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SCHWALD�FAMILY�GENEALOGY
genealogy of the Schwald-Bergh and Buck-Verdugo families |
Notes
Matches 8,601 to 8,650 of 10,171
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| 8601 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIA, Aysite (I16862)
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| 8602 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIO, Joseph Juaquin (I16863)
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| 8603 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIA, Mariana (I16864)
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| 8604 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIA, Constancia (I19094)
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| 8605 | Origin: San Carlos rancheria | INDIO, Lucus (I16858)
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| 8606 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIA, Pia Maria (I16859)
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| 8607 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIO, Rufino (I19095)
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| 8608 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIA, Romualda (I19096)
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| 8609 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIO, Agustin (I16856)
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| 8610 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIO, Abundio (I14744)
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| 8611 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIO, Atanasio (I12382)
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| 8612 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIO, Teodosio (I12385)
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| 8613 | ORIGIN: San Carlos rancheria | INDIA, Teodosia (I19065)
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| 8614 | ORIGIN: San Jacome de la Marca, alias Jamocha/Xamacha rancheria. LOCATION: San Dieguito River Valley San Jacome de la Marca was the Spanish name for San Dieguito Valley in which the rancheria Jamocha was evidently located. C. Hart Merriam papers relating to work with California Indians, 1850-1974, (bulk 1898-1928), page 54/654 https://archive.org/stream/bancroft_chartmerriam_1556_113#page/n53/mode/2up California Place Names: The Origin and Etymology of Current Geographical Names, page 144 ... A rancheria Xamacha is mentioned November 30, 1775 (PSP Ben. Mil., I, 5); this is called Rancheria de Jamacha the next years (SP Sac., VIII, 72), and in later record Jamocha or San Jacome de la Marca. ... The land grant Jamacha or Jamacho is first recorded December 1, 1831. The spelling of the Geographic Board is Jamacao (Sixth Report) https://books.google.com/books?id=M-22djGNuhwC&pg=SL3-PA155&lpg=SL3-PA155&dq=Jamocha+rancheria+map&source=bl&ots=-MOI_EZQKU&sig=KatL-E3h9Mnja4K52NBKhKY_Anw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiYqO_6lobOAhVW92MKHW1_DREQ6AEIHDAA#v=onepage&q=Jamocha%20rancheria%20map&f=false | INDIA, Francisca (I22951)
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| 8615 | ORIGIN: San Jose [AKA San Joseph] rancheria | INDIA, Esperanza Maria (I14745)
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| 8616 | ORIGIN: San Joseph [aka San Jose] rancheria | INDIA, Petra Cucus (I14747)
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| 8617 | ORIGIN: San Joseph [aka San Jose] rancheria | INDIO, Jasuicsi (I14746)
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| 8618 | ORIGIN: San Juan Baptista [San Juan Bautista] rancheria | INDIO, Pedro Pablo (I14984)
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| 8619 | ORIGIN: San Juan Baptista [San Juan Bautista] rancheria | INDIA, Pelagia Maria (I14985)
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| 8620 | ORIGIN: San Juan Bauptista [San Juan Bautista] rancheria | INDIA, Maria Leocadia (I12483)
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| 8621 | Origin: San Luis rancheria | INDIO, Nicolas (I13562)
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| 8622 | Origin: San Luis rancheria | INDIA, Maria de Jesus (I24896)
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| 8623 | ORIGIN: San Rafael alias el Corral rancheria LOCATION OF EL CORRAL RANCHERIA: [Northwest of El Cajon, near Mission Gorge-JSR] El Corral, large village settlement _____, recorded circa 1920 by Malcolm Rogers. El Corral and its outlying camps and activity areas were located along a major Native American trail. The Native American trail extended from the coast through present day Mission Valley, past the Mission San Diego Alcala, roughly following present day Mission Gorge Road to El Corral. | INDIO, Andrea (I24905)
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| 8624 | ORIGIN: San Rafael alias el Corral rancheria. LOCATION OF EL CORRAL RANCHERIA: [Northwest of El Cajon, near Mission Gorge-JSR] El Corral, large village settlement _____, recorded circa 1920 by Malcolm Rogers. El Corral and its outlying camps and activity areas were located along a major Native American trail. The Native American trail extended from the coast through present day Mission Valley, past the Mission San Diego Alcala, roughly following present day Mission Gorge Road to El Corral. | INDIA, Unknown (I22952)
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| 8625 | ORIGIN: San Raphael del Corral rancheria LOCATION OF EL CORRAL RANCHERIA: [Northwest of El Cajon, near Mission Gorge-JSR] El Corral, large village settlement _____, recorded circa 1920 by Malcolm Rogers. El Corral and its outlying camps and activity areas were located along a major Native American trail. The Native American trail extended from the coast through present day Mission Valley, past the Mission San Diego Alcala, roughly following present day Mission Gorge Road to El Corral. | INDIA, Fausta Maria (I24918)
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| 8626 | ORIGIN: San Raphael del Corral rancheria RANCHERIA STATUS: Capitan LOCATION OF EL CORRAL RANCHERIA: [Northwest of El Cajon, near Mission Gorge-JSR] El Corral, large village settlement _____, recorded circa 1920 by Malcolm Rogers. El Corral and its outlying camps and activity areas were located along a major Native American trail. The Native American trail extended from the coast through present day Mission Valley, past the Mission San Diego Alcala, roughly following present day Mission Gorge Road to El Corral. | INDIO, Raphael Maria (I24895)
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| 8627 | ORIGIN: Santa Barbara [baptism mission?-JSR] (origin per daughter's baptism record) | INDIO, Joseph Antonio (I19054)
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| 8628 | ORIGIN: Santa Thereza alias Tucutnut rancheria (located several miles above the mouth of the Carmel River) | INDIO ALSALDO, Felis Juan (I23539)
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| 8629 | Origin: Santa Ysabel [area near future Santa Ysabel reservation?-JSR] | INDIA, Tecla (I17252)
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| 8630 | ORIGIN: Sanulo rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Janulo rancheria JANULO: Located halfway between Msn. San Miguel and Msn. San Antonio de Padua See map: 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 | INDIA, Maria Antonia (I20702)
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| 8631 | ORIGIN: Sanulo rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Janulo rancheria JANULO: Located halfway between Msn. San Miguel and Msn. San Antonio de Padua See map: 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 | INDIA, Maria Josefa (I20708)
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| 8632 | ORIGIN: Sanulo rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Janulo rancheria JANULO: Located halfway between Msn. San Miguel and Msn. San Antonio de Padua See map: 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 | INDIO, Luis Beltran (I20701)
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| 8633 | ORIGIN: Saspili rancheria ORIGIN VARIATION: Naucu rancheria | INDIO, Casimiro (I19164)
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| 8634 | ORIGIN: Seobit rancheria | INDIA, Maria Anna (I26197)
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| 8635 | ORIGIN: Silimi rancheria | INDIO, Acursio Jose (I19159)
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| 8636 | ORIGIN: Sisolo rancheria | INDIO, Yldefonso (I19143)
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| 8637 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria ORIGIN VARIATION: Cojo rancheria | INDIA, Salomea (I19240)
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| 8638 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIA, Maria Gertrudis (I19137)
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| 8639 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIO, Luciano (I19138)
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| 8640 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIO, Lino (I19144)
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| 8641 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIA, Maria Sebastiana (I19154)
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| 8642 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIA, Maria Pacifica (I19169)
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| 8643 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIO, Albino (I19178)
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| 8644 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIO, Ysidro (I19179)
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| 8645 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIA, Romula (I19180)
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| 8646 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIO, Rudesindo (I19181)
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| 8647 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIA, Julia (I19202)
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| 8648 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIA, Severina (I19211)
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| 8649 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIO, Dimas (I19243)
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| 8650 | ORIGIN: Sisolop rancheria | INDIO, Beato de Jesus (I19244)
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