INDIA, Luciana

Notes:

Birth:
ORIGIN: Etsmal rancheria

DERIVED ORIGIN: Quiguil-Etsmal rancheria

Quiguil was recognized by the Mission San Antonio priests, and later by Gibson (1983: 115) as a
multi-village district. ...
Some references mentioned locations on the sea shore, such as the "Mar por fa parte de Quiguil [the portion of the sea shore in Quiguil] ...

Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003, p. 90
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf

... within Quiquilit of the rancheria of zmaal or etsmal. Milliken (1990) felt that this settlement, clearly situated on the beach to the north, was more likely a part of the ekheahan community of Esselen speakers, situated adjacent to the Quiquilit on the north.
Journal of California and Great Basin, Anthropology, UC Merced, p. 152http://cla.calpoly.edu/~tljones/Walking%20on%20Deer%20Trails.pdf

3.) ... See Map. Located on Monterey Co. coast, about midway between Missions San Antonio de Padua & San Miguel - JSR

Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003 p. 1
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf

Name:
NO LAST NAME: India neofita

Luciana married INDIO, Mathias Bef. 1780 (cannot locate a marriage record), Alta California. Mathias was born Abt. 1712, NW of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, on Coast, Alta California; was christened 25 Feb 1792, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died 1795, W of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, on Coast, Alta California; was buried 1795, W of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, on Coast, Alta California. [Group Sheet]

1. INDIO, Eugenio Maria Nacre was born Abt. 1780, NW of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, on Coast, Alta California; was christened 12 Apr 1785, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died 4 Jan 1839, Near Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was buried 5 Jan 1839, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California.