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SCHWALD FAMILY GENEALOGY
genealogy of the Schwald-Bergh and Buck-Verdugo families |
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Matches 8,301 to 8,350 of 10,245
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| 8301 | ORIGIN: Ausaima rancheria (also spelled Ansaime). LOCATION: Salinas Valley, Monterey County, east side of San Felipe sink on Pacheco Creek | INDIO, Regina (I25348)
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| 8302 | ORIGIN: Ausaima rancheria (also spelled Ansaime). LOCATION: Salinas Valley, Monterey County, east side of San Felipe sink on Pacheco Creek | INDIO, Lucrecia (I25349)
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| 8303 | ORIGIN: Ausaima rancheria (also spelled Ansaime). LOCATION: Salinas Valley, Monterey County, east side of San Felipe sink on Pacheco Creek | INDIA, Romana (I25359)
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| 8304 | ORIGIN: Ausaimas rancheria [Ausaima rancheria (also spelled Ansaime). LOCATION: Salinas Valley, Monterey County, east side of San Felipe sink on Pacheco Creek] | INDIO, Roman Maria (I25358)
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| 8305 | ORIGIN: Ausaymas rancheria [Ausaima rancheria (also spelled Ansaime). LOCATION: Salinas Valley, Monterey County, east side of San Felipe sink on Pacheco Creek] | INDIO, Fernando Antonio (I25343)
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| 8306 | ORIGIN: Aussaima rancheria [Ausaima rancheria (also spelled Ansaime). LOCATION: Salinas Valley, Monterey County, east side of San Felipe sink on Pacheco Creek] | INDIA, Marina (I25346)
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| 8307 | ORIGIN: Auxaimas rancheria [Ausaima rancheria (also spelled Ansaime). LOCATION: Salinas Valley, Monterey County, east side of San Felipe sink on Pacheco Creek] | INDIA, Matiana Dolores (I25350)
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| 8308 | ORIGIN: C-aa'l en la playa rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Chaal rancheria 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 | INDIO, Pedro Garva (I20772)
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| 8309 | ORIGIN: Cabuenga [Cahuenga] rancheria. TONGVA PEOPLE-A dynamic study of the Villages and Locations of the Gabrielino-Tongva Indians http://www.tongvapeople.org/?page_id=696 "Cahuenga is a former Tongva village near the San Fernando Mission in the San Fernando Valley. Its precise location is unknown. The name was used for the historic Mexican land grant Rancho Cahuenga. The name survives in Cahuenga Pass between the Valley and Hollywood, Cahuenga Boulevard, and Campo de Cahuenga in Studio City, California, where the Treaty of Cahuenga was signed. Name Variations or Other Villages: -Cabeugna -Cabuenga -Cahuegna -Cahuenga -Cahugna -Caliuenga -Cabuepet -Okowvinjha -Kowanga -Kaweengna -Kawengna" | LEIBA LEIVA INDIO, Conrado (I28007)
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| 8310 | ORIGIN: Cabuepet rancheria | INDIA, Maria de Vejar (I15570)
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| 8311 | ORIGIN: Cabuepet rancheria | INDIO, Casiano Maria (I9839)
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| 8312 | ORIGIN: Cahuilla rancheria (located San Diego area) | INDIA, Griselda (I17408)
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| 8313 | ORIGIN: Calabasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIA, Ana Bernarda (I19027)
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| 8314 | ORIGIN: Calabasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIA, Ana Paula (I19157)
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| 8315 | ORIGIN: Calabuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIO, Feliciano (I19023)
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| 8316 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIO, Estevan (I19013)
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| 8317 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIA, Eulalia (I19014)
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| 8318 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIA, Modesta (I19016)
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| 8319 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIO, Ignacio (I19020)
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| 8320 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIA, Antonia (I19044)
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| 8321 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIO, Antonio de Padua (I19046)
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| 8322 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIO, Ruperto (I19063)
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| 8323 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIO, Calisto (I19079)
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| 8324 | ORIGIN: Calahuasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIA, Dominga (I19080)
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| 8325 | ORIGIN: Calavasa Rancheria [Calahuassa/Calabuassa?-JSR] (located near Santa Barbara) | INDIA, Esperanza (I19045)
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| 8326 | ORIGIN: Capitan of San Rafael alias el Corral rancheria. LOCATION OF EL CORRAL RANCHERIA: [Northwest of El Cajon, near Mission Gorge-JSR] El Corral, large village settlement _____, recorded circa 1920 by Malcolm Rogers. El Corral and its outlying camps and activity areas were located along a major Native American trail. The Native American trail extended from the coast through present day Mission Valley, past the Mission San Diego Alcala, roughly following present day Mission Gorge Road to El Corral. | INDIO, Francisco y Juan (I22953)
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| 8327 | ORIGIN: Caquiltenog rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Unknown-East | INDIA, Maria de la Luz (I20654)
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| 8328 | ORIGIN: Casil rancheria | INDIA, Maria Ygnacia (I19049)
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| 8329 | ORIGIN: Chaal rancheria 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. 152 http://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 | INDIO, Avaristo Maria Aguila (I20598)
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| 8330 | ORIGIN: Chalon rancheria | INDIO, Baldomero (I14425)
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| 8331 | ORIGIN: Chalon rancheria | INDIO, Yacsuno (I14501)
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| 8332 | ORIGIN: Chalon rancheria | INDIA, Pecholtes (I14784)
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| 8333 | ORIGIN: Chatlon rancheria | INDIO, Pedro (I15355)
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| 8334 | ORIGIN: Chaubit rancheria | INDIA, Juana de la Santisima Sangre de Jesus (I21676)
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| 8335 | ORIGIN: Chepayaja a Santa Ysabel rancheria | INDIO, Pedro Regalado (I17253)
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| 8336 | ORIGIN: Chepayaja a Santa Ysabel rancheria | INDIO, Mesapaelc (I17254)
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| 8337 | ORIGIN: Chepayaja a Santa Ysabel rancheria | INDIA, Pauu (I17255)
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| 8338 | ORIGIN: Chita Zama de Quiguilit rancheria Merriam (1968:79) understood Quiquilit to include the following four rancherias: [1] chitazama, chitacano (probably same as chitama, near sea on old road of expedition [to Monterey]) [2] ssica [3] papuco, about a league from Mission, at boundary of 'Nacion' Guisuil [4] squem, about 4 leagues from Mission through territory of Ouisuil which is toward the N [Merriam 1968:72] 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 | INDIO, Vicente Maria Pinavete (I20596)
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| 8339 | ORIGIN: Chliquin rancheria | INDIO MASTA, Juan Josef (I15448)
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| 8340 | ORIGIN: Choimoc rancheria (located N. of Kern, CA) DERIVED ORIGIN: Choinoc rancheria | INDIA, Vivina (I15763)
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| 8341 | ORIGIN: Choimoc, Choinoc rancheria | INDIA, Marta (I15435)
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| 8342 | ORIGIN: Chotcaua rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Chotcagua rancheria | INDIA, Aurelia (I19099)
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| 8343 | ORIGIN: Chuclach, Chuclac rancheria Chuclac: Rancheria E of old San Benito rancho in canada Atnel [canyon in which town of San Lucas is located on E side of Salinas River] C. Hart Merriam papers relating to work with California Indians, 1850-1974. (bulk 1898-1938), p. 4/357 https://archive.org/stream/bancroft_chartmerriam_1556_05#page/n3/mode/1up | INDIA, Lutgardis (I20663)
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| 8344 | ORIGIN: Chumash from sxenen or La Palate rancheria, who was married to a Yokuts woman. | INDIO, Ygnacio (I19274)
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| 8345 | ORIGIN: Chuquilim rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Lamaca-Chuquilim rancheria AMACA: Rancheria located on the Monterey Co. coast, NW of San Antonio Mission C. Hart Merriam Papers Relating to Work With California Indians, 1850-1974. (Bulk 1898-1938) http://www.mocavo.com/C-Hart-Merriam-Papers-Relating-to-Work-With-California-Indians-1850-1974-Bulk-1898-1938-Volume-Indian-Stocks-and-Tribes-Bneg-1556-109/834873/56 | INDIA, Maria de los Angeles (I20746)
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| 8346 | ORIGIN: Chuquilim rancheria (located 5-6 miles S. of Msn. San Antonio de Padua) | INDIA, Maria Gertrudis (I12513)
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| 8347 | ORIGIN: Chuquilim rancheria (located 5-6 miles S. of Msn. San Antonio de Padua) | INDIA, Anna (I13207)
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| 8348 | ORIGIN: Cinissil rancheria Cinnisel or Cissicel, Cinissel, Cississil, Sainiss, Cizzil: Former rancheria on E side Salinas River C. Hart Merriam papers relating to work with California Indians, 1850-1974. (bulk 1898-1938), p. 5/357 https://archive.org/stream/bancroft_chartmerriam_1556_05#page/n4/mode/1up | INDIO, Policarpo Patcheco (I20666)
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| 8349 | ORIGIN: Cogy rancheria DERIVED ORIGIN: Quiguil-Cogy Salinan and Northern Chumash Communities of the Early Mission Period, Randall Milliken and John R. Johnson, June 2003, p. 90 Quiguil was recognized by the Mission San Antonio priests, and later by Gibson (1983: 115) as a multi-village district. One person was baptized from "las rancherias de Quiguil [the villages of Quiguil]" (SAN-B 1681). Some references mentioned locations on the sea shore, such as the "Mar por fa parte de Quiguil [the portion of the sea shore in Quiguil]" (SAN-B 305), "Mar de Quiguil [the sea shore of Quiguil]" (SAN-B 575), and "Rancheria del Mar de Quiguil [the rancheria of the sea shore of Quiguil]" (SAN-B 1087). | INDIO, Lazaro Joseph Marnes (I20642)
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| 8350 | ORIGIN: Cohanga rancheria | INDIA, Liboria (I23412)
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