Thomas L. (1225)KRETZ, A. ( - )

LAFONTAN, Ramon (87)LAKE, W. N. (1226)LANE, Felix (1910)LANE, Miles Hinton (1634)LANGLEY, David (962)LATAILLADE, C. E. C - )

(Cesaro, d. 1839)LATOURETTE, Jean (1831)LAURO, Miguel (1731)LAWRENCE, Rosa E. ( - )LEACH, C. W. ( - )LEE, Worth M. (1712)LEFEBRE, Louis (91)LEGGERT, (56)LESLIE, George F. ( - )LEVY, Cerf (986)LEWA, Olejo ( - )LEYBA, Francisco ( - )LINEBOUGH, J. B. (122)LOOMIS, Dixie (1886)LOPEZ, Francesco R. C - )LOPEZ, Juan (86)LORENZANA ( - )

LORENZANA, Felipe ( - )LORENZANA, Santiago ( -)LOWRY, William H. ( - )LUCAS, B. W. ( - )LUCAS, Margaret C. (1778)LUNT, Daniel (271)LYNCH, Terrence (166)LYNDEN, William H. ( - )

McAllister, Robert ( - )McCALEB, John (1444)McCANN, Chas. W. (1602)McCLOUD, Esther ( - )McCORKLE, John P. (1480)McDONELL, John (517)McDOUGALL, John ( - )McKINNEY, Ralph ( - )McLAREN, W. S. (340)McREYNOLDS, John (1915)MacLEOD, A. G. (no entry)MAGEE, Seiveg (146) (Sewez.old index)MAGINI, Charles (1242)(MAGINNI " " )MAGUIRE, Dolores B. de (469)MAGUIRE, Francis J. (79)MALO, Juana L. C. de ( - ) Jose Ramon ( - )MANTHLE, Ernest ( - )MARTIN, Julia C. (1760)MARTIN, Mary D. ( -)

(Guardian in "old index")MARTIN, Thomas J. (1089)MARTINI, G. D. (73)MASON, Augustus (711)MASON, Sarah B. (710)MASSLNI, P. 0. ( - )MAWH00O, Frederick (743)MAXWELL, Geo. ( - )MESA, Y. de la P. (202)MILLER, Joel ( - )MOBLNS, Christian (1146)MONGARD, A. ( - )MONHETNE, Mathew ( - )MOORE, Thos. W. (347)MORE, Alexander S. (1851)MORE, Susanna H. (78)MORE. T. Wallace ( - )MDTT, W. A. (70)MOULTRIE, Ernest (1113)MULLER, Henry (628)MURPHY, Jeremiah (760)MURRAT, Jennie (313)MURRAY, Esperanza (1130)

NABO, Antonio P. ( - )NAPONIO, Pietro (1193)NASH, William L. (1578)NEWCOMB, I. M. (63)NEWCOMB, Mary J. (52)NEWHALL, Land Farming Co. (Termina

tion of Life Estate 1892)NEWLOVE, John (1730)NICHOLSON, L. J. ( - )NICHOLSON, M. P. (1554)NTDEVER, A. J. (. - )NTDEVER, D. A. ( - )NTDEVER. George ( - )NTDEVER, John (1172)NORIEGA, Jose de la ( - )NORMS. Amelia R. (1104)NORTON, J. E. ( - )

OGLESBY, A. A. (823)

EARLY SANTA BARBARA COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS 99

OLDS, Frank ( - )OLTVAS, Andrea M(artinez) de (1449)

will 22 Dec 1887COTTVEROS, Juan N. (747)ONCTVEROS, Juan P. ( - )ORD, Robert B. (1948)ORNATO, Ramon (924)ORTEGA, Antonio Maria ( - )ORTEGA, Jose Dolores ( - )ORTEGA, Jose Manuel ( - )ORTEGA Magdelena C. de ( - )ORTEGA, Maria A. P. de ( - )ORTEGA, Maria Louise Gonzaga (1514)

will 16 Apr 1888ORTEGA, Pacifico (1114)ORTEGA, Vicente ( - )ORTEGA, Ygnacio ( - )

PACKARD, Manuela (1700)PARKS, Joseph (377)PARMER, Jacob (552)PAYNE, Albert (1010)PEASELEY, Daniel ( - )PECK, Fannie B. (723)PECK, Joshua L. ( - )PEEBLES, Elizabetj . (1504)PENDOLA, Giovanni B. (1489)PANE, Jean ( - )PERRY, John (1735)PERTICA, Angel (1822)PETERS, N. C. ( - )PETRIE, Jost D. ( - )PETT1NGER, Margaret E. (793)PETTYGROVE, Al (61)PEW, Edmund ( - )PFLEGING, D. B. ( - )PHELPS, Joshua (1699)PHILLIPS, S. S. (1305)PHOENIX, James (1268) Sarah (1267)PIERCE, James B. (903)PLACE, William ( - )PLUMMER, Mary C. V. (1577)POLI, Encarnacion S. de ( - )FPU., M. A. R. de ( - )PORTER, John A. ( - )PRATT, Alvira Ann (1651)PRENTICE, Charles A. (1406)PROFFAT, L. (1343)PUENTE, Jose A. (84)

RACUMSSEN, James ( - )REED, Alof A. (890)REED, Catherine (350)MCE, Elizabeth H. (662)MCH, Harvey J. ( - )MCH, J. A. (245)RICHARDS, Electra B. (1132)RICHMOND, L. A. (487)BOBBINS, T. M. ( - )ROBERTS, Mary A. (693)ROCHTN, Lorenzo A. de (1695)RODRIGUEZ, Jose R. ( - )ROMERO, Guadalupe ( - )ROURKE, James ( - )RUE, Mirty (915)RUIZ, Maria Y. Lugo de ( - )RUIZ, Presentacion (410)RUSSEL, A. W. (1047)RUST, George M. ( - )RUST. H. H. (389)RYERSON, C. C. (1345)

SANCHEZ, Santiago ( - )SANCHEZ, Ynex Guevarra ( - )SAUNDERS, John ( - )SAWYER, Milo (1505)SAWYER, Warren L. ( - )SCHIAPPAPIETRA, Frederico (1508)SCHUSTER, William E. ( - )SCOTT, James ( - )SEXTON, Martha G. (330)SEXTON, R. K. (82)SHANG, C. W. ( - )SHAW, Charles ( - )SHAW, Earl (305)SHAW, James ( - )SHEDD, Sarah J. ( - )SHOEMAKE, Cynthia (608)SHOEMAKER, Amelia ( - )SHOW, Daniel ( - )SKEEL, 0. U. ( - )SMITH, Barton (1723)SMITH, Bennett (77)SMITH, James M. C. (1280)SMITH, John ( - )SNOW, Mary W. (759)SPARKS, Isaac J. ( 301)SPAULDTNG, Edward J. (1705)SPENCER, J. E. ( - )SPRAGUE, Hannah ( - )STANTON, Elizjab (644)STANTON, Thomas E. ( - )STEGEMAN, August (1137)STEVENS, Robert F. (1772)STOKUM, Mary Ann (941 1/2)STUART, James (1001)STURGEON, S. R. T. (978)SULLIVAN, ANN (1424)SWIFT. Jarvis (112)SWTNK. J. J. ( - )

TAYLOR, Edward B. (1169)TAYLOR, Helen M. (1416)THILL, Ferdinand (1740)THOMAS, William ( - )THOMPSON, A. B. ( - )THOMPSON, John J. (1819) John M. (1416)THOMPSON, William (458)TICO, Fernando ( - )TICO, Heirs of F. TICO ( - )TTLFORD, G. D. (1668)TINDALL, Bettie P. (1383)TOGAZLIN, Albert E. (1968) tognINI

* TOGNINI, Calestino (746) Caroline F. (560)TOLMAN, G. B. (904)TRABUCA. G. B. (407) TUCKER

* TUCKER, Reson (1548) Charles P. (1863TURMAN, B. C. (1235)TURNER, J. Stephen (670)

UPSON, F. W. (1016VALENCTO, Benito (1720)VALENZUELA, Joquin ( - )VELANZUELA. Juana 0. (396)VANEGAS, Cosme ( - )VAUGHN, William J. (1642)VER BLANCH, J. G. ( - )VICABA -see BORBONVILLALBA. Rafaella 19 Nov. 1888VILLALBA, Rafaelo (1650)

WATT, Ezria Alonzo (437)WALKER, A. F. (1933)WALKER, John P. (180)

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EARLY SANTA BARBARA COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS

WALKINSHAW, M. F. (625)WARD, Henry C. (706)WATSON, A. R. ( - )WEBSTER, Nancy Ann (55)WELCH, Rosa A. (817)WELK, Richard H. (1527)WELLS, Daniel W. ( - )WHEATON, M. A. (455)WHITE, William A. (1391)WHTTFORD, Roda C. (1177)WILLIAMS, E. B. (1160)WILLIAMS, J. Franklin (652)WILLIAMS, R. S. ( - )

ZABALA, Jose (84)

WILLIAMS, Susan W. (544)WILLSON, Jacob (1510)WILSON, Samuel H. (75)WTNEGAR, Anna A. ( - )WINEGAR, George W. ( - )WOOD, Ed N. ( - )\P0D, Lyn P. ( - )WOCLLEY, E. S. ( - )

YNDART, Jose Marie ( - )YORBA, Ysabel ( - )YOUNG, Abbie B. (76)YOUNG, Lafayette (788)

Amy Woods MarwedeWOODS FAMILY REUNION

The reunion of the family of the late Supt. Edward Melyen Woodsof Melrose, Mass. was a marvelous affair which took place at the homeof one of his granddaughters, Diane Marwede, wife of Eugene LewisSkeen, at 5060 Griffin Lane in Medford, Oregon, the week of the 18thof July, 1981.

The Woods family has traced its ancestry back to Stephen Hopkinswho came on the Mayflower in 1620, through Supt. Woods' mother, Ange-line Hamilton born in Yarmouth, N. S., 13 Sept. 1849.

Relatives started to arrive all during the week by air, cars,andMobile Homes, helping to ease the sleeping arrangements and the transportation problems to and from the airport and on side trips.

The Skeen family has a nice home and 8 1/2 acres of land so itmade an ideal place to have a reunion and they were very gracious hosts.Every one pitched in to help with the meals and Dorothy Whitford fromRutland, Vt., took charge of shopping for food and planning and cooking the meals and did a great job.

The weather was perfect all week, in the 80's and 'nary a dropof rain, a little unusual for Oregon.

During the week some of the men - John Marwede, Bud Wentzel andAl West, a former builder in Santa Barbara, California, built a chicken house, which was finished in a couple of days. Apparently it looked very inviting to the younger children, as some of them decided tomake good use of it before the chickens arrived, so armed with theirsleeping bags they slept there for several nights leaving more room onthe living room floor for the rest of the children, who slept in rowsof sleeping bags. They had fun.

One of the girls confided to me that she was a little scared outthere. I couldn't blame her as we could hear the coyotes howling atnight and snakes were found in the wood pile in the yard. We all sawdeer often only a few yards from the house.

During the week there were trips to historic Jacksonville Oregon, a pioneer village five miles west of Medford where on of theWest's most extensive displays of horse-drawn vehicles and covered wagons is shown. The ladies and children enjoyed the nice old shops andhomes for lunches while the men played golf.

One of the highlights was a dinner at the Mon Desir Inn nearCentral Point, a few miles north of Medford near Route 5. This beautiful old house was built in 1910 by Conroe Fiero, a Chicago Millionairefor his brice, Grace Andrews, who was starring in "Beverley of Graus-tark on the stage in New York when Mr. Fiero brought her to this landwhere 'fruit is prodigal and not a forbidden tree."

•.,.« Archltects Whitehouse and Foyon built the house in the center ofa 140-acre estate in the Rogue River Valley. They later designed RadioCity in New York. The house was the scene of fabulous parties in theearly part of the century. Folks of fame and fortune from two continents gathered there. We had a beautiful dinner in wonderful surroundings.

A memorable trip was to Crater Lake, eighty miles to the north ofMedford. A beautiful ride through tall pines and along the Rogue andother rivers. We took our lunch with us and sat at picnic tables overlooking the spectacular lake - such a gorgeous shade of blue.

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Woods Family Reunion

The last night was the highlight of the reunion, a family showput on by many of the family. The children, ranging in age from 17years to 20 months, outdid themselves. They planned their own programs and,there was everything from piano recitals to ballet dancing,singing, a talk by one of the boys on a soccer trip to England, Scotland and Wales last summer, cheer leading routines and many more.Mabel and Dorothy Woods and Al West gave a short history of theirlives. There were slides of many of the families over the years,which brought back a lot of memories and laughs. Bot West who worksfor Mobil Oil showed most interesting slides from one of his trips toEgypt. It all came to an end with fond goodbyes and more hugs andkisses and hopes of doing it again soon.

The following people attended this most successful reunion:

The four daughters of Supt. Woods:

Edna Woods (Mrs. Raymond E. Wentzel from Rutland, Vermont)Mabel Louise Woods and her husband (. Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. West from

Thomson, GeorgiaDorothy A. Woods, Napa, CaliforniaAmy Woods and her husband (Mr. and Mrs. John H. Marwede of Santa Bar

bara, California

Grandchildren attending were:

Mrs. Harry Whitford (Dorothy Wentzel) of Rutland, VermontMr. Loring E. Wentzel and his wife Patricia, of Wakefield, Mass.Mrs. George Mallison (Virginia Wentzel) of Jacksonville, FloridaMr. and Mrs. Craig J. Vincent (Patricia Marwede)Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Johnson (Linda Amy Marwede) of San Juan Capist-

rano, CaliforniaDiane Marwede Skeen (mentioned above)Edward George Marwede and wife Christine Beaumont, of Santa Barbara,CA.Robert Jeffrey West and wife Ann Stewart of Stamford, Connecticut.

Great grandchildren:

Jeannette Deanna JohnsonRoger David JohnsonMalanie Ann Johnson, all of*San Juan tapistrano , California

Jeffrey Craig VincentStephen Tyler VincentShaunalee VincentSuzanne VincentKristen Vincent all of Salt Lake City, Utah

Marie WestBrian West from Stamford, Connecticut

Lunnette Michelle SkeenJanelle Alisa Skeen, of Medford, Oregon

Marisa Leigh MarwedePaul Edward Marwede. of Santa Barbara, California

Sisters of Albert T. West

Trudie West RevoirEllen West and husband Albert Veitz from Ashland, Oregon, and Mass.

Parents of Ronald Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson andtheir daughter and her husband and two children from Bellingham, Wash

ington.

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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY (N.H.) REGISTER OF PROBATE INDEX 1771t.1884

California listings:

Date Name Late of

Gertrude A. Volcano, Calif.

Proceeding

Gdnshp

Number

1873 BUTTERFIELD, 7061869 CAMPBELL, Abner California Adm. 12331856 COCHRAN, Jonathan R. Sonora, Calif. Adm. 023571880 EATON, Maria L, San Jose,Calif. Adm. 73991878 HOLMES, Henry E. San Francisco Gdnshp 032691874 PATTEN, David R. San Francisco Will 4860

States outside New England:

State,Place Name Date

ALA. Blakely Edmund PARKER 1820 Adm. 07116Mobile Manley H. DAVID 1851 Adm. 0282A

ARK. Arkadelphia Wm. P. COOLEDGE 1871 Adm. 1288COLO.Central City John SMITH 1876 Adm. 5779

Denver Fred J. TIRRELL 1883 Adm. 8759D.C. Washington Frances G. SMITH 1857 Will 08990

Thomas M. SMITH 1857 Trustee 08991GA. Bibbs Co. Albert E. (THICKERING 1839 Adm. 02058ILL. Alton Ellen E. LEONARD 1868 Rect. 3703

Aurora Benjamin W. NEEDHAM 1875 Will 4445Burnside Homer J. & Elmer STEELE 1880 Lie. 7295Chicago Annie ROURKE 1875 Gdnshp 5184Grand Detour Benjamin HAMBLET 1841 Adm. 04969Griggsville Lucy A. & Rebecca STARNE 1846 Gdnshp 08757Roseville Julia A., Alice M,.GRAY.et al.1883Lett.Gdnshp 8249

IND. Lafayette Andrew DODGE 1881 Adm. 7532IOWA Blommington Lewis BREED 1864 For. Will 342

Chickasaw Mary N. BIGELOW 1858 Adm. 01449Davenport Sarah A. PLUMER 1863 Adm. 4598West Union William R. MOORE 1857 Adm. 06874

KY. Louisville Benoni G. CUTTER 1850 Adm. 02314Paris Joshua C. HOYT 1865 Adm. 2813

LA. New Orleans William ORR 1829 Adm. 010402Terre-Bonne Nathaniel C. WADE 1866 Adm. 6266

MD. Baltimore David DICKEY 1841 Adm. 02742Lyman FULTON 1880 Adm. 7265G.M. & C. E. HAYWARD 1858 Gdnshp 05297(05296 is Charles S. Hayward. Milford, N.H. Adm.)Isaac 0. B. & John G.TUTTLE1849 Gdnshp 09295

MICH . Adrian Dewitt C. HARDY 1877 Adm. 3230Athens Charles H. HARVEY et al 1868 Gdnshp 2926Lansing Siloam S. CARTER 1849 Adm. 02207

Grand Rapids Peter HARDY 1868 Adm. 2924Hastings Charles PEARSON 1884 Will 9219

MINN . Minneapolis Elizabeth M. FLETCHER 1874 Adm. 2265Red Wing James A. FISHER 1869 Adm. 2178

Arthur P. PIERCE 1864 Gdnshp 4618Three Lakes Elizabeth M. FLETCHER 1883 Gdnshp 8642

Traverse Des,Sioux Henry FULLER et al 1856 Gdnshp 03669MO. Wheeling Ada DORSEY 1874 Adm. 1794N.J. Marksborough Sarah E. WILSON et: als. 1847 Gdnshp 010071

William W. WILSON 1847 Adm. 010065New Barbadoes Albert G. TERHUNE 1877 Will 6057Paterson Isaac HUMPHREY 1877 For. Will 3239

N.Y. Albany Sue M. CHAPMAN 1877 Will 1516Batavia Charles BLANCHARD 1819 Adm. 0709Brooklyn Mary A. CALDWELL 1872 Adm. 1326

William L. KIRBY 1878 Adm. 3592Thomas P. RICHARDSON 1878 Will 5235

Cameroon Mary R. & Amasa DOWNS 1831 Gdnshp 02657Elmira Harrie & Gertrude LORING 1879 Lie. 6857New York Florence McCUDDY 1881 Adm. 7584

Geo. W. M. NUTT 1882 Adm. 8070

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Hillsborough County (N.H. Register of Probate Index 1771-1884

Listings, States outside New England (con.)

State.Place Name

N.Y. New York John F. PARKERBenjamin PRATTR. W. & J. D. STICKNEY

Norfolk Gilbert MOREYPeru Franklin TENNEYPoughkeepsie Richard A. VARICK

Salt Springville Hiram WELLERDaniel B. SMITH et alsJonas W. SMITHSamuel D. SHERBURNEPolly GREGGHenry P. STEWARTJ. R. CAMPBELLJames PATTENSamuel A. GRIFFINLouisa E. & Henry L.RiJames WILSONFrederick & Robert F.DGeorge M. HALLHiram G. NESMITH

Troy

Van BurenWaterlooWhite PlainsYonkers

OHIO BelpreeClevelandStoweTroy

PA. PhiladelphiaTEX. Bastrop

Jefferson(no place shown) Hiram G. NESMITH

VA. NorfolkWISC. Beloit

Deloit (sic)FranklinRipon

UTOT TERR, (sic)

Country.Place

CANADA Montreal

Mabel WESTAlice D. HANNAHSCharles F. G. COLLINSMartha TUBBSJohn A. RUSSELL et alsLinda FLINT

ENG. LancasterSCOT. DunbartonCENTRAL TURKEYS. A. Swunam

Paramanbo

Asa S. NUTTERHarriet A. NUTTER

Potton Horace W. KENNEDY(3451 is Bliss M. Kennedy.

St. Armand Carrie F. BUNKERSutton Austin B. KENNEDY

Lower Canada, Barnston Cordelia STOWELLN. B. St.Andrews Lucy LAWRENCE et als

James HARRISONFrancis N. MITCHELLAlice K. MARDENLevi BIXBYLevi BIXBY

Date Proceeding Number

1870 Adm. 4757

1811 Will 07018

1858 Gdnshp 09019

1862 Gdnshp 2747

1824 Gdnshp 09179

1871 For. Will 6108

1882 Adm. 8346

1834 Gdnshp 08590

1832 Adm. 18566

1866 Pet File Will 54421858 Adm. 04423

1872 • Pet.Par. 5648

1858 Adm. 02397

1836 Adm. 07293

1872 Will 6788

chardson 1843 Gdnshp 07950

1822 Adm. 09733

AWSON 1877 Gdnshp 1851

1864 Lie. 2817

1857 Adm. 04381

1861 Adm. 4364

1859 Gdnshp 010333

1881 Gdnshp 7753

1859 Gdnshp 02439

1851 Adm. 09305

1854 Gdnshp 08069

1858 Adm. 03696

1863 Gdnshp 4371

1868 Tee. Pet. 4401

1864 Adm. 3450

Nashua, Gdnshp)1860 Gdnshp 214

1864 Adm. 3452

1854 Gdnshp 08895

1831 Gdnshp 05989

1879 Adm. 6809

1866 Adm. 3984

1881 Adm. 7583

1857 Adm. 01393

1860 Adm. 213

QUERY

PIERCE Wanted - Information on both JACOB PIERCE and RACHEL BATCH-BATCHELDER ELDER, grandparents of Rachel PIERCE, b. Groton, Mass. 21

Oct. 1723 who m. Ephraim LUND and Mary PIERCE b 24 June 1732who m. Nathan FISKE, through son Stephen PIERCE b 1698, prob.Chelmsford, Mass. and d. Groton, Mass 6 July 1761. Seekingproof of marriage of Jacob and Rachel. Nathan FISKE served inRev. War, d. 1 Jan. 1776;widow Mary with 7 ch later moved toWindsor, Vt. Nathan said to have changed family name to FISH.son Samuel FISH m. Jemima (Mimee) BEACH in Windsor,where someof their ch born; others in Hatley.Stanstead Co.,P.Q..Canadain 1830's. Please respond to ANCESTORS WEST editor

Lilian M. Fish Mrs. Barbara Stephens2546 Murrell Rd. or 4403 N.E. 122nd Ave.Santa Barbara, CA 93109 . Vancouver. WA 988862

THE DE ROCO FAMILY TREEcompiled by Francis Harrison Bradford, of Berkeley, CA, has Santa BarbaraCounty connections: Second Generation: Anna Hoilister Roberts,b. 2\ Nov.1886. m. Vincente Frederick (Fermin) DeRoco; Third Generation: Their ch.Leo Ulrich De Roco b 17 July 1886 Goleta and Susan Cecelia,b 9 Apr. 1888Goleta.

FISKE(FISH)

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First Generationin U. S. A.

Second Generation

Third Generation

THE DE ROCO FAMILY TREERevised to 1977

JOSE SIMON de ROCO , son of Tomas Manual de Rocoand Maria de los Reyes

b. 28 Aug 1811 (1813)in Manila or Barcelona,Spaind. 30 July 1883 San Francisco Californiaburied Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. CAm. 14 Aug 1858 Queen of Angels, . Los Angeles, CAMARY ANN POWER (Pouer) dau. of John Francis Power(Pouer) and Bridger Dunn,b. 26 Dec. 1833 Nova Scotiad. 26 May 1924 Berkeley, CA;bur.Holy Sepulchre Cem.

their children were:1. Antonio b. 3 June, 1859, d. in infancy2. Jose Urban b. 25 May 1860 San Luis Obispo, CA

d. 15 Apr 1942 Palo Alto, CAburied Alta Mesa Cemetery m. 3 Jan 1909Alpha Anna WHEELER b 27 Nov 1873, Lamar, Mo.d. 1 Apr 1959 Walnut Creek. CA bur.Alta Mesa Cem.

3. Mary Isabel b 8 July 1861 San Luis Obispo, CAd. 1930 San Francisco, CA;bur. Cypress Lawn Cem.S. F. m (1) David MALLAH, b 1860 San Luis Obispo, CA. d 1887 San Luis Obispo, CA

m (2) Robert LIDDLE, d. 19294. Vincente Frederick (Fermin) b 7 July 1863, San

Luis Obispo, CA d. Sacramento CAm. Anna Hollister ROBERTS b 21 Nov. 1866

5. Jovita Blanche b 15 Feb. 1865 d. 21 Apr 1929Berkeley, CA, bur. Cypress Lawn Cem.SanFrancisco

6. Marion Samuel, b. 1 May 1867 San Luis Obispo,CAd. 28 Dec 1930 Oakland, CA m. San Jose, CA14 Jan 1902 Helen Alice MARSKYb. 22 Oct 1857 Chicago, 111., d 7 May 1941

7. Conchita Agatha b 5 Feb. 1874 d.Grass Valley,CAm. Hans SCHAR0WSKY b 11 Mar 1883

ch of Jose Urban de Roco and Alpha Anna Wheeler1. Helen Roberta b 25 Mar 1911 Oakland, CA

m. 1934 George Carl ULLMEYER (Ullmayer)m (2) 30 Sept 1941 Palo Alto CAClifford Albert CULLISm (3) 19 Oct 1953 San Mateo, CAFrancis Harrison BRADFORD b 7 Nov 1907 Arbuckle.CA

2. Roland Urban b 28 Nov 1912 Oakland. CAd. 16 Dec 1973 Concord, CA m. 19 Nov 1938,OaklandCA Bonceil SMITH b 24 Mar 1915 Alabamad. 20 Sep 1975 Concord, CA

ch of Mary Isabel de Roco and David Mallah1. Edna Mabel MALLAH b 9 Sep 1879 San Luis Obispo,CA

d. 8 Dec 1952 San Francisco CAm. Alexander SPOTSWOOD b 7 Jan 1876 Petersburg,VAd. 15 Jan. 1839 Petersbury, VA

ch of Vincente F. de Roco and Anna H. Roberts1. Leo Ulrich b 17 Jul 1886 Goleta, CA

d. 30 Apr 1949 Decoto, CA m. Theresab. Dusgnaco, Switzerland; d 3 Jan 1951 Decoto,CAbur. East Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, CA

2. Susan Cecelia b 9 Apr 1888 Goleta, CAd. 21 Sept 1964 Glendale, CA m. 12 Aug 1911 SanFrancisco, CA Arthur William KENNEDYb. 23 Sept 1887 San Francisco, CAd. 29 May 1957 Los Angeles, CA

3. Freder'ck Anastatia b. 27 Apr 18904. Stephen Lewis b 26 Dec 1892 San Francisco, CA

m. 22 Oct 1925 San Bernardino, CAEthel McNEIL (Upton) b 5 Mar 1898 Denver, CO

5. James Addeley b 21 Jul 1894 m. Charlotte SWANSON6. Arol John Leonard b. 27 Nov. 1897

m. Madeline SCHWORER7. Edna Mary b. 30 Jan 1900 m (1) George DUTTON

m (2) Edward PETERSON8. Vincent William b 19 Apr 1901 m.Mildred Christine

DEGAN b 17 Jun 1900 d. 2 Apr 1960

Third Generation

Fourth Generation

1.

2.

3.

Fifth Generation

The De Roco Family Tree105

ch of MarionSamuel De Roco and Helen A.MarskyMarion Emil b. 6 Jan 1905 Oakland, CA

m. Martha Mary CALDICOTTLima, Peru22 Aug 1909 Oakland, CA

Mississippi

d. 15 Nov 1953b. 29 Oct 1905Helen Audrey bm. 22 Dec 1945Wilson Donald HARTFIELD b 16 Dec 1918, Hatties-burg, Miss.

ch of Helen Roberta de Roco(Ullmayer)(Cullis)Bradford

1. Joseph Urban Ullmeyer (Bradford)b. 28 Nov. 1934 San Jose, CA m. 14 May 1966San Jose, CA Annette HAAG b 18 Jan 1941(adopted by stepfather Francis Harrison BRADFORD)

2. Carolyn Roberta Cullis (Bradford)b.25 Apr.1942 Palo Alto, CA m. 6 Nov 1965 Berkeley,CA Michael O'Hara EVERED b. 16 Apr 1941(adopted by stepfather Francis Harrison BRADFORD)

ch of Edna Mabel Mallah and Alexander SPOTSWOOD1. Virginia Spotswood b. 29 Jun 1906 d 13 Jul 1967

m. George O'BRIEN b 1903 Stubenville, Ohio2. Robert Maitland Spotswood b 6 Sep 1913 San Bruno,

CA m. Angelina Mary CENTENARO b. 3 Feb 1916San Francisco, CA

ch of Leo Ulrich de Roco and Theresa1. Vernon m. Mary ____^

ch of Susan Cecelia de Roco and Arthur W.KENNEDY1. Robert Hollister KENNEDY b 18 Oct 19142. Richard Vincent KENNEDY b 6 May 1919 Los Angeles CA

m. 28 Dec 1953 Los Angeles, CA Lorraine Lorena Mar-cella ARMIJO b. 2 Jul 1919ch of James Addeley de Roco and Charlotte Swanson

1. Helench of Arol J. L. de Roco and Madeline Schworer

1. Madeline June b. 6 Aug 1928 Fresno, CA m.REYNOLDS2. Gerald Norman m. Carole SKAVDAHL3. Nina Jane m. William Carman DENTON

ch of Vincent W. de Roco and Mildred C.1. Patricia Lee m. John Leonard DILLON

ch of Marion Emil de Roco and Martha M.John Joseph b 19 Feb 1928 Oakland, CAm. 22 Jun 1952 Joyce Gloria CARNESSA.b. OaklandJoyce Geraldine b. 7 Nov 1929 Oakland, CAm. John EV0NIUKch of Helen A. de Roco and Wilson D. Hartfield

Marianne Elizabeth HARTFIELD b 10 Jan 1948 BerkeleyCA m 31 Aug 1975 Oakland CA Brian Kay LEONGb. 23 Sep 1951Michael Douglas HARTFIELD b 18 Dec 1948 Alameda CAm 12 Dec 1970 San Salvador Beatriz Eugenia RAMIREZb. 15 Aug 1952Anthony Stephen HARTFIELD b 8 Apr 1950 Alameda CAm. 27 Jun 1975 Ila Jean WHITWORTH b 18 Spe 1949

ch of Joseph U. U. Bradford and Annette Haag1. Kathleen Marie BRADFORD b 6 Mar 19672. Thomas Joseph BRADFORD b 2 May 1972

ch of Carolyn R.C. Bradford and Michael O'H.Evered1. Bradford Paul EVERED (adopted) b. 14 Apr 19692. Megan O'Hare EVERED (adopted) b. 31 Oct. 1971

ch of Robert M. Spotswood and Angelina M. Centenaro1. Richard SPOTSWOOD b 25 Mar 1947 San Francisco, CA

m. Joanne PETERSON b 18 Jul 1945 Burlingame, CAch of Robett V. Kennedy and Lorraine L.M. Armijo

1. Kevin Richard KENNEDY b 13 Aug 1955ch. of Madeline June de Roco and Reynolds

1. William Robert REYNOLDS m. Karen ELLIS

2. John Leonard REYNOLDS

ch of Gerald N. de Roco and Carole Skavdahll.Greg 2.Scott 3.Eric 4. Jon 5. Jan

Degan

Caldicott

CA

106The De Roco Family Tree

Fifth Generation ch of Nina Jane deRoco and William C. Denton1. Braden Patrick DENTON2. Craig Roland DENTON

ch of Patricia Lee de.Roco and John L. Dillon1. Terence Lee DILLON2. Kevin Lee DILLON3. Robyne Lee DILLON

ch of John Joseph de Roco and Joyce G. Carnessa1. Michele L. b. 10 Oct. 19532. Blaise Anthony b. 12 Aug 1955

ch of Joyce Geraldine de Roco and John Evoniuk1. Timothy EVONIUK b 20 Feb. 19502. Thomas EVONIUK b 23 Nov., 19513. Roy Anthony EVONIUK b. 9 Nov 19544. Kenneth John EVONIUK b 14 Oct 19565. Lynette Marie EVONIUK b 10 Jun 1960

ch of Michael D. Hartfield and Beatriz E. Ramirez1. Johanna Elizabeth HARTFIELD

b. 9 Oct 1971 Berkeley, CA2. Jacquelyn Heidi HARTFIELD

b. 29 Apr 1976 Hayward, CA

BURNT TO DEATH

From the Wooster, Ohio r^MOCRAT, October 30, 1845:

A few days since, a Mr. Henderson, resident of Wayne Township, in this county,"net death by falling into the fire, when deeply intoxicated. It was his practicefor some years to drink to excess, and sometimes to exhibit the appearance of a man,with reason dethroned and passions in full sway; nothing however, could put a checkto his folly; but rushing on in his maddened career, he met death in the awful manner above described.

This is a solemn warning to those who trifle with the bottle, and make salvesof the minds and bodies which God designed for nobler purposes. It teaches such tostand back from the destruction which awaits them, and shun the rock on which Henderson wrecked his hopes and prospects. And those who deal out damnation to persons who have drank away their reason and their judgment, should learn from thisthat the price of blood isupon their heads. ***** '

To what our correspondent h-s said above, we would add, that Mr. Hendersonwas sane fifty odd years of age, a man of family, and possessed of some property;and, aside fran being addicted to the vice of intemperance, we believe sustained afair character. He was an old resident of this county. His death, which occurredon Sunday last, was caused by falling from his chair into the fire, during a shortabsence of his family from the room, and from which, in consequence of intoxication,he was unable to extricate himself. After lying on the fire for, as is supposed,about half an hour, he was discovered by his daughter, who dragged his cripsed androasted corpse from the flames. An inquest was held over the body by Henry Lehman,Esq. of this town, and a verdict rendered in accordance with the above facts.

QUERIES

PARKE Who were the parents of Elizabeth PARKE who m. 3 March 1687 John BENNETTBENNETT of New London, CT.?

KIEFFER Wanted: Any info about Mary KTEFFER b. 26 June 1774 who m. George KALBKALB of Frederick, MD.

KALB Wanted: Name and any info about wife of John KALB of Frederick, MD -parents of above George.

BURTON John BURTON b. 1765 Cranston R.I. served in Rev., was in Herkimer Co.,NY in 1837. Was his wife Cynthia? Info re Cynthia needed.

HAVENOR Wanted: Any info about Mary HAVEN0R (or HEBBNER) who m. John STEVENSONSTEVENSON b. Baltimore Co., MD, served ip Rev. (9 Nov. 1786).ALWARD Wanted: Any proof Samuel and Katy King ALWARD were parents of SamuelPARKHURST b. 1767 Morristown, N.J. ,m. Martha PARKHURST 16 Oct. 1794.

Mrs. Wilbur H. Thies41 Northridge Rd.Santa Barbara, CA 93105

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8. The Real Founders of New England - Stories of Their Life Alongthe Coast. 1602-1628 by Charles Knowles Bolton. Oonatedby Frank Smith.

9. The Winthrop Fleet of 1630. by Charles Edward Banks. Oonatedby Frank Smith.

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Lilian Fish.

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ALABAMAt Natchez Trace Traveler 4 Newsletter, May 1981.ARIZONA! Sun City Genealogist. Vol.11:2

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CANAOAi Canadian-American Query Exchange. May 1981. Oonatedby marie La Breche.

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Lettington.Yankee! Dublin. Jan.-June 1981. Oonated by James

Beddie.NEW mEXICOi New Mexico Genealogist, Albuquerque. June 1981.NEW YORKi Dutchess, Poughkeepsia. Summer 1981.

Tree Talks. March 1981. Donated by Lura Dolas.NORTH CAROLINA! Bulletin of the Gen. Soc. of Old Tryon Co. May 1981.OHIO! Ancestor Hunt, Vol.VIIIi2

Certified Copy, Cleveland. Spring 1981.Ohio Gen. Soc. Newsletter Vol.XII. Oonated by Emily Thies.Report. Spring 1981. Oonated by Emily Thies.

OKLAHOMA! Pontotoc Co. Quarterly. July 1981.OREGON! Beaver Briefs. April 1981.

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PENNSYLVANIA! Greene Hills Echo, Waynesburg. Spring 1981. Oonatedby Shirley Lettington.

Laurel messenger, Somerset. May 1981.Penn. Traveler-Post. May 1981.

RHODE ISLAND! Rhode Island Roots, Warwick. June 1981.TEXAS! Austin Gen. Soc. June 1981.

Coastal Bend Gen. Soc. Quarterly, Corpus Christi. June 1981.Cypress Basin Gen.4 Hist. Soc, Mt. Pleasant. Vol.IIIi2Footprints, Fort Worth. May 1981.Yellowed Pages. May 1981.

UTAHi Genealogical Helper, Salt Lake City, may/June 1981.VERMONT! Branches 4 Twigs, Putney. Spring 1981.WASHINGTON! Eastern Washington Gen. Soc. Bulletin, Spokane.

June 1981.Seattle Gen. Soc. Bulletin. Summer 1981.Tri-City Gen. Soc. Bulletin, Richland, Kennewick, Pasco.

Jan.-June 1981.Whatcom Gen. Soc, Bellingham. Surname Index, vol. II-

1981.

GLEANINGS FROM EXCHANGES AND DONATIONS

ASH TREE ECHO Fresno, California, VOL. XVI No. 3 July 1981 pp 125-175 containsa Special Bonus - The Huguenote Story, compiled by Joseph A. GividenMary Foree Reinero and Kathryn La Rue Tingey.

CONNECTICUT NUTMEGGER Vol. 14/1 June 1981pp. 3-10 European Church Records, John J. Coddington, C.S.G.pp. 10, 34 Migrations and Settlements in Colonial New England,

John J. Coddingtonpp. 27-34 Pitfalls in Genealogy, Milton Rubincam

1. Sanctity of the Printed Word2. Assumption of relationship to families of similar

or identical names3. Localities - changes in state boundaries, etc.4. Interpretation of terms in old documents, e. g. Mr.

Mr. , St., Jr. and numbers after surnames; nephew from the Latin"nepos" = grandson, brother, sister, not necessarily blood relatives; brother or sister-in-law as meaning half brothers or sisters,yeoman, husbandman meaning farmers.pp. 17-20 Genealogical Perspective on Naturalization, David F. Sto-dard, C.G.R.S., with outline of Documents, Laws, Accessibility ofDocuments, Suggested Readings.

"THE INVINCIBLE IRISH": RONALD WILSON REAGAN, O'REAGAN ANCESTRY ANDIMMIGRATION TO AMERICA. Available from Portola Press, P. O. Box 1225Santa Barbara, CA 93102

Author, Patricia Meade White, member of SBCGS, who beginning in 1936as Florence White wrote the "Amazing America" travel columns for theNew York Times, introduced the bock the weekend of June 20th at thefirst Santa Barbara Book Fair at the Museum of Natural History inMission Canyon, Santa Barbara. Displayed with the emerald-greencovered book was a large photograph of President Reagan and a copyof his letter of thanks for an advance copy, disclosing that thebook meant very much to him because his father, having been orphanedat the age of six, had never known much or told him much about hisfamily. Original personal research was done by the author years agoin Ireland primarily in connection with an historical novel aboutGrace O'Neill, kidnapped in 1618 and taken to Virginia. The bookis well illustrated with maps, charts of lineages and family relations,and photographs secured by Kevin Joyce on a business trip to Ireland,with the assistance of Liam O'Ranlon of Shanhonside Tourism andPadraig O'Reilly, photographer, including Glen Regan and the Gap ofGLendine, Slieve Bloom Mountains. The author also expresses deepgratitude to P. 0. Faolain, Historian for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, for his enthusiasm and cooperation.

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GENEALOGISTS HANDBOOK FOR NEW ENGLAND RESEARCH, New England LibraryAssn.. 1980, Second Printing Feb. 1981. Softcover, 129 pages.

A most useful reference tool ordered by the SBCGS Librarian fromMarcia W. Wiswall, c/o Lynnfield Public Library, Lynnfield, MA 01940.

CONNECTICUT - map facing page 1.Describes the facilities, holdings and publications of the

Connecticut State Library, including the Barbour Collection, andstates that Connecticut law allows access to vital records for members of legally incorporated genealogical societies, interpreted bythe Connecticut Attorney General as societies incorporated in Connecticut, such as the Connecticut Society of Genealogists and theStamford Genealogical Society, Inc.

Topics include CENSUS RECORDS Federal State (none as such)STATE MILITARY CENSUS of 1917PROBATE AND LAND RECORDS - County courts, probate courts. Land

records - Town Clerk of each town; State Library has microfilm collection. 6 pages of listings of town, showing date established, parenttown and county, Probate Dept. Date established and Parent District.

CEMETERY RECORDS - WPA Project, 59 typed volumes. State Libraryalso has several hundred file cards in drawers.

PUBLICATIONS - New England Hist. Gen. REGISTER "Connecticut Ancestry" , Connecticut Nutmegger, and many other general publictions.

CHURCH RECORDS - MILITARY RECORDS IMMIGRATION, NATURALIZATIONNEWSPAPERS - State Library has 2 vol. "Preliminary Checklist of

Connecticut Newspapers, 1755-1975."COURT RECORDS - State Library has Guide Book "Records of the

Judicial Dept. (Part A) Court Records in the Connecticut State Library, 1636-1945", 1977.

Also Listed are Libraries in several cities, Societies, and Booksand Articles.

The above format is followed for each of the states.MAINE - map facing p. 15 - part of Massachusetts until 1820. Man

datory recording of vital records began in 1892.REPOSITORIES: Maine Historical Society Library, Portland; Maine

State Archives and Maine State Library, Augusta. Deeds and probaterecords at County Courthouses. York County encompassed all of Maineuntil 1760. York Deeds through 1717 have been published. An 18 1/2page list of towns is taken from PUBLIC RECORD DEPOSITORIES IN MAINE,revised ed. 9/24/76, Augusta, Maine State Archives.CENSUS RECORDS Federal. Only state Census 1837, only part survives.Includes Bangor and Portland. Lists only heads of family.PROBATE AND LAND RECORDS, listed by Counties, pp. 35-37, followed bylistings under other titles as in Connecticut. PERIODICALS listedare Downeast Ancestry, The Second Boat. BOOKS AND ARTICLES include"MaineGenealogy, Some Distinctive Aspects, John E. Frost. NEHG REG.vol. 131 No. 4 (1974) pp. 243-266.

MASSACHUSETTS similar format, Map, p. 44. List of Towns,46-54Vital Records to 1850 of many towns published; after 1841 copy ofrecord required to be sent State Registry of Vital Records, Boston.State Census 1855 and 1865. No central depository of cemetery records.8 pages of listing of Libraries and 5 of Societies.

NEW HAMPSHIRE Map, p. 80. The State Library at Concord has anindex to early town records. Listing of towns pp. 82-85. There hasbeen no state census. Probate and Land Records, 4 pp. Libraries 2 pp.Societies, 2 pages. Books and Articles Listed.

RHODE ISLAND' Map, p. 97 Vital Records,1636-1850, 21 vols. JamesM. Arnold. 1850-1853, only at town or city clerk's offices 1854 topresent, Division of Vital Statistics, Providence. State census ,1905,1915, 1925, 1935. Probate and Land Records kept by towns,with location, 2 1/2 pp. Libraries listed 3 pp; Societies, 2 pp.

VERMONT 1791 admitted as 14th state, first substantial settlements in 1760's under New Hampshire charters; 1761-1791 disputes between settlers in N.H. Grants and patentees, as well as authority ofNew York to which jurisdiction had been assigned by the Crown. Basicunit is the town. Probate Records, 6 pp. Land Records up to 1850 inState of Vermont Public Records Div. After 1850, Town or City Clerk.Other listings; Church Records 2 pp; Libraries 5 pp.

EASTERN WASHINGTON GENEALOGICAL SOCIETYP. 0. Box 1826

Spokane, Washington 99210Membership $6 per yr. Couples S8. Get big 50 page quarterly"Bulletin". Includes Northwest data, National and International features. FREE QUERIES to members. Offers to swap for similar equal value: TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS, Stevens County, Washington S6.50; Adams and Pend Oreille County, Washington $5; Lincoln County, Washington $6.50; Whitman Co., 3 vols, each $5.00.

SOUTHEAST TEXAS GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY2850 Driftwood LaneBeaumont, Texas 77703

Membership $7.50 per yr. - includes 4 issues YELLOWED PAGESOffering: Jefferson Co. Texas Marriages 1837-1899 $10.50

Hardin Co. Texas Cemeteries (272pp.) $15.50Yellowed Pages, Vols. I through V, $8.00 each

DECATUR GENEALOGICAL SOCIETYP. 0. Box 2068Decatur, Illinois 62526

$5.00 annual single membership ($6.00 family) provides CENTRALILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY. Free queries. 20^ discount onover 100 Illinois county publications, including 1830-1860 Federal censuses, Cemetery Inscriptions, Marriage Records, etc.Write today for free publication list.

MIDWEST HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY,INC.P. 0. Box 1121Wichita, Kansas 67201

REGISTER published quarterly. Members may submit any number ofqueries. Non-members may submit one query to be published asspace allows. Membership Dues: Individual, $9.00 per yr. Apr. 1through March 31; Family (2) $12.00 per yr. included one issueper household. Libraries, Historical Societies and/or Genealogical Societies $7.00 per yr. Single copies $2.25,includes tax andpostage. ___ _ ____

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Middleboro, Mass. 02346CAL-DEL SCRIBE - the magazine for genealogists, historians andlibrarians. 6 issues a year of at least 36 pp. an issue - Jan.,Feb., Apr., July, Oct. and Dec. $5.00/ yr. Canada $6.00,Foreigncountries $7.00/yr. Mass. residents add sales tax. 8 1/2 x 11.2 free queries each issue; additional queries at low per wordrate with name and address included. All issues carry book reviews, books for sale and how-to-do-it articles.other features.CHEDWATO DISPATCH - the new quarterly for all genealogists, historians and librarians $5.00/yr, 8 1/2 x 11 with 40 pp. each issue; Canada $6.00; Foreign countries $7.00/yr. No queries. Includes source information; cemetery inscriptions, Bible records,pension, census, church, probates and land records, brief genealogies, partial family listings. A magazine of clues, of bitsand pieces of genealogical information to assist the beginner orthe experienced researcher.

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welcomes new members. Quarterly issued Spring, Summer, Fall andWinter. Free Query per Quarterly. Area covered: the originalfive counties of southeastern Colorado - now Baca, Bent, Crowley,Custer, Fremont, Huerfano, Kiowa, Otero, Prowers and Pueblo. Membership dues: Individual $7.00, Family $10.00, Senior Citizen/Student $5.00, Organization $15.00 and Life $100. One publicationper membership.

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

One of California's 27 originalcounties. While the county wasactually created in 1850, the history of the area dates back to1542. In that year Juan Cabrillodiscovered the Santa Barbara Channel and later, according to legendcrossed to San Miguel Island,wherehe died and was buried. A secondSpanish explorer, Sebastian Vizcaino, entered the channel on theFeast Day of Saint Barbara in 1602and named the area accordingly. Fr.Junipero Serra founded the SantaBarbara mission in 1786. SantaBarbara Royal Presidio, established April 21, 1782, was the last offour royal presidios in Alta California - San Diego, Monterey, SanFrancisco and Santa Barbara. SantaBarbara had all three Spanish forms-Presidio representing the military;Pueblo, civil and Mission,religious.

In 1873 Ventura County was established from the southern portionof the original Santa Barbara area.