MIRANDA, Elizabeth

Unknown — MIRANDA, Francisca Petra "Frances". Francisca (daughter of MIRANDA, Juan Jose and INDIA LIBERADO, Clara Candelaria) was born Abt. 1892, California. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 22-23 Jun 1880, Santa Barbara County, California; Married, wife absent, living in Kossuth and Johanna BARES' household

Notes:

Birth:
BIRTH YEAR: Per 1880 Census

Name:
Indio

Died:
DEATH DATE: 30 Jun 1913, Indian Census Rolls; wife listed as widow

Juan married INDIA LIBERADO, Clara Candelaria Aft. 1885, California. Clara (daughter of INDIO LIBERADO, Nicomedes and INDIA SOLARES, Maria Ysidora del Refugio) was born Abt. 1866, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara, California; died 1 Jul 1937, Santa Barbara County, California; was buried Abt. 3 Jul 1937, Santa Barbara County, California. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 9 Aug 1870, Las Cruces, Santa Barbara, California; With widowed mother and siblings, living in maternal grandmother's household

Notes:

Birth:
CHUMASH "CENSUS" OF 1928-1930, Robert F. Heizer, page 2 (24)
http://digitalassets.lib.berkeley.edu/anthpubs/ucb/text/arf009-003.pdf

6. Miranda, Clara (Clara Liberado). #2258 (4/4 Santa Ynez), Age, 53; F; b. Santa Ynez Reservation, 1875.
F: Nicodemus Liberado; 4/4; b. Santa Ynez Reservation; d. 1875.
M: Maria Liberado (Maria Solares); b. Santa Ynez Reservation; d. 1822.
FM and FF: 4/4; b. Santa Ynez Reservation.
MF and MM: 4/4; b. Santa Ynez Reservation.

Name:
India neofita

NAME VARIATIONS:
- Clara MIRANDA
- Clara LIBERADO

LAST NAME VARIATIONS:
- Also listed with part of father's first name adopted as last name LIBERADO/LIBERATO
- Took husband's last name of MIRANDA

Notes:

Married:
MARRIAGE:
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Sometime in the 1880s, Clara married Juan Miranda, an Indian from Sonora, Mexico, by whom she bore ten children.

CORRECT PARENTS OF CHILD #3: UNSUBSTANTIATED but MOST LIKELY Juan MIRANDA and Clara are the parents of Juana MIRANDA
- They are the only MIRANDA in the Santa Ynez area
- Juana MIRANDA died in Santa Ynez

1880 CENSUS JUAN MIRANDA LISTED AS MARRIED [Wife absent]:
- Not known if Clara is the wife who was married to Juan Miranda in 1880

Notes:

Birth:
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS MENTIONED:
Phase I of Southern California Edison's Proposed Electric Transmission Line Between Goleta and Gaviota:
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"Nicomedes's paternal grandmother, Liboria Josefa, had been baptized at Mission La Purisma in 1793 from the village of Ngmgig (i.e., 'Qngmyg). Her mother was apparently a woman named Victoriana, also from Gaviota, who was baptized the following year.
Liboria Josefa transferred to Mission Santa Inés with her mother and husband after the latter mission was founded in 1804"

Name:
BORN WITH NO LAST NAME: Indio neofito

NAME VARIATIONS:
- Diomedes
- Nicomedos
- Nicodemus
- At some point took the last name of LIBERADO, Nicodemus LIBERADO
- Nicodemus LIBERATA

Died:
DEATH DATE: 9 Aug 1870 Census, wife listed as widowed

Nicomedes married INDIA SOLARES, Maria Ysidora del Refugio 12 Feb 1866, Mission Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California. Maria (daughter of INDIO, Benvenuto and INDIA, Brigida) was born 15 Apr 1842, Monterey, Alta California; was christened 30 Apr 1842, Mission San Carlos Borromeo, Alta California; died 6 Mar 1923, Santa Barbara County, California; was buried Abt. 8 Mar 1923, Santa Barbara County, California. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 17 Jul 1860, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara, California; With husband living in Luis and Eduvigis' household
• Census: 9 Aug 1870, Las Cruces, Santa Barbara, California; Widowed with children, living in mother's household
• Census: 12 Jun 1880, Ballard, Santa Barbara, California; With sons, living in Indian Rafael's household
• Census: 13 May 1910, Santa Barbara County, California; Widowed, with son, next door to daughter & her family
• Census: 17 Jan 1920, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara, California; With son and granddaughter
• Census: 1895-1923, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara, California; INDIAN CENSUS ROLLS Listed with children and grandchildren

Notes:

Birth:
Maria SOLARES is well known for assisting John Peabody Harrington, American linguist and ethnologist and a specialist in the native peoples of California, with documenting the CHUMASH language.



ORIGIN: Unstated

December's Child: A Book of Chumash Oral Narratives, page 11
"Maria Solares, who had visited among the southern Yokuts and was partially of Yokuts descent"

Name:
BAPTIZED WITH NO LAST NAME: India neofita
NATIVE NAME: Qilikutayiwit, as attributed by many sources

NAME VARIATIONS:
- Maria del Refugio
- Maria Brigida
- Maria SOLARES (took husband's last name of SOLARES)
- Maria Isabel del Refugio SOLARES
- Maria Refugio SOLARES

Died:
DEATH DATE DISCREPANCY: Indian Census Rolls, 1923, Santa Ynez, states, "died 3/6/23"