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Ancestors
WESTSANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Volume 24, Number 3, Spring 1998
In This Issue
Cyber Bits
History of the Scottish Kilt
Corn Bread Casserole Recipe
Ahncntafel #79-Maner Thorpe-Part IV
Book Reviews
Queries
Santa Barbara Newspaper Extracts
New in the Library
Soldier Boy-Civil War Statistics
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Ramblings From
Your Editor
My mother turned 75 last month. She is not
happy about that, so don't tell her I told a few
hundred people just now. We had a family
reunion as her birthday party. My Uncle Henry
was there and he had saved a mailing that
offered The New World Book ofHorns. Chuckling
all the while, we looked over the mailing, that
was slanted towards a white, Anglo-Saxon
audience, not a Chinese one.
First, I was greeted with a picture postcard
of a Caucasian, mostly blond, tidy, perfect
nuclear family that resembles no family I know. I
am inferring, based on familiarity, that I am to
readily identify with them. It didn't happen.
Next was the letter, in the upper right hand
corner was the Horn family crest. Imagine that!
We were so happy to see that a crest exists for
our noble Chinese village- stock.
I was mightily impressed that the letter was
addressed to "Dear Henry," not "Mr. Horn," but
the overly familiar first name only. In Catholic
school, I would have been banished from class
for such a trespass.
The letter claims that The New World Book of
Horns has Horns "that date back to 1661." It
further states that the book provides what
"might be the oldest facts about Horns in North
America...," as well as, "2 rare Horn immigration
records of Horns who arrived between the 17th
and early 20th centuries (Two records in a span of
300 years? Wow!), each having a story to tell: like
Jan, who arrived in New York in 1661 ....These
hard-to-find Horn immigrant records may help
you determine if Jan is the connection to your
old world roots."
By now, Uncle Henry and I are so excited,
we are hoping we can claim Jan as ours.
Also, there is the promise that "this
one-of-a-kind Horn book reveals reasons why
European immigrants left the Old
World...dramatically told in firsthand accounts
from letters, journals and diaries. Plus,...amaze
yourself with historic Horn facts from actual
immigration records. (Remember, the two of them?)
Discover how family names originated and what
the distinguished Horn name means. See how
family crests were developed and find a Horn
Coat of Arms, granted to an individual Horn
centuries ago, that is translated into everyday
language." What does the latter part mean?
Big claims for a general, one-size-fits-all
genealogy book. Sure, in the small print there is
the disclaimer that this is not intended for
providing proof for family trees, but who really
reads the small print. Just a reminder to those
beginning in genealogical research, if it sounds
too good to be true, it most likely is.
This book is more likely a compilation of
phone book listings from around the world. You
can get the same information for free from the
Internet.
Happy hunting, and keep your guard up.
Better yet, protect yourself with your family crest
shield. Everybody has one, haven't they?
Lesley Newhart Fagan
Cyber Bits
Maine marriages from 1892 to 1996: <http://www.state.me.us/sos/arc/archives/
genealog/marriage.htm>
Czech Ancestor Club with free queries: <http://www.muselik.com/cao
Truly Searchable Genealogical Sites: <http://www.pclink.com/kgOay/search.htm>
United States—offers lookups for US and other countries: <http://posom.com/hl/>
University of California's MELVYL library system: <http://www.dla.ucop.edu/>
Orphan Train—Index of children: <http:kuhttp.cc.ukas.edu/carrie/kancoll/articles/orphans/
or_child.htm>
Thanks to Cheryl White for her submissions
Vol. 24, No. 3, Spring 1998 Ancestors West 27
Wl>at 3fe Mnber Hilt?The True Story of the Origins of the Kilt and Tartan Patterns
By George Robert Kimmons
National Tartan Day, commemorated
on April 7, came to mind at the
supermarket the other day. The
gentleman in front of me in the line was
in full Scottish splendor—Campbell
tartan kilt, sporran, dagger, cape, and
highland bonnet. Doubtless he dons his
fine costume each April to celebrate
Congress-ordained Tartan Day. I hadn't
the heart to tell him that Thomas
Rawlinson, an English Quaker from
Lancashire, invented the kilt in the 1730s.
Rawlinson was a Lancashire
ironmaster, who built a furnace on the
forested lands of the MacDonells of
Glengarry near Inverness in 1727. He
acquired an interest in highland costume
in the process. For generations,
highlanders had worn a long "Irish" shirt
(their historical roots were in Ireland), a
tunic, and sometimes a plaid garment.
During the seventeenth century, the Irish
shirt fell into disuse. Many highlanders
now wore a homemade close-fitting,
brown coat with a belt, which extended
to mid-leg. Scottish soldiers fighting in
civil wars donned a brown or plaid robe
which covered the whole body and was
fastened with a belt, so that the lower part
formed a kind of skirt. This breacan, or
"belted plaid", which was often folded to
form "a short petticoat that reached half
way down the thigh." This "quelt" was
worn "so very short that in a windy day,
going up a hill, or stooping, the indecency
of it is plainly discovered."
The highland dress was convenient
and cheap, ideal for the traveler skipping
"over the rocks and bogs, who lies all
night in the hills." Rawlinson modified
the breacan to make it convenient for his
workmen. The result was the philibeg, or
small kilt, created by separating the skirt
from the plaid and converting it into a
separate garment with pre-sewn plaits.
Rawlinson himself immediately donned
the kilt. So did Chief Ian MacDonell of
Glengarry himself. Obediently, his
followers did the same. The kilt soon
caught on all over the highlands.
After Bonnie Prince Charlie's rebellion
of 1745, Parliament banned the wearing
of highland costume. By 1780, Highland
dress and many other customs were
extinct. But the suppression of Highland
life left a quaint memory of primitive
romanticism in its train. By the end of the
eighteenth century, prosperous,
Anglicized Scottish peers, lawyers and
merchants had adopted the kilt as
glamorous public wear. After all, they
would never have to caper over rocks and
hillsides. By then, English statesman
William Pitt the Elder formed Highland
regiments of the British Army, which were
exempted from theban on highland dress.
They adopted the kilt as a practical,
convenient uniform. As the regiments
proliferated, so did distinctive regimental
tartans. The fashion caught on. By the end
of the eighteenth century, both civilians
and soldiers were identifying tartans with
Scottish clans.
Englishmen may have invented the
kilt, then saved it from extinction, but it
was the Scots who invented its pedigree.
By the Napoleonic Wars, officers of
Highland regiments were convinced the
kilt was of hoary antiquity. In 1804, the
War Office proposed changing Highland
uniforms from kilts to trouser-like trews.
Colonel Cameron of the 79th Regiment
expressed the opinion of many when he
opposed the degrading notion ofstopping
"the free circulation of pure wholesome
air [under the kilt] which so peculiarly
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fitted the Highlander for activity." So the
kilt remained and the kilted Highlanders
captured the imagination of Europe at the
Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
A fashion for kilts and tartans spread
throughout Europe in the years that
followed. In 1822, Colonel David Stewart
of the 42nd Highlanders declared that
tartans had always been woven in
"distinctive patterns of the different dans,
tribes, families, and districts." Resourceful
manufacturers of woven cloth, like
William Wilson and Son of Bannockburn,
entered into an alliance with the Highland
Society to prepare a "Key Pattern Book"
identifying tartans with specific clans. A
whole generation of spurious histories
propagated these mythical identifications.
Not that historical accuracy had anything
to do with commercial reality. ChiefCluny
Macpherson received the "Macpherson"
tartan straight from the factory. They
omitted to tell him the tartan had
previously been labeled no. 155, then
"Kidd," after a Mr. Kidd of the West
Indies, who clothed his slaves in the cloth.
The historian Lord Macaulay, himself a
Highlander, called the new fashion for
clans and tartans a "hallucination."
In time, the spurious clan tartans
devised by a number of entrepreneurs
and fantasists gave a strange and
uncritical historical imprimatur to the
invention of an English industrialist.
Today's tribal enthusiasm for clan tartans
and kilts enriches dozens of adept
manufacturers, who clothe Scots and
supposed Scots from Cape Town through
Taiwan to the Highlands. And, in the best
American fashion, we commemorate their
enterprise with National Tartan Day.
For a more detailed history of the invention of the
Scottish kilt, read:
The Invention ofTradition, Edited by Eric Hobsbawm
& Terence Ranger "The Highland Tradition of
Scotland," by Hugh Trevor-Roper, pp. 15-41. Cam
bridge University Press,
Early Day Matches
Submitted by Bea McGrath
Matches were very scarce during the
1850s. Flint and steel were used almost exclu
sively. In order to have easy access to fire at
any time, a pit was dug near the house and a
fire built inside. After the fire burned down,
the coals were covered with ashes. When a fire
had to be built, one was not dependent upon
the flint as long as any coals remained in the
fire pit. It was not unusual in those days for a
person to ride to his nearest neighbor to bor
row a coal with which to start a fire. Some
times coals were placed in little brazeros or
calderas and put in the middle of the room
when it was cold. Ashes were used for mak
ing soap, along with the fat rendered from
cattle.
This was the way of life in the Santa Bar
bara area, as well as in most rural areas of the
United States.
Corn Bread Casserole
By Lorraine Hillebrand
By demand, the recipe to the popular dish
at theJanuary seminar.
1 cup sliced onion-sauteed
1/2 cup cheddar cheese—grated
1 small pkg. Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix
1 cup cream-style corn
1 egg—slightly whipped
2 tbsp. milk
1/2 cup sour cream
Combine the following: Jiffy
mix, egg, corn, & milk. Put in 8"x8"
pan. Top with sauteed onions, then
spread sour cream over all. Lastly,
top with grated cheese.
Bake at 375°, 25-30 minutes.
Test the center for doneness. Serves
4-6, depending if this is a main or
side dish.
Vol.24,No.3,Spring 1998 Ancestors West 29
45532. Thomas GIFFARD c.1461-1513 m(2) & d Halsbury Devonshire
45533. Anne CORYTON of Newton Quethiock Cornwall, m & d aft 1511
45534. John COBLEIGH c.1479-1540 of Devonshire n by 1502
45535. Jane PORTESCUE c.l485-1527b Pr(utt)eston Devonshire, m c.1501
45552. William PYNCKON m & d 1552 Writtie co Essex
45553. STEPHEN m & d bef 1552 Writtle co Essex
50048. Jean du EOIS C.1429-C.1490 b & m(2) & d French Flanders
50049. Jeanne du BOIS b nr Bethune Pas-de-Calais France, m c.1480, d aft 1500
50050. Jean de LANNOY of Maingoval S Andregnies m (2)
50051. Philippe de FLOES (widow of Pierre de Bourbon) m(2)
50056. Mathieu de BEAUFREMEZ lived nr Wicres French Flanders
50057. Jacqueline des PLANQUES m & lived nr Wicres French Flanders
51456, William HARBISON d 1475 England
51520. Henry BRADSHAH of Lancashire
51521. Elizabeth GERARD of Ince Lancashire51584. Thomas WRIGHT of East Lexham co Norfolk 1470s, d aft 1485
51588. Nicholas BEAUFRE b 1460s co Norfolk, d 1514 OutweU co Norfolk
51589. Margaret FOTHERDJGHAY c. 1477-1514, m c.1492, d Outsell co Norfolk
51590. John WYSEHAN of Great Ihornham co Suffolk, m & knighted 1513
51591. HOBART m & lived co Suffolk
51594. William TANFIELD c.1480-1529 b & d Gayton Northamptonshire51595. Isabel STAVELEY of Bignell Buckinghamshire
53312. Rhys ap Thomas 1449-1525 b Burgundy, m (2) Wales, d Carmarthenshire
53313. Gvenllian ap Gwyllm Harry m without sacraments, d bef 1525
53316. John SCUDAWORE a courtier for Henry VHI, d 1571
53317. Sibyl VAUGHAN of Hergest Herefordshire
53318. Richard HARNECCMBE
53320. William HERBERT of Troy House Monrcuthshire Wales 1613
53321. Blanche MILEOURNE b Tillington in Burghill Herefordshire
57600. Hunbert ROBERT of Le Locle Neufchatel Switzerland, d bef 150660448. Robert SPENCER of South Mylls Bedfordshire
60449. Anne PECK b Cople Bedfordshire
60478. Edward SEYMOUR c-1500-1552 earl of Somerset, beheaded Tower of London
60479. Anne STANHOPE 1497-1588 b Sudbury co Suffolk
60480. Edward BOLUNG = 3040060800. Trystram B0LUNS m aft 1461, d 1502 Chellcw, Heatcn Yorkshire60801. Beatrix CALVERLEY b Calverley Yorkshire61184. Allen EPPES of Lydd co Kent, d 155161185. Agnes m(2) & lived Lydd co Kent, d aft 155161188. John BANKES b Lancashire, removed to Ashford co Kent, m & d 157961189. Margery HASTERSON b Wilmington Cheshire61216. Euseby ISHAH c.1486-1546 of Pytchley Northamptonshire61217. Anne PULTON b Desborough Northamptonshire, m & d aft 154661216. Matthew DALE of Bristol co Avon61312. Edward EGLLING => 30400, 6048061392. Edward ASTON b Tixhall Staffordshire, m & d 156861393. Jane B0RLAY5 (or Bowlays, Bowles) m & lived Staffordshire
Generation 17
70144. Robert BALL of Barkham Berkshire d 154370784. Robert de ATBDLIA baron of Struan Perthshire d 146070785. Margaret STEWART d Perthshire aft 1485
70786. John STEWART of Balveny, earl of AthoU 1457, m(2) & d Perthshire 151270787. Eleanor SINCLAIR of Orkney 4 Caithness, m & d Perthshire70788. William CRICHTON forfeited by parliament of Scotland 148470789. Marjorie STEWART b 1450s Scotland70790. William , Lord Borthwick91056. Richard OflCHESTER 1424-1498 bin Devonshire, d Pilton Devonshire91057. Margaret KEYNES b Winkley Devonshire
91058. William PAULET of Devonshire91059. Elizabeth DENEBAUD b Hinton St. George Somersetshire
91064. John GIFFARD b Halsbury Devonshire
91065. Joan D'ABERNON b Dunsland Devonshire91066. John CORYTON of Newton Quethiock Cornwall91068. John COBLEIGH c.1445-1492 of Devonshire
91069. Alice COCKWORTHY b Yamscombe Devonshire, m by 1479, d aft 1492
91070. William FORTESCUE c. 1460-1520 of Pr(utt)eston Devonshire91071. Elizabeth CHAKPERNOWNE b c.1465 Inworthy Cornwall, d bef 1518
91106. Richard STEPHEN of co Essex?
91107. CAMPYN m & lived co Essex?
100096. Philippe du BOIS Lord du Bois & d'Annequirt
100097. Marguerite de LA TRBCUILLE m & d bef her husband
100098. Laurent du BOIS lord de La Bourse, d aft 1482100100. Jean de LANNOY bap Cambrai France, d 1498
100101. Catherine de NEUFvTLLE m & d bef 1498
100112. Jean de BEAUFREHEZ b & d French Flanders
102912. Thomas HARRISON d 1430
103040. Henry BRADSHAW of Lancashire
103041. Janet RISLEY b Risley Cheshire
103042. William GERARD of Ince Lancashire103176. Dramas BEAUFRB b c.1420 co Norfolk
103177. Margaret ASHFIELD b Stow-Longtoft co Suffolk
103178. Thomas FOTHERINGHAY b Brockley co Suffolk, d 1491103179. Elizabeth DOREWARD b co Essex, d Brockley co Suffolk bef 1491103180. Simon WYSEHAN of Thomham co Suffolk, Sheriff of Suffolk 1490
103181. Isabel WYNDHAM b co Norfolk
103188. Robert TANFIELD of Gayton Northamptonshire 1505
103189. Catherine NEVILLE b c.1450, m & lived Gayton Nortnamptonshire103190. William STAVELEY of Bignell Buckinghamshire
106624. Thonas ap Gruffyd b & m Wales, d early 1460s Merionethshire Wales106625. Elizabeth GRIFFITH b Abennarlais Wales, d c.1450 Burgundy France106632. William SCUDAHDRE of Herefordshire
106633. Alys MINORS b Treago (unlocated), m & lived Herefordshire106634. Walter VAUGHAN of Hergest Herefordshire, Constable of Huntington Castle106640. William HERBERT b bef 1430, beheaded 1469 Northamptonshire106641. Maud ap Adam a mistress of WilliamHerbert106642. Simon MILEOURNE of Tillington in Burghill Herefordshire115200. Jehan ROBERT of Le Locle St-Imier Switzerland in 15th century120596. John-SEYMOUR of Wolf Hall Wiltshire d 1536120597. Margaret (or Margery) WENTWORTH b Nettlested co Suffolk
120598. Edward STANHOPE of Sudbury co Suffolk120960. Trystram BOILING » 60800
121600. Robert BOLLING of Yorkshire, d c.1485, buried Bradford Yorkshire121601. Isabel m & lived Yorkshire
121602. Walter CALVERLEY of Calverley Yorkshire
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122432. Thomas ISHAM b c.1456 Pytchley Northamptonshire, d aft 1546
122433. Ellen VERE b Addington Northamptonshire, m bef 1485122434. Giles PULTON of Desborough Northamptonshire, d c.1549122435. Katherine LOVEFI b Astvell Northamptonshire122624. Trystram BOILING = 60800, 120960
122784. John ASDON of Tixhall Staffordshire d 1523
122785. Joan LITTLETON d Staffordshire 1505
Generation 18
140288. William BALL lord of Barkham Berkshire d 1480141568. Duncan de AHiOLIA lord of Raimoch Perthshire 1432
141572. James STEWART of Perthshire, m c.1438141573. Joan BEAUFORT (widow of James I of Scotland) d Dunbar Lothian 1445
141574. William SINCLAIR c.1418-1480 of Roslin, earl of Orkney ^Caithness, m (2)141575. Harjorle SUTHERLAND of Dunbeath Scotland, m 1456141576. James CRICHTON Chamberlain of Scotland 1449, d 1469141577. Janet DUNBAR countess of Moray141578. James II 1430-1460 b Hblyrood, d in battle nr Roxburgh Castle141579. Marie of Guslders Holland m 1449, d Edinburgh 1463182112. John CHICHESTER 1386-1437 lord of Raleigh, Par of Pilton Devonshire182113. Alice WOTTON b Devonshire, m by 1424
182114. Nicholas KEYNES of Winkley Devonshire182116. Thomas PAULEI
182117. Margaret BURTON
182U8. John DENEBAUD of Hinton St. George Somersetshire
182128. Thcmas GIFFARD of Halsbury Devonshire
182129. Wilmot KNIGHT
182130. John D'ABERNON of Dunsland Devonshire d 1432
182131. Isabella NOELS b Emesborough Devonshire
182138. John COCKHORTHY of Yarnescombe Devonshire
182139. Thcmasine CHICHESTER
182140. John FORTESCUE c.1420-1462 lord of Khympston Devonshire
182141. Joan PRUTTESTON b Pr(utt)eston Devonshire, m by 1450182142. Richard CHAMPERNOUNE of Lworthy Cornwall, d 1468
182143. Kary HAMLEY
182212. John STEPHEN b c. nid-15th century co Essex
182213. AIHELWARD
200192. Jean du BOIS lord of Veraeille. & Anaequin French Flanders -
200193. Catherine de FOEC lady of Bienque Flanders
200196. Hatthieu du BOIS inherited La Bourse estate c.1414, m c.1430
200200. Antoine de LANNOY lord of Haingoval 1497
200224. Vallerand de BEAUFREMEZ lord of Bossut sur l'Escault
205824. Adam HARRISON d 1391
206080. Rafe de BRADSHAW of Aspull Lancashire
206081. Catherine CKEIHAH b Nuthurst co Sussex
206082. John RISLEY of Risley Cheshire
206352. Thonas BEAUPRE c.1390-1429 n bef 1420
206353. Margaret MEERS b Outvell co Norfolk
206354. Robert ASHFIELD of Stow-Longtoft co Suffolk
206356. Gerald FOTflERINGHAY heir in 1423 co Suffolk
206357. SIbilla m 4 lived co Suffolk
206358. William DOREHARD of Bocking co Essex, d 1481
206359. Margery HARSICK b Southacre co Norfolk206360. George WYSEHAN of Thornham co Suffolk
206361. Magdalen(e) ROKELE
206362. John WYNDHAM of Crowithorpe & Felbrigge co Norfolk206376. Robert TANFIELD of Gayton Northamptonshire206377. Elizabeth BROOK
206378. Edward NEVILLE b c.1412, m(2) 1449206379. Catherine HOWARD m 1449
213248. Gruffyd ap Nicholas of Carmarthenshire Hales, d Mortimer's Cross L461213249. Mabel ap Meredith of Kidvelly Castle Wales213250. John GRIFFITH of Abennarlais Wales
213264. Philip SCUDAMORE mayor of Hereford 1482
213265. OSBODRNB b London
213266. Richard MINORS of Treago, Sheriff of Herefordshire 1500
213267. Joane THOMAS
213268. Charles VAUGHAN of Herefordshire
213269. Elizabeth BASKERVTLLE b Eardisley Herefordshire213280. William ap Thomas of Ragland Castle Mannouthshire Kales
213281. Gwladys ap David Gam b & m & d Wales
213282. Adam ap Howell Graunt
241194. Henry WENIWORTH of Nettlested co Suffolk241920. Robert BOLUNG = 121600
243200. Robert BOILING b 1394 Yorkshire244864. Willian ISHAM c.1430-1510 of Pytchley Northamptonshire
244865. Elizabeth n{2) 1450s, d 1478 Pytchley Northamptonshire244866. Richard VERE of Addington & Thrapston Northamptonshire, d 1480244867. Isabel(la) GREENE b Drayton Leicestershire245248. Robert BOUJNG = 121600, 241920
245570. William LITTLETON of Frankley Staffordshire245571. Elene HELSHE b Onlep Leicestershire
Generation 19
283136. Robert de ATH0UA had a charter of Fordill Perthshire 1362283144. John STEWART of Iraiermeath, lord of Lorn 1407 & 1412283146. John BEAUFORT c.1371-1410 earl of Somerset, m 1397
283147. Margaret de HOLAND o 1397, d 1439283148. Henry SINCLAIR of Roslin Scotland, m(2), d c.1400283149. Jean HALIHJRTON of Dirleton (ntv in Lothian)
283150. Alexander SUTHERLAND of Dunbeath Scotland, will dated 1456283151. Mariot(ta) Mac Donnall
283152. William CRICHTON attended James I returning to Scotland 1423, d 1454283153. Agnes m bef 1423283154. James DUNBAR earl of Moray, d 1430
283155. Janet GORDON
283156. James I 1394-1437 b Dunfenaline-Scotland, murdered at Perth Scotland283157. Joan BEAUFORT m(l) at Souttaark nr London 1424 = 141573
283158. Arnulf, duke of Guelders (or Gelderland Holland), d 1473 Holland
283159. Catherine jfQeves, d 1479 Holland
364224. John CHICHESTER of Somersetshire, took arms of Raleigh, d 1402 Devonshire364225. Thomasine RALEIGH of Raleigh Devonshire
364226. John NOTION lord of Widvorthy Devonshire, n> 1409
364227. Ehglesia (or Bigaret) DYMOKE364232. John PAULET fought for the duke of Gloucester against French 1381364233. Elizabeth CREEDY of Creedy Devonshire
364234. Henry BURTON
364235. Mice de BOYS364236. John DEHEBAUD of Hinton St. George Somersetshire
364237. Horence TREHDEACON
364256. John GIFFARD of Kalsbury Devonshire
364257. Joan DEUCLIVE
364260. John D'ABERNON of Dunsland Devonshire
364261. Thoraasine CADE
364262. John MOELS of Ernesborough Devonshire
364278. John CHICHESTER of Raleigh Devonshire = 181112?364280. William FORTESCUE b c.1385, lived Whynpston Devonshire
364281. Mabilla (or Matilda) FALHELL m by 1410364282. John PR(OTT)ESTON of Pr(utt)eston Par of Enaington Devonshire
364284. John CHAHPERNOWNE of Inworthy Cornwall
3642B5. Margaret SFRIGGY
364286. John HAMLEY
364426. John ATHELWARD of co Essex
400384. Jean du BOIS lord of Esquerdes & Venneille, m 1362, d aft 1377400385. Jeanne de LENS, lady of Aimequin, m 1362400392. Baudouin du EOIS progenitor of the lords of Boyesses, d aft 1399
400400. Jean de LANNOY
400448. Wallerand de BEAUFREMEZ lord of Salocnez
400449. Laurence de FOURLIGNEL
411648. Henry de HEDE progenitor of the Harrisons ("Harrys son"), d 1374412160. Youette de BRADSBAW of Aspull Lancashire
412162. John CHETHAM of Nuthurst co Sussex
412704. Nicholas BEAUPRE was of full age 1383, d 1429
412705. Margaret HOIDICHE of Didlington co Norfolk, d 1404
412706. John MEERS of Outwell co Norfolk
412712. Thomas FOTHERYNGHAY of Brockley co Suffolk, d aft 1412
412713. Agnes LE STRANGE b Brockley co Suffolk, m(2), d aft 1432412716. John DOREHARD 1390-1462 of Booking co Essex, Sheriff of Essex 1425412717. Blanche de COGGESHALL m & d Backing co Essex 1460412718. Roger HARSICK of Southacre co Norfolk, d 1453
412719. Alice WITCHINGHAM of Fishley co Norfolk n & d 1458412720. Nicholas WYSEMAN was a lancer at Agincourt 1415412721. Agnes BLYANT m & brought to her husband Thornham co Suffolk
412754. Edward BROOK Lord Gobham
412755. Elizabeth de AUDLEY
412756. Ralph NEVILLE 1364-1425 of Raby Castle co Durham, a (2)412757. Joan BEAUFORT m at Raby Castle 1397, d 1440 Howden Yorkshire412758. Robert HOHARD c. 1383-1436 of Stoke-by-Nayland co Suffolk
412759. Margaret MOWBRAY n c.1420
426496. Nicholas ap Philip b & d Hales426497. Janet ap Gruffyd d Carmarthen Town & was buried at Whitland Wales
426498. Meredith ap Henry Donne was of Kidwelly Castle
426528. George SCODAMORE
426529. BURGHILL
426532. Jenkin MINORS
426533. Eva MICHELL b Cornwall
426534. William ap Thomas ap Llewelyn ap Hovell Qylough
426536. Walter VAUGKAN of Hergest Herefordshire
426538. James BASKERVILLE of Eardisley Herefordshire d 1546
426539. Elizabeth BREYNXON426562. David Gam ap Llewelyn ap Hovell, Knt. of Peytin Breconshire Kales
482388. Philip WENTWORTH
482389. Mary de CLIFFORD
483840. Robert BOLLING = 243200
486400. William BOLLING 1362-1421 b & d Yorkshire
489728. Robert ISHAM c. 1402-1475 b & d Pytchley Northamptonshire
469734. John GREENE of Drayton Leicestershire
489735. Margaret GREENE of Bridgnorth Shropshire
490496. Robert BOLLING = 243200, 483840491140. Thomas LITTLETON of Staffordshire was a king's justice
491141. Joan BURLEY m 1481, d Staffordshire 1505
491142. Thomas WELSHE of Onlep Leicestershire
Generation 20 _
566272. Duncan de ATHOLIA b c.1275, fought at Bamockbum 1306, d aft 1355
566273. of Lennox, brought Rannoch to her husband
566288. Robert STEWART of Innermeath d 1360 Scotland
566292. John of Gaunt 1340-1399 b Ghent, m(3) 1397, d Leicester Castle
566293. Catherine ROET 1356-1403 m(2), lived Beaufort Castle Anjou France
566294. Thomas de HOLAND of Woodstock Oxfordshire, m 1364, d 1397
566295. Alice FITZ ALAN m 1364, d 1416566296. William SINCLAIR of Roslin (now in Midlothian) Scotland
566297. Isabel(la) of Strathearn, m & d aft 1400566298. John HALIBURTON of Dirleton Lothian Scotland
566300. Robert, earl of Sutherland, 0(2), d Dunrobia 1442
566301. Mabilla DUNBAR m & d Scotland
566302. Donald, Lord of the Isles, d 1427
566303. Margaret, countess of Ross
566304. John CRICHTON b & d Scotland
566308. Alexander DUNBAR of Fendraught Scotland566312. Robert III c.1337-1406 m c.1367, d Rothesay Isle of Bute Scotland
566313. Annabella DRUMHOND m c.1367, d 1401 Scotland
566314. John BEAUFORT = 283146566315. Margaret de HOLAND = 283147566318. Adolf I, duke of Cleves in the Rhineland
728450. John RALEIGH lord of Raleigh Devonshire728451. Joan PETTIT
728452. William WOTEON m by 1374
728453. Gundred HYGER of Devonshire
728454. Walter DOTE
728464. John PAULET of Goathurst Somersetshire d 1356
728465. Elizabeth REYNEY of Rowde Wiltshire
728466. William CREEDY of Creedy Devonshire
728470. John de BOYS
728472. Thomas DENEBAUD
728473. Joan BRENI
728474. Richard DEUCLIVE
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728522. Robert CADE728523. de DUNSLAND
728560. Hilliam PORTESCUE b c.1345, lord of Khyrapston Devonshire, d aft 1410728561. Elizabeth BEAUCHAMP b 1340s, m(2)t d aft 1A10 Devonshire728562. John PALWELL
728568. Richard CHAMPERNOWNE of Modbury Devonshire728569. Katherine D'AUBIGNY
728570. John SPRIGGY
800768. Sohier du BOIS dit Horelet, lord du Bois800769. Marie D'AZDEOURT800770. Baudouin de LENS lord of Amequin
800771. Marguerite D'AZBJCOURT800784. Jean du BOIS = 400384800785. Jeanne de LESS = 400385800800. Hugues de LANNDY lord of Maingoval and of Lys 1366
800801. Marie de BERLADOir (Berlaimont In France east of Cambrel)800896. Jean de BEAUFREMEZ lord of Becquet and of La Have
800897. Petranille de LA HAYB
824320. Hilliam BRADSHAW of Aspull Lancashire
825408. Thomas BEADPRB (de Lyn) c.l326-c.l380 of Outuell co Norfolk
825409. Joan HOLBEACH b Lincolnshire, d c.1392825410. Richard HOLDICHE of Didlington co Norfolk
825426. John LE STRANGE lord of Brockley co Suffolk 1392825427. Elizabeth BOTELER b Walden co Essex
825432. John DOREHARD speaker of the House of Cannons 1413, d 1420825434. William de COGGESHALL of Little Coggeshall co Essex, d 1423
825435. Antlocha HAWKHOOD m bef 1379 Milan Italy, lived co Essex825436. John HARSIGC b Southacre co Norfolk825437. Agnes CALYE
825438. Nicholas WITCHINGHAM of Fishley co Norfolk
825442. Syoon BLYANI
825443. Agnes de BRESWORTH of Thornham co Suffolk
825510. Janes de AUDLEY 1313-1386 b Knesale co Nottingham, m{2), d Shropshire
B25511. Isabel LE STRANGE b Khockin Shropshire, ra 1351, lived Shropshire
825512. John NEVILLE c. 1331-1388 d Newcastle & buried Durham Cathedral
825513. Maud PERCY d 1379825514. John of Gaunt = 566292
825515. Catherine ROBE = 566293825516. John TOWARD d 1436 Palestine
825518. Thomas MOWBRAY c. 1356-1399 earl of Nottingham 1383, ra(2), d Venice Italy
825519. Elizabeth FITZ ALAN d 1425
852992. Philip ap Philip b & d Wales
852994. Gruffyd ap Llewelyn Voethes of Vales
853056. Philip SCUDAMORE
853057. Agnes HUNZERCOMBE
853064. Paganus MINORS
853065. ap John a Brett853066. Philip MTCHELL of Cornwall
853072. Thomas VAUGHAN
853076. Walter BASKES7ILLE Sheriff of Herefordshire 1469, d 1505
853077. Anne ap Morgan John b Pencoyd Glamorganshire Hales
853078. John BREYNION m(2)
853079. Sibyl MELBOURNE d 1535964778. John de CLIFFORD d 1422 Meaux France
964779. Elizabeth de PERCY m between 1403-1412, d 1437967680. William BOLLING = 486400
972800. Robert BOLLING of Yorkshire
972801. Elizabeth THORNTON m 1349
979456. Robert ISHAM of Pytchley Northamptonshire, d 1424979468. Henry GREENE d in the reign of Henry IV (1399-1413)979469. Matilda de MADDUIT of Warninster Wiltshire
979470. Halter GREENE of Bridgnorth Shropshire980992. William BOLLING = 486400, 967680
982282. William BURLEY
982283. Alice GREY m 1426
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(Clifford, Greene, Grey)Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry. Lon
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Burke's Presidential Families of the United States of America. Lon
don 1975, Appendix 3, no. 3: "The descent of President Jefferson from
David I, king of Scots" (Greene)
Burke, Sir Bernard A Genealogical History of the Dormant .Abeyant,
Forfeited and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire, London 1883 (Crlch-ton, Dunbar, Sinclair, Stewart)
Burke, Sir Bernard and Ashworth P. Burke A Genealogical and Herald
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London 1928 (Sinclair, Sutherland)
Carthew, G. A. The Hundred of Laundltch and Deanery of Brlsley in
the County of Norfolk. Evidences and Topographical Notes, Norwich 1877
(Fotheringhay, Harsick, Le Strange)Clarke, William N. Parochial Topography of the Hundred of Wanting,
With Other Miscellaneous Records Relating to the County of Berks., Oxford
1824 (Blyant, Bresworth)
d'Angerville, Count Living Descendants of Blood Royal (in America),
Vol. 2, London c.1963 (Audley, Neville, Tanfield)Genealogical Memoirs of the Extinct Family of Chester of Chicheley:
Their Ancestors and Descendants. London 19— tCoggeshall, Doreward, Hawkwood)ttirphy, Matthew H. The~European Ancestry of Chretien du Bois of
Wicres, France. Winner of the National Huguenot Society 1988 Award, re
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the occasion of President Wilson's remarriage, to Mrs. Gault, formerly
Edith Boiling. Ancestors of generations 21 and 22 are listed):
1945600. John de BOLLYNG a Commissioner of Array in the Wapentake of Mor-ley, county of York 1318, d aft 1379
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shire 1296, certified as lord of the township 1316
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Book Reviews
Netting Your Ancestors:
Genealogical Research
on the Internet.
By Cyndi Howells. 1997.81/2 x 11 in., Paper,
182 pp., Indexed. $19.95, plus $3.50 shipping.
Order from Genealogical Publishing Co., 1001 N.
Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202.
Phone 1 -800-296-6687.
Cyndi Howells has written a book for
the complete computer novice. Also the
creator of a popular genealogy site on the
Internet, she explains exactly what you need
and where to get it in very understandable
terms. The book is printed in large,
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This book begins with a list of what you
can and cannot expect from the Internet
(e.g., don't expect your family tree). Major
sections of the book are: how to connect to
the Internet, using e-mail, do's and don'ts of
mailing lists, and how to search the Internet.
This book, also, contains lots of nice lists
and a good glossary. For example there are
10 pages of different mailing lists that you
can subscribe to, and a brief summary of the
topics covered by each. Other examples: lists
of web addresses for vendors, libraries and
archives, genealogical organizations, re
search guides, searchable databases and
surname lists, free software to download.
You can learn to be an Internet sophisticate
by using "emoticons" (symbols for emo
tions) like:) for a smile, or 0 for a hug and
use e-mail acronyms like AFAIK (as far as I
know) and TTYL (talk to you later).
If you have not done a lot of Internet re
search you will learn a lot and feel more
comfortable trying the various functions. In
fact, everyone can learn something from this
book.
Reviewed by Carol Boyce
Land and Property Research in
the United States.
By E. Wade Hone. 1997. Size 8 1/2 x 11 in.,
Hardbound, 517 pp., Indexed. $49.95, plus $5.00
shipping costs. Order from Ancestry, P.O. Box
990, Orem, UT 84059. Phone 1- 800-ANCESTRY.
One of the most frequently overlooked
areas of genealogical research is land
records. The author of this comprehensive
book on land and property research presents
extensive and useful background material,
as well as information on basic strategies
and the "how to's" of doing the research.
Section 1 focuses on pre-U.S. possessions
-Spanish, British, French and Mexican—and
their land ownership in contrast to Section 4,
which delves into the more current system
of individual ownership and land transfer.
Sections 2 and 3 expand on the origins of
land as they have shifted from federal and
state government to private hands. The final
section discusses the acquisition and dis
persal of Native American land records. All
chapters within each section have an exten
sive list of materials for further reference.
The two appendices (A and B) include a
detailed tract book guide to federal land
states and a series of land office bounty
maps for all federal land states.
This well organized, comprehensive
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individuals wishing to explore land and
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Reviewed by Bettie Day
34 Ancestors West Vol. 24, No. 3. Spring 1998
The Original Scots Colonists of
Early America Supplement:
1607-1707.
By David Dobson. 1998. Hardbound, 204 pp.,
$22.50, plus $3.50 postage and handling. Order
from Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 N.
Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202
This Supplement contains data that
improves on some of the information found
in the author's Original Scots Colonists of
Early America. 1612-1783 for the time period
1607-1707; it also contains completely new
information taken from recent research. The
original publication, published by Genea
logical Publishing Company in 1989, was
based entirely on source material located in
the United Kingdom, while this volume
contains primary and secondary material
from both U.K. and U.S. sources.
The book is in four parts: an introduc
tion, archives and publications, an alpha
betical listing of emigrant names, and the
appendices. In the three-page introduction,
the author gives some history of Scots
immigration to North America in the seven
teenth century. Following the introduction
there are six pages listing archives and
publications where source material for this
volume was found. The main part of the
book contains 183 pages of names of emi
grants from Scotland to North America
between 1607-1707; each entry is accompa
nied by the date of the event, brief informa
tional statements, and the archive or publi
cation where the information was found. In
the eleven-page appendices, the author has
included copies of two documents used to
encourage emigration from Scotland to
North America. Also, in the appendices,
there is a list of Nova Scotian baronets
granted land for the purpose of develop
ment; however, the project was abandoned
because King Charles I handed the area over
to the French.
Reviewed by Mae Hogue Ware
Ships from Scotland to America.
1628-1828.
By David Dobson. 1998. Hardbound, 127 pp.
Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 N.
Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202.
This book presents a compilation of the
names of vessels that carried immigrants
from Scotland to North America in the
period 1628 to 1828. Included with the
vessel name, if known, are the vessel ton
nage, the name of the master, departure
port, destination, departure and arrival
dates, and the numbers of passengers
transported.
A brief history of the emigration of Scots
to North America during this time period is
given in the Introduction. The author states
that the "... book is based on research into
contemporary newspapers, government
records, and a small number of published
sources, on both sides of the Atlantic." Each
entry is referenced with the source and date.
While the reviewer did not count the num
ber of vessels listed, he has estimated this
number at about 1600. If the researcher has
found the name of the ship on which his
ancestor sailed, this book could be of value
in obtaining data concerning the ship and its
sailing.
Reviewed by Etnil Arbtin
PAF Help-Guide
By Diane M. Anderson. 1997. Paper, 89 pp.
$14.95, add $4.50 for shipping costs. Order from
Heritage Quest, P.O. Box 329, Bountiful, UT
84011-0328.
Diane Anderson is an experienced PAF
instructor and writer of workbooks. The
current publication is a step-by-step tutorial
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reader through the creation of a new Family
Records File. In detail, she describes the data
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reports, how to generate focus lists, and how
to import and export records.
There are exercises to complete at the
end of each chapter before advancing to the
next chapter. Her instructions refer the
student regularly to sections of the PAF 3.0
User's Guide. The book includes an appen
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Queries
McQUAID •DUFFIELD • CRAWFORD
•CULP-SHOOP
Seeking any info abt. the following:
William McQuaid went from Ulster to PA in
1764. John McQuaid to Venango Co. in 1802;
m. Isabella Duffield. William Houston
McQuaid, m. Catherine Crawford, to
Westmoreland Co. in 1850's? William Lewis
McQuaid to Allegheny Co. in 186O's(?), m.
1st. Mary Culp, 2nd. Elizabeth Shoop,
Springdale, PA.
C. J. Thomas, 1165 Camino Palomera,
Santa Barbara, CA 93111 <dtthomas37@aolcom>
HEYD/HEID/HEYDT/HEIDT*MILLER
•BLOOR
Seeking info abt. Jacob Heyd/Heid/Heydt/
Heidt:, b. 1824? in Niederroedern, Bas-Rhin,
Alsace, France. Lived in New Albany, Floyd
Co., IN by 1850. Married 1st. Caroline Miller,
1850/53., their children: Laura, Frances,
George, Jacob, Emma; 2nd. Maria Bloorz one
daughter, Rosa.
C. J. Thomas, 1165 Camino Palomera,
Santa Barbara, CA 93111 <[email protected]>
FISCHER • GERHART•BAUER•
LANGHEINRICH/LONGHENRY
Seeking info on Herman Clement Fischer,
b.1845, m. Augustina (Gerhart), b. 1845, their
son William Herman, b. 1873 in Burscheid,
Germany. Moved to Pittsburgh, PA, 1890.
William married Johanna Maria Bauer,
b. 1874 in Pittsburgh. Daughter of George
Mathias Bauer (b. 1847 in Bavaria, emigrated
in 1868) and Christina (Langheinrich/
Longhenry), b. 1846 in Thuringia, emigrated
1872.
C. J. Thomas, 1165 Camino Palomera,
Santa Barbara, CA93111 <[email protected]>
NELSON«FEARIS
Seeking birthdate, place and parents of
Joseph Nelson, born abt.1796 in PA. Enlisted
in War of 1812 from West Chester, PA.
Moved to Fayette Co., IN in 1819. Married
Jane Fearis in 1822 in Lewis Co., KY.
Phyllis Reinheimer, 5750 Via Real, #303,
Carpinteria, CA 930\3.<[email protected]>
DALIE/DAILEY*COOMBS
Seeking birthdate, place and parents of Silas
Dalie(Dailey), born about 1780 in ME.
Married Cynthia Coombs in 1798, Topsham,
ME. Sailboat captain at Newburyport, MA
prior to move to Clermont Co., OH about
1838.
Phyllis Reinheimer, 5750 Via Real, #303,
Carpinteria, CA 93013 <[email protected]>
WEINGART*KRICHBAUM
Am researching the families of Jacob
Weingart and Anna Barbara Krichbaum who
settled in Springfield, Clark Co., OH from
Germany about 1870. Would be happy to
share OH information with anyone research
ing this family.
Phyllis Reinheimer, 5750 Via Real, #303,
Carpinteria, CA 93013 <[email protected]>
HILL • WILSON • LOCKET
Seek contact with descendants or informa
tion on: George W. & Sarah A. (Wilson) Hill
who married 12 Mar. 1881, Sidney, Fremont
Co., IA. Sarah b. ca 1855-56, Davis Co., IA,
and the daughter of Jeremiah H. & Elizabeth
J. (Locket) Wilson. This Hill couple is said to
have resided (20 yrs), Santa Barbara and
then moved to De Los Pueblos.
Carolyn Murphy, 8955 S. Blue Sage Cir., Black
Forest, CO 80908
36 Ancestors West Vol. 24, No. 3, Spring 1998
Santa Barbara, California Newspapers 1868-1875
Extracted by Emily Aasted & Barbara Mendoza
The extractions are listed 2 ways. The INDEX is a one line listing, alphabetically, of all the names
extracted, with a code for the type of notice, a brief description of the notice, and the newspaper
source where it was found. The EXTRACTION SUMMARY gives additional information from the
newspaper article or notice, when an * is placed in the INDEX listing.
Codes -for type! of notice:
ITEM- article or interesting item LAND- property transaction
BIO- biographical information
OBIT- obituary
VRM- married
ACC- accident
SOC- social
Abbreviations used:
SF-San Francisco
signr-signer
SB- Santa Barbara
dau- daughter
LaP- La Patera
Ind- Indians
r.r.- railroad
Emily Aasted 1996
POL- political item
VRB-birth
VRD-death
PRO- probate
Code Newspaper Reel#
DN Daily News 1875-1876 21
DP SB Daily Press 1872-1880 58-71
SP SB Post 1868-1869
ST SB Times 1870-1872
SD SB Times
3
7
8
SW SB Daily Morning Times 1873-74 8
WP SB Weekly Press 1869-1880 17-20
Santa Barbara Genealogical Society Member
Faucett
Feliz
Ferguson
Fernald
Fisher
Fisher
Fleming
Flint
Flint
Foard
Forney
Foster
Foster
Foster
Foster
Foster
Foxen
Foxen
Foxen
Foxen
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Freelon
Freelon
Freeman
Mr.
Marie A.
Mrs. E.
Judge
Geo. D.
Mr. A.K.
William
H.P.
James P.
Mrs.E.L.
Capt.
Mrs.
F.D.
Mary
Emeline
J.G.
Benjamin
Wm Domingo
Maria A.
B.
Mrs.I.D.
R.G.
Mrs. M.
Judge
Hon.J.W.
Dr.
POL Dem. pol. speech
VRDlAug,age35*
VRD 8Jul in SB, age 19*
ITEM New house*
VRD In Los Angeles*
ITEM Bought Sarity's Mkt
ITEM Arrested, swindle
Pol Grand juror
VRD died in Oakland*
ITEM Arrived from SF
ITEM Coast survey*
SOC 4July celeb
VRM to Nellie Nichols*
VRD in SB, age 22*
VRM Stephen Richardson*
ITEM G. juror; farmer
VRD Pioneer, age abt 70*
PRO Probate notice
VRM 16Aug, Santa Ynez*
OBT Obituary/tribute
VRB 28Sept, son in SB
ITEM G. juror) farmer
VRB 2Sept, a son*
ITEM mentions home*
ITEM New judge to SB
Ace son, horse ace*
ST2Novl872 3:1
DP6Augl873 23
ST10Jull872 2:3
SD29Janl874 3:l
SP17Febl8692:4
DP24Janl8733:l
ST4Mayl872 3:1
ST20AugI8702:3
DP13Marl873 3:1
SD23Sepl8732:l
SD24Sepl873 3:1
ST9Jull870 2:1
DN18Marl8763:3
DP9Junl873 3:1
DN23Novl875 3:3
SDlMarl874 3:1
SD22Febl874 3:1
SD17Marl874 2:3
SP22Augl868 2:?
SD26Febl874 2:2
ST30Sepl87125
SDlMarl874 3:1
ST30Sepl87125
ST29JunI8723:l
ST13Aprl872 2:1
ST23AprI8703:l
Vol. 24, No. 3, Spring 1998 Ancestors West 37
Froom
Frost
Frost
Frost
Furgeson
Furst
Gabriel
Gale
Gallardo
Garcia
Garcia
Garcia
Garcia
Gardner
Gamett
Garvey
Gaylord
Gift
Gift
Gilchrist
Gleason
Goddard
Gonzales
Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Goodman
Gorier
Goss
Goun
Goux
Goux
Goux
Gove
Gove
Gove
Gove
Graham
Gray
Gray
Gray
Green
Greener
Greenwell
Greer
Grunig
Grunig
Grunig
Guebara
Guerre
Guerra dela
Guerre de la
Guerra dela
Guerra de la
Gucrra dela
Mr/sA.W.
Mrs Frank
F.W.
F.W.
George
Mr. M.I.
Mr.
Mr. J.B.
F.F.
Phelipe
Liberate
Jose
L.
Mollie E.
Gaston
O.
D/T?.W.
W.R.
W.R.
Chas.
Mrs
Mr.S.
Antonio
Antonio
RosaG.
Mr/MrsJ.H
Emilie
W.F.M.
J.E.
Mr. J. E.
J.E.
J.Mrs
Eugene S.
Mrs
Eugene S.
Mr
Clarence
Clarence
Clarence
Abbie
Mr/sC.
Capt
Mrs
Henry
Henry
Mr/s H.
Jose
Pablo
Pablo
Jose A.
Pablo
Judge
Pablo
ITEM Orizaba passenger*
VRB [?]Feb, dau in SB
Item New house built
ITEM Co. Treasurer home
VRM 19Jun to MaCaffrey*
ITEM New home/store*
ACC Hurt by horse
VRDInSB9JunofNY*
ITEM Arrested*
Item Argue, shooting*
ITEM Murdered*
Pol Grand juror
ITEM Fatally stabbed*
VRM 15Nov to E5tevens*
ITEM Barkeeper, killer*
ITEM Arrived from SF
ITEM G. juror; farmer
ITEM Police case*
ITEM serious ill
Item Grand juror
Item 111 with paralysis*
ITEM article re: work
VRD accident & death*
PRO Probate proceeding
Pro Will settled
ITEM Arrived from Nevada
ITEM Guardian appointed*
MEM I.O.O.F. mem
Item Sued town trustees
ITEM add to his building
POL Town trustee
Pol Town Trustee
ITEM son & husband died*
VRD In SB age 26 yrs*
ITEM Arrived from SF
ITEM funeral 14Jun SB*
Ace Son broke arm
SOC4July celeb
ITEM Back from honeymoon
ACC fell/back injury/OX
Item Principal*
ITEM Orizaba passenger*
ITEM New house/building
ACC dau thrown/horse
Item Grand juror
VRB Son born 29 Mar*
VRB twin dau, 11 June
VRB Son, 29 April*
ITEM seriously ill
ITEM Funeral report
VRD3Jun,age69*
OBT Obituary*
ITEM recovering from ill*
VRD5Feb,age54*
SD23Octl873 3:1
SP10Marl869 2:3
ST19Marl870 2:3
ST18Sepl872 2:1
ST24Junl871 2:3
ST7Augl872 3:1
SP29Augl868 3:1
ST15Junl872 2:4
DP8Febl873 3:1
ST28Mayl8703:l
SD16Sepl873 3:1
ST20Augl870 2:3
DP31Janl873 3:1
ST16Novl872 23
SDlFebl874 3:1
SDllSepl873 2:3
SDlMarl874 3:1
ST14Janl871 3:1
ST30Jull870 3:1
ST7Mayl8703:l
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ST12Marl870 3:1
ST12Marl870 3:l
SD19Sepl873 3:l
SD15Febl874 3:1
ST9Jull870 3:1
ST18Febl871 3:1
ST24Jull872 3:1
ST9Jull870 3:1
ST26Febl870 2:1
DPllJunl873 3:1
DPllJunl8733:l
SD17Sepl873 2:1
DP13Junl873 3:1
ST25Marl871 3:1
ST9Jull8702:l
ST18Novl871 3:1
DP30Junl873 3:1
ST7Mayl870 2:1
SD23Octl873 3:1
ST24Jull872 3:1
STlJunl872 3:1
ST7Mayl870 3:1
STlAprl871 2:4
DPllJunl873 3:l
ST6Mayl871 2:4
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DP9Junl873 3:1
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38 Ancestors West Vol. 24, No. 3. Spring 1998
Guerra de la
Guerra de la
Guerra dc la
Guevara
Guthrie
Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hallman
Hamer
Hamilton
Hammell
Hammond
Hammond
Hanford
Hanford
Hankins
Harback
Harback
Harbeck
Hardy
Hare
Hare
Harganl?]
Harloe
Harloe
Harloe
Harloe
Harloe
Harloe
Harloe
Harrom
Hart
Hartley
Hartley
Hartnell
Hartnelle
Harwin
Haskell
Haven
Havens
Havens
Heath
Heath
Heath
Hector
Hendrick
Herman
Hernster
Hicke
Hicks
MrsG.
Pablo
Pablo
Francisco
R.M.
Antonio M.
Benigno
EN.
B.
Ms Emma
Mr/sP.L.
MissJ.B.
I.C.
Mr. A.
Mrs James
MaryL.
James
J.Levi
Emma
Mr/sJ.H.
JohnW.
J.H.
Wm.
J.H.
Mr.
Anarpa
Mrs. Marcus
Capt. Wm.
M.
Mrs.
William
M.
Marcus
Daniel
Mr.J.V.
George
George
Juan E.
Mrs. John
Francis
Mr. L.S.
Mrs. F.E.
FD& ME
Mrs ED.
Russell
Russel
Russell
Zachara
W.
Manuel
Elizabeth
Thomas
Eliza
VRB son, Jun2, SB Co*
ITEM health failing
PRO Will probated
VRM 9Aug, Santa Ynez*
Pol Grand juror
ACC son drowned, age 3
VRD26Nov,5yrold*
ITEM Deput. Co. Recorder
ITEM G. juror; gentleman
VRM Dr. E.N. Wood*
VRB son, lOAug, La Patera
ITEM new millinery store
ITEM Co. Supt of schools
VRM Josephine Lyon*
VRB5Feb,dauinSB
VRD 31 Mar, native NJ*
SOCI.O.O.F Officer*
ITEM Grew fine peaches
VRD In SB 24 Feb*
VRM To Joel Cooper*
VRB in SB, lOMar, a son
VRM to L. Shoemaker*
ITEM Orizaba passenger
ITEM Police case*
ITEM indicted/murder*
ITEM Murder charge*
VRM to W.R. Cooley*
VRB130ct,dauinSB
VRD21Jun,SB,age41*
Pol Town Trustee
VRBInSF,14Feb,dau*
ITEM Masonic memorium
POL Town trustee
Item Harbor Master SF*
VRD in SB, 8Feb, age 60*
ITEM tailoring*
Item Grand juror
VRM To Martha Sweeney*
VRD 7 Jul in SB age 40*
VRB 30Apr, dau in SB
VRM To MrGG dark*
VRD31May,age60*
VRD 15Oct, infant 6 days
VRD 150ct, infant died
VRB HOct, son in SB
POL School trustee
Item Lg Citron;of Carp.*
POL Mtg in Carp.
VRM 4Sep to Mary Cook*
ITEM Arrived from SF
Item Accused of murder
VRD25Jan,agelyr+*
VRB near SB, 29Aug, son
VRM 6Aug, to W Lillard*
ST8Junl872 2:4
DP27Mayl873 3:1
SD13Marl874 3:1
SP22Augl868 2:?
ST20Augl8702:3
ST3Augl872 3:1
ST30Novl872 3:1
SD4Marl874 3:1
SDlMarl874 3:1
ST27Aprl872 25
DPllAugl873 3:1
DP24Jull873 2:4
SDI0Marl874 3:1
ST16Marl872 2:5
SP10Febl869 2:4
ST2Aprl8702:4
ST14Janl871 3:1
SD17Sepl8733:l
SD26Febl874 2:3
SD6Febl874 3:1
DN6Marl876 3:4
DP13Junl8733:2
SD23Octl873 3:1
ST28Janl871 2:1
DP8Aprl8733:l
DP25Octl872 2:1
ST4Junl8702:3
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DP21Junl873 3:2
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DP2Jull873 2:3
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ST19Marl870 3:2
DN9Febl8763:4
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ST10Jull872 2:3
SP5Mayl8692:4
ST13Augl870 2:4
ST8Jun!872 2:4
SP17Octl868 2:4
SP17Octl868 ?:?
SP24Octl868 2:4
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ST7Mayl8702:2
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ST14Augl872 2:4
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Higgins
Hill
Hill
Hill
Hill
Hill
Hill
Hill
Hill
Hinchman
Hines
Holcomb
Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Holloway
Holmburg
Holmes
Hope
Hope
Hoser
Hosmer
Hoster
Hostner
Hough
Rough
Hunnewell
Hunt
Hunt
Hunt
Hunter
Hurlbert
Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Hurst
Huse
Huse
Huse
Huse
Huse
-iman
Ingcrsoll
Innes
Jackson
Jacobs
Kah-
Kahn
E.B.
Adalida
Mr. M.A.
Ramon J.
Lucretia
Louisa
Maria A.
Benry
JoseM
Hon. A.F.
E.H.
Pluma B.
W.W.
Col.
Col. W.W.
W.W.
W.W.
Ida
W.W.
Col.
George
Mr.
L.
Robert
Mr.
Mr
John
Theresa L.
Mr. John
Mrs Thomas
Rev. J.W.
Rev. Dr.
G. Albert
Maude M.
C.C.
Edith
John M.
Seth
Seth
Seth
Isaiah
Harvey H.
C.E.
Mr.
Mr.
C.E.
C.E.
Lucy
Mrs & dau
J.Moses
J.N.
Moise
Leonard
Pol Grand juror
VRM 16Oct to EScollan*
VRM 26Sep to C.J.Reuck*
Item Grand juror
VRD2Dec,age28*
VRM to Fred L. Smith*
VRM to Dr. O.H.O'Neil*
Pol Grand juror
ITEM G. juror; farmer
ITEM Invested in SD»
VRD prob, 5 Jul,drowned*
VRM to Joseph Rich*
Item Descr. of home*
VRD youngest child*
ITEM Sold sheep, wool*
ITEM $200,000 torn*
ITEM Pres RR Committee
VRM to Sherman Stow*
POL SB Col trustee
ITEM Dos Pueblos farm*
VRM 20Nov to L Martin*
ITEM Santa Ynez rancher*
ITEM Fought fire
Item Broke out of jail
ITEM gave land for road*
VRD lljan; Patera*
ART Attempted suicide
VRD 2 March in SB*
VRD 28Feb, in SB
VRB 14th dau, Montecito
ITEM Orizaba passenger*
ITEM article re: style*
VRDinSB7Feb*
VRD 10 wks in SB*
ITEM Building mansion
VRD 10 wks in SB*
ITEM G. juror; farmer
PRO Letters of admin*
PRO Claims on estate*
PRO land described*
PRO Admin of estate
VRD in SB, 2Apr, age 41*
POL SB Col trustee
ITEM Lawsuit*
ITEM Water franchise*
Land Affidavit*
Item Controversy*
VRM 8Aug in SB*
ITEM Arrived from SF
ITEM Arrived from SF
ITEM Arrived from SF
ITEM Deceased, estate*
VRM17Mar;CJimeno*
VRB In SB, 20Mar, a son
ST20Augl870 2:3
ST21Octl871 2:4
ST28Sepl872 2:4
ST7Mayl870 3:1
SP5Decl868 2:4
DN29Aprl876 3:3
ST14Mayl8702:4
ST20Augl870 2:3
SDlMarl874 3:1
SD14Octl873 2:3
DP10Jull873 2:2
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STllSepl872 3:1
SD10Sepl873 2:1
ST23Jull8703:l
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ST23Novl872 2:3
ST27Jull872 2:2
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SP3Marl869 2:4
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SD16Sepl8733:l
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DP31Marl873 3:1
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SD4Marl874 2:3
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ST9Jull8703:l
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ST2Aprl87013
ST4Junl8702:2
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SDllSepl873 2:3
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SD21Sepl873 2:2
ST17Augl872 3:1
ST25Marl871 2:4
DN26Marl8763:3
40 Ancestors West Vol. 24, No. 3, Spring 1998
Kastrup
Kays
Kays
Kays
Kays
Kays
Keenan
Keene
Keep
Keep
Keith
Kelley
Kelley
Kelton
Kennedy
Kent
Kent
Kent
Key
Kimball
Jacques
Jacques
Jacques
Jacques
Jacques
Janssens
Janssens
Janssens
Javely
Jimeno
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jordan
Joyner
Kaeding
Kaeding
Dr. A.W.
Mrs. John
Annie
Rafaela
Mrs John C.
Marie
William
P.H.
William
MrsW.B.
E.C.
J.W.
John
Mr/s. CM.
J. Logan
Mrs F.W.
F.W.
F.
M.L.
Hiram A.
Mr/s. B.
Mr.
Burkill
Burkhill
Burkill
Juan
John
Jno.
Jean
Carolina
W.H.
Jasper N.
W.H.
Rev. J.A.
Nephi M.
Nephf M.
J.P.
Mrs N.M.
Senator
Mr. D.W.
Senator
Annie J.
Nephl M.
Nellie
Joseph F.
Otto
Mr.
ITEM from Sweden*
VRD Son, age 2yrs5mo*
VRD 28May, age Iyr9mo
VRD 29May, age 7mo, SB
VRB INov, dau in SB
VRDInSB22Nov*
VRD7Sep,ofPA*
ITEM Orizaba passenger
VRD 17 Feb; age 6 mo*
VRBInSB12Feb,dau
VRM lean to J.L.Barker*
ITEM Arrived from SF
Pol Grand juror
VRB in SB 9Fcb, son
ITEM Arrived from Vta.
VRB7Feb,dauinSB
VRB Son, 28 Dec*
VRB in SB 28Nov, dau
ITEM Patera Valley farm*
OBTObituary*
VRB son, 15 Jul, in SB*
ITEM new brick residence
ITEM Leave SF for SB*
VRM 11 Jun/ L. Stevens*
ITEM Sail from England*
ITEM 6 lbs. potato*
ITEM Deputy Co. clerk
ITEM Arrived from SF
VRD 22 Mar, age 58*
VRM 17 Mar; Moise Kah-*
MEM I.O.O.F. mem
VRM To Dorothy C.Lane*
SOCI.O.O.F. Officer*
Item Land dispute*
ITEM Arrived from Vta.
VRM May 8 to N. Lugo*
VRD body on mesa*
VRB In SB 1 Mar, son
ITEM Arrived from SF
ITEM From Parissima R*
ITEM Arrived from Nevada
VRM In SB, to Mecks*
VRM 6 May, to N. Lugo*
VRM to Charles Bennett*
VRM to Mabel Stone*
ITEM G.juror;runs saloon
ITEM Installed lighting*
ST16Novl872 2:2
SP24Octl868 2:4
SP3Junl869 25
SP3Junl869 25
SP7Novl868 2:4
DN23Novl875 3:3
SD10Sepl873 2:3
SD23Octl873 3:1
ST18Febl871 25
ST17Febl872 3:2
SD28Janl874 3:1
SD19Sepl873 3:1
ST20Augl870 2:3
DN10Febl8763:2
SD19Sepl873 3:1
SP10Febl869 2:4
ST31Decl8702:5
ST30Novl872 3:1
DP20Junl873 3:2
ST21Janl871 2:3
DP18Jull873 3:2
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ST21Sepl872 2:1
ST10Jull872 2:3
ST24Augl872 2:4
SD26Octl873 3:1
SDlMarl874 3:1
SD23Sepl873 2:1
SD24Marl874 2:3
ST25Marl871 2:4
ST9Jull8703:l
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ST30Aprl8702:l
SD19Sepl873 3:1
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SDHMarl874 3:1
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SD17Sepl873 2:1
ST16Marl8723:l
SD19Sepl873 3:1
SP17Febl869 2:4
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DN19Novl875 3:2
DN18Marl87633
SDlMarl874 3:1
ST24Fobl872 3:1
Vol. 24, No. 3, Spring 1998 Ancestors West 41
New In The Library
GENERALLibby Prison Autograph Book, 973.7January - February 1864 M2By Casey, James B., Editor
The 1995 Genealogy AnnualBy Kemp, Thomas, J.
CAS
929A3KEM
929D27KER
1997-98 APG Directory ofProfessional GenealogistsBy Kcrstens, Elizabeth Kellcyand Hinckley, Kathleen W.,Compilcrs& EditorsGift ofAssociation ofProfessional Genealogists
Evidence! Citation and Analysis 929for the Family Historian D28By Mills, Elizabeth Shown MILReview copy
The Source, A Guidebook of 929American Genealogy D27By Szucs, Loretto Dennis, Editor; SZULuebking, Sandra Hargreaves,Editor
Virtual RootsBy Kemp, Thomas Jay
929D27KEM
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American Naturalization 973Processes and Procedures, P41790-1985 NEWBy Newman, John J.Gift of Bonnie Pouchcr
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979.4E7THO1985
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LOS ANGELESH2H1L
978.8DENVERH2BRE
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HAWAII
The Parker Ranch of Hawaii 979.9By Brennan, Joseph HAWAIIGift of Edwin Storr H2
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MARYLAND
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976.9MADISONR2CRA
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History of Scott County,VirginiaBy Addington, Robert M.Gift of Edwin Storr
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Gift
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Gift of Ruth Gilbert Harrison
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CANADACanadian Library Yearbook, 971Fifth Edition, 1990 D27By Alexander, Wendy, Editor ALEGift of Edwin Storr 1990
QUEBECCorrections and Additions to 971.4Dictionnaire Gdndalogique des V2Families Canadicnnes LEBBy Leboeuf, J.-Arthur Suppl.On loan from Gail Marzano Estok
Dictionnaire Ge*n6alogique des 971.4Families Canadiennes, Volume I, V217th Century, A to Z TANBy Tanguay, L' Abbe", Compiler V.IOn loan from Gail Marzano Estok
Dictionnaire Glnlalogique des 971.4Families Canadiennes, Vols 2-7 V2By Tanguay, L'Abbe", Compiler TANOn loan from Gail Marzano Estok V.2-7
The "Dit" Name: French- 971.4Canadian Surnames, Aliases, D4Adulterations and Anglicizations QUIBy Quintin, Robert J., EditorOn loan from Gail Marzano Estok
A Guide to the Catholic Churches 971.4of the Province of Quebec K2By Quintin, Robert J., Editor QUIOn loan from Gail Marzano Estok
Miller's Manual. A Research 971.4Guide to the Major French- D27Canadian Genealogical MILResources,What They are andHow to Use ThemBy Miller, Douglas J.On loan from Gail Marzano Estok
The Notaries of French-Canada, 971.41626-1900 P2By Quinlin, Robert J., Editor QUIOn loan from Gail Marzano Estok
ONTARIOEarly Marriages in Ontario'sEastern TownshipsBy Robbins, Douglas A.,CompilerGift of Peggy Hall
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Guide to the Catholic Parishes of 971.3Ontario K2By Quinlin, Robert J., Editor QUIOn loan from Gail Marzano Estok
Inventory of Cemeteries inOntario: A GenealogicalResearch Guide(1987 Edition)
By Ronnow, Vema, Editor
Gift of Peggy Hall
The McCabe List, EarlyIrish in the Ottawa ValleyBy Elliott, Bruce S., Compiler
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SASKATCHEWANA Stake in the WestBy Carnduff, John P.Camduff, RichardGift of Edwin Storr
EUROPE
Michelin Road Atlas of EuropeBy Hamlyn, Paul
Gift of Edwin Storr
ENGLANDFamily History in ScarboroughLibrary
Gift of Edwin Ston-
Family History Sources atMalton Library, North YorkshireCounty Library
By North Yorkshire CountyLibrary
Gift of Edwin Storr
IRELAND
Ulster
By Gwynn, Stephen, Describcr
Gift of Edwin Slorr
SCOTLAND
Scottish Family HistoryBy Stuart, MargaretGift of Becky Saundcrs
ITALY
Italians to America, Volume 8,October 1893- May 1895
By Glazier, Ira A. andFilby, P. William , Editors
Italians to America, Volume 9,June 1895- June 1896By Glazier, Ira A. andFilby, P. William , Editors
POLAND
Korzcnic Polskie, Polish Roots
By Chorzcmpa, Rosemary A.Gift of Edwin Storr
SPAIN
Finding Your Hispanic RootsBy Ryskamp, George R.
Review copy
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FAMILY GENEALOGIESThe Berkshire, Vermont, Chaffces 929.2and their Descendants, 1801-1911 CHAFFEEBy Elliott, Aimer J., Compiler ELL
Gift of Edwin Storr
Vol. 24, No. 3, Spring 1998 Ancestors West 45
Soldier Boy Guidelines on Submissions
Taken from government records, the
following figures may surprise or shock
you, for they reflect the total enlistment of
Northern soldiers during the Civil War and
their ages:
10yrsold-25
llyrsold-34
12yrsold-225
13yrsold-380
14 yrs old-1,602
15 yrs old-104,987 (3.5%)
16 yrs old -231,051 (8.0%)
17 yrs old - 884,981 (28.0%)
18 yrs old -1,158,434 (38.5%)
19 to 22 yrs-617,511 (20.5%)
22 to 44 yrs - 52,696
45 and above - 0
The 15 to 18 year-olds made up 78% of
the total enlisted force. The 10 to 12 year-
olds were drummer boys.
Solano Co. GS, June/July 1992 via Placer Trails,
May 92; via Colorado GS; via Nuggets from
Paradise.
Due Dates:
July 15 - Summer 1998
October 15 - Fall 1998
January 15 - Winter 1999
April 15 - Spring 1999
Material for this quarterly publication is
solicited from members and non-members of
the Society.
Articles and information submitted will
be scanned and converted into raw text for
typesetting. Therefore, all submissions must
be typed and printed clearly. Dot matrix print
outs in very small print do not convert well,
so please try to set your letter size at 11 pt. or
larger.
Queries: Please have them be succinct, and
easy to understand. Give full names, dates and
locations when possible. Queries should be
typed, and accompanied by a cover letter with
your name, address and phone number.
Submission topics:
Local records: Church records (birth, bap
tisms, death, marriage records); Cemetery
records; School records; Business records; Civil
and Court records; Clubs and Lodge records;
Deeds; Wills and Estate records.
Family research: Ahnentafels, narratives or
lineages of a family (sources would be appreciated).
General information pertaining to geneal
ogy: "How To" articles; historical essays; any
thing that may make one laugh, etc.
Warning: The editorial staff (of one at this
moment) reserves the right to copy-edit anysubmission.
Having An Out Of Body Experience?
Or Simply Changed Your Address? We Need To Know!
Name:
Old Address:
City/State/Zip:
New Address:
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Date effective:
Return to: Membership Chairman, SBCGS, P.O. Box 1303, Goleta, CA 93116-1303
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Surname IndexThis index does not include S.B. Newspapers, New in the SBCGS Library
nor Maner Thorpe's Ahnentafel.
Aasicd 37 Kimmons 28
Arbtin 35 Krichbaum 36
Bauer 36 Langhcinrich/Longhcnry 36
Bloor 36 Locket 36
Boyce 34 Macaulay 29
Brclsibrd 36 MacDonells 28
Campbell 28 Macphcrson 29
Coombs 36 McGrath 29
Crawford 36 McQuaid 36
Culp 36 Mcndoza 37
Dalic/Dailcy 36 Miller 36
Day 34 Nelson 36
Dufficld 36 Pill 28
Fcaris 36 Rawlinson 28
Fischer 36 Shoop 36
Gcrhart 36 Stewart 29
Hcyd/Hcid/Hcydt/Heidl 36 Thomas 36
Hill 36 Thorpe 30
llillcbrand 29 Ware 35
Horn 27 Wcingart 36
Kidd 29 Wilson 29, 36
French Ancestor Research Group
' * * * June 10th, July 8th, & August 12th * * * * * *■
Call Gail Estok for details, 967-5221.
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Male Surnames in the Santa Barbara County
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dates back to 1542. In that year Juan Cabrillo discovered the Santa Barbara Channel and later, according to legend, crossed to
San Miguel Island where he died and was buried. A second Spanish explorer, Sebastian Vizcaino, entered the channel on the
Feast Day of Saint Barbara in 1602, and named the area accordingly. Fr. Fermin Francisco dc Lasucn founded the Santa
Barbara mission in 1786. Santa Barbara Royal Presidio, established April 21, 1782, by Fr. junipcro Serra, was the last of four
toyal presidios in Aha California: Santa Barbara, San Diego, Monterey, and San Francisco. Santa Barbara had all three
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