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8801 ORIGIN: Unstated INDIA, Unknown (I18136)
 
8802 ORIGIN: Unstated INDIO, Zumiquitzal (I13206)
 
8803 ORIGIN: Unstated INDIA ALVARADO, Maria del "Refugio" (I19107)
 
8804 ORIGIN: Unstated INDIA, Antonia (I1)
 
8805 ORIGIN: Unstated [MOST LIKELY Santa Barbara] INDIO, Jose Antonio Dimas (I11531)
 
8806 ORIGIN: Unstated [PROBLEMATIC per huntington.org baptism record] INDIO, Guido (I15446)
 
8807 ORIGIN: UNSUBSTANTIATED, but MOST LIKELY San Carlos rancheria
- Origin of husband/partner
- Origin of son 		INDIA, Cunuap (I12386)
 
8808 ORIGIN: Urebure rancheria (located near Msn. Dolores, San Francisco) INDIA, Maria De La Soledad (I10459)
 
8809 ORIGIN: Urebure rancheria (located near Msn. Dolores, San Francisco) INDIO, Cayetano (I25304)
 
8810 ORIGIN: Xisca rancheria INDIO, Marcos (I25361)
 
8811 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria

NAME VARIATIONS:
- Yavit: Burial record 		INDIA, Pulqueria Maria (I18)
 
8812 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIA, Maria Dolores (I11501)
 
8813 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIA, Maria Celia (I17783)
 
8814 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIO, Jose Antonio (I18144)
 
8815 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIO, Joseph Francisco (I18145)
 
8816 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIA, Anna Josepha (I18152)
 
8817 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIA, Benigna Maria (I23438)
 
8818 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIA, Paula Goya (I23439)
 
8819 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIO, Martin de Neve (I26194)
 
8820 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIA, Maria Angela (I26195)
 
8821 ORIGIN: Yabit rancheria INDIO, Unknown (I26196)
 
8822 ORIGIN: Yokuts INDIA, Female (I19275)
 
8823 ORIGIN: Ysla y de la rancheria de Siucsiu INDIA, Victoriana (I19422)
 
8824 ORIGIN: Ysla y de la rancheria Nilaluiu INDIO, Victoriano (I19421)
 
8825 ORIGIN: Ysleno INDIO, Nicasio (I19155)
 
8826 ORIGIN: Ysleno rancheria INDIO, Abdon (I19418)
 
8827 ORIGIN: Ytacge, Tax Ytiax rancheria INDIO, Dionisio Josef (I19150)
 
8828 ORIGIN: Ytxemen en la Ysla INDIO, Uitcuiaxuit (I19162)
 
8829 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 		INDIO, Rafael Joseph Garcia (I20655)
 
8830 ORIGIN: Zichauey (en lix napjanolo)

DERIVED ORIGIN: Tisagues

ORIGIN: Tesagues (Tisagues) rancheria

CULTURAL AND PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES, Monterey County Planning, p. 4.5-9
http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/planning/major/California%20Flats%20Solar/DEIR_Vol_I_Rpt_08-2014/4%205%20Cultural.pdf

... village of Tisagues located near the old Cholame store, now the Jack Ranch Café (Gibson, 1983:244; Glover et al., 1999:12;
Milliken, 2000)

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Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003, p. 4
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf

... oft-mentioned Mission San Miguel rancheria, Tisagues,
may have been a mobile community whose members spread out and coalesced seasonally at sites across the arid Temblor Range.

See Map. SE of Msn. San Miguel, S of Cholam rancheria

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 de las Nieves (I20684)
 
8831 ORIGIN: ZmAl en la playa, rancheria llamada
DERIVED ORIGIN: Quiguil-Etsmal

1.) Chaal: Rancheria on coast of Monterey "in LaMaca" mentioned in Book of Baptisms, San Antonio Mission, MS Copy by A. Pinart, Bancroft Library, 1878

C. Hart Merriam papers relating to work with California Indians, 1850-1974. (bulk 1898-1938)
https://archive.org/stream/bancroft_chartmerriam_1556_104#page/n79/mode/2up

2.) ... 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 		INDIA, Nicolasa Pastor (I20810)
 
8832 ORIGIN: Zoacau Zay a la parte del Sur rancheria
DERIVED ORIGIN: South-Zoacao rancheria 		INDIA, Maria Asumpcion (I20661)
 
8833 ORIGIN: Zocolom rancheria

DERIVED ORIGIN: Zojocolom

1.) ... people from Zojocolom, known from family chart patterns to be "one of the ranchedas of Papuco" are identified as Papuco people in the "codegp" field of our data base.

Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology, SALINAN ETHNOGEOGRAPHY, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 146-175 (1993). p. 73
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf

2.) Merriam (1968:79) understood Quiquilit to include the following four rancherias:
... papuco, about a league from Mission, at boundary of 'Nacion' Guisuil

Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology, SALINAN ETHNOGEOGRAPHY, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 146-175 (1993). p. 151
http://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1030&context=ssci_fac 		INDIA, Basilia (I20744)
 
8834 ORIGIN: Zocolom rancheria
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

 		INDIO, Caliopio (I20617)
 
8835 ORIGIN: Zola rancheria
DERIVED ORIGIN: Zula/Lysol

Zula location: NE of Mission San Antonio de Padua, SE of Mission Soledad (See Map)

Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003, p. 53
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf 		INDIO, Leopoldo Arias (I20769)
 
8836 ORIGIN: Zola rumbo del oriente rancheria

DERIVED ORIGIN: Zula/Lysol rancheria

Zula location: NE of Mission San Antonio de Padua, SE of Mission Soledad (See Map)

Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003, p. 53
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf 		INDIA, Servila (I20724)
 
8837 ORIGIN: Zzical rancheri

DERIVED ORIGIN: Zelaco/Checax rancheria 		INDIA, Raymunda (I20697)
 
8838 ORIGIN: Zzola parte del Oriente rancheria
DERIVED ORIGIN: Zula/Lysol rancheria

Zula location: NE of Mission San Antonio de Padua, SE of Mission Soledad (See Map)

Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003, p. 53
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/SB4DEIR/docs/CUL_Milliken_and_Johnson_2003.pdf 		INDIO, Osmundo Cardona (I20720)
 
8839 ORIGIN: [Estacanio] rancheria
DERIVED ORIGIN: Sisolop-Cojo (Sisolop rancheria in vicinity of Msn. La Purisma Concepcion) 		INDIA, Loreta Maria (I15797)
 
8840 ORIGIN: [Huenejel] rancheria

ORIGIN VARIATIONS:
- Uenejel rancheria
- Guaslaich rancheria 		INDIA, Cipriana (I19199)
 
8841 ORIGIN: [Ys]guagel rancheria en las islas INDIA, Maria Rosa (I17474)
 
8842 ORIGIN:: San Francisco Quiichi rancheria (per baptism record) [located E of Msn. San Gabriel in a plain surrounded
by water on every side-JSR]

ORIGIN VARIATION: Ajuibit rancheria (per burial record) 		INDIO, Fernando Salvador de los Santos (I18148)
 
8843 ORIGINAL BURIAL: 13 Sep 1894
Calvary Cemetery
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California

LATER REBURIED:
El Campo Santo Cemetery
15415 East Don Julian Road
Industry, Los Angeles County, California

NOTE: located on the grounds of the old Workman-Temple family homestead in the City of Industry, California.  		PICO, Pio de Jesus (I23783)
 
8844 originally had Kaesacker, Germany as birth city for Hans
marr. date 1 nov 1656
and Malsburg, Germany as marr. city...source Hanno???

Changed to Marlburg w/Fred's info

Per Fred Wehrle's 3~12.wps file:
0 0 Wagner, Hans, <7861>
* : 1632 Malsburg + : 1709 Malsburg
V: Wagner, Georg M: Schleith, Mar

oo: 1) 1 Dez 1656 Vogelbach ?2026?
0 0 Leuger, Eva, Hebamme <786
* : Endenburg + :
V: M:

HISTORIE DES EHEMANNS:
10xGev.16.12.1655-29.05.1684;

HISTORIE DER EHEFRAU:
4xGev.04.03.1669-07.10.1678;

KINDER:
1. Wagner, Friedrich, * 1657+ <7870>
2. Wagner, Johannes, * 1659+ 1732 <7871>
3. Wagner, Catharina, * 1663+ <5391>
4. Wagner, Maria, * 1665+ <7872>
5. Wagner, Kunigunda, * 1665+ <7873>
6. Wagner, Jacob, * 1667+ <7874>
7. Wagner, Anna, * 1669+ <7875>
8. Wagner, Maria, * 1669+ 1701 <7876>
9. Wagner, Eva, * 1672+ <6130>
10. Wagner, Barbara, * 1673+ <7877>
11. Wagner, Margaretha, * 1676+ 1749 <4142>
12. Wagner, Michael, * 1680+ <7878>
13. Wagner, Georg, * 1683+ 1755 <7879> 		WAGNER, Hans (I01540)
 
8845 ORIGN: San Carlos Rancheria INDIO, Chilem (I16861)
 
8846 OTHER BIOGRAPHICAL LINKS:
http://faculty.humanities.uci.edu/tcthorne/notablecaliforniaindians/toypurina.htm 		INDIA, Regina Josefa "Toypurina" (I17520)
 
8847 OWNERS OF Rancho Pescadero (Barreto) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rancho_Pescadero_(Barreto)
"Rancho Pescadero (also called "Punta del Cipreses") was a 4,426-acre (17.91 km) Mexican land grant in present day Monterey County, California given in 1836 by Governor Nicolas Gutierrez to Fabian Barreto. Pescadero means fishing place in Spanish. The grant extended along the Pacific coast from Rancho Punta de Pinos and Seal Rocks south to Carmel by the Sea and encompassed present day Pebble Beach, California.
Fabian Barreto, a Mexican who came to Monterey in 1827 married Maria del Carmen Garcia Barreto Madariaga in 1833. Barreto received the one square league grant in 1836, but died in 1841. His widow, Maria married Juan Madariaga in 1844."
-Maria Del Carmen Garcia inherits Rancho - http://books.google.com/books?id=xWi5KAGHEc0C&pg=PA39&lpg=PA39&dq=Fabi%C3%A1n+Barreto+died+in+Monterey&source=bl&ots=VGrj56q1qU&sig=eWU5Uij_plT-F5zAaZQL6DW7bNU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=33_BUuCKLcv9oASU14D4CA&ved=0CDsQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=Fabi%C3%A1n%20Barreto%20died%20in%20Monterey&f=false
Haunted Homeland: A Definitive Collection of North American Ghost Stories, By Michael Norman
"His widow stayed, even though she preferred the lively Monterey society... She added to her ranch holdings by purchasing what was known as Rancho Canada Honda - Deep Canyon - and then marrying Juan Madariaga in 1844.
By 1846 Maria had found a small house in Monterey... She sold the four-thousand-acre Pescadero property for five hundred dollars - just twelve cents an acre. Sometime in 1860 she sold her Deep Canyon property ...
Maria lived her life in the house on the small lot in Monterey she named Casa Madariaga. Monterey's historic Casa Madariago - Maria del Carmen Garcia Barreto Madariaga's old home - is on Abrego Street between Church and Webster." 		Family: BARRETO, Fabian / GARCIA ROMERO, Maria del Carmen (F4940)
 
8848 PARENT'S MARITAL STATUS:
Per Maria de Jesus Talamantes' baptism record, father is married to someone else, and Tomasa Talamantes is single 		Family: UNKNOWN, Unknown / TALAMANTES, Maria "Tomasa" (F5909)
 
8849 PARENTAGE
Baptism record states father as incognito. However, it is VERY PROBABLE that Juan Bautista ALVARADO is her father, as many books state such. I have not found any official documents stating this, however. 		CASTILLO, Nicolasa Ana Josefa Maria Concepcion (I14910)
 
8850 PARENTAGE
Baptism record states father unstated. However many sources believe the father to be Juan Bautista ALVARADO. 		CASTILLO, Maria Antonia de la Trinidad (I14912)
 

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