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Pregunta 315 - 8 October 2005I am looking for information on Jose Marie Silvas married Marie de Jesus Yorba on 2 June 1850 in San Juan Capistrano Old Mission. Does any one know if he married second Lugarda Yorba Silvas. I would appreciate any information. Thanks. [Gloria Gillespie (not yet member), Chula Vista, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 315 - 27 October 2005Gloria, I believe Maria de Jesus Yorba and Lugarda Yorba Silvas may be one and the same. I have her in my files as Maria de Jesus Lugarda Yorba, but unfortunately do not have her parents. I do have Jose Maria Silvas line back 6 generations, if you need it. [Valerie Hall (member), Fair Oaks, Calif.]Pregunta 314 - 8 October 2005In regard to Pregunta #130 of the 25 April 2003: my grandmother, Emma Kaiser, also said her mother, Felipa Amago, was related to governor Pio Pico through an Indian mistress. I am interested in more information. Thank-you. [Belinda Guarascio (nonmember), Antioch, Calif.] Pregunta 313 - 8 October 2005My grandmother, Maria Bermudez Lujan, was a Cahuilla Indian whose grandparents were San Gabriel Mission Indians. After sharing a relative's genealogy information, I've learned that my relatives were part of the Jose de la Cruz Bermudez family of San Gabriel Mission. Some are buried there; some were born there; and some married there as well. It's all so confusing and I don't know where to begin. Please help. [Gloria Rojas (nonmember), West Covina, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 313 - 15 May 2006Click here: http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/ca1790.htm Note: many people vacated San Gabriel mission after a big earthquake and moved to Santa Barbara Mission. [Teresa Russell y Espinosa de Boronda (nonmember), Long Beach, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 313 - 8 October 2005You should collect the information you have from your relative and then I suggest you visit either the Southern California Genealogical Society (SCGS) Library at 417 Irving Drive, Burbank [hours: Tue. 10-9; Wed.-Fri., 1st & 2nd Sun., and 3rd & 4th Sat. 10-4] or your local Church of Latter Day Saints Family History Center [look in the phone book for a number to call]. There volunteers will be happy to help you get started. Also, in January, the Los Californianos will be meeting in San Diego and in April we meet in Ventura [check our Web site for details]. For $8 [$3 registration plus $5 library fee], you can use our Traveling Genealogy Library and get help there. La Tejedora Pregunta 312 - 8 October 2005In regard to the Respuesta a Pregunta 309: I know where your information came from, but I was wondering if the spelling of Caravajal could be Carabajal? My relative Rafael Carabajal was born in 1808 in Los Angeles. He died there in 1872. His son was born in 1843 in San Miguel Mission and married Juana Nepomucena Tapia 31 August 1870 at Mission Santa Cruz. His name was Jose Maria Carabajal. Juana's father was Jose Francisco Tapia and his father was Felipe Santiago Tapia. If you have any information on the Carabajals, it would be appreciated by me. Thank you in advance. It would seem logical that a Carabajal would be in Monterey if the family was around Santa Cruz. Gracias. [James T. Larson (member), El Paso de Robles, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 312 - 26 November 2005I am looking for Carabajals
as well. I know that some of them came from California. My family
has been trying to locate more information on our ancestors but have been unsuccessful.
Hope you can help. simona_tyler@cox.net Respuesta a Pregunta 312 - 8 October 2005It is my experience that the letters "v" and "b" are often used interchangeably in Spanish names. In fact, such "alternative" spellings are common not only in early Spanish but also in early English. Spelling was not standardized until more recently. I have a copy of an early handwritten will where the author spells his own surname several different ways and I have documents where brothers spell their surnames differently. To say a family line is different simply because the surname spelling is different is a risky business. I hope someone will respond with more information about the Caravajal/Carabajal family line(s). La Tejedora Pregunta 311 - 8 October 2005Does anyone have any information about Maria Antonia Ybarra in Yerba Buena/San Francisco in the late 1800s. She lived in San Diego at one time. There is a book called the San Timeteo Canyon. She left San Diego with her husband Francisco Albanez, who was a seaman, and friends to go to San Timeteo Canyon. There he was given a land grant. I know they were somehow connected to the Bernal family. Please respond. [Anita Robles (nonmember), San Jose, Calif.] Respuesta a Pregunta 311 - 15 May 2006Maria
Antonia Ybarra is listed here: Ybarra (Basque) here: http://www.houseofnames.com/coatofarms_details.asp?sId=&s=ybarra Scroll down to Francisco Albanez here: http://home.socal.rr.com/shussey/shhar/spanishpatriots/book3/BordPatAB.htm Albanez
family crest: http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.familycrest_details/s.Albanez/Albanez_family_Crest/Albanez_coat_of_arms/qx/Albanez.htm?a=54323-224 To submit a question or respond to a
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