CARLON, Hilario

1767 - 1790  (~ 23 years)

• Name	CARLON, Hilario
  Birth	Abt. 1767	Loreto, Baja California, Mexico
  Christening	Abt. 1767	Loreto, Baja California, Mexico
  Gender	Male
  Death	29 Aug 1790	San Emigdio Canyon, Santa Ynes Mountains, Alta California
  	HILARIO CARLON'S DEATH BY INDIAN ATTACK 24 Aug 1790: Comandante Goyochea dispatched Sgt. Jose Ignacio Olivera w/8 soldiers to search for a Msn. San Buenaventura runaway neophyte named Domingo and search for mineral deposits. The soldiers camped in the vicinity of San Emigdio Canyon, Santa Ynes Mountains, and prospected for ore. 29 Aug 1790: 5 men left camp to continue to search for ore. Olivera and 3 soldiers stayed behind, but he and 1 soldier left an hour later to explore the vicinity. Hilario Carlon and Gabriel Espinosa stayed behind as camp guards. A 60+ Indian war party on their way to a retaliatory attack on a rancheria came across Olivera's party's tracks and followed them to the camp. They killed Hilario Carlon, who was sleeping, and Espinosa who was occupied in sewing his shoe. The Indians moved on and attacked Olivera from the rear. After fierce fighting, he escaped and returned to the camp at sunset. He found Espinosa armed, in leather, in the shelter of an oak, pierced like a sieve with arrows all over his body, and Carlon as if sleeping, his leather jacked folded. The two dead soldiers were buried, and Olivera's party regrouped and rode back to Santa Barbara arriving on 1 Sep 1790. In response, Santa Barbara presidio dispatched 28 soldiers, who returned with 3 Indian prisoners, a war party member, a local rancheria chief, and the fugitive, Domingo. Comandante Goyochea interviewed all three Indians and reported his findings. REFERENCES 1) North American Indigenous Warefare and Ritual Violence pgs. 91-92, 94; THE INVESTIGATION OF AN ATTACK IN 1790, Richard J. Chacon, Ruben G. Mendoza; http://books.google.com/books?id=LANhCIxlKM8C&pg=PA91&lpg=PA91&dq=RANCHERIA+OF+tINOQUI&source=bl&ots=5Ptb_3Dp7y&sig=aVXqrfToLWvn0Mq7zo3vnLFDUr4&hl=en#v=onepage&q=RANCHERIA%20OF%20tINOQUI&f=false 2) 2.1 Introduction and 2.2 Hispanic Period, pgs. 7,8; Los Padres Forestwatch; http://www.lpfw.org/archive/docs/HistoricalOverview/Chapter2A.pdf
  Burial	29 Aug 1790	San Emigdio Canyon, Santa Ynes Mountains, Alta California
  Person ID	I11051	1. Schwald - WA-NY-OR-TX
  Last Modified	16 Oct 2012

  
  

  Father	CARLON, Jacinto
  Mother	CRUZ, Maria Augustina de la
  Family ID	F3664	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	LARA, Maria Juana de Jesus,   b. Abt. 1775, Villa de Sinaloa, Sinaloa, Mexico
  Marriage	19 Apr 1790	Mission La Purisima Concepcion, Alta California   [1, 2]
  Family ID	F3663	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 Oct 2012

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - Abt. 1767 - Loreto, Baja California, Mexico Christening - Abt. 1767 - Loreto, Baja California, Mexico Marriage - 19 Apr 1790 - Mission La Purisima Concepcion, Alta California Death - 29 Aug 1790 - San Emigdio Canyon, Santa Ynes Mountains, Alta California Burial - 29 Aug 1790 - San Emigdio Canyon, Santa Ynes Mountains, Alta California  = Link to Google Earth
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  [S038] Mission La Purisima Concepcion, Alta Cal Msn Bk #21_1790-1842_La Pur_Marr, (Thomas Workman Temple III). MARRIAGE #50) April 19, 1790 - HILARIO CARLON, legitimate son of Jacinto Carlon and Maria Augustina de la Cruz. Native of the Pueblo of Raun (Mexico). Soldier of the Presidio of Santa Barbara and a member of the guard of Purisima Mission, con MARIA DE JESUS DE LARA, daughter of Jose de Lara and Maria Antonia Campos, originally of Real de Cozala. Witnesses: Sgt. Jose Maria Ortega, of the Presidio of Santa Barbara, in charge of the Mission guard, and his wife Francisca Lopez. [S163] CENSUS 1790-1890 - U.S. State Ohio, (ancestry.com). 1790 CENSUS - SANTA BARBARA Hilario Carlon, mestizo, from Loreto, 23; wife Juana Maria de Jesus Lara, mestiza, [from Cosala, Sinaloa] 14.