Family: FOXEN, Guillermo Benjamin Juan Jose "William J." / GARCIA, Dominga (F7269)

• Male FOXEN, Guillermo Benjamin Juan Jose "William J."

  
  

  Birth	Mar 1833	Santa Barbara, Alta California
  Christening	21 Mar 1833	Santa Barbara Presidio, Alta California
  Death	7 May 1891	Santa Barbara County, California
  Burial	Abt. 9 May 1891	San Ramon Chapel, Santa Maria, Santa Maria, California
  Marriage
  Type	not married
  Other Spouse	ORTEGA, Maria "Estefana" | F7270
  Marriage	10 Nov 1852	Santa Barbara Presidio, Santa Barbara, California
  Other Spouse	GARCIA, Maria "Dominga" | F7272 (not married)
  Marriage
  Father	FOXEN, Benjamin "Guillermo Domingo Julian" | F6454 Group Sheet
  Mother	OSUNA, Eduarda del Carmen | F6454 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female GARCIA, Dominga

  
  

  Birth	Bef. 1841	California
  Death
  Burial
  Father	GARCIA, Unknown | F7271 Group Sheet
  Mother	UNKNOWN, Unknown | F7271 Group Sheet

  
  

  Unknown FOXEN, Manuela

  
  

  Birth	Abt. 1854	Santa Barbara County, California
  Death
  Burial

  
  

  Male + FOXEN GARCIA, Juan Antonio "John A."

  
  

  Birth	1867	Santa Barbara County, California
  Death	18 Oct 1936	Ventura, Ventura, California
  Burial	Abt. 20 Oct 1936	Ventura, Ventura, California
  Spouse	RUIZ, Juana Amelina "Jennie" | F3950
  Marriage	20 Feb 1905	Ventura County, California

  
  

• Notes

  Married: PARENTS OF MANUELA GARCIA FOXEN: - Child #1 Manuela FOXEN (1860 census - age 6) is stated as the daughter of Guillermo William Benjamin Juan Jose Foxen and Dominga Garcia; San Ramon Chapel Pioneers, page 29 PARENTS OF JUAN ANTONIO GARCIA: [NOTE: Unsure which Dominga GARCIA is his mother- JSR] FOXEN FATHER and GARCIA MOTHER: A) Posted 16 Apr 2015 by clnjjens (ancestry.com) The name Foxen is derived from the family descended from Benjamin Foxen, a founder of santa Barbera, who purportedly convinced freemont to bypass Gaviotta in the California Mexican War in 1846. So the family lore goes, Juan's mother was a servant in the Foxen house and had three children by Foxen. Aparently Juan had red hair just like some of the other Foxen men adding fodder to the story. B) Per descendent J. Lorenzana, 1 Jun 2016 (e-mail correspondence) Juan Garcia was the result of A Foxen (Santa Inez area) and Dominga Garcia, a housemaid. He sired 3 children by Dominga. As a young man, he [Juan Garcia] ran away from the Foxen household and used the surname of his mother GARCIA.