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[Kim Peralta
(nonmember), Valley Center, Calif.]
Respuesta a Pregunta 235 - 8 April 2005I am from Placentia, I believe I am related to who you speak of. Please contact for any further information. gorosco@techie.org [Gabriel Orosco (nonmember), Colorado]Pregunta 234 - 12 February 2005I was recently given a family tree that dates back to the San Gabriel Mission. It indicates that I am Gabrielino Indian. My question: I can't seem to verify Felix Gonzales [born approximately 1831, died 1871] marrying Ramona Alvitre; nor Rita Bermudez marrying Jose Raymundo Alvitre. I can't seem to find documents on any family names to state race as Gabrielino Indian. Ramona Alvitre had a daughter named Marina. Marina Gonzales [born approximately 1869] married Encarnacion Andrade. Their daughter, Ramona Andrade, married John Ralph Alvarado. Their daughter, Vivian Alvarado [born approximately 1915], is my grandmother. My mother, Sylvia, is Vivian's daughter. Help! Any documents on this family tree??? [Susan Carmona (nonmember), Apple Valley, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 234 - 27 February 2006 There is a Felix
Gonzales married at age 21 on 20 April 1861 to Margarita
Castro in Los Angeles. [Dawn Thompson (nonmember), Costa
Mesa, Calif.] Pregunta 233 - 4 February 2005Do you know who where the founders of the village of Peralta in Spain? If so, PLEASE tell me. I have often questioned who my great, great, great, great, great grandparents were. All I know is that her name was Mary Luisa Peralta. If you Know Anything, Please return the information to sender because this is my only way of contact over the Internet. Thank you. [Mandy S. (nonmember) from ?]Respuesta a Pregunta 233 - 4 February 2005I felt that I must respond to this message although the family line has not been located in Alta California before 1848. The Query itself brings up several points. First, unless the e-mail address is filled in on the submittal form, I have no way of contacting the person who sends it. The queries are forwarded to me from an Internet mail server so the messages do not have the return e-mail address of the originator unless the originator fills in the e-mail address box on the submittal form. Second, for anyone to help find family lines, more information is needed. We do not know if Peralta is Mary Luisa's birth surname or her married surname. If it is her birth surname, there is still too little information. We have neither a time nor a place reference to work from. From Marie Northrop's Spanish-Mexican Families of Early California: 1769-1850, Vol. I, pp. 23 & 277, I have a Maria Luisa Peralta born 25 August 1790, baptized on the 27th at Mission Santa Clara. She married, first, Tomas Antonio Soto 28 November 1807 at Mission Dolores and, second, Jose de Jesus Alviso or Juan Ygnacio Alviso 22 February 1830 at Mission Santa Clara. She was buried 14 August 1865 at Mission Santa Clara. However, there is no way of knowing if this is the right Mary Luisa Peralta or not. So, please, fill in the submittal form completely and include as much information in your Query as possible. The more information, the more likely someone can help you. La Tejedora Pregunta 232 - 4 February 2005We are looking for the parents of Pablo Reyes born 1847 in Los Angeles, Calif. He married Maria de Los Angeles Reyes, born 1850. They had a son, Maurice, born 1866, two sons named Pablo and a son named Angel. They show up in the 1880 Census. We have not been able to go back any further. They lived on Main Street, 4th ward, City of Los Angeles and he was a farmer. The Census indicates both Pablo's parents were born in California. Thank you for any information you can add to this search. [C. Reyes (nonmember), Loomis, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 232 - 8 September 2005Just a thought - in the 1880 Census Pablo Reyes lives next door to Refugio Dominguez, widow of Angel Maria Reyes. In view of the dates, Pablo might be Angel's nephew. Angel was the son of Jacinto Reyes (1788, San Gabriel - 1837) and Antonia Machado (1793, Santa Barbara - 1863, Los Angeles). It might be worth pursuing. [Rondi Frankel (nonmember), Mexico City, Mexico] Pregunta 231 - 21 January 2005Hello, my name is Lucy Littlejohns. I am not sure whether you could help me or not, but are you aware of any Welsh Littlejohns' deriving from the Castros of California, as well as Scottish descendents. Many thanks. [Lucy Littlejohns (nonmember), South Wales]Respuesta a Pregunta 231 - 4 February 2005The Littlejohns of my Castro family are all from Scotland. For excellent data on the Littlejohns, consult the Scottish OPR (Church of Scotland's parish records) that can be easily found in the Family History Centers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons). They have excellent records. You can locate a Center closest to you by going onto the Internet at http://www.familysearch.org . There is a Littlejohn Family Forum also on the Internet. It can be found at http://genforum.genealogy.com/littleljohn/ [Howard Lee Smith (member), Trinity, Fla.]To submit a question or respond to
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