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Respuesta a Pregunta 208A - 18 October 2004 Jimmie Hardy, a Los Californianos member, has information for you and would like to get in touch. He can be reached at estradahardy@direcway.com Pregunta 207 - 1 October 2004Señor y Señoras, I am looking for pictures of the Arellanes family. I have one of Jose Teodoro, but I need one of his brother Jose Regino. I have Teodoro's three daughters and his son, Luis Gonzaga. I would be willing to make copies if someone has a need for mine. Gracias in advance. Regards, Jim [James T. Larson (member), Paso Robles, Calif.] Pregunta 206 - 23 September 2004I would like any information anyone has regarding Thomas Russell married to Maria De Los Angeles Ybarra [baptized 4 October 1812 at Mission San Gabriel] on 13 December 1836 in San Diego, Calif. Her parents were Andres Ybarra [born December 1788, San Juan Capistrano, Calif.] and Francisco Juana Maria Moreno [baptized 11 August 1790, San Gabriel, Calif.] [Nancy Lehnhardt (nonmember), Oxnard, Calif.] Pregunta 205 - 22 September 2004I know that my grandfather is Ygnacio Uges and his mother was Antonia Maria Manuela (Conception) Cota [born Monterey, Calif. 18??; died 1905 Tucson, Ariz. Her parents were Manuel Antonio Cota and Maria Josepha Boronda. He was born 1779 at Mission San Antonio, Monterey. He died 1826. He was the son of Pablo Antonio de Cota and Rosa Maria Lugo. I have no information on the father of Ygnacio. Conception is listed in 1864 census as Amarias. Any more information appreciated. [April Holecek (nonmember), San Bernardino, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 205 - 22 September 2004According to Northrop's Spanish-Mexican Families of Early California 1769-1850, Vol. I, pp. 115-16: Maria Manuela Concepcion Antonia Cota was baptized 8 December 1826 at Mission San Carlos de Monterey. She was the daughter of Manuel Antonio Cota (born 23 January 1779 of Pablo Antonio Cota and Rosa Maria Lugo; baptized 25 January 1779 at Mission San Antonio; died 23 August 1826; buried 25 August 1826 at Mission San Carlos de Monterey) and his second wife, Maria Josefa Bruna Boronda (born 8 October 1799 of Manuel Boronda and Gertrudis Higuera; baptized 10 October 1799 at Mission Santa Clara; married second 9 January 1829 at Mission San Carlos de Monterey to James Walter Burke]. Sorry, I find no information on the Uges line. [Benita H. Gray (member), San Diego, Calif.] Pregunta 204 - 22 September 2004I wish to find a record of Fanny (or Fannie) Feliz who was said to be born in San Antonio [Mission San Antonio?], Calif. in 1846. Also her parents were said to be born in San Antonio. She married a George Vance Dow, son of James Dow, a forty-niner, and gave birth to two children in the 1860s before moving to New York. Any suggestions about where to look will be appreciated. [Wayne (nonmember), San Antonio, Tex.] Pregunta 203 - 22 September 2004I wrote a Ph.D. with a chapter that talks about the Lorenzana
orphans who traveled from Mexico City to California
1799-1800. I published an article on the same
orphans. But, I just got them to California. Now I would like to know
what happened to them. Below, is what I believe is the marriage record of
the girls, but what else happened to them? And the
boys, I only found 4, what was their profession? I
am really interested--any pictures of any of them or their
children? Can you help? [Note: following
information in purple is from Northrop. La Tejedora] Respuesta a Pregunta 203 - 5 June 2008My records show
Maria Gertrudes Lorenzana
was the daughter of
Felipe & Maria Nativida Lorenzana
and married
Alejandro Leyva in
1842 in Santa Barbara, Calif.You show
Maria Gertrudes as
one of many sisters; I have her as a daughter. Respuesta a Pregunta 203 - 11 Oct. 2006
I have Vicente Lorenzana as my ancestor. I am compiling a story on the
orphans and would like to have a copy of your article. I would be happy to
pay the postage costs.
Lorraine Moffat
Respuesta a Pregunta 203 - 22 Sept. 2004According to Northrop's Spanish-Mexican Families of Early California: 1769-1850.Vol. II, pp.
122-23 Vol. II, pp. 284-85, 328 Vol. II, pp. 32-33 Vol. II, pp. 68-69 Vol. II, pp. 106-107 Vol. II, pp. 151-52 [Benita H. Gray (member), San Diego, Calif.] Pregunta 202 - 22 September 2004I am looking for information for my family tree. This is what I know so far-- if you have any information or can fill in any blanks please email me at mommyoftwinsX2@msn.com. My grandfather Jack Dally was born as Jack Pena, son of Daniel Pena of Santa Ynez, Calif. My great great grandfather was Aldolfo Pena (Luiseno Indian, but part of the Chumash Indian tribe by first marriage) married to my great great grandmother, Frances Quintero. She was a great great great (I believe) granddaughter of Jose Francisco de Ortega and Maria Antonia Victoria Carrillo. I don't have the in-between information and would love to know it. So please respond if you can help. [Jennifer Keane-Dally (nonmember), Santa Barbara, Calif.] Note: If you respond to Jennifer by email, please copy your message to LaTejedora@loscalifornianos.org so we can share it on the Web site with others who may be interested. La Tejedora Pregunta 201 - 21 September 2004
Thanks so much for a lot of help so far with other
questions. I am looking for information on the parents of Juan
Maria Trujillo, born 1821, married Dolores
Andrea Tapia and living in California in 1848. His father
was either Ramon
or Julian
Trujillo, and his mother was Juliana
Celaya or Zelaya.
I am trying to find out any information on his parents and possible siblings
and where they were from. One of Juan's
marriage records says he is from New Mexico. Thank you. [Dawn Thompson
(nonmember), Costa Mesa, Calif.]
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