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Building California
Francisco Xavier Alviso, son of Domingo Alviso and Maria Angela de Trejo, was born in San Miguel de Horcasitas, Sonora, Mexico. His family moved to Alta-California when he was fourteen. He married Maria Augustina in 1787 in Carmel, California. They had seven children. He died in 1803 at the age of 38. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in California.
Wandering Peoples
Throughout this anthropological history, Radding presents multilayered meanings of culture, community, and ecology, and discusses both the colonial policies to which peasant communities were subjected and the responses they developed to adapt and resist them.
My Family Back Bone
Juan Maria Romero (ca.1747-1816) moved from Real Presidio de Loreto, Baja California to Santa Barbara, Alta California between 1785 and 1788, and later moved to San Fernando, Alta California. Descendants and relatives lived in California and elsewhere. Some ancestry lived in Mexico and elsewhere. Some ancestry lived in England, New England, Iowa, South Dakota, Oklahoma and elsewhere; some of this ancestry includes Sioux and other Indian tribes.
Narciso Botello's Annals of Southern California 1833 - 1847
This is the world premiere complete publication of Narciso Botellos important Annals of Southern California, a work focusing on the years 1833 - 1847 when California was emerging from its years of isolation and seclusion with dramatic turmoil, social change, political intrigues, and armed conflicts. Botello, living in that dusty pueblo Los Angeles, records a swirl of events and personalitiestragic love, crime, warfare, treachery, invasionall bound together by the characteristic bravado and intricate web of loyalties of the native Californios. This spirited English translation of the original, amplified by detailed notes and insightful commentary, draws the reader deep into the surprising events of the turbulent final years of Mexican California.
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