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John
Melville,
specifically, prior to 1867 and wonder if anyone has run across his name in
their travels. Furthermore, I had thought Luis
had died, but discovered recently that he had not only remarried twice after Adelayda's
death, but had 8 more children! I would very much like to find out more about
those other Gonzales
children. The only name I have so far is a Louisa
Gonzales in the 1900 Santa Cruz, Calif. census. ANY
information would be gratefully accepted
Respuesta a Pregunta 200 -
6 October 2006 Pregunta 199 - 23 June 2004I am seeking any information on one Frank Eilben aka Francisco Gilver, Gilbert, married to Maria Julia de la Luz Lopez. Possible father's name, Pedro Eiben and mother's name, Maria Mancheon from Spain? Thanks mucho. [John L. Green (member), Rocklin , Calif.] Pregunta 198 - 13 June 2004I am researching the impact of dowries in early California marriages. Does anyone know of marriages that transferred lands? [Melody Wilson (nonmember), Portland, Ore.] Pregunta 197 - 13 June 2004Can you help? On my mother's father's side of the Ayala's my great grandfather was Abraham Ayala. His wife was Refugia Leyba (aka Ruth Leyva). Was Ruth's father, Francisco Leyba, the same Francisco that was married to Vicenta Cordero, and was her mother Maria Antonia Arellanes? Also where was Ruth Leyba born and did she have any brothers or sisters? Thank you. [Jim Garcia (nonmember), Canoga Park, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 197 - 24 June 2004My grandfather, Antonio Domingo Ayala was born to Abraham and Refugia Ayala on 20 December 1863 in Ventura California. He died 19 December 1958 age 94 in Ventura California. It is unknown to me if Ántonio had any siblings. Was Ruth Leiva's father married to a Cordero? [Jim Garcia (nonmember) Canoga Park, Calif] Pregunta 196 - 29 May 2004Although Arne Pico's ancestors evidently did not come to Alta California, I thought this query was of historical interest to the many Pico descendants whose ancestors did come. Perhaps one of you knows of William Henry Pico's research and can help your Danish cousin. La Tejedora Pio Pico had two sons: Jacob who went to Germany and Pio Pico II who went to Spain.1) Jacob is father to the Danish line in which I am very interested. 2) Pio Pico II is father to the line in California of which you of course know a great deal. I hope you can help with information about the Danish line perhaps through William Henry Pico, who is mentioned in the book Ten First Families of California, page 70 [by Beverly Henderson Waid]. This site I got from an American friend, and I am very interested to hear if there is more information about the mentioned German and Danish line of Pico which have a connection to the Pio Pico family in California. See below: Count Mazzi Pico (born 1600)in Italy had Pio Pico I. Pio's son, Jacob, went to Germany and had two sons Christopher and Jacob who both lived in Denmark. One of them had a son, Christian Henry Pico, who also lived in Denmark, and who had a son, Jacob Christopher Pico. Pio's son Pio Pico II went to Spain. His son, Pio Pico III went to Mexico and had a son, Santiago de la Cruz Pico. Santiago had a son, Pio de Jesus Pico IV. I understand that Beverly Hendrickson Waid is dead. She mention William Henry Pico who has researched the Pico family. Do you know anything about him? Kindly regards [Arne Pico (nonmember), Odense, Denmark] Respuesta a Pregunta 196 - 24 March 2011Here's some information ... albeit 7 yrs later. It may already be known by
now.
Celestino Pico's
parents were:
Alfred J. Pico and
Josefa Olivera.
Alfredo J Pico "Fred"
was born in 1865 in Los Angeles, California. He died in 1931. Other marriages
of
Alfred J. Pico:
Ybarra, Margarita
& UNKNOWN. Respuesta a Pregunta 196 - 20 February 2008I am still researching the mother of Celestino Pico born in Whittier, Calif. area. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. [Talia Pico (nonmember), Foster City, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 196 - 24 June 2004Pio de
Jesus Pico
IV (last Mexican Governor of CA) had a grandson, Celestino
Pico, born 12/3/1883 in San Gabriel/Los Angeles,California
area, died 4/1977 in Los Nietos/Whittier CA area. Celestino
Pico married Ramona
Padilla born 1878 of Pico Rivera/Los Angeles area.
Does anyone know who Celestino's
parents were? Or the names of persons who raised Celestino
Pico. Any help would be appreciated. Respuesta a Pregunta 196 - 14 June 2004The source of the information listed for the Pico
line is from a pamphlet available at the Pico Mansion, Whittier, CA. The
research, according to this source was done by William Henry Pico of Cavalier,
North Dakota and Miss Jesse Bromilow of Los Angeles, Calif. You might want to
contact the Mansion for information on these two researchers. Try this http://www.piopico.org/. Pregunta 195 - 28 May 2004I am looking for information regarding Francisco Xavier David Littlejohn who came to California in 1824 from Peru; his family can be traced back to Arbroath, Scotland where I found family records going back to the 1600s. My problem is that I know little of David; what is his birth date, birth place, death date and death place? Where was he buried? I know he was the grantee of Rancho Los Carneros. Does anyone have any photos of this man or any member of his family? [Howard L. Smith (member), Trinity, Fla.]Pregunta 194 - 18 May 2004I am looking for any information on the parents of José Dario Argüello. He is my great, great, great, great grandfather and I am doing genealogy research on my family tree. You can contact me at kidsrus2000@yahoo.com. [Eileen Courson (not yet member), Clemmons, North Carolina] Respuesta a Pregunta 194 - 18 May 2004The following information is from Marie Northrop's Spanish-Mexican
Families of Early California: 1769-1850, Vol. I, pp. 45-47. Pregunta 193 - 18 May 2004Would like parents of of Juliana Urquidez [born 1810, Santa Barbara] married Jose de la Asencion Dominguez [born 14 Aug. 1798, Santa Barbara]. Jose was the son of Josef Ma. Dominguez and Maria Marcelina Feliz. [Mary Vanegas (nonmember), Ojai, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 193 - 14 June 2004The following is the abstract by Thomas Workman Temple II of the marriage of Jose Dominguez and Maria Juliana Urquidez, listing her parents. I have not looked at the film of the original of this record so I can not say for certain that the facts are accurate. You might try reading the film of these San Gabriel Marriages at your local Family History Center (LDS) to verify the record.Mission Record, San Gabriel Mats. Entry #1702 (TWT2), 29 August 1824 - En el Pueblo de L.A., Jose Dominguez, 24, natural del Presidio de Santa Barbara, de Jose Ma., soldado invalido de Santa Barbara, natural de la Villa de Sinaloa, y Ma. Marcelina Feliz, del Real de Cozala; con Maria Juliana Urquidez, 16, natural de Los Angeles, de Jose Encarnación y Maria Dolores Lisalde. Testigos: Jose Ma. Aguilar, Jose Serrano, y Jose Miguel Alvarado. Prior testigos: Antonio Ygnacio Duarte, 22, casado con Ma. Eulalia Higuera, Gaspar Valenzuela, 38, casado con Ma. Ygnacia Lopez, y Antonio Briones, 40. Sanchez. [Sheila Ruiz Harrell (member & Genealogist), Calif.] Pregunta 192 - 18 May 2004I am looking for a history of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Santa Barbara. Many of my ancestors were baptized there. I understand it used to be on State and Figueroa Streets. It is now on Sola Street. Thanks. [Lorraine Moffat (member), Hesperia, Calif.]Pregunta 191 - 18 May 2004I understand that a Bassi family member (Swiss) married into the Bonilla family of San Luis Obispo. Dora Bassi Madonna, mother of Alex Madonna, who died in San Luis Obispo in April 2004, might be a relative of the Bonilla family. Dora's mother was a Giorgi who came from Switzerland and her father was a Bassi also from Switzerland. Dora was related to my mother through the Berta family. Any information would be appreciated. [Helen Collins (member), San Luis Obispo, Calif.] To submit a question or respond to
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