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MAIN CATALOGUE #s 151A - 200A


151-A	Crosby, Harry W.	Gateway to Alta California: The Expedition to San Diego, 1769. San Diego, Calif.: Sunbelt Publications, © 2003 (by author). 229 pp. hard cover. Includes biographies of Aguilar, Alvarado, Alvitre, Amador, Arce, Badiola, Bejarano, Benno, Camacho, Cañizares, Carrillo, Castelo, Coronel, Cota, Crespí, Domínguez, Espinosa, Góngora, González, Higuera, “Ignacio”, Manríquez, Miranda, Ochoa, Ojeda, Ortega, Osuna, Portolá, Reyes, Rivera y Moncada, Robles, Rubio, Ruiz, Serra, Soto, Tarabal, Trasviña, Valdés, Vegerano, Velázquez, Verdugo, Verduzco.
152-A	Larios, Estolano F. Milliken, Ralph L. (typist)	[Notes and Memories of Individuals in the San Juan Bautista (California) 1860 Census and Members of Their Families. Los Banos, Calif.: Milliken, 1936 – 22 January 1937. 67 pp. photocopy of typescript. duo-tang binder. Copied and donated by Boyd de Larios with permission of Charles L. Sawyer, Milliken Museum.
153-A	Montagna, Mary Lou, and Ophelia Marquez [editors] Esquibel, José Antonio Morga, Eduardo Harley, R. Bruce González, Mariana Leal y Guerra de Helguera, J. León Isunza, Jaime Holcombe Carrillo, José Francisco Garza Campos, Tony Márquez, Ophelia Montagna, Mary Lou [authors of articles]	Genealogical Journal: Society of Hispanic Historical and Ancestral Research (Vol. IV, 1998). 120 pp. soft cover. Contents: (1) "The Paternal Ancestry of Don Alonso de Estrada, Tesorero y Gobernador de Nueva España, and the Revised Genealogy of the Sosa Albornoz Family" by José Antonio Esquibel. (2) "Is There a Oaxaca-Nueva Vizcaya Connection?" by Eduardo Morga. (3) "Those Remarkable Alvarado Sisters" by R. Bruce Harley. (4) "Documentos Relacionados con Hidalguias, Limpiezas de Sangre y Filliaciones en General en el Archivo Histórico Municipal de León, Guanajuato" by Mariana Leal y Guerra de González with introduction by J. León Helguera. (5) "Rodriguez: Identifying Early Families in Central México" by Jaime Holcombe Isunza. (6) "Matrimonios en la Catedral de Monterrey (Elizondo, Flores, de la Garza, González, Gutiérrez, Lozano, Sepúlveda, Treviño, Villarreal and Other Surnames" by José Francisco Garza Carrillo. (7) "1574 Founding List of Zamora, Michoacán with Some Family Genealogies" by Tony Campos and Ophelia Márquez. (8) "1580 Petition by Franciscans to Become Curas and Administrators of the Villa of Zamora, Michoacán, with Many Family Genealogies" by Tony Campos and Ophelia Márquez. (9) "The Genealogy of Juan Montañez and His Descendants in Aguascalientes, Jalisco, San Luis Potosí, and Zacatecas" by Mary Lou Montagna
154-A	Dennett, Diana J.	Tell Me More Ancestor Stories, Grandma! A History of Early California Families. Pacific Grove, Calif.: Park Place Publications, © 1997 by Dennett. 176 pp. soft cover. Individuals mentioned in depth are Rosa María Lugo, Pablo Antonio Cota, José Dolores Pico, María "Ysabel" Ascención Cota, María Antonia Pico, José "Simeon" Juan Nepomuceno Castro, Juan Paula Ygnacia Castro, Josiah Merritt, Lavinia Merritt, George Duffield Clark, Juanita Herlinda Clark, Thomas Manisty Temple, Thelma Manisty Temple, and Anthony "Tony" Herrero Lugone/s. Other family names include: Anza, Boronda, and Vásquez.
155-A	Hough, Granville W. and N. C.	Spain's Patriots of Northwestern new Spain from South of the U.S. Border in its 1779-1783 War with England During the American Revolution. Part 8: Spanish Borderland Studies. Midway City, Calif.: SHHAR Press, © 2001 by the Houghs. 180 pp. soft cover. Contents: Northwestern New Spain--Time Line and Activities; Military and Naval Units and Installations of Northwestern New Spain--South of the Border; Patriots and Nears Patriots of Northwestern New Spain--South of the Border. The latter is an alphabetical list of names and references.
156-A	Ingersoll, Robert G. [compiler & editor]	The Family of Fredric (Fred) Peralta. Walnut Creek, Calif.: Ingersoll, 20 January 2003. 197 pp. pressboard cover. Families mentioned include: Alviso, Amador, Amesquita, Archuleta, Bernal, Berryessa, Bojorquez, Briones, Castro, Cibrian, Galindo, Pacheco, Peralta, Pinto, Sanchez, Soto, Tapia, Welch, and Wilson.
157-A	Cottriel, Louis Wm [author & donor]	Cottriel/Cottrell/Ayala Family Tree “Descendants” Book. Centralia, Wash.: Cottriel, January 2002. 170 pp. spiral bound. Donated by Louis Cottriel. Some family names included are Arellanes, Buelna, Feliz, Gonzales, de Haro, Landera, Leyba, Limon y Sanchez, Lorenzana, Lugo, Martinez, Mejias, Montiel, Pacheco, Pascuala, Ruiz, Salazar, Sanchez, Vasquez, Verdugo, and Villa.
158A	Marschner, Janice	California 1850: A Snapshot in Time. Sacramento, Calif.: Coleman Ranch Press, © 2001. 280 pp. soft cover.
159A	Beebe, Rose Marie and Senkewicz, Robert M. [editors] [authors] Columbus, Christopher Rodríguez de Montalvo, Garci de las Casas, Bartolomé Díaz del Castillo, Bernal Cortés, Hernán Cabrillo, Juan Rodríguez Vizcaíno, Sebastián de Ascensión, Antonio Salvatierra, Juan María de Piccolo, Francisco María Taraval, Sigismundo Balthasar, Juan Antonio de Sistiaga, Sebastián del Barco, Miguel de Gálvez, José Costansó, Miguel Crespí, Juan Portolá, Gaspar de Serra, Junípero Palóu, Francisco Verger, Rafael de Iriarte, Juan Pedro Jayme, Luis Fages, Pedro de Santa María, Vicente Fuster, Vicente Font, Pedro de Neve, Felipe Callis, Eulalia Velásquez, José de Goycoechea, Felipe Fernández, José María Argüello, José de la Concepción Horra, Antonio de Lasuén, Fermín Francisco Estudillo, José María Asisara, Lorenzo Tarakanoff, Vassili Petrovitch Bouchard, Hipólito de Solá, Pablo Vicente Alvarado, Juan Bautista Tchitchinoff, Zakahar Osio, Antonio María González, Rafael Tac, Pablo Rojo, Manuel Clemente de la Guerra, Angustias Pico, Pío Virmond, Enrique Argüello, Luis Antonio Robinson, Alfred A. Sánchez, José Piña, Joaquín Bandini, Juan Carrillo, Carlos Estudillo, José Antonio Anzar, José Antonio Castro, José Tiburcio Janssens, Agustín Castillero, Andrés Machardo, Juana Pérez, Julián Espinosa, José Luciano Gracia, María Vallejo, Mariano Guadalupe Lugo, José del Carmen Garriga, Andrew Coronel, Antonio Jones, Thomas ap Catesby César, Julio	Lands of Promise and Despair: Chronicles of Early California, 1535-1846. Santa Clara, Calif.: Santa Clara University, © 2001 by the editors. 506 pp. soft cover. Donated by Robert R. Ganiard. Contents: 1492 “The First Meeting” by Christopher Columbus 1510 “The Invention of ‘California’” by Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo 1513 “Conflict in the Caribbean” by Bartolomé de las Casas 1514 “The Task of Conversion” from The Requerimiento 1519 “The Market in Tenochtitlán” by Bernal Díaz del Castillo 1521 “The Conquest of Mexico” from Aztec Poems 1535 “Taking Possession of California” by Hernán Cortés 1542 “Ensenada and San Diego” by Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo 1602-1603 “Monterey Bay” by Sebastián Vizcaíno 1620 “The First Plan for Missions in California” by Antonio de Ascención “California as an Island” 1697 “A Permanent Spanish Presence in California” by Juan María de Salvatierra 1716 “A Foray into the Wilderness” by Francisco María Piccolo 1734 “Indian Rebellion” by Sigismundo Taraval 1744 “Tensions between Missionaries and Soldiers” by Juan Antonio Balthasar 1744 “Life in the Missions” by Sebastián de Sistiaga 1760s “The Natural and Social World of California” by Miguel del Barco 1768 “The Decision to Move Farther North” by José de Gálvez 1769 “A Beachhead at San Diego” by Miguel Costansó 1769 “The Santa Barbara Channel” by Juan Crespí 1769 “Searching for Monterey” by Gaspar de Portolá 1770 “A beachhead at Monterey” by Junípero Serra 1771 “Encounter at San Gabriel” by Francisco Palóu 1772 “The Division between Alta and Baja California” by Rafael Verger, Juan Pedro de Irarte, and Francisco Palóu 1772 “Soldiers and Indians” by Luis Jayme 1773 “The Presidio at Monterey” by Pedro Fages 1773 “Trip to Mexico City” by Junípero Serra 1775 “Encounter in San Francisco Bay” by Vicente de Santa María 1775 “Rebellion at San Diego” by Vicente Fuster 1776 “The San Francisco Bay Region” by Pedro Font 1779 “Rules for Towns and Missions” by Felipe de Neve 1779 “Adapting to the Governor’s Regulations” by Junípero Serra 1782 “Neve’s Instructions to His Successor” by Felipe de Neve 1784 “The Death of Junípero Serra” by Francisco Palóu 1785 “The Trials of a Frontier Woman” by Eulalia Callis 1785 “Between Baja and Alta California” by José Velásquez 1785 “Rebellion at San Gabriel” by Toypurina 1796 “Judicial Proceedings against Silberio and Rosa at San Luis Obispo” by Felipe de Goycoechea 1797 “Treatment of the Indians at Mission San Francisco” by José María Fernández 1797 “Military Interrogation of San Francisco Indians” by José Argüello 1798-1801 “The Mission System Evaluated and Defended” by Antonio de la Concepción Horra and Fermín Francisco de Lasuén 1809 “Life in the Pueblo of San José” by José Joaquín de Arrillaga and José María Estudillo 1812 “The Killing of Fr. Andrés Quintana at Mission Santa Cruz” by Lorenzo Asisara 1815 “Captivity at Mission San Fernando” by Vassili Petrovitch Tarakanoff 1818 “The Attack on Monterey” by Hipólito Bouchard 1819 “A Bear Hunt” by Juan Bautista Alvarado 1824 “The Sea Otter Hunts” by Zakahar Tchitchinoff and Antonio María Osio 1824 “The Chumash Revolt” by Rafael González 1820s “Indian Life at San Luis Rey” by Pablo Tac 1825 “The New Governor Brings Liberal Ideas” by Manuel Clemente Rojo and Angustias de la Guerra 1827 “A Young Californio Embraces the New Liberalism” by Pío Pico 1827 “A Mission-Oriented Proposal for Alta California” by Enrique Virmond 1828 “North American Trappers Intrude into Alta California” by Luis Antonio Argüello 1829 “by The Missions in Their Last Years” by Alfred A. Robinson 1829 “The Revolt of Estanislao” by José Sánchez and Joaquín Piña 1830 “A secularization-Oriented Proposal for Alta California” by Juan Bandini 1831 “The California Delegate Argues for Tule of Law” by Carlos Carrillo 1833 “The Citizens of San Diego Petition for Local Government” by José Antonio Estudillo, et al. 1835 “Life at a Secularized Mission” by José Antonio Anzar and José Tiburcio Castro 1835 “Life in Northern California” by Agustín Janssens 1837 “A Mexican Officer Urges Defense of Both Californias” by Andrés Castillero 1837 “Indian Attacks near San Diego” by Juana Machado 1838 “Secularization in Baja California” by Julián Pérez 1840 “Indian Attacks near Guadalupe” by José Luciano Espinosa and Marío Gracia 1841 “The Arrival of a North American Wagon Train” by Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo 1842 “Typical Land Grants” by Juan Bautista Alvarado 1840s “Life on a California Rancho” by José del Carmen Lugo 1842 “Rehearsal for Invasion” by Thomas ap Catesby Jones and Antonio María Osio “Retrospective: An Indian in California” by Julio César Includes a chronology, a glossary, and Governors of the Californias.
160A	Gillingham, Robert Cameron Donated by Granville Hough	The Rancho San Pedro: The Story of a Famous Rancho in Los Angeles County and of Its Owners, The Dominguez Family. n.p.: Dominguez Properties, 1961. xvii, 473 pp. hard cover. Family lines mentioned include: Ábila, Aguirre, Ainsworth, Alvarado, Arce, Argüello, Arrillaga, Ávila, Berry, Bixby, Bradley, Butrón, Caldwell, Carrillo, Carson, Celís, Chapman, Cota, del Amo, Dodson, Domínguez, Dryden, Duarte, Echeandía, Estudillo, Ferrer, Francis, Gárcia, Gillingham, Grainger, Guirado, Gutiérrez, Guyer, Hager, Hellman, Johnson, Lacayo, Lugo, Machado, Manríquez, Mariner, Martin, McDonald, Mitchell, Navarro, Nieto, O’Melveny, Ortega, Peralta, Pico, Reyes, Rocha, Rodríguez, Romero, Rubio, Ruiz, Sánchez, Sepúlveda, Stearns, Swaffield, Talamantes, Tallon, Tapía, Temple, Thompson, Váldez, Verdugo, Watson, Ybaña, Yorba, Zabaleta.
161A	Haase, Ynez Durnford	The Middle of Nowhere: The Carlos Carrillo Adobe, The Carrillo Family, & Their Rancho Sespe. The Ventura County Historical Society Quarterly. Vol. 45, no. 2. 64 pp. soft cover. Includes portraits, vital statistics, the ancient art of making adobe bricks, maps, and plans.
162A	Mason, William Marvin	The Census of 1790: A Demographic History of Colonial California. Ballena Press Anthropological Papers No. 45. Menlo Park, Calif.: Ballena Press, © 1998. vi, 133 pp. soft cover. Includes historical background, castes, origins and birthplaces, the Census, maps, and illustrations.
163A	Moffat, Lorraine Cottrell [compiler, assisted by] Cottriel, Louis Wm donated by Lorraine Cottrell.	Cottrell/Cottriel Family Book: Family Reunion – Grants Pass, Oregon. n.p.: compiler, August 2000, Revised December 2000. 67 pp., comb bound. Includes family history, maps, photos, copies of documents. Family lines mentioned: Ayala, Bower, Cottrell, Cottriel, Iriarte, Moffat
164A	Guinn, Joyce Helen Garcia donated by Joyce Guinn	Garcia to Alta California. Placerville, Calif.: Guinn, February 2003. various paging. spiral bound. Included are family group sheets, photographs, photocopies of documents. Some family lines mentioned are Alberti, Cantua, Carlon, Delte, Correa, Froom, Garcia, Juarez, Lopez, Lugo, Parara, Roberts, Smith, Wise, Zolezzi.
165A	Garner, Bess Adams	Windows in an Old Adobe. Pomona, Calif: Progress-Bulletin, 1939. 16 pages extracted. Oxford binder. photocopied by Benita Gray. Family trees include Palomares [Jose Cristobal Palomares descendants], Higuera, Machado, Alvarado, Rios, Arenas, Chavez, Herman, Olevares, Walker, del Castillo, Jensen, Slaughter, Russek, Stanchfield, Garcia, Sepulveda, Vejar [Ricardo Vejar descendants], Martinez, Reyes, Perez, Lugo, Yorba, Rivera, Bowers, Price, Carpena.
166A	Collins, Helen B.	“The Spanish Governors of Alta California, 1769-1821,” in Nuestras Raices, vol. 17, no. 1 (Spring 2005), pp. 25-27. Oxford binder. photocopied by George Gray. Short biographies include de Portolá, de Barri, de Neve, de Rivera y Moncada, Fages, Romeu, de Arrillaga, de Borica, de Alberni, Arguello, de Sola.
167A	Benson, Stephen H. [Title Researcher]	Branciforte Deeds: 1850 thru 1865. n.p.: Benson, n.d. 31 pp. and maps. clamp binder. photocopied by George Gray. Includes 57 lots.