INDIO, Bernardo Garcia

Notes:

Birth:
DERIVED ORIGIN: Lima rancheria

San Antonio: Spanish name for rancheria Lima not far from San Antonio Mission in the direction of Monterey

C. Hart Merriam papers relating to work with California Indians, 1850-1974. (bulk 1898-1938), p. 3/654
https://archive.org/stream/bancroft_chartmerriam_1556_113#page/n1/mode/2up

Name:
NO LAST NAME: Indio neofito

NAME VARIATIONS:
- Baptism record: Bernardo
- Marriage records: Bernardo Garcia (NO LAST NAME)

Bernardo married INDIA, Perpetua 7 Nov 1777, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. Perpetua (daughter of INDIO, Pantaleon and INDIA, Micaela Francisca) was born Abt. 1766, N of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was christened 7 Feb 1775, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died 14 Jun 1799, Near Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was buried 15 Jun 1799, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. [Group Sheet]

Bernardo married INDIA, Christina Maria 2 Mar 1800, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. Christina (daughter of INDIO, Joseph Maria and INDIA, Unknown) was born Abt. 1769, NW of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was christened 23 Jul 1783, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died 10 Oct 1800, Near Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was buried 11 Oct 1800, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. [Group Sheet]

Bernardo married INDIA, Segunda Maria Omana 25 Feb 1801, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. Segunda (daughter of INDIO, Malco Maria Omana and INDIA, Claudia Maria) was born Abt. Jul 1786, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was christened 10 Jul 1786, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
ORIGIN: Zetachoya rancheria
DERIVED ORIGIN: Papuco-Tetachoya

Location: The Los Ojitos region is centered in the Lockwood area of the San Antonio Valley. It reaches from
the Jolon vicinity south to the central portion of present San Antonio Reservoir, and eastward to include a
small portion of the west side of the Salinas River Valley in the San Ardo vicinity

"To the Los Ojitos region we tentatively assigned 42 adults of the multi-village Papuco district,
approximately half of the people associated with the multi-village group of Janulo (56 adults), and 19 adults
associated with the multi-village district of Lima. In addition, we assigned to this region the people of the
unassociated village of Tetachoya ... "

Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003, p. 105
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf

Name:
NO LAST NAME: Indio neofito

NATIVE NAME VARIATIONS:
- Baptism record: Mz[tq]ual
- Daughter's Baptism record: MutZual
- Son's Baptism record: Motzual

NAME VARIATIONS:
- Baptism record: Rafael Joseph
- Marriage record: Rafael Joseph Garcia (NO LAST NAME)
- Burial record: Rafael Josef Garcia (NO LAST NAME)

Rafael married INDIA, Theodora Bef. 1763, Alta California. Theodora was born Abt. 1723, N of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was christened 20 Jul 1773, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died 22 Apr 1802, Near Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was buried 22 Apr 1802, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
ORIGIN: Lima rancheria

San Antonio: Spanish name for rancheria Lima not far from San Antonio Mission in the direction of Monterey

C. Hart Merriam papers relating to work with California Indians, 1850-1974. (bulk 1898-1938), p. 3/654
https://archive.org/stream/bancroft_chartmerriam_1556_113#page/n1/mode/2up

Name:
NO LAST NAME: India neofita