Ancestors West Index 1975 to 1988 - the Santa Barbara County ...

INDEX TO ARTICLES IN "ANCESTORS WEST",1975-1988, Vols. 1-14
Compiled by Lilian Mann Fish Month/Year Vol/NQ-Page(s)
ABBREVIATIONS COMMONLY USED Dec 19§4 10/4 1?1
(Additional) Dec 1988 14/4 170-171
ABBREVIATIONS FOR POST OFFICES,
STATES AND OTHER AREAS Sept 1985 11/3 101
ABBREVIATIONS WITH CHANGED MEANINGS Dec 1984 lp/4 1^0
Dec I988 14/4 170
ADDRESSES - GENEALOGICAL RECORDS,
OTHER COUNTRIES Sept 1981* 10/3 96
ADMONITIONS-DO NOT USE BLUE INK Mch I983 9/1 9
"ADVENTURE1 STORY,An -22 Dec 1779-
D?l&178° 'SUbmittedbyGail March 1987 13/1 12-1*
ADS, ADVERTISEMENTS
ANCESTRAL ANTIQUITIES, Chadwato
IrOSSOn'0^^6 °f ad-dreSSes Jun* 195? 5/2 62
EXCHANGE PERIODICALS, each issue,^a^cover^1 ^
AELIE and AELLA, Anglo Saxon Kings
of Northumberland Mch 1984 10/1 34
AGED PERSONS SUPPORTED BY SANTA
BARBARA COUNTY, LIST OF Sept 1988 14/3 1^ 130
submitted by Jan Cloud, original at sTb! Hist. Socf ^
ALABAMA Pickens Co. Hist. Soc.
attempting to reclaim,collect
RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD LETTERS, Mch#1986 12/1 17-18
ALLIED^FlMiLIE^ (18° ^187« (misnumbered p. 1@5)
Notes on Articles on CRAFT,
Al11!* families, History.etc.
CT. SOC. OF GENEALOGIST^' Dec 1984 IOA 14. i^
ALMA (Alma Imhoff Lauritsen^ T I 1*5-146
PROFILE -L-auritsen) June 198o 6/2
Mch 1981 7/1
^
5
AMERICAN FAMILY RECORDS ASS'N M° h l983 ^/l 7
nist. books placed in eirniiioi
»g collection of Mid cStiSnt
?2? Jiteacy System's North
names u±KI*lZ-53 most common
ssss sir-&ass & » 19M 1V1.
DANA to 1RVIN J«ne 1983 13/2/ 80 fie
JACKson to MILLER Sept 1987 ifAxioZlle
*£&S t0 sC0TT Dec 1987 13X 174.17^
SCOTT to ZANE Mch 1988 i«W tl £?5
AMKRICAN TRAIL BLAZERS- Sept l?88 W3 122-127
mSS ^ily. Patricia L.White June ^?9 5/2/37-39
«Ps&1ss^sBgsMeade^^ 5/3/68 69
AN OLD SAN DIEGO LETTERHEAD 5/3/68-69
Harvxlle Bros. * Co. June ^ $/z/ ^

INDEX TO ARTICLES IN ANCESTORS WEST 1975-1988, Vol.1-14
Compiled by Lilian Mann Fish
Month/Year Vol.No.Page
ANCESTOR TABLES /, ? ?
PADDOCK, husband ) Sept 1978 8/3 91-92
PADDOCK, Virginia (McGRAW)
12. PADDOCK, James C. (h. of 11) Sept 1978 8/3 92-95
13. ROUSE, Shirley Elain (Kil-
RoKnsilS5?dB52LII1'H-) Sept1978 vs 95-96
14. HARVILLE, Ronald Patrick Dec 1978 4/4 122-123
15. CHURCH, Margaret Fry
(Wilbur Kenneth Cox., h.)
COX, Margaret Fry Church Dec 197? 4/4 123-127
16. REID, Everett Rockwell, Jr. Dec 19$8 4/4/ 129-130
17 HORSH, Esther Roberts (w of 16) M M 4/4/ i?o nn
n REID, Esther Roberts (HORSH) ' ' 9 3
18. SMITH, Frank Benjamin
(Grace McCandless, wife) Dec 1978 4/4/ 13i-n4
Raised June 1981 7/2 HJiz
19. STEINHOFF, Marylynne
(James J. OPPEN, h.)
OWEN, Marilyn STEINHOFF Dec 1978 4/4 134-135
I?' 5££?2J£5£' Judith Ann WEICH Mch 1979 5/1 23-24
21. HERITAGE, Kathryn (Karen) ' J
Roth June 1979 5/Z 52-54
22. WOODS, AMY Estelle
(John MARWEDE, h.)
MARWEDE, AMY WOODS June 1979 5/2 54-56
23. Mc CLBNATHEN, Gordon Gale Sept 1979 5/3 73-7S
(Merna WALLACE, wife) /J '* f*
24. WALLACE, Merna Margaret Sept 1979 5/3 71-7*
McCLENATHEN, Merna WALLACE /J ?5 ?
25. WHITE, Patricia Meade Dec 1979 5/4 107-108

INDEX TO ARTICLES IN "ANCESTORS WEST" 1975-19 88
Compiled by Lilian Mann Fish
Vol.l-l4
ANCESTOR TABLES Month/Year Vol.No. Page
Chart No..26 DOTY, John Alan,
Denise Diana, Kenneth
Edward, children of
DOTY, John Emit and
Mary Arlene LANGSTAFF, Mch lo8o 6/x 19_23
27.
his wife.
GORRELL, Elizabeth (wife
2f Si0^f Wigfall ROOT Mh
ROOT, Bette (later m.
1980 6/l 2if„29
28.
29.
KOTT)
KIRKWOOD, Jocelyn (Joyce)
MORGAN, Mnft' ?lraer Jocelyn W,) nee June 1980
MOSS, Ethel Maude Sept 198C
Maternal Ancestry ~
6/2.
6/3
:;/-*
46-49
92-95
1 >
30. Mo.'PHEEArchibald Edwin Dec 1980 6/4 113
son of SBCGS Member
JOHNSTON,Margaret Elizabeth HOUSE
31. SCOFIELD,
SCOFIELD,
«tohn Henry, son of
NORMAN,SBCGS Member Mch I98I 7/1 7-9
32. HANNA, Leilie Winifrdd,
dau of
HANNA, Sylvia Ann McKINNEY
SBCGS Member Dec 1981 7/4 118-120
33. HOUSTON, Frances Marion Mch 1982 8/1 14-18
34. KEYES, Irma BENNETT « .. -,0q0 q/q ae
wife of John R. Keyes Sept 1982 8/3 85
35. COBB, Catherine Lynn and
COBB, Caroline Sue, daus. of
COBB, Shirley RODICK COBB
(Mrs.. Malcolm Lynn C0BB0 Dec 1982 8/4 122-124
36. WALT, Dorothy MANTZ .wife
of Martin WALT Mch 1983 9/1 8-9
37. EARLY, Elizabeth Ann June 1983 9/2 48
38. 0VINGT0N, Alice Naomi Sept I983 9/3 88
39- GGRAHAM, Muriel RIEMEN, for grandson,
HILDEBRANDT, Graham Russell,
son of dau. Mrlidds and h.
Thomas Russell HILDEBRANDT Dec I983 9/4 125-128
£0. La BRECHE, Marie Mch 1984 10/1 9-11
Revised and Expanded Dec 1988 14/4 153-159
41. SCOFIELD, Anthony Hugh,
bro. of SCOFIELD, Norman Jun 1984 10/2 47-51
42. BONILLA, Lynn, Richard Loren,
Steven Robert, John Kevin
grandchildren of
BONILLA, Isaac Antonio and
&is wife, Joy TENNEY BONILLA June I985 11/2 56
43. SHANHOLTZER, Margaret SAVARY
(Mrs. Robert S.) Mch 1985 ll/l 12-14
44. NOBLE, Norton, Jr. June 1985 11/2 51-55
45 • HARPER, Helen Bonner (w. of 44) Jun 1985 11/2 59
NOBLE, Helen Bonner HARPER
*6- Wg'o^forailD Sept 1985 11/3. 102-10*
47. SANFORD, Welbourne LeLacey
(Sandy) Dec 1985 11/4 139

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INDEX TO ARTICLES IN "ANCESTORS WESTW 1975-1988 Vol. 1-14
Compiled by Lilian Mann Fish Month/Year Vol. No. Page
ANCESTORS TABLES . R
Chart No. 48 THELIN, Harold J. Mar 1986 12/1 18-20
(misnumbered 186-188)
49. FLEWELL, Janet, wife of „•„«/..«„«,
THELIN, Harold J. Mar 1986 12/1 20-21
THEXIN, Janet FLEWELL e U^mb*red 188-I89h
50. FULLER, Carol, wife of >r v/ ' bS'-by
KOSAI, Kenneth j lo86 12/2 51-52
KOSAI, Carol FULLER dune ±y ' * /
51. KOSAI, Kenneth Sept 1986 12/3 96
J (h. of No. 50)
52. EDVALL, Grace DOWNIE Sept I986 12/3 98-99
53. BRADDOCK, Anne Sept 1986 12/3 102
54. KNIGHT, Martha Ewing,
wife of CLtfDE, George - 1986 lz/l+ 151-154
CLYDE, Martha KNIGHT ue0 xyo° ±£/^ •° x ±D
Additions & Corrections Mch I987 13/1 21
55. OWEN, Kenneth, son of
SBCGS member
Marilyn (APPLING) OWEN Mch I987 13/1 15-21
56. DILLARD, Julia E izabeth M h 10o7 -.o/t 22-26
dau of Gail BEASLEY DILLARS Mcn iy° ' ±:>/± " *°
and DILLARD, Louis Stanley,Jr.
Correction Sept 1987 13/3 133
57. CRAWFORD, Steven Edgar
Kevin Sumner,Frederick
William, Douglas Melgord, Jr.
sons of SBCGS member -. c7 -, £?
Doris BATCHELDER CRAWFORD Bdc I987 13A -L-"~-LO'c
58. HARDWICK, Michael David and
Patricia Ann, ch. of
HARDWICK, Michael Ricardo and
FOSS, Paula Jeanne, his wife
with DESCENDANTS* CHARTS Mch I988 14/1 19-20
59. SHOEMAKER, Lawrence Draper
Susan Watkins, Julia Morrison
ch. of SBCGS member
SHOEMAKER, Francine Draper June 1988 14/2 66q6?
60. McGRATH, John Joseph and
Bugene Francis McGRATH
sons of SBCGS member
McGRATH Beatrice MOHR June I988 14/2/68-70
61 CLARK, Christopher Gleason Sept 1988 14/3 114
ANCESTORS TABLES
SUGGESTIONS re format and items
to be included
COMMENTS requested on change
of format,
Sept 1987 13/3 136
Sept 1988 1V3 114
CONTRIBUTE Your Tables
SHARE YOUR ANCESTORS TABLES
ANCESTORS, DO YOU HAVE ENGLISH
ANCESTORS? Dec 1984 10/4 119
June 1987 13/2 76
ANCESTORS, SEARCHING FOR NEW ENGLAND
ANCESTORS (Seattle Gen. Soc.) June I983 9/2 56

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INDEX TO ARTICLES IN "ANCESTORS WEST" 1975-1988, Vols. 1-14
Compiled by Lilian Mann Fish MONTH/YEAR VOL. NO. PAGE
ANCESTRAL CHART Dec 1988 14/4 160
SUGGESTIONS ON PREPARATION OF
ANCESTORS WEST
THROUGH ANCESTORS WEST I HIT
THE JACKPOT, Amy Marwede June 1980 6/2 **2
ANCESTORS WEST
Hope in the near future to
introduce RESEARCH HELPLINE
(Seattle Gen. Soc. Bulletin
established such a column
Winter 1985/6 pp JF8-60 to
replace its former Mch 1986 12/1 28
WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE?
ANCESTORS WEST
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMITTALS Mch I987 13/1 8
Paper size, 7 i" x 11 i M
1 inch margins all 4 sides
Margins to be observed if 8J" x 11" paper used.
ANCESTORS WEST
For the past year HELEN FYDELL
has been receiving mail requests Dec 3037 13/4 186
regarding research.
Helen has made photocopies from which
CAROL KOSAI intends to evolve QUERIES
Several from ENGLAND illustrate the
desirability of supplying
FAMILY HISTORY NEWS AND DIGEST with
abstracts of contents of each issue
of ANCESTORS WEST, In past several
prepared by the Editor, but VOLUNTEER
NEEDED.
ANCESTORS WEST
REFERENCE LIST Sept I983 9/3 89
Pages in Vol 12/1 March 1986 were misnumbered
Should have been 3-42
AMCESTORS WEST
SUGGESTIONS FOR MATERIAL FOR Sept I987 13/3 129
Note at p. 136 re preparation of
ANCESTORS TABLES
ANCESTRAL NAMES, SEARCHING FOR
Dewey Decimal System Numbers
involved (929)
States, areas in the 970s Mch 1981 7/1 22
ANCIENT ANTIQUITIES
Offer to members of 9 listed
ancestral societies June 1979 5/2 62 (ad)

f*:^ f**\ , —v** >*%- .^S P
i
ANNOUNCEMENTS Sept. 1983 9/3 113-117 ^
ADTOUNCEMENTS
Gbddard Family Assn, Convocation
Witchit a, Kansas June 21-24,1984
June 1984 10/2 p 46
Research Trips
Book Faire,(date not yet set ) same ref.
ANNOUNCEfflENT
American Genealogical Lending Library
March 1984 10/1 p 11
ANSWER TO INQUIRY- Edwin Owen Qrpet
March 1983 9/1 p. 9
ANSWERING QUERIES PAYS ~ "
Query In SECOND BMTdl^',ly'^sex a •- *&ss.
*» MANN and WB^Z^ ^
APC5AR Family T) -> a [fi!~t/7
0/0. &r^m m, Apgar P.O.Box 46 V^\'.V I i
Glen Garden NJ o8826 5 / f [(Oif
f-nrtm TM1HTT tr—u>~. • "" |
APPLING, JAMES M. (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1988 14/3/96-97
Marilyn Appling Owen „„,, ~ Q1QQ(-
APPLING, JAMES M. Ndv. 24,1811-N>v. 3 1895
torn KENTUCKY son of Joel &Sally Breedlove Appling
marriage Elizabeth Barnes,Simpson Cb. KY I834
with names of children. To MO 1835 Farmer,Civic
Tartar. Gave land for Laclede Gb. Seat,Lebanon MO 1849
' ^P^OTr^AT°S5f ^^ BROACH TO ORGANIZING
GENEAI/XXCAL DOCUMENTS BEFORE £££ AcL>Wm
William W. Ebllarhide
" DEC 1986 12/4 145-150
!A6bOL GENEAIOGIOO, ^arry Titus, (family Tree)
" — MarnrcnTrao toot MAR 1981 7/1 10-11
ARCHER family
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 n 48
Quarterly and Newsletter and Special Publi4tLns noted

.iRaiERY,' i wms derived from ani ,*t profss. Jn of
(ANCESTORS WEST June 1987 13/2/74
Info submitted by {krolyn Crawford
SEPT 1979 5/3 pp 70-71
ARENAS, Amnaro - n-. , „i„., «* ru -i •
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA, extracted by
Mar y Ellen Galbraith
ARIZONA Maps, Records, Research
(ANCESTORS WEST-
June 1984 10/2 "s2^S3
Territory 1863; 48th State 1912
MPA p. 52Chronology p. 51
Stae Dept of Health has birth and death records from 1H0C
MS00iage records -Clerk of Superior Court where liceceey
jlssuecLjed.
•IITKR P^-Pn^nnop; fffi. Library rail numpra given
ARKANSAS, Maps, Records, Research
Juif(MRS^
'ISSt&y6;. S^ 18l9: 25th aate 1836
Bureau of Vital statistics, State Health Dent has
irom ita.7. Clerks of counties where license obtained
w^s deedf^ reC°rdSs- aerk=.Circui? SSSttTC
wuis, deeds, divorces and war service.
~^R Tl1hiulGLreferences p. 55
ARTICLES - PRHDnor^
ACTOgraphp^^
*W Pre^rt- 8' 198°
*«+ i^residio Padre »q r»
54-55
J^ei987 i3/2
— ~^__1 p^58
Jl^U^e/ap. 45
Avery Hill **.„, CT
tk
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1

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S
AVILA Cornel to
SEPT 1979 5/3 pp 70-71
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
extracted by Mary Ellen Galbraith
AUSTRALIAN (BNGRESS (FOURTH) on Genealoby/Heraldry
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1985 11/2 p 49
e baU i,n Canberra May 8-n 1986
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1985 11/4 p 135
BRIDGING THE GENERATIONS topic.
Jan CLoud and Ibreen Dullea members of Canberra Sbc.
AWARDS, Elizabeth Simpson
Fed/ Famd^y History Societies
AWARDS,
March 1987 13/1 p. 9
to Margaret Ellison Beckman,
former Santa Barbaran
June 1984 10/2 81
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1984 10/2 n 81 * }
(Jan. 1984 for Cbast Guard activities)

jllPs j0*.j .... ...^^ ... . .......y^.„_ /^i **%'" ~ Navy« but ^signed
settled in Newark atv "V ?e °cean «*
returning to Engla^ toVI^ **" 6*» «*fbre
traced back to fnoq .~J BALCH lineage has h^n
JOHN BAST Sttl^ TJ22 branch- reprlsen^V
Wife of Ttomas BaTct J^ ^ «** " 1836. *
EDWARD
She d.
T.
leavin72^1^?rtn,emter
BALCH. ^"dren only
ot
son
TITFORD
was
tmily
^y
'S^B TOSANTA BARBARA
A53g?TCRs west, b:]^.^^^
BAUWIN BY-LINES announcement k.-
.._.__iN^^j^^U^^2be«|co^Ued
BALLOU FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1988 14/2/ 58- 63
Bible, gift of Bess &huispr in "•
production of a Six GeneK^fnn^?16 °°°Perated in
were manners of a gtwT^^fifcne Chart-^ y
•neet monthly iri VeS ^J^0*•GeaSociety **>
for the first feraaTe^?'^^ "astous«a new sheet
sheets alphabeS?y°bvlS ^T* and flle «>*
file accordine tothf „ k fanaly ^name or in a
sheets torlaVLnera^^30 to make TO
Bea will e^J^^ re'erenCeS ^ on «**

~r- - j -. w»i»,
signed reposition. In 1830 c?f^bd the
ocean and i^otled in New York CLty.*iamained
6 yrs before returning to England to die.
BALCH lineage has been traced back to 1023 ,
1 branch, represented by John BALCH, settled
in MA as early as 1626 Wife of Tbomas BALCH
~i£*4^ k£*0/I *** was a member of th© the TITFQRD TITFORD family. She died?, di ^
£WJV wy leaving 2 shall children. Js^cl. 1^1^5"m 1&-(*Z3
W*J«" BA^. EDWARD, the only son ft London aid onl/ 3
\7 yrs of age when first came to America. Cta On return
to Iondon studied under a tutor and then at
Oxford. .Then toured the Holy Land and India.
Became interested in occult,telepathy etc.
9see next card)
DEC 1979 5/4 pp 102-103
Card 2
BALCH THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
Edward T.(con) Wished to remain in India but
tutor opposed, influenced him to come to America
Crossed Isthmus of Suez on camcelback,journeyed
through Mediterranean and crossed Atlantic to
New Orleans,LA, landing in 1849. There entered
POSTER, Sarah. At outbreak of Civil War,expressed
sympathy for Union. Nbved to Weatherford TX
in 1861 and became interested in cattle business
Ebon TK as unsafe as New Orleans. Learning of
plot to kill, fled to Vicksburg,joined Union troops
Honorably discharged 1865 ,then settled in Southbend
7A„ji,s^hearth officer of Pacific Go. 1891 came to CA*
settled in New York Cite » , ocean and
ESFF ?^^ to dieReK $"" 6^s *efore
WfeTr^S^11^ « «ay 25"1 by
———SBag33B5^
BAUWIN BY-LINFq
"""FJSS"' BIBLE RECORDS
(ANCESTORS WEST, jdne 1988 14/2/ ^ 63
Bible, gift of Bess 2ahuiser tn cjiwo ^
G*ol Kbsai. (mus p^ far sT/ntla,1SCritlai *
m. LYDIA Davis 4 Nov. 1821.
BA?OS

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"^arcd 2
BARBEP Peter•.J,l>'VU; v- '.-tli'.-..-!;:;•: ">1:*L
gfe&y^la^^Mn^rs^teh Bank,
Dibblee mansion; Cbttage Hospital, S. B.
Public Library, and many large residences .
' JUKL979 5/2 pp 50-5L
\felker ThomptynjfS.B.History Makers 167-1Q9
illus p.166 and other refs J
Yda Storke, S.B. History pp 553-557
News-Press, SB Yesterdays Sept 1 1974
JUN 1959 5/2 pp 50-51
BARBER, Peter J. (P.j.) i635 Thomas BarbS^.Eng
crossed Atlantic and settled in CT tother was
MERCY MERRIIL, b. HartdJord 1781,whose family
settled in MA 1634. BARBER family migrated
to OHIO 1852 P.J. got ldfields. sSLtfSt
sunmer in San ,rancisoo as a carpenter. ^
t^fSo *I uns2ocessM- tln« in Marysville in gUd.
fields, returned to San Francisco; had drafting9
lessons, worked with architects, became adesilierbuilder.
In 1869 moved to Santa Barbara^Sfir
silt l^°f!fsionalism which has been emulated ever
S?£%V? ."f1Ve tr°m 187° to 189°- Cabrillo BLvd
!l
established
M ^J!St±
during
C avenue
his 2nd
of
(189CK91)
**** s
term
his
as
idea
Mayor
Peter J. BARBER (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1980, 6/4 p 142
gArggg his buildings: '*-
-. . ^m^O,m^^aS72,75) mi oi Rec^s 1891
M»k Clock BLdg. Linobin House (Uphara H>tel)
Annex to Arlington Ibuse as well as the original hotel
tor which designs were solicited from a number of
firms; the first bank building, Lincoln School
banta Barbara College, MDrtimer Cbok house
ftint-Stambach house, Thomas Dibblee house Odd
Fellows Hall, Gasper Qrena house. Ubrk included many
Victorian houses, the classical Courthouse-Italianate
Arlington Ibuse and Tuscan vill» Dibblee Ibuse.
SEPT 1979 5/3 pp 70-71
^^sh^f^li',
ft2K ^ glTdson
**
of
°f
Dea.
Franc±s
Samuel
BARKER
BARKER
of
rJ^V*?.1""16 aooftt *** beeches torGen
INGAILS, INTA?^ ^Nancy WaShlI18:t0n; 5 otherAnother ch named was
He arr. S. B. 1 Jan 187^ tram San Prancisco
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA, extracted by
Mary E|.len Galbraith
ji^-flis / i

* mmaJt -&
from Atherton, *CA• in im,
Rivera Ct«pany at's^ta i£TJOrity ^^older in
«o"ld mpair nflghtoS*Sv?I*iented *> ^faf^r18
at nmanucost of $4 onn, * ^"coo houses erX^
Pre «brld War j?^~nslde«hle^fffted
Riding streets named £^*les "^ergxound
•^^S**"folwded 193° *• **- °-
' ^^E^U^o 6/2p63
"ELDER, orn^ ,_~ ~~
Cg* ?e A. SBP^F a. Nathaniel 4 3 , o^" 8' Richard?
_^__^heth ^en Jfttcheu V*^ I829 '
,fc

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BECKWITH, GLAYDS
See PROFILES Card ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 10
Ways and Means (bmnittee head Mayflower descendant.
Currently wrking on Canadian ancestry
SMITH Fremont, WIS 1855 SCHOEN Berk 6). PA 18503
ELLSWORTH ELLIOTT SMITH Family Group Sheet submitted
with query H,W and 10 ch listed p. 202 (34)
""'iKEL, °ne °f 6*»*«« *» came
from Aberdeenshire to w>rk tor El«ood COOPER
^mS^S 'SSL0** TO SAOTA BARBARA
- _AI«SraRS WEST, SEPT 1980 6/3/ p. as^
BELL. James B. ni,^
lecturer - i qtq „rect°r NE Hist rv, c
- *»aragssaSa
MAR 1979 5/1
WfOW ^S^^^^nar *0gL on
~~ SSSiSdJStl*!) ^ P4
BELL0B5 tw^, ~~ '
toi^ Henry ^2f2,*ad «. ' *r
«roton M4 30 jfov 186
_____J«^ «19795/4pjo3
sap--»"?2£$tyssys
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BmCCX», HERBERT » , ~~-—-
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^ «e3S? ^bara«- Except , 2/3/I^'
^5^^£««£"* — for
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BIDGOC3D HERBERT R(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 198? 13/3/10b ^ Jf
Card 2
Names that keep Bert busy inclutk^. <
er^OQD Mason Gb. W 1830 fflAbUOJ?
HAYES Chautaugua Cb NY 1816
CAVE Gilpen Gb. CO I860
GRIFFITH Shropshire Gb. ENG 1841
BLAIR, Nellie, wife of Dr. T.E. CUNNANE,
born and riased in W. Va. Mother of 2 ch:
Eugenia and Virginia CONNANE.
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
ANCESTORS WEST, Dec. 1979 5/4 p. 102
((ANCESTORS WEST, g^ lg88
ELEANOR "Tbodie" BLANCHARD WATANABE BIOW,83
9 yr resident d 11 Aug 1988, b 28 May 1905 Tasmania;
moved to New York City early 1960s when she m.
Jerry "Hideo" Watanabe, son of Awjino Watanabe, one of
early developers of the Mitsui Import Gb. of Japan. She
later married Milton Blow, founder of Milton.BLow
Advertising and moved to S.B in 1977 after his death.
She was last surviving sister of S.B. residenc, Dorothy
Blanchard Harrmerstein, wife of Oscar Hammerstein,
Broadway lyricist and librettist.
BLOKHAM, Dr. Ben,
professor of history, director of Institute of
Family and Local History at Brigham Young University
lecturer of FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY, July 26,1980
UCSB Special Summer Program in Local History
ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980 6/2 p 41
BCDIE CAL. "WANTED AD" 1880's
Inquiry re a John Sipes killed by bear near town.
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p 26
BOOK COMMITTEE ( ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1986 12/2/ 52
"CLIMB IT RIGHT" available through Book ?Cbnmittee.
15 chapter work with biblio. for each chapter.
Up-to-date chapter on Gbmpterization.
John Gosgriff, librarian at Virginia Tech,ia.ackshurg VA
— -nl limn 9n ^MPTTTFR HELP RDR GENEALOGISTS
BCO^AIREjdate not yet set) Announcement
BOOK RENTAL SERVICE fpl,/ '
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC^^ 123
Itental Lihrary 5300 SE 1st St. "a #82 7
$$» tomes bua 50315 2 '
** N- Bl"T Cbryell
PARISH MAPS OF THE nnnmr ^ 1978 4/l 29

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and Minnesota librarieslpp 5£S) (PP 1?"19)
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Source B»ks listed on p. 43.
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E EARLY SETTLERS OF NANTOCMT !««> ,J
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4th ed. by EdWdA^ aflJS?*1* °> •*****&
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TWELVE FAMILIES - AN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. A Family
History of CDELEr-BAER and related lines, William F.
Odell, Gateway Press, L.Cbngress lb.81-80933,xiii,520pp
Front endpaper - Odell fan chart; back Baer fanchart.
FAMILIES- AIRMAN BAR/BAER GANT/GHENT aGREEN HQRNING
MICHELL ODELL/O'DELL PEERENBOOM RILESf ROOKS
SPRINGER SWING . n _
Appendix C pp 484-489ia a Diary of Geneatogigal Trip
during 1980 by author and wife fromtheir Florida home,
to New Orleans, La. (after some 5,500 back to FLa.
Notes also of several dozen other trips to NC on south
VLsoonsin on north west and Vermont on the East.
BOOK REVIEWS (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT L982, 8/3 p 114
CHICKASAW TIMES PAST, Vol 1 No. l,Apr,May June 1982
West Chickasaw Hist & Gen Soc.P.O.Box 42,Houston MS
38851. contents noted.
THE INDIANA GENEALOGICAL INFORMER Vol III No. 9 Mayf82
Monthly Newsletter. Special issue motivated by
annual conference Natl Gen. Sbciety in Indianapolis.
Contains updated list of 37 gen societies in Indiana,
etc.
QUARTER SESSION RECORDS FOR FAMILY HISTORIANS
comp. J.S.W.Gibson,Oxford, oldest and main collections
of public records of historic counties in England
and Wales, ^fparish and probate records).
Listings varied but types notes in review.
BOCK REVIEWS (ANCESTORS WEST DEC L982 8/4 pl52
THE SOUI^mE^T^l'NlAN - New Quarterly announced,
proposes to include transcriptions,abstracts of county
records .Bible records, gen, articles% #to?Sfc issue to
Removals for Cbunty Insolvent Tax Lists, Brunswick Gb.
Wills, various county records.
TRUMAN TRIBUTE, Ebris R>ney Ebwers, ed. Inaugural Issue
Spring 1982
ROIO-GENE pub for International Ben. Felowship of
Hatarians published 6 times a year opens up subscription
privilege to those interested in advancement of family
studies.
BOOK REVIEW _ RECOMMENDED READING
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p 34
IN ENGLISH WAYS,David Grayson Alien. The Movement of
Societies and the eransferal of English local law
and Custom to Massachusetts Bay in the Seventeenth
Century - Winner of Jamestown Prize for Early
American History. 5 towns covered
Rowley ooraiDn-field farming ,conservative land-
Hingn^tro^^^
Newbury, unrest ,etc. divergent traditions of Wilt
shire -Hampshire are^atertown-like_East _Ar^iian__
-i -» —• 1—
BOOK REVIEWS (ANCESTORS WEST.MARCH 1983 9/1 p.34
PUIOTANRWWM) READING;
/Winner of Pulitzer Prize in History, 1963
Examines formative experiences of Sudbury, Mass.
and diverse backgrounds of 4 of town leaders.
Peter fbyes and

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BOOK REVIEW
BEDWEIii FAMILY, S , Iarry King,1982,
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1984 10/3/p 108
(10th generation VA family desc. of Robert Bedwell,
St. Giles Parish, Cfippiegate, London, England.
Frances Redfearn Family,Ruth Redfern Pells, Cbrpus
Christi, TEXAS (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1984 10/3/ 108-109
BOOK REVIEWS
ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1985 11/1 p 18
VERMONT, Index to Gazetteers of ADDISON 00. and
RUTLAND CD. Vt. Care in use re place names advised
Covers text portions, but not business directory.
M^re than just names and pages given.
*** GENEALOGICAL CLEARINGHOUSE QUBRTERLY,Stuempges
Gen.Clearing house pub. Lists items for sale p 18
*** SOUTH PACIFIC COUNTY GEN. SOC.P.O.Box 1024 "
LONG BEACH, WA98631. has sent 3 copies of its
CLAN DIGGER notes re Genran records and research aids
***
BOOK REVIEWS
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U. SMARMY 1800-1815.
1986 John Vogt.Alphabetical list with
Name, Unit,Age, Occupation,Birthplace,
Enlisted, Comments. * indicates soldier or
his widow applied for bounty kand warrant.
Warrant files now in custody of Natl Archives
and part of Group 9^» Records of Adjutant
General's Office, Natl Archives,
Washington DC compiler,Stuart Lee Butler
BOOK REVIEWS (ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1987 13/1/39 .
**WILL AND ESTATE REOORDS IN THE VIRGINIA STATE
LIBRARY . AResercher's Guide ISBN 0-935931-27-0,cl987
John \bgt and T. William Kethley Je. paperback,180 p
Discusses Primogeniture,functioning in England from
time of lbman Conquest-right of oldest son to inherit
property, title, etc. of a parent to exclusion of
all other children. Entailment also discussed.
Widow's right of dower (1/3 of estate for lifetime,
remaining 2/3 to eldest son. unless will specified
differently. If eldest son dead, oldest gransamn
became heir. Deceased unmarried,but childless,
to his eldest brother .Man married,no ch. then widow
received land for her lifetime,but had to petition
and pay for a new patent if she wished to bequeath it.
Changes after American Revolution. __._
BOOK REVIEW (ANCESTORS WEST,MARCH 1987 13/1/40
*** VIRGINIA CENSUS REC0RBS - THE FEDERAL CENSUS
OF 1850 FOR FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA,James V.Hutton
Jr. Jbhn vogt and T, William Kethley Jr. gen. editors.
ISM 0-935931-26-0
BOOK REVIEWS, (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/71-72
PITFALLS IN GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH ,Milton RubincamFASG
1987 74 pp Listing of Cbntents discloses pitfalls.
Comprehensive notes provide many valuable comments and
references.
*** FAMILY NAMES J. N. Ibok Ph.D 1882lMacmillan Pub Cb
388 pp Author, former prof English atU of Illinois and
1981 ELI Author of the Year highlights over 2,800 names.
*** CHICAGO AND COOK COUNTY SOURCES p. 72
A Genealogical and Historical Guide,Ioretto Dennis
Szuca 1986, Ancestry Pub. Cb. reviewed by Carol Kosai
21 chapter, 11 appendices and an index. Book answers
many questions not anticipated.
By Carol Kbsai.
PLYMOUTH COLONY, Its History and People 1620-1691,
Eugene Aubrey Stratton,1986, Ancestry Pub. Cb. 481 pp
3 sections; ChronologicalHistories,7 chapters.
2. Topical Jkrratives etc. 7 chapters
3. Biographical Sketches 146 pp.
Bx>k is indead, has bibliography and 11 appendices
Author is FASG, and as former Historian General
of the General Sbciety of Mayflower Descendants speaks
with great authority in an interesting manner.

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review by Cta^^?"**. 1*6. Ancestr«shi„g
Border states di^^'a"' ^A ,VA' W> **. NC ' V
Suwnary given ft*. ^7T^ *re ^ and JO -
Natl. Arrives^ ^°* «£* *** « the «.
Confederate wwSSL?^'"* T^ete •»"«» tor
pliable and where tSarf^*^ records are
with genealogy since lOTO^Lt^* ""f been ^Ived
gen. researcher in Washington^ *ftf°fesa*,n»l
BOOK REVIEWS (ANCESTORS WEST, .JUNE 1987 13/2/
(reviewed by Editor Ulian M. Fish) ' '
APPRENTICES OF CONNBCTICOT 1637-1900 1st Pte 1986
CT and^w Z^££&Ai£?^£eg&3*
BOCK REVIEW (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1987 13/4/179
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John Vogt & T. William Kethley,
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ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1988 1V4 p 179
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BOSTON EVENING TRANSCRIPT, THE IATE LAME«D
Lilian M. Fish tore,, 1978 4/1 p4
BOSTON TEA Pamv »r, " " "
«* *• BostoTL ^;GB0^ ROBERT TtELVE,^ ^
DBC1978 4/4p.412
BRADDCCK, ANNE
**"«ed with Pat,y j^
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.. ^ssion-genealogy.
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1855 L;3 72-74
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BRITTAIN, ANCESTRAL HOME OF HANY AMERICANS J-Q
Frank B. Smith .
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p 41)
Languages Pict, Celt, Latin, ^S*n^?*'
Ean, Danish, Old Norse, french, Old English,
An(rir>-Six>n but not in that order
a5£a«as^ta»~^ events>eto-
BRITTAIN, ANCESTRAL HOME OF MANY AMERICANS -. ,
Article,Frank B. Smith ANCESTORS WEST JUNE T982 fc/2/41
Outline of talk at March 1982 meeting SBOGS
Languages —
Dates B.C.3000-1000Britain invaded by so-West Europeans
1000 BC Picts, a fairer people drom France invaded
Ancestors of many of Scots,Welch & IrishMountaineers,who
would not stay as servants of Picts
700-800 BC CELTS, a fair-haired tribe, invaded and ruled
until Homans took over tin mines and Iondon,etc.
35 BC to 34 AD Itonan Legions took over,built roads and
cathedrals;brought some Christianity;ruled until
about 350 AD
410 AD Visigoths sacked Rome ;for next 30 years Romans
were leaving England Abott 389 St .Patrick in Northern
(^unties until death in 461 AD;also overran Spain.
BRITAIN ANCESTRAL HOME OF MANY AMERICANS Card 2
ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 P-41> farmers
con) 5th-6th centuriesl West *^J^**££^
raided East Gbast every year. Mostly Saxons
6th-7th centuries Anglians^ncluding Norsemen,
raided as Vikings moved Saxons south and west.
Btn^e^
2? up"a capitol in Dublin;raided lb. Inland each
Soring under Danelaw collected tribute
853 AD King Alfred the Great built Navy and other
85LSer^gs and barons ^^^J^f
now Old English or combination called Ajgo^gn
1066 Battle of Hastings .Viking*, alio^^^^
in frama£with 12,000 armed men took over 2,000,oou
Eng lish peopletOfficial language Angto-^rmn, Latin in
church, French i^i Cburt. .' ' Card 3
BRITAIN ANCESTRAL HOME OF MANY AMERICANS
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 198?, 8/2 p. 41
(con) 1169-1172 A.D. Conquest of Ireland
1250-1300 Middle English
13th-14th Century Average man now sued neighbor in
French in Gburt, prays in latin, at Church, and
spanks his children in Anglo-Saxon on bottom,buttoks
rump and butt have German roots
1385 All grammer schools learnes English
2 major pronunciations Liverpool to Iondon^Est or West
West and South added vowels no-noe;Anglian Beven,
Saxon Heofon. Comments on American accents:
New England area pronunciation found in Chesapeake Bay
also settled in N J 1665, North Carolina-Brooklyn
—^»i^+ js Yorkshire. _____
BRITAIN,' ANCESTRAL HOME OF MANY AMERICANS !
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1988, 14/3/98-99
S!SU5Qn2f ^V* hY member ^K B. SMITH '
*b, 3*08 on April 26,1988 Membership List
Dates with oonments-
^^of1?!" ** 1987 TREE** of conation by
Frank Smith of collection of books and
papers to SBOGS Ubrary
HBOCKrgJRy reported with Anne Braddock
STUDY OF AMERICAN RELIGION by
Dr. Gordon Melton
ANCESTORS WEST
March 1986 12/1 176-8
*** AMn?OTmiDO Tirnrvn .—_

i^«llk
^^lefoflS^.^^1^ 12/4A38 ^2
*»?8£-'IN1850s
See QUERY p. 138
""^TSiT ^y b1874 either Litae *rk or York IL
~ ££%!£"' Qay TORK d1886 Vork.IL0^" IL
negative m^, ___? ^S______«_.
BROCK Patsy (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1988 14/2/55-57
THe'hAPPY ENDING BEGINNING.
Barbara Grirrni Flugum finds father William GRIMM
ifter 42 years.
^-tiS^££^ i
BASIL BROWNING b1~ T ' PP 128"131
***— ras5b iW__ _1844'89 ~ *.U„ !
BUELL, A. W. of English descent
Samily first setled in Plynouth and later
in CT Son of Lynos Buell & Hannah din
Came west by rail to St. _uiS; by„__,
?X^Ttmv,\hy Staee to Versailles!
^L_ 142
., ^Lame » S-^a Barbara from New England in 1853.
GOLD

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Sata Itosa, details re brother Aiirea s
ancestors west sepx
ww TRIPS TO LOS ANGELES LIBRARIES
__&S&t°w£ ^24 _/» -v 28.1,84
ANCESTORS VIEST M/KCH 1985 11/1 P b ^
1985 SBCGS Sponsored BOS TRIP& to£ 7
/^%
Phone nuntoers forservice at ^AXtot ___
Ubrary and D»nW|jto« Angeles ^f^^es
^aaSBXBJ^S^ ^ MAR 1986 12/1 p.7
DATES FOR 1986 BUS TRIPS CAN,, w»
Form for Reservations.
BUYER BEWARE c—« l984 10/3 p 99
^ANCE^BS «*.«** ^ (bntents; _ heading
JSSS-^ci^ated by « »»
MDWTAIN TRACES- CM»tB*> ^
^S^sa^^-ii^
BUYER
WK5SSJ^«S^-
BEWARE- THE_^,_J® /3/113
Mail rraud
or
3.
fraudulent
to sell,dispose
P*«t~k_pr_2S«e.
of torn. «£Sr__
alter,
unlawful
give amy
use
distribute, supply .^jf^Hbligation,security
any counterfeit or *«^ "£___£_ to be .. such
or other article, or W^jfEf^ sec 1341). Lang"
oounterfeit or sp^1^^1^ s 86-234 and 86-286
_ge of decision in ^^_?„_ is independent,
nates clear each of theserestrx ^^^ g^u LTD.
» Cites instances ^th TOOTS^^ ^ ^.
_ T. ^.- — c- »hHpH to raiSPev1' *-* ^
E_ERS, SYLVIA see PROFIIES card ANCESTORS WEST
'MARCH 1986 12/1 p. lKwrong no. 179
In charge of publicity.
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CALDER, Margaret, wife of Albert Calhoun Joseph WILSON
came with her parents from Ohio by Panama in 1856.
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
ANCESTORS WEST Sept 1979 5/3 p. 71
Calendar 1776-2000 ^ 1979 5/_ p.30
n 273 Qf 1979 Santa Barbara Telephone cirectory
P' ^ „^n see above
Note re CALENDAR 1776-2000
CALIFORNIA, Description of
from DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY ,Bliss,10th ed.1855
MAR 1979 5/1 15
with Map (centerfold ) pp 16-17
CALIFORNIA:
A LIST OF THE DELEGATES IN CONVENTION ASSEMBLED
at Monterey, Upper California, Sept,Oct. A.D.1849
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1984 pp 124-125
with Na.mes,Where Born, Residence and Age
from The Land of Gold or three vears in
California, Walter Cblton, U.S.tt-
CALIFORNIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
now located at 200 Brannon St.(corner of 2nd St)
San francisco phone 415-777-9935.
ALL MAIL should be sent to P.O.BOX 42637
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94101
(ANCHESTERS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/8^
CALIFORNIA HISPANICA
(ANCESTORS WEST, Sept 1982 8/3 p. Ill
COUSIN CHART adapted from "Gbusin Finder" chart
of Contra Cbsta Go. CA Gen. Sbc.
CYPRESS, CALIFORNIA (ANCESTORS V^EST, DEC 1986 12/4/144
See article under NAME - CITY SURVIVES IDENTITY
CRISIS. Many names by which known .
OJITS, Hannah, wife of OLIVER CUTIS,
financial partner of Elwood COOPER
CURTIS, CAROLYN
Gbmpiler of Queries ANCESTORS WEST
MARCH 1988 14/1/31
JUNE 1988 14/2/ 73
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1988 14/3/131
Ruiz from Leona R. Maddox P.O.Box 199 Beatty OR
97621 Virginia Ruiz m 1893 Henry Theodore RCftO
Divorced c 1986 S.B. Who did she remarry?
***EE_el Rafuse Kingston R R 2 Nbra Sootia BOP IRQ
Canada LANTA/STRONACH/MEISTER families of CA with
Nova Sootia connections. Would like to correspond
with anyone researching these lines.

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CALIFORNIAPLflCE NAMES MAR 1978 4/1 p. 31
THE D4ME OF THE NAME __,_
GAVIOTA seagull Spanish ^l^ _,,__ q^
GOBERNADOR canyon and creek, near Carpinteria
after gobernadora shrub (ZyglophylluS tridentatum)
0MIi^2___ SS" ,? 18?4 after fanDUS w«er :
rtTT^s f*ter valley where situated
(A hmi) meaning "moon" - Chumash
P^Sri f„< U,Brea Tar ms The Tar Tar Pits
PISMU Indian for Tar PISMO EBACH
CALIFORNIA SENIOR MAGAZINE
VOL 7 No. 10 March 1988
wYw&%^ *»" (mfws72msr-JDNB1988
Facsimile 1st page p 4Q
CALI^NIA'S FIRST NEWSPAPER p 49
Alma Imhoff Laurit^n
CALIFORNIAN, THE - Californits First Newspaper
Tfol 1, No. 1 Monterey, CA Sat Aug 15,1846
Ulus p. 48 article Alma Imhoff Lauritsen p.49
JUN 1978 5/2 pp 48-48
CAUOTAY FAMILy ASSOCIATION, INC
First West Cbast Meetw )w ^
*>t meeting October 14-17,1982
-C^O^mRS WFC-. m^-,^ nfo_g.
CARR JULIA Ifoscielny
(MCESTORS WEST, DEC 1986, 12/4/156-160
Article, RESEARCH IN POLISH ANCESTRY.
CARRILLO ADOBE
One of stops on S. B. Red Tile Tour, presented to
Santa Barbara Ibuncation as a gift in 1930 by Maj.
Max Pleischnann, in Nov. 1960 registered as a
Cal ifiornia 1 andnark.
aiilt in 1825 or 1826 by Daniel Hill for his bride
Rafaela Luisa Ortega v Olivera - first adobe in S.B.
to have wooden floor instead of clay or tile.
Later owners Crtega lineage in ANCESTORS WEST
Sept. 1976 2/3 pp 116-123 For Carrillo of Alta
California, see Antepasados vol 1 no. 1 pp 42-42,Rail U
Asso see California Pioneer Register and Index,
1542-1848, extracted from History of Californai by !
fibert H. Cancroft
ANCESTORS WEST, March,1980 p. 18 illud p. 17 !
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CENSUS REOORDS MISSING ABOUT 1850? )
CANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985 H/3/P/1Ql rt A lQQft
Reference to article in CLAN DIOiER III/2 Apr 1986
NDte- copy of 1852 State Census at Gledhill Library
See Li© MIGRATION PATTERS from 1852 State Census
ANCESTORS WEST, 5/1 pp 9-15
CENSUS RECORDS JUN 1979 5/2 pp 40-41
ARCHIVES BRANCH - Laguna Niguel CA
1790-1900 Censuses available -microfilm
MILITARY General Index, Rev. War Rolls *by units
INDIANS Indian Census Bills 1884-1940 (58 rolls)
Old Settler Cherokee Census Roll 1895
Index and Final Bolls to Citizens & Freemen of the
Five Civilized Tribes
REGIONAL Baptismal Records,LA Cb 1771-1873 2 rolls
CA Spanish Archives 14 rolls
CA Private Land Claims Dockets 117 rolls
Lndex Private Land Tract Cases,USDist Cts 3 rolls
OTHERS, -7cfoe^rtes, lasted, pt 41
CENSUS RECORDS JW1979 5/2 p. 11
San Bruno Regional Office,National Archives
holds census files for Indian tribes in CA and NE
VADA jurisdictions only. Has records from Bureau of
Indian Affairs dating back to 1789. iSbme still in
original forn - not on microfilm
list of these holdings in SONOMA SEARCHER, Marchl979
JUNE 1979 5/2 p. 41
CENSUS SEARCHES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 196/28
New schedule as of Oct 1, 1985 - see card FORM
CENSUS TAKERS TIP( Da.te chart, births(group ages)
(ANCESTORS WEST,tfxMARL982 8/1 p 6
es of 1- and bpl774 or earlier
Males under 16 years b 1774 to 1790
Free white females b 1790 or earlier
1800 Under 10 b 1790 to 1800 10 and under 16 1784-1790
16 and under 26 1774-1784 26 & under 45 1755=1774
45 and upward b 1755 or earlier
ALso given for 1810, 1820,1830 censuses
-channel ]_l[^ers and Their descendants 1600-1900
(Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark M.
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CASE,7 PATRICIA (ANCESTORS WEST ^ 1987^/4A«
Arranges and presents seminars for SBCGS (beginners;
H^n^Ctty^^ese tmiXy lived for 150 years.
CanTr

CHAPMAN, Colin .;;*•
General Secretary, Federation of Family History
Societies, from Cambridge, England, speaker
at SBCGS Meeting August 2,1980, lalukner Gallery
Santa Barbara Public Library
ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980 6/2 p.42
Chairman for next 2 years. Entails traveling widely
to lecture on Federation and its member Societies.
Spent 2 weeks early in May speaking to sicities in
Tampa, Jacksonville, Orlando and Miami FLorida and on
Natl Gen.Society's conference in Atlanta, GA,scheduled
to return to England, returning in Oct for conference
into
Toronto a,nd visits to Csuia^lj^an societies
CHAPMAN,' Colin R. ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1980
6/2 p.76 ca'ra 2
Marie LaBre be ,Virginia and James Paddock, Sylvia
Hanna, Arlene and John Doty, with a chicken barbecue
at their Winchester Canyon home picnic area, Amy and John
Marwede, Frank and Ruth Nbrris, Harry Titus, Frank Havyille,
Bette Root, Victor South,
About 75 attended the Ausust 2nd lecture and 25-30
the dinner at Harry1sPLaza with its array of enlarged
early Santa Barbara movie day photographs.onMonday evening
Mr. Chapman able and informative speaker - a nuclear
physicist by profession. Called attention to Americaniz
ing of pames - In England gen.secy is equivalent of
President in America - is principal officer; President a
figuefhead, appointed for social or other prestige.
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CHASE, PEARL CHASE MEMORIAL
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1988 lVV Pl62
CHEDWATO SERVICE Change of Ownership New address
New address: P.O.Box 7L6 Middleboro MA 02346
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delnar Townsend ramin as
ass'n editors of 2 magazines, CAL-DEL-SCRIBE and
CHEDWAT0 DISPATCH
ANCESTORS WEST, June 1979 5/2 p.62
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Card 2
ODUD JANICE GIBSON (ANCESTORS WEST March 1987 13/1A0
See Profiles card for more recent data
Nimes of interest:
GIBSON Greens ?Cb. M3 l840"^"
BPSOMWDRTH Madison lo. ILJ;8?5
SVVEARINGEN Edgefield Co. SC 1K»
ZWICKER Hants-Lunenburg Cb. NS Can 1800
CARD No. Kingston RI before 1700
COBB, Shirley, SBCGS Member
(ATOTORS WEST, Sept 1981, 7/3 p. 84
Co-Chair TEN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS SBCGS
(with Carol Roth) ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1982 8/1 p. 4
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 7
Shirley Gbbb, Program Ch. in cooperation with
lecturer (Mr Crittenden) .^fA^iKlef*£7.
ufc.-:+-i«cr riass claiming visits to libraries, ^.«.
i^Uc,^en.4t. 2* UQB, « *« L,A,
COBB Shirley (ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 7
Bnily Thiess working with Shirley (bbb and others
on arrangements for second visitation of Cblin
Chapman, International President Family History
Societies, for seminars to be held in S. B. and
Ventura April 14, 15, 16, 1983. Details soon to be
^^lfnTO'S BIBLE (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1984
10/2 p. 53.
A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE CONCORD STAGECOACH, exhibit 1st
floor S.B. courthouse,see card under OONODRD STAGECOACH
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1984 10/2 p 46
sontributed by Shirley Ibdick Cbbb t
COMPUTER,- A OOMMDN SENSE APPROACH TO ORGANIZING
GENEALOGICAL DOCUMENTS BEFORE USING A COMPUTER
(Article in ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/145-150
oopy by permission of author. -_-
— - — •'^tLA^U X) iScJUiYb-Ayt^
fflWSSSMSKSS"
William W. Dollarhide
^ iqftfi 1974 145-150
COMPUTERS, The Usefulness of Computers in Amateur
Genealogy, by Norman E.r iofield,
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981, 7/3 pp 83-84
/^y^^i^

CONCORD STAGEXDASH, A FEW WCRDS ABOUT THE
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1984 10/2 p. 46
Exhibit on 1st floor S. > Z Courthouse, submitted
by Shirley Rodick Obbb who copied the article,
reprinted from Omaha Herald Oct 2,1877, displayed
inside the coach
CONDON, Jean (Iowe)
I (with Helen Miller)
I Santa Barbara County Marriage Records, 1885
(fflfflDESTORS WEST, 1981, Mar 7/1 pp22-26
j (with Helen Miller) Marriage Records 1886
(ANCESTORS WEST, HHNE 1981 7/2 p 64- 66
(wth Helen Miller) Marriage Records 1887
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1981 3/2 p. 66-69
(with Iorraine laabs) ANC WEST SEP 1981 7/3 85-
1890
1891 Marriages ", 7/3 88-92
CONDON, SHERMAN JEAN (LOWE) CONDON
see PROFILES ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4 p 138
Decided on genealogy as joint team work. ..
CONEJO VALLEY GEN. SOCIETY SPRING SEMINAR
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p.36.
Feb. 12,1983 Ms. Daphne Hills.B.A. professional
researcher and member of family history societies in
England and of a>cfety of Genealogists, .speaker-
Evelyn Fetter (also a member of Oonejo Sbc.) Lilian
Fish, Lura EDlas SBOGS members attended.
CONFERENCE First Natl Conference for
Genealogists in the Northeast
sponsored by CT Sbc of Gen. Assn.Professional Gen.
federation of Gen. Societies July 13,1983 announced
r ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1983 9/ 2 p 44
OCTO BCTKOT NUM0GGER - many copies donated bv SBCrs!
member Hnily Perry Thiess. «onaxea by SBOGS
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT198L 7/3 p 109
David P Stoddard Geneatogical Perspective on
^Naturalization^,.outlines and agSgg Z^^
CDNTRIHJTE TOUt ANCESTOR TABLES
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/75
see card ANCESTOR TABLES
^fc 2

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/p^^\
(ANCESTORS WEST^,^ ,„
">-«ade member^ over 4^
0DSAINHD CONSENT —
I^^_^^B SEARCHER Nov,^
CONTRIBUTIONS BY MEMBERS OLDER IN AGE
(ANCESTORS WEST BEET 1986 12/3 106
5£2?* Ufe,tTaVe^^rship.diversity of
3' Scrs^rT^ by TOrd of *** «* wiMa-
4 BraBBLM^°*hers1having si^ar interests *
5 S!r^RTT?w^ne!l0gy •»* History-contagious
«S e^* °* the ^vldua!, as afamily
COOPER, ELWCOD b of i • ,
Lancaster pa ir«x! °?ni*l Quaker stock
fran HANNAH, ^ait^'^fial assistance
Jney were mnsd is £fe5L£ f^from ^ heirs
agawst Huse.-and IttlSntSkln °" ^i*55' suif
aSS!1" "S1'* he ^T^JtoJgE"?1 ^er first
quitclaim deed to o/i «* "Mister. Received
•* toshell beaS p£n£ « Md *•»«%•* of
See Qarrl n*— mr^^. _
COOPER, ELLWOOD b May 1829 Iancaste: Iancaster Cb. PA
with several srai generations 01 of ancestry ancesux-y
m. Sarah MORE PA 1853
Tompkins SANTA
0'NedXL,S. B. Go. mscor;
Tompkins, Gbleta, The
Tompkins SANTA BARBARA HISTCRY MAKERS, TX6UJ!
•NedXL,S. B. Oo. History pp. 575-576 165
Tompkins, Gbleta, The Good Land> Chap XII
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA MAR 1979 5/1 p. 19
CORYELL, DOROTHEA SMITH
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1985 11/4 p 142-43
THE SHALL JKXJSE PERSON IN CHINA.Cbryell, account of
growing up in China- for 22 yrs,leaving 1943 on S S
Cripsholm and repratriated in U.S.civilian prisoner
exchange with Japanese, m. to Norman Hanwell,political
scientist ,his early death Oct 1941; teaching modern dance
Yanching U; internment in China,laterftlife.U.Sp.revisiting
China(front cover illus. p. 143) ^tt pp " D*x **
See also card CLAPP, SARAH LOVES CALL TO CHINA
by same author-compiler
(DRYELL, N. Burr SBOGS member ;
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1982 8/3 p. 86 \ ! "•
Report of searches made at LDS Ubrary,Salt lake City •
May 17-18-1982 and note re copying in Silver City,NV \
on return trip. Cbde numbers and details listed,
REPORT ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1984 10/1 p8
of Feb. SBOGS meeting talk on OCRYELL NEWSLETTER and
booklet on preparation and production of a Newsletter.
.n^1!^ truc^TtraJler triP to B"* Cbast made with wife
given granddaughters. 13,136 mile journey, details |
Article fT^ WKr DEC 1986 12/4/142- 144
article by N.Burr Cbryell what»c; Tm a ZT^t
card ybder BANE, ^uryeL1 i? S IN ANAME? see

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CORYELL RESEARCH REPORT,N.Burr Gbryell,SBCGS Member
( ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1982, 8/3 p.86
Tradition -French Huguenots who came to America via
Corsica c. 1663. Some believe French spelling was
QUERELLE or QUERRELA.
Report on Research at IDS Library,Salt lake City
May 17-18,1982. numbers listed and details of
search; noted-also copied other Cbryell data in
Silver City, Nevada, on return trip
GOUSIN CHART (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1982 8/3 p. Ill
Ehe Hispanic Heritage of California.Rimphlet No. 11
Oct 1981. CARTA DE FRIMOS (GOUSIN CHART) Adapted
by Adrian Michaelis, Genealogist, from THE GOUSIN CHATTO^
Cbntra Gbsta County (CA) Gen. Society
COUSINS - HOW TO DETERMINE RELATICNSHIO-
CDUSINS Audrey Guntermann ANC WEST MAR 1985 11/1 IP y
Ed.note; Explanation differs in some respects from
suggestions in earlier issues of ANC HEST- one
example is in tol 7 No. 3 p. 84, Sept. 1981
COX, MARGARET (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1988 14/3/ 132
Article SMITH, Melancton, Othnial
WHO WERE JOREBEARS* See

SP$f$V
CRAWFORD, DORIS RATCHEIDER, Secy 1984
see Card under PROFILES ANC WEST MARCH 1984 IO/i/r
With Ebrrren Dullea copies 1908/190&S. B.C. Marriage
Records ANC WEST DEC 1984 pp 136-141
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1987 13/2 57
PROFILE, MEMBER See that card
Families of interest include:
BATCHELDER Hampton NH 1632
TILTON Hampton NH 1632
RALSTON Chester Cb., PA 1700s
HARTMAN seam " " " "
CROSS, The Myesterious Cross in the Tower of
Santa Barbara Mission
-5J§3*W\
;i; (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 19SL 7/4 p HOT
',. • mu Criginal 8 x 10 photo at Mission Archives(illus).
tj^l4

OMNANE, T. E. SCN OF Bartholomew OfflNANE
grad. high school Moberly, MO 1883.
became a clerk in Hannibal, MO lived
there until coming to Calif with parents and
familv in 1889. Repaired to Santa Ynez and began \
S^dy medicine with his brother Dr. W. B. Cannane
asfcler^ind rug store of another brother, *nn G.
OMNANE Took medical course at Cooper Medical
£S; S^Francisco; grad 1893. When brother,
Dr W B. CONNANE removed his practice to S. ».,
i' T Etook over Santa Ynez and for some time was
county physician. In 1900 went to Ventura and
became medical examiner for many fraternal orgs.
While living in Santa Ynez, married
7

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-tfatf " = ^
P&^^fetpta4tt} WILLIAM GOODWIN
! see card THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
; ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1983 9/2 p. 58
DANISH ANCESTOR CHARES
(ANCESTCRS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 9
Danish-American Genealogy Group of the
MINNESOTA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY is collecting
Danish Ancestor Charts. ALso seeking donations
of published Danish Family Histories for its library.
Address: Danish Genealogy Group Paula Warren, Secy. '
1869 laurel Ave., St. Paul, MN 55104
„ ,..^ 5/4 p.rig", " ~^
\ BANISH Vbrld Wide Archives ADVAHDRERARKIVET
Suggested contact: Mrs. Ingar aSt
gjfonvalveg 9000 Aalborg.Penman)
TO> AW 11/4/166
Zri _fV° ^ where he went to school^
and served in State Senate. Cams to S B i»»
and practiced law. m. Helen A.l^cFwtoi'
family came from Germany to No. Carolina^
JUW 1979 5/2 p ^
DEATH, CAUSE OF MISSOTRT »i^ * ^
1. Died suddenly ^L ^ fran Q>»*11e Sprin
2. Wiro out^ y " aottaaS seriously wrong
4* St*^ f6eling weU " *»* up dead
6. B^Von^he^fw^^^ *£ ?f *Physician
another man'slvife " ^"^tory cause
.jAf^TORSJ^i^jUNE 1986 12/2/ 59
DSCS^^?S^IN THE
-^9ZL__i/±_J*103-lli
«^cal. A discovered rogue
Stars^-Mbns. Dur^s ^ ^^
'85 |
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DELAYED BIRTH FIIES ^^ 1Q6
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1984 10/3 p 10b
ortice developed in 1940 when people had to
teve SS^SSTSr Socal Security^urpo^
DELEGATES IN CONVENTION ASSEMBLED, A LIST OF
at Monterey, Upper California, Sept, Oct A. D. 1849
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1982 8/4 p 124-125
DEN, Nicholas age 19 in 1852 census with wife
Rosa (dau of Daniel HIILO and 5 ch- see
ANCESTORS WEST, March 1979, p. 11) and
eventually had 11, all but 1 alive at his death J
in March,1862. Oldest, Catherine, was known as
KATE DEN hftt. of Ios ALamos.
see Card under THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
Sept 1980, ANCESTORS WEST 6/3 p. 85
DE ROOO FAMILY TREE rrpvised in 1977}
compiled by ,rancis Harrisonn^afflbra,Berkeley, CA
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981 7/3 103-106
Desc. of JOSE SIMCN de ROCO and Mary Ann POWER (Pouer)
DEVEREUX FOUNDATION
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p 38)
Article from WALL ST, JOIHNAL Feb. 15, 1983 about
marriage of Jerry Simon 57 and lorraine Rusnak,41,
retarded persons
DILLARD, Gail (ANBBTORS WEST, MARCH 1987 12/1/12- 14 .<
An "ADVENTURE" Story (22 Dec 1779- 24 Aprill880)
James Ibbertson led a group overland while
John EDnelson was charged with the rieer expedition.
Described treaturous voyage in JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE
INTENDED BY GOD'S PERMISSION IN THE GOOD BOAT
"ADVENTURE" from Jbrt Patrick Henry on Holston River
to the ;ranch Salt Springs, on Cumberland River.
Ann Robertson Johnston was on the "Adventure" andin
the History of the Cbckrills, by Mrs. Octavia A. Bond
"©Athout being told one would guess she was the
sister of Captain James R>bertson : She m.
John Cbckrill _,. . ^„ _ 1A
Beaslev line set out in note on p. 14
GaOL limbert Beasley b. Term, m Dillard
DILLAKr, GAIL REASTW,'(ANCESrORW WEST JUNE 1987 13/2
see PROFILES CAHD,i P57
Currently^ working on . >!t
DILLARn"" Gallatin Cb, IL 1812
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/60-64
Memoirs of MILDRED STANFIELJD HINDMAN DOXEY (Mrs.Iouis
Stanley Dillars) Mss. sent to Mr. Dillard by his
great aunt Sallie Mae Knox McLeary, granddaughter of
the author.
/^Hl

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DOLLARHIDE, WILLIAM W.
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1986 12/4/145-150
See card under GENEAIOGICAL DOCUMENTS, A COMMON
SEBSE APPROACH TO ORGANIZING GENEALOGICAL B0OCHENTS
BEFORE USING A COMPUTER. Articl reprinted by permission(f»aml
1986 BULLETIN, Whatcom Gen.Sbc. He was
a speaker and demonstrated the ?Dollarhide
FAMILY RESEARCH MANAGER at Nov 8,1986 COMPUTER SEMINAR
in Thousand Oaks, CA sponsored by Conejo Valley Gen Sbc
and IDS Church.-THE DOILARHIDE SYSTEMS,P.O.FOX 3110
Blaine, WA 96230.
DON'T LET TOUR TWENTIETH CENTURY VETERANS FADE AWAY
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/76
3 page article by SBOGS member Patricia A. Case
in THE GENEAWXSICAk HETJPEt, Jan Feb 1987 pp 13*1.7 with
list of reference books on p. 18 Addresses of depts.
given
DORSET POPULATION DIRECTORS L*%L
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4 p. 154
Announcement requested by Kenneth Jenkins?. Sc.
Frame Cottage 28 Dorchester Rd. Frampton,Ibrchester,
SSt DM9TO> England. 185L population of Dorset about
180,000.
DOTY
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1983 9/3 p 88
Nite Nate for Bea Baumbeck,whose Frustrations
Encountered in Searching a Mayflower ling (Doty) j
appeared in ASH TREE ECHO (Fresno) July 1983 pp 131-136
DOTY, Arlene Langstaff Doty,article MAR 1980 6/1 5-6
*** (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1987 13-3-107
See Profile Card
b. Ta.ft CA Member of first classto graduate from UCSB
Used her teaching degree as substitutein local schools
m. John, whom she had known since she was 9,became a
teacher'swife and mother of 3. He r father was an
Oilman; she lived for a while at ?Ellwood. Most of her
early life spent in Cbmpton. Interest in genealogy
dit NOT start when she was 16 and typed her frandfather's
family history dictation on her new typewriter,
'started sbout 1977 urged by Virginia Padtbck and Betty
Root's adult ed class. Has Pioneer Crfe from Washington
Statejcentennial 1988, Families; LANGSTAF ,BurlingtonCo
NJ late 1600s LEE Berks ft>f Ra, 1763 EDGERTON NJ 1735
KAH980.--: 6/'l 5-6
DOTY ANCESTRY, (DRBSS-OOUNTRY JOURNEYS
as related by Mrs. Martin Doty to her daughter
JSK3^ *16rand l(7totin ^ and Aurilla ^^
1 ,o^ '- on ^cestry Chart no. 26
MAR 1980 6/1 pp 19-23, submitted by
Arlene Langstaff Doty.
ANCESTORS WEST,March 1980 6/1 pp 5-6

0^\ &$$$K
lyOY.BS(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987, 13/2/60- 64 I
D0KEY,MEM3IRS OF MILDRED STANFIELD HINDMAN DOXEY '
Submitted by Gail Dillarjf. Mss. sent to husband by \
Ihis great aunt Sallie Mae Kmx"McLeary, granddaughter
lot the author (louis Stanley Dillard,husband's name)
I (Begun New Year's Day 1922 in home of her son,
l"T.B." Ibxey, in Jackson, Miss. Transcribed by Mary
Bitzer Doxey, widow of Hindman Ibxey and first oopy
typed by her daughter, Sarah Doxey Tate. J
Gives lineage: Father; Cbl(from Wareof 1812) T. C.1
HINDMAN b. Khoxville, TN Ibv 10 1793,1st male ch b.there
^±s father came from PA; was a merchant. Mother;s '
father, ROBERT HOLT in House of Burgesses, VA Mother I
Mildred STANFIELD b Halifax Co, VA;both parents grew up
tnd married near Khoxville, TN, Nfcther Sarah (Sal^y) ,
K3LT HIN1DMAN b 7 July 1789 Halifax Ob. VAjmJan 21,1819,
Names ,

'Iff
asis:iss^'sssstriror^
iSrT?^' DfS^mlons °* Marriages .
^Jd^Sf •1892.1893, 1894,1895
llMl "*" vox-I*>- P. Prom Anc West refs.
1871 June 1980 6/2/69 -70 III/4/10 11
S18&heSe "" AW JunelofiO^ "aneS tound p64 *«*«*> n/l/«MlP'15
! 1864 6%/B.^ "/2/n i :
: 1865 6/2/ffi IIIA/18 ! !.
iw 6/60& "$/«
18^7 e/2/»ri:^ •;;?1/13
1857 PPp ^ I/58"9
1858 n 34 tt/t „„ II/1 P- 40
1859 Pp.^ "A ^andjriII/3 p15
r 1.859 ^WWW^y, £ P^J
1855 D aS'^"33 V3 73-74, 76 f-
1856 DD 33_qT X/4 p U0
of ~* »««-j-.Lage. Marriage. ^ °f ""d*. —' ••«"«* N^ of u» Gioom.Date
uroom.iiat
Year 1850 ANCESTORS WEST 6/1 p.^0 ^fted from AW
x851 »» pt 3^ 1/1 pp 14-15
1852 p 31 * X/1 p* 15 i
p*«£?2S&TErs S2J? T2310*3 «=•. ia
announcement of airdhSi ' lz^/^
—• -Wed- ^^.^^,nir A
1*** SANTA BARBARA MARRIAGES brides list^ *
Marriage declaration^ ferriage.
_^.«ecorder's office
*^STt5* ggl*5 11/4/ 144
^^XS^£^PKf4tte^ oonnon-law ma • /nmon law" **ate. ^
EARLY, ELIZABETH ANN '
(ANCESTORS WEST, March 1983 9/1, p, 5 '•
See card under Profiles
y tastojy Symposium ReView
EAKLE, Arlene Salt Lakp n* ^ Z7~^^
Family Hi^n^r ^^ Cttv» Speaker
as

EDITOR, FROM THE
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1988 14/3/90
EDITORIALS Out on a Limb MAR 1978 4/1 3
EDITORIAL - Report Colin R. Chapwn July 11-Aug 6
1980 visit- ; SBOGS participation by members, etc.
UCSB Seminar; Patricia Meade White, SBOGS member,
me of specialists invited to meet Seminar leaders Aug 1st.
VLan Rogers of North Ireland, one of speakers. He and
irofessor HLosham of Brigham Young U. sceduled to go
to Salt Lake City World Conference, 4^^
Announcement made in Aug 10 News-Press of ProJ^f?^
family History Fair in Spring 1981. Thomas Fuller, of UCSB
and Gayle GLson,doctoral cnadidate and former hign
^chool teacher oo-directors.
r • - - • • ...... • 1.1. •• ^
t
i EDITORIAL STAFF
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1984 10/3
Due to illness of Editor,Lilian M. Fish, staff
established for this issue consisting of Patricia Case,
Ibris Crawford, Doreen Dullea, Evelyn Fetter, Muriel
Graham, Norman Soofield and Ruth Soollin.
(ANCHESTORS WEST, DEC 1984 10/4 p. 116
Appreciation expressed by Editor
ELY HERITAGE Quarterly Newsletter
ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p 49
T3TCTAND LEAFLETTS CN SEARCH IN
^^^^Sisr, SEPT 1983 9/3 p111
^stance for HistoricalResearchers
Help in Tracing Your Ancestors
Christopher M. Scargill B.A. (tons) M.A.
ENGLISH ANCESTORS, Do You Have?
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4/ 119
Address of John M. Cornish who offers to cb English
research. also noticed in Sept 1984 10/3/pl00
IV '••»•
English records
Census Returns 1841 185L 1861 1871 on Microfilm
A Directory of local Holdings 3d ed. 1981 compiler
J.S. W. GIBSON (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 19a 7/4/ 144
BISHOPS TRANSCRIPT and Marriage Licences, Bonds and
Allegations - Fuide to their location and indexes
compiled J.S. W. Bigson (reviewed) p 145
TEOORD OFFICES, How to Find them p 146
CENSUS INDEXES AND INDEXING,ed Jeremy Gibson,Cblin Chapman
Family History Societies p. 146
(ANCHESTERS WEST DEC 1981 7/4/a s above)

0^\ ypjPtv ^Pm$\ /^dj§'
_ „flwi under PICNEER MOTHER,NEBRASKA
ERICKSCN, see cardsunaer *-j.v^*—
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1982, 8/1 PPP 11-"
Maren WIILARD ERICKSCN- »» changed on naturalizatl0n
SAnn. name changed on naturalisation
to^r^n-g^gf-tifr1 of
MAR I978
^.TTcrr QOARTERUES CURRENTLY CN
EXCHANGE LIST, C&JAKi"1" in7_io8
(ANCESTORS YiEST SEPT 1983 9/3 p. 107 108
EXCHANGE MAGAZTOE Q/2 76
(ANCESTORS TOST ^J^^U taxed and sent
In Australia and New Z®^ * at each place ior
from society * ^^S^urnals are the life
2or 3 weeks. ""^^"fSci Elizabeth Simpaan
Uoodof
iUly History
every ?cie£yJiApril
News &Digest April
1984 vol 4/3 pp 104-1C
^CHANGE PUBLICATIONS see also Card G^gg08
EXCH&idrs ^mmS^iS-ications .
^GGESTIONS *» ^£rD » copy of article
EXCHANGES . „„-*»*• lv on SBOGS EXCHANGE
list of Quarterlies currently on|^ ?_g (29-30)
LIST (ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1986 12/1 iy/-» ^
(75

FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS JDN 1979 5/2 p p 45-46
BURLISQN (Burleyson,Burleson) Desc. of AARON S. & NANCX
list of Office; Reunion Date late Aug 1979
Knott/s Berry Farm '
CUMMINS Family Assn. Charter Year June 1,1978 to June
30 1979 (Cbmyn, Gbmmine, Cumin, Cuming,
Cumming and Cummings and all Septs or with
ancestor of eligible name. Newsletter
Queries. Name,address of President given
HARDY Assn of America, Inc. Mailing address; '
R.F.D.No. 1, Box 327A,Macnhester, NH*03104
Names,Addresses of Pres and Secy/Treas. given
—Reunion: Aug 18.1979-Pbliday Inn.Tbnawanda NY
FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS JON 1979 5/2 pp 45-46 CARD 2
HDBBS Family Assn. Names,addresses,Assn &officers
Reunion-Annual Meeting - Last Sunday SEPT each year
VAN HORNE-EALAND Family annual mtg Quail Lodge Carmel
CA wk of MAR 24,1979 Maria Ealand and Garrett Van
Home from Goleta area in attendants also Peggy and
Joe Seligman from San francisco.
IMHDFF-BOYD ASSN OF CALIF. John W. Van Douris
1060 Eastborne Ave. Apt. 9, Los Angeles CA9Q0
phone (213) 475-8047 ^
GCODARD ASSN OF AMERICA address correspondence to
John W. Harms 906 North Blvd. C224 Edraond QK73034
phone (405) 348 -0633
fw% G-G?c^ard,Knoxville,TENN -pres.reunion there
"*** ?1rr>* Reunaon of New Brunswick ' n
FAMILY ASS0CITICNS
SEPT 1979 5/3 p.71
RICHARDSON Family RESEARVHER AND HISTORICAL NEWS
pub.March,June Sept. Dec. Pub and Editorial Office
Richardson Heritage Society 944 South GSt.
P.O. Box 123 Broken Bow, NEBaska 68822
VAN ZANDT 13th annual reunion at Hilton Plaza Inn
Kansas City, to Oct 20-21-1979 ,pre omfp SSart
Vesta Flack, 304 West 51st St. KaLas°StVmmi2
Hlli HERITAGE, quarterly journal of
Hill Family Historical &Gen. Sbc James E.£U11qyW.
Exec Dir. Ibrtland, ORE 97207 p 71 Deilarts
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fPGAR , DEC 1979 s/4 ,&„« ,
S«ttS^S"^ Man mi
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FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS DEC 1979 5/4 1C4-105 Card 2
DICKINSON Family Assn MA
DOOLITILES of America OH
DENISON Sbc. CT
EDDY Family Assn MA
KET.S Family Assn CT
SOLSOM Family Assn MA
FOOTE Family Assn of N.America B.C.,Canada
FRARY Family Assn FL
FRISBIE-FRISBEE Family Assn CLaremont CA
FYLER Family Assn FL
GALLIP Family Gazette & Gen. VA
GENTRY Family Gazette & Gen VA
GOCDARD Assn of America OK
QOWING Family Assn NY
Tb e lon^ ^y j^ne TX
FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS DEC 1979 5/4 pp l
gSI^DID Family Assn CT
*2 Family Assn MA
HMCHKISS Family Assn CT
Edward HOWELL Ffemilv Assn DA
HOWUND Society^Enc FL P'105
HjmNOTON Family Assn CT
HUYCK Family Assn WA
M^^NCY/ MANNEY/ MANNY FaMly Assn
PARKE fbciety, Inc MA
PERRY Family Assn NY
REYNOLDS Family Assn DEL
Richard rice Assn MA
^^^m^Y^ri Ny
FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS DEC 1979 5/4 pp lfefog
SNODGRASS CLAN Society IND
SPENCER Family Assn NC
STETSON Kindred of America MA
STILES Family Assn NY
STQRRS Family CT
STRONG Famiily Assn MA
VAUGHN Assn of America TX
WIGHT Family Organization MI
WING Family of America MA
,. WQEflflTT Soriety of Descc. of ten^y WOLCOTT NY
FAMILY ASSOCIATIC^S(ANCESrC»S WEST SEW 1981 7/ 3&&)
HOBBS FAMILY ASS/N Annual Meeting Dublin, GA Oct 11/81
FAMILYT,A$SQCIATIONS (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1984 10/1
p.24 WQEEHINGION DESCENDANTS. Newsletter announced
by Frances Brengle and Betty Brengle-Poole 6619 Pheas
ant Rd. Rte #16, Baltimore MD 21220 will include
query column, heraldry, abstracts, wills, deeds,ances
tral charts, tombstone inscriptions and family
history. Many ancestors were located in CA and West.
NY

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FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1984 10/1 p 25
OSTRANDER FAMILY ASS'N 17 Vani a West port CT 06880
International reunion scheduled 21 July 1984
Kingston, NY where family progenitor PIFHER
PIETER2EN,with wife and ch settled in 1660.
He was a Dutch army cadet.
FAMILY ASSOCIATION (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1984 10/1
p. 25
BURLESON FAMILY ASSOCIATION Route 6, fbx 37
Decatur, ALA 35603 organized 1981. quarterly
entitled BURLESCN FAMILY BULLETIN, names and
addresses of Susanne Burleson Miller, V. P. Piano TX
and Helen Burleson Kelso, Publicity Chair Lallas TX
given.
^tL^^^ HISTGRY RESEARCH, NATIONAL
SEMINAR PROGRAM of N.E.H.G. S. 1979
MAR 1979 5/1 p. 5
8th Annual Seminar,Family History Research in U. M
announced -July 13-16 1983 U of CT, Storrs, CT
Instructor David F. Stoddard, C.C.R.S.
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1983 9/2 p. 44
FAMILIES OF SANTA BARBARA, SOME EARLY
(ANCESTORS WEST,June 1982 8/2 p. 46-48
References for various early families listed - some
subject to expansion and correction:
CARRIUD
DE LA GUERRA
ORTEGA
DIBBLEE
ORENA
FAMILY HISTORY ANNUAL,1986
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1986 12/2 231
General Editor: Michael G. Burchall annrax 9m
contributors named with h^HW ' appr0X 20Q pp*
FAMILY HISTORY CTFE. PROJECT -CENIURY CTPE.
Wisconsin State Gen. Sbciety,Madison, WI
______ANO^O^WES[' JUNE 1985 11/2 p 48
BfiSr 1979 5/4 p. 106
FAMILY HISTORY CONFERENCE
Pre2n^
at B^FOrTsH^ fKS10?

FAMILY HISnOFCf P0BUCATIONS_ peVTEW.-q
(ANCESTORS WEST. DEC 1983 9^ p. 159
of persons from whom received.
. • ' 1.
ttamTLY HISTORY PUBLICATION REVIEW i
F(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1983 9/4 p. 159)
PACK/PBCK/GEEK PIONEERS, Vol 1. No. 2 W**T.publised
Jan. June, Sept. oompied and distributed
by Claudette Maerz, P.O. B>x 37010, Bloomington MN |
55321 pp 50-60 are reproductions of entries onjxa ,
cards for the main family linespp 61-65 for allied I
lines porposed to print inlb and update cards as !
addtl info received. Samples of cards are given. ;
addresses and names of participants are listed
Queries are included. •
FAMILY HISTORY, PRESERVE YOUR
Offer to Members of Qolonial Lineage Societies
(9 listed) "Ancient Antiquities" Dept CS
P. 0. Box 337, Kenmore, VA 98028
ANCESTORS WEST June 1979 5/2 p 62 (Ad)
MAR 1979 5/1 P- 6 Card 1 (
FAMILY HISTORY fSXNTOSHMsl itEVIEW I
Mary ELI en Galbraith
ALex Halev. Snecial Guest at UCSH Jan 2B-27
1979 Symo^iaOTJD^"nThe"ramily.add the Community:
2 sections; FAMILY HISTORY ON THE GROUND
Wilbur Jacobs of UCSB, Chairman :
Arlene Eakle, Salt lake City, speaker
FAMILY HISTORY AND THE COMMUNITY
?Thomss Tuller, USSB,Chairman
Speakers: Rebecca Cbnrad, Iowa State Hist. Soc.
Ingrid W. Soobie, UC San Diegp
Stephen Payne, Ph.S. Fellow,US Santa
Cruz
MAR 1979 5/1 p.6
1 - w- !
1979 FAMILY HISTCRY SYMPOSIUM (con) Qird 2 !
SPEAKERS, Second Session: ! '
GtTPTING STARTED IN FAMILY HISTORY.Richard E Oglesby
Qiairman: Ben Blosham, Brigham Young TT. '
Marge C. Fahy, So.Cal. Gen. Soc.
Carlton H. Smith, former SBOGS President
WRITING FAMILY HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY,C.Wesley John
son, Orairman; David Kyvig, U. of Akron
Yaffa Daznin, author
Ted Hinckley, Cal State, San Jose
SOURCES FOR FAMILY & COMMUNITY HISTORY, John Will1iamson,
Natl Archives, Chairman \
J. Carlyle Parker, Gal State , Stanislaus (••>,
Kenneth Rosem&n, Natl Archives
Ifcymona Wright, ' Sen. fjocjiety qt Utah
~UCSB AMXSML ««ttUSIUI| Jan 26-27,1979 "
^c^to^i&^«?r:
ANCESTORS WEST, June I960 6/2 p 60=61
!•

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
' ^ /X^ i
1979 FAMILY HISTORY SYMPOSIUM Card 3 w^/
3rd session: NEW PERSPECTIVES W FAMILY &COMMUNITY HIST,
i INTRODUCED BV Patricia Cohen, UCSB
| speakers: Alan Feldman, tower ,riends School, PA. {
I! Dean May , U. Utah Richard Bushman, U.Delaware
IMPACT OF IMMIGRATION ON FAMILY AND COMMUNITY, intro.
Bbtma lorence -Kot, U.C.Berkeley speakers:
Frederick Luebke, U.Nebr. Danald T. Hata,CalSt Dominguee
Hills; Nadine Hata, El Caraino (bllege
Phvllis Martinelli, Phoenis History VrQ3ezt
SOlS Ml ^MILY AND COMMUNITY,Car1 W.Harris,U6SB,chr.
Speakers: George Simons, Inter Media Fdn,S. Monica
Marie Northrop
Anita Check Milner, authors
ates HALEY has started small fdn to help those s^rng
* pronpte Wly reunions. »*» 1* W *, 9? AW
FAMILY NAME INTEREST
MAR 1939 5/1 p. 30
f WF$ $W?$ ti WWtsjn III
-90 Clifton Blvd.
Binghampton NY 13903 ,
FAMILY _ ORGANIZATIONAL REUNIONS
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1987 13/1/45
rtnn..m~+ *. •• - •*••! •__- • —
FAMILY RECIPES WITH BACKGROUND STATEMENT
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1988 14/2/45
Ekrly this year, Marge Nefstead sent the Editor
3 recipes. OPlease indicate if you would favor includ
ing some seasonal recipes in DEC 1988 ANC. WEST,
or perhaps compiling a FUND-RAISING ENTERPRISE-SBCGS
FAMILY RECIPES.
l.Grandmother's Sugar Cbokies(Mary Ellen(Muncaster)
Dueble's -submitted by Nancy (essex) Oster
2. FLapjacks - EngLish cookie,from an English
cousin of Audrey Guntermann
3. BROWN MORAVIAN COOKIES 95 dozen) ? Phyllis Maxwell
\foravians were among the first Americans to celebrate
Christmas.
FAMILY REUNIONS
YANKEE Magazine, May, 1980, contains an
extensive listing of upcaDing family reun±ons
m ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980,- 6/2 p. 49
FAMILY REUNIONS (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1981^^'. p 47
18 listed
BIDWELL BRISTOL BROWN ODLBY JOHN DAVIS BELLS
HDTCHKISS JOHNSON KETCHAM KLAN LOWREY (Ttos,Mary)
MACNY MANY-MANEY-MANNEY- MANNY RANDALL ROSS
STB3NG VAN VALIN-HUMBERT WING WITHAM
HARVII1E REUNION. Desc. of Dr. John William HarvilLe
«arly CA settler in Tbdds Valley,Placer Cbunty.
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1981 3/4 p.116
HARVILLE REUNION HELD , Aug 8 1981 report
A£ ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1982 8/2 p.5

FAMILY HE0NIONsVl985 " __
BARBEP 11 ,^CESam W^ST JUNE 1985 11/2 ppjfc*-1,
• > * —•"—————•—— ————^—____^__^__
FAMILY REUNIONS 1985 ^ _, „
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 » 47 tard 2
PARKE SOCIOT^ton to2 Z?^^ "
252 FaZ^"SaftKWAug 24
WUNhJQ8N FAMILY Assn Deerfield, NH Aug 25
futons. i?gg^ .£«£« to usejou/s^g94
"PU- pedigree lines. Pros"tution. - to extend
FEDERATION OF FAMILY HISTORY SOCIFTTFS
be held ta^SfwS fld'.Sf^s of a P1*^. to '
nude the test SiWtonT?1"1?" °J the Jud^s
?^^^^xrdsVr Lhistory during tte
1981/82 ^y^^) a)UKFSSsetc.
1985/85 Cornwall EHS t^pean ^
_ 1985/86 West Surrey FHS ^l6"^ Sbc8'
J—^2 _____ggoking Society.
FEDERATION OF FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETIES
WW WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/9
^dSnf?r5e^, rwl8ed - *«» 1985/86 Award
Rules set out.

GENEALOGISTS ^"^IrSltott•8Berry Farm and
at Buena Park H>tel, next to Knox
reported (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC L982 p. 1*
SE^^S** W *n^e___
FEDERATto. OF GENEAIOCICAL S^IETIES^ RELEASE
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1983 9/3 p. 84
Call to All genealogists - cssist U.S. National
Archives to create Finding Aids tor Genealogy
including Pension Files for Revolution and
G^pletS^ex to Passport Applications and
SS Svil Var Reoords(service records,
volunteer records) p- 85
Gbranittee for Genealogy ArchivesGift Fand-bames
FEDERATION OF GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES
(ANCESTORS WEST, ******,%££ reoormended by ,
""f?,5ZfiPaESSL MSS'wffl. CHAIRMAN.
SOOECT m. ^"KSSS, incased
PROJECT #2. G311' °?^r^pfes of INDEX TO SHIPS'
funds (now over $^^> ^P^fh port of New "fork.
PASSENGER LISTS, **??%?£££ suggestion node
America's major port ol entry. Gaveston 50
for ports of San W^j«"^fng^ndertaken.
reels.. That suggestion c"1^*1* ^"jgt of $L3 a reel
(NARA'S own microfilming xs.n?"*^ tjjjex to COMPILED
,,-FENZI, Dr. Bnanuel Orazio changed name to
FENZI, Dr. Francesco Francheschi
Florentine horticulturist who caae toJS. B. in
toInsuSvi^ens^etortic^tural program in
colonial Lib*. Died there in 1923.
See cards under THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
WIBr SEPT 1980 6/3/ p.87
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£°"asstraws?
de

! FLUGUM/GRIMM
THE HAFPY ENDING BEGINNING
Patsy Brock (ANCESTORS WEST,
Card 1
JUNE 1988 14/2/55—57
Barbara Flugum has found her father William CRIMM
after 42 years. William Griirm b. 1917 Pittsburg. He
and his brothers and a sister were separated after the
Jteath of their mother in the flu epidemic of 1918
r »* ?**«fa room in the orphanage, so Villiam was sent
to the poorhouse. In 1944 Griirm eloped to Omaha with
Kathleen WITHROW. When Grlnm went overseas ste
| rejoined her family in CA. where she was torn
! After EtIMM retd from Philippines, divorced
Gave custody of Barbara l£ yrs old to her maternal
grandmother, Sporadically in touch until Barbara was 2
and her family moved to Barstow, CA He had left Army
continued to work as a oook. flenarried 1947 toEthelyn
[ -3*§yjhavejr^^ Qrleans.then tr to-AUufca
P.54.4 of Grid's Wh ***** Jel9toU>&Zo
Sal i i1?** inasanta Bart^'^W,!mrried a"d
SSn^JS"1* address- * hS used^rifandnDther
oZ s sister and brother in i address of
Sk^?.*- Louis librarv Fn/mf t acher' told her to
tfhere in 1947. No lon^ J ^Jesse E-^>mlin lived
fxom ANCESTORS UNLIMITED « n£»HU ^ aS^SuSs
• reprinted from CHURCH NEWS, newleteer o^of^ is 5
I suggestions. "^* -10
rr
/H!8&S^
FORM Suggested form for j
Ancestors Tables ;
Format,items to be
included
ANCESTORS WEST Sept 1997 13/3/ 136
Comment requested on !
change of format
ANCESTORS WEST Sept 1988 14/3 H4
FORM FOR COPYING MIOROFIIAf «?RrKu •
-Marriage Records
.1 1 in.
/rfdK
.-n
K)RM SEARCHES BUREAU OF CENSUS 1
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 196/28 i
SlS?" ^ N?W Fee ^^^ure »>P Me and Citizenship j
Seraching Service, Request Jbrm BG£OG from Personal
Census Service Branch, Buereau of the Census
E**?^' SJ?7? Effective 1 Oct 1985 fee increased :
to ^5 00. Addtl transcript copies, if desired,$2 each. I
(Natl Gen. S>c. Newsletter vol 11, No. 6,123)
'ir*

PORSTER, Francis J m r»
SBCOS m^ibn'Sb of Sant a Ikrbara
traces ancestrv thJ^t * spea}sBr JUNE 1979 5/1 r>36 j
ElamWo o~» ^rr* 'Jrg 1W4 to Baldwin I.Count

.*-*-
—r- ^- ^ ^ **7
GAGE FAMILY HISTORY,-
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1983 p.94 (note)
pll6-ai7 _
John Gage of Ipswich- His English Ancestry
and Some American Descendants,Duane M. Gage
188 pp. announcement and copy of table of contents
pp 116-117
GALBRAITH, Mary Ellen seecard5*
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA listing names
extracted from Biographical Record in Southern
California, J. H. fciinn, Chicago, 1902
ANCESTORS WEST, March 1979 p. 19Vol 5/1
an m %59r Mendel a82201894) born same year
as Galton •
GARFIEID, ANCESTORY OF PRESffiEOTJAMES GARFIEID
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1983 9/2 p. 59
7 generations set out. References given.

ypP*!y
OENEALOGieAL: CALENDABR
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1983 9/3 p 87 •
l4d. of Gen. Soc. is establishing a CMEAIDGICAL
CALENDAR. If Planning conference of more «*** "f
with more than 300 participants; suggested checking,
or to attract attendants from other states.
GENEALOGICAL COMPUTING - AN UPDATE
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1983 9/3 p84
NDrman E. infield
* - • ' ' /'
GENEALOGICAL DOCUMENTS, A COMMON SENSE APPROACH TO
___XffiGANIZING GENEAIOGICAL IXXpffiNTS-^IPQRE JI3ING A,
S^K^S^r"^SL80^ APPRDACH TO
°WjrEB WiU^^ ^1D0?,MEras BEroRE USING A
l-CMlect ^u^^SS^f^tef>SicalReferences
Keep size of paper »L aS£*f2" ^temticaliy
2. Separate by sumune ** 3-hDle «>tebook.
to^ne^S ^1 S*-^ ^rd stouid relate
4. Separate by em^hf °ne SDUrce
5. Give evervlhfft^ Zperson liv«i-
"dually saL S^f^ °rigin °* the reoord.-
*^*£*££££ ** o* indexing _
GENEAIOGICAL HEIPKR
Santa Birbara References in July/August 1983 issue
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1983 9/3 p 108
(SENE/^CBjggAL NEWSLETTER, N.Burr Coryell
REVIEWED by Harry Titus
teirch 1979 ANCESTORS WEST 5/1 p. 22
genealogical research in Massachusetts
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981 7/3 p 82
GENEAIOGICAL RECORDS - Other (buntrieS
OTHER ADDRESSES
CAJOSOT3 WEST, SOT? 1984 10/3/p, 98
(GENEALOGICAL SERVICRS-
Specil Page in Sunday WASHINGTON POST
beginning Oct 22/19§8
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1984
see card under WASHINGTON POST
/^$|*
a i.
v_

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GENEAIOGICAL WEEK *eek ot 29 q^ 19?9
Proclamati Santa Barbara County
"SBWSfc by unanS^us^itl/4 P100. 101
" ' . I
GENEAIOGY^A COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE?
Ibstal Servicethata ^ ^ **°****to U. s.
genealogy Jt tobby\£Za£ f* fuming
Hugh Astern McCbnigle Washington mLS?-^^^.1^^^ SS^q^- *PGpulap choice- writing
AAn* T'" • ^.""-iatelie Oomnunicatlons Sn^^yf^
GENEAIOGY IN THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1987 13/3/115-116
Headline: WHAT'S IN ASURNAME? GENEALOGISTS RUE TRENT)
OF GIVING CHIIDRM NEW IAST NAMES: SSSSlJ^tTCy
alSw allow thS^EtL2ki0g them to bestow upon ^ their °f little children ^^the laws surname th^ of
their choice. Alena Jech and Acblf Befurt took ctS
to court- the Hawaii couple, were among the nrsTparents
£ SS^,? m'^t to regiSt6r SOn'S ^ SST
as JWBEF (a fusion of Jech and Befurt). Federal courts
in Hawaii, Florida and Jbrth Carolina agreed
Sta^^^ort^t^ "2? her hUSband **" S^3" ^k
sttift h °?T u* """^ *>* Sydney Anthony
SASC.^^ Amenia SKYBETTER b. several
.* **? ., J^ttie 1399k t9 expl^ h^ 1399k to h%,
GENEAIOGY BY MAIL WHAT WORKS FCR ME
Iodine Gauthier Heppell
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1987 13/4/148-149
Recommends:
HANDBOOK EQR GENEAIOGICAL CORRESPONDENCE,Cache Gen.
Library, "Ifl^n IJTTh e Everton Publishers
THE SOURCE, Guidebook of Am. Gen. Arlene Eakle,Jbhni
Cerny
HANDBOOK FOR GENEALOGISTS, Everton Publishers
GENEALOGICAL HELPER, bi-monthly pub, Everton.
LEARN TO TYPE.l Write concise letters.
Guidelines for correspondence. 5 points:
1 .took at dates on ancestor charts USE NATF Form 80 for
Civil War Records-request Pension FUe 1st; mor info
2,Write to all FREE offers to print queries
3, flftte ^EEjEN[CE mSjARI$l 9$ iQcal^y l^rary
uciNiMyjuiji m MAiJ-i what "KJKhs kjk MUi (.con; Card 'Z
Reference Librarian at locality library - Give exact
death date, ask to check newspaper files for death
notice.
4. Write CORRESPONDING SECRETARY of gen.soc in locality
you are searching and ask for list of others searching
your surname. Submit list of names to add to society's
file
5. Write to PROBATE CLERK and inquire if any intestate
or testate probate files for jour ancestor
PROVIDE EXACT DEATH DATE; inquire page and book number of
refeerence and cost of copies
ANSWER ALL YOUR MAIL Share equal amounts of photo
copies or offer to reimburse for copies. Mare you
share the NQRE you get back.

JjfPK /pSffiy jj0bl\ ^^^
GENEALOGY, The Usefulness of Obmputers in Amateur
by Norman E. Scofield, SBOGS Member
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981 7/3 p 83-84
GENEAIOGY BOCKS 10% Discount
Books on Demand, University Microfilm International
399 H Zeeb Road Ann Arbor MI 58106
phone (313) 761-4700
JUN 1979 5/2 p. 60
SEPT 1979 5/3 p. 69
GENEAIOGY CHARTS
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p 47
John H. Scrimgeour,Shrewsbury, MA announcement
GENEALOGY CLASSES (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/142
Nart Keugh Johnston, in process of preparing for
next day class, reports classes cosponsored by SBOGS
and Aiult Education include INTERMEDIATE /ADVANCED
each Monday in Tbwnley Room,S BMain Public Library
6-9 p.m. beginning Jan 5,1987 and
BEGINNERS COURSE, Tuesday, Jan 6,1987 10a.ra. 12 noon
at Alice Schott Center, 310 W. Padre St. '_
GENEALOGY FAIR (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1984 10/3 p 87
Saturday, Oct 6, 1984 United Methodist Church
10 am to 4 pm
Research tables by geographical areas.
Sales table ^ntA __n
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4 p. 120
Feature Speaker, Alexander White UCLA Pj^^'.
^ing Ancestors in Civil war and other conflicts
Also American Colonials of Royal Ancestry
Staffing of Area-interest etc. tables named.
3RD GENEALDGY FAIR (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT L986 12/3 p 81
Oct 18,1986 at United Methodist toe "—" ~' -
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 ' 1q/i/^
Another Method of "r^W" i^Y,45
i Taking drums presenfS £f I *? UcG&.
~^^u^berge^^nS Karf *"*' ** *
^~>~jaaaai&u*w^^ 19R7
•*•'"
'- u

at offices-of Applied ^^t^^s^usiness)
s^^K-S-SS- Private ejections.
listed.
X lotcu. •
GEORGIA (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4 p 123
GEORGIA ARCHIVES FAMILY RESEARCH CARDS
now contains over 5,000 cards Copies of cards
from the file, up to maximum of 12 on one surname,
available for $2.00 fee,made in advance,with SASE
1 surname request per letter.
Georgia Dept of Archives and History
Central Research
300 Capital Ave., S. k. Atlanta, GA 30334
\ Card 1
GEORGIA - GENEAIOGICAL RESEARCH
( ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p.21) MAP p?0
4th State,1788. Rom 1540 to early1780**£^
Soain maneuvered for dominance. When SCbecame an
KsHolony in 1732, land betweenthe Savannah and
St. Mary's Rivers was set aside for a new ©tony.
James Oglethorpe brought 15 families «Jy^W3
Farlv history sketched. About 1738 many Swiss,
^TaUan,Scottish Highlanders, Salsburge r and
SoSn settlers had arrived. Mass. Puri^ns came
to Midway,GA in 1752. In 1798 Territory of Mississippi
Seated,Uter divided into states of ALabama and MISS.
Land Latteries -up to 400 acres -inQ?fi,ce of §ecy $tatev
Card 2
GEORGIA GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH
(ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1981 7/1 p. 2J. (con)
Birth and death records since Jan 1 19L9 on file in
Division of Vital Statistics, State dept Public Health,
1 Hinter St. S. Ws Atlanta GA 30303. ATlanta and
Savannah city health offices have earlier records.
Cbunty CLerk and Clerk of Ordinary Cburt have county
records. Also Civil Court records. Naturalization
records in office of Superior Court where hearing held.
Deeds recorded in office of Cburt of Ordinary. Sbme also
from Secy of State. Wills,clerk of Court of Ordinary,
of testator's residence.
Printed References
W Pt 20
GERMAN
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985 11/3 p. 97
Qne of books displayed by Edna M. Bentz at
SBOGS German Research All-Day Workshop June 8,1985
was IF I CAN, YOU CAN DECIPHER GERMANIC RECORDS.
78 pp 2nd printing available from
Edna M. Bentz, 13139 Old West Ave.San Diego CA 93129

jjfPK 0$&\ JiiUs f^^\ /^H* '^WT
GERMAN-AMERICAN , Major Bibliographies indices
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC U3B4L3L0/4 .p^HO
\ Snts^6^ !937,Arthur Schultz
! mtiimri*? "f ft" QHtvar- in ^^ t°.i.WQ
t3ipi3ogra.iJiijr_^; v-^ki -ir%crranhv Don Heinrich
German Americans A Bi^iiograpny ,i*ju .—
Metuchen, NJ lave;
Ifendbcoks: AJjeneaLogicalJ^
^asear^gLarry 0, Jensen,NoSian btorrer
Ehti^pediajoXJGe^^
Mr. and MrsTcLifford Neal Smith,
GERMAN RESEARCH
(AMCESTOPS WEST DEC 1984 X0/4 p. 11^
tt of Wisconsin at Madison, WI is establishing
a Gernan-American Research Center(and Documenta
tion) Ibr info contact Uof Wisconsin
Ibundation 709 langcton St., Madison WI 53706
Send SASE
*** GERMAN RESEARCH ALL-DAY WORKSHOP June 8,1985
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2/p 49 wimo_
German words and numerals SPRECHEN SIE DEUTSCH?
*** Offer from Cbrnelia Schrader-Muggenthaler
Karl-Stieler- Strabe 1-3 6000 Frankfurt 1 West-^iernany
lANOE^RS WEST SEPT 1985 11/3/105
GERMAN RESEARCH -*
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1984 10/4 p 120 ' j
MotS T2 VmJ"^^M AND
KiiLATIVES Dr. Helma E. Friedrichs I960 is
1 nap:Gernany before 1918 wacns' 1JbR' 15 PPcontents
described, address for ordering. [
GERMAN RESEARCH ASS'N
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 196/28
P. 0. Box 11293 San Dieg> CA 92111 has sent 8-page
outline or report of Sburces for Finding Places of
Origina in Germany and other European Cbuntries,
with sgggested letters in German and other helpful info
GERMAN RESEARCH (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1986 12/2 p 59
From Gbrnsilk, Gen Sb. of DeKalb Gb. IL \bl 4 No. 1.
Museun for Hamburg History has opened Germany's
first Historic Emigration Office (IlED) Nearly 5,000.000
names stored on 274 microfilm files., include the only
complete German emigrant records from 1850 to 1914 '
known to exist. On Oct 6 1683,13 Mennonite families
of Krefield saild from Ifatterdam, Hoi land?landing near
Philadelphia and founded Gemantown, PA, Tocky more
than 60 million people can tra,ce roots tQ ^rhjajTy,
GLEANINGS FRCM EXCHANGES AND DONATIONS
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1981 7/3 p 109 )
ASH TREE ECHO,Fresno CA 16/3 July 1981 pp 125-175
Huguenot Story, compiled Joseph A. Gividen,Mary Foree
Reinero and Kathryn LaRue Ringey
CONNECTICUT NUTMEGGER vol 14/1 June 1981
European Church Records ,Jbhn J. Coddington,CSG also
Migration and Settlements in Colonial New Higignd
Pitfalls in Genealogy, Milton Rubincam
1.Sanctity of the Printed Word 2. Assumption of
Relationship to families of similar or identical name
3. localities-changes in state bounckries etc
4. Interpretation of terms in old documents.
GEftflfEAIOGICAL PERSPECTIVE qn NATURAHEATION David R
Stoddard.QGRS. with i+-n* * ^_ - M ~y*^
Stoddard.OGRS. with nutlinfls thnmtmta i Oiue nrt-rk

GLEANINGS (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1981 7/4 p 143
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700,Clarence ALmon
Terry (1870-19g2)
4 page exposure of little known
mss in New England Historical Society library'
given 4-oage exposure in NEW ENGLAND GENEAIOGY,
Issue No. 17, July 1981 Gbnraents on recently
published book.
oJZfZfEastern Europe: taken from Jan 1985
Memnnite Family History f West
Also address for gen. info from cnxra.
Prussia ,, o« /* csrr SOCIETY OtlABTERUf
*** Items re birth,death,marriage rates.etc. in
STSL?£W«W«B - inventory of m
r^TEsSSN^-shiP-Section Acre (ilxus)
5TSMSS%pi««;«1fATE0F •
Yellowed Pagesjbl XVNo. 21985^01 ' rouRra ^
BOUNIY.HEAtHIGHIS^ SECT© CLASS, nu>^ ^ ^
PRE-liMPTION GRANTS SODO, ""^^tocieBts toK
OJaSlNGS-NOTICES (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 13/4(Card 2
* SURNAME SEARCHERS DIRECTORY
* MARITIME RECORDS NEWSLETTER Vol 7/2 Apr=June 1985
* ARCHAIC AND UNUSUAL MEDICAL TERMS - Gbnejo Valley Gen
Sbc Vol 6/No. 11, 1985
* NATL DIRECTORY OF BARTERING GENEALOGISTS, DIREfflORY
COMPILERS OF ARIZONA ANC. BEST Dec 85 p. 153
8 msm fiQOffly CgS&fo. soc. ,georgetown,OHID ADOPTION
CENSUS RECORDS 189L/19QL all AWp. 154
OF GENEALOGISTS, london. handbook A Directory
of British Peerages, paperback.
NEWSPAPER FOR GENEAIOGISTS
"^^^xJ^^l^rS^iW ANCESTRY RESEARCH &PRINT HOUSE
Other Addresses
*?• Quvqe^sqc, st,LlW5 WWiw mm allp.l^
(ga^M? )AMCESH0RS WEST. SEJT J.O06 Vf^f 107
NEWSLETTER NO. 50, HAWAIIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
May 1986 - organized 1892 560 Kawaiahao St.
Honolulu Hawaii 96813
Contributed by SBOGS Member Carolyn Crawford.
Annual meeting May 8, 1986, slide show at Queen Emma
Summer Palace. THE HISTORY OF HAWAII'S NEWSPAPERS and
lecture by Helen Garacimos Chapin, Ph. D., well-known
for her comprehensive study of the Greek community in
the islands, ed.,Hawaiian Journal of History, and
Assoc. £jj^ pres. and Den of Special Programs,Hawaii
Pacific Cbliege.
SCOT IN HAWAII,Oral History Project,Caledonian Soc
announces completion of lOyear oral history project,
other details, U,H. PROF TO K$0E HAWAIIAN LINEAGE
THROUGH GENES (onlv through rrnth^v r

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GLEN, HARRY (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 9/1 pp 14-18
copied Santa Barbara County Marriage Records
1898 with Harry and Justice Titus •
lee PH3FILE card ANC WEST MARCH 1984 10/1 p. 5
GLEN HARRY (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1986 12/4/137
Officer Profile see PROFILE card QHEHY p 139
HARRY W. GLENN bc1869, Canada, Known to live in
St Paul MN where he was a businessman I8a7-i»i«.
Ms wife, Jessie ALice RICHARDSCN, e 1903 in St. Paul.
£eiriGch (including SH*S number HARRY M^^d
in orphanage. Harry W. ;lenn.est^lished a camera cas€
and repair business in St. Iouis MO in 1903. Only *
of his children ever found each other again.
Familes working on:
RIOIAHDSCN Pittsburgh PA 1874
GRANT New York NY 1867 KIP New York NY 1840
BURNS Indianapolis In 1938
GLINES FAMILY Card 1
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 pp 32-33
Transcription of Oral History Tape
16 Feb 1831 m in MO Mary Ann EVANS b2S^nt ift£>
^ch^nd, QHio Started^vlrland te tt^atoS^
nr^tmB ? ?alt Uke aty ^*»» ^dest ch cLius H
GLINES was b. in 1851 Her brother ISRAEL EVANS
&%^£7 if h^ ^ d' Qnu» ^"rty
naturity S°nS' 5 ^^tersved to
, *&ffi^&^&v^>^ of Thorns J. and
GLINES FAMILY ~
Card 2
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 pp 32-33
pwart^ ?SSlUS and ^^ aiNES ^re;
2"£& SsTorratT^ofss*--*
S S F»bi11'1877'm- a McOOSKEy 4 ch
hK ^i*"1 ^NAID of Santa Maria
E^nfof"^?!61-133131 ^ cashi

tmmt\ /SP»v
GQDDARD ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
( ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4 p 116
Editorial Note includes report on Godckrd invocation
and publication of THE GCDDARD BOCK Vols I and II.
QTOt^NIOE translation calces
CAT '^?i1??r'wBlTOr8lde O* Vo1 ** PP 5-16
D q ^Sh6illnCh °f

GREAT REGISTER OF VOTERS
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4 p. 122
Ava.ttibiUty' of copies at Gledhill Library,
S. B. Historical Society vrarg 1 i«t-Pd.wit.h
GRE3B RBQOSTER- SOURCE OF CALIFORNIA BIOCRAPffif
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4/147
A^cle in Orange County Gen.S^. garterly *>1 22/3
SEPT 1985 reprinted from SCAn ^5°•tAI«Answering Network
Scannings, Ifcv/Dec 1979 pp 1-3 Several copies of
Great Register in Gledhill Library
Great Registers have origin in "Registry Act" of
vb^Tig 1866 Separate columns showing age,height
Se^n^orTeyes and^ir^tion^f^xUe
imrks or scars, place of residence (ward and precincr;
Su^alization etc. in later editions; earlier had
S^ouSS of ^occupation and exact residence
(sm - (ANCESTORS WEST F*1^^^^
^kxbara Grinm Flugum found father Wimai
^fe^ClUJGUM-GRlMM The Happy hiding Beginning
by Patsy Urock."
y!Wi§£. jwfflSMk /^llh^3
-""I
GUIDELINES FOR FAMILY HISTORY INTERVIEWS j
Distributed at Symposium on the Family !
and the Conrnunity, UCSB Jan 26-27,1979
ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980 6/2 pp 60-61
Gbntact and Research Preparation p. 60 j
Chnrtimt.incr thP Tntgrvigw n—fifWTI 14 giimroct- inns |
GUNTERMANN, AUDREY (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1985 11/1/20- '
Article and Chart HDW TO DETERMINE RELATIONSHIP- 22
COUSINS
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/58 PROFILE
See Profile Card.
Qordinates society bus trips to L.A. torn and reared
in San Diego.Mother Californlan, father English.
Graduated from S.B.State College as a dietician.
Met husband there but did not marry until after she
had finished a tour of duty in the Army. Spent 2 yrs
in Naples, Italy as a dietician; moved to Marsailles
and ended up in Okinawa. M.George and Settled in S.B.
in 1947. Retired from job as a dietician at atnsum
CLinic in 1982, In 1960s and 1970s had to prove
relationship for inheritances in England.Families:
OUVHR.Middlesex. Ene \S7l IWME Kent.Eng 1830 .
fERRIEI' New Orl«in« f.A iflan ^ » t ^
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987* 13/2/ 59
GUNB2BRMANN", Audrey Query;
JOHN FERRIE b c 1794 in/near Glasgow, Soot; I*esbyterian
minister and professor of noral philosophy at C^ieens
U,, Belfast d 20 July 1872 in Pbllywood, Ire.
Known chilrdn include John,William and Dunnston. Who was
&ts wife. Who were the members of his family.
(Profile shows FERRIE - New Orleans, LA 1840)

HftLEY, ALEX Special Guest atUCSB Family H^tory
^nposium Jan26-27 1979 UCS3 see card unieu-
FAWttLTHISTORY SYMPOSIUM REVIEW
.-i.
HALF AND HALF BOOK ROY PIOGRAM
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4 p 134
SEPT 1979 5/3 p. 70
HALL, Lydia of Scotland Co., MO wife of
E. W. SAUNDERS, M. D. 5 ch.
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA, extracted
HAMILTON,' CAROL FIEID Director i
see card under PROFILES MARCH 1984 10/1 p. 6 ;
b. Lynn, Essex Cb. Mass. Mass.pubiic schools thru High
Has attended S.B.City (bllege part time at night
since 1979. 9. Sept 14 1956 Maccasin, Arizona
Iorenzo Charles Brown
HARDWICK see PROFILES,ANCESTORS WEST MAKL988 14/1/10
Michael (MIKE) b, Cincinnati, OH grad USOB 1972
with high hanars and degpee in AnthwpiiQgy^
Researching his family for over 10 years. Is Accounting
Systems Analyst for S. B. County.Works with computers
every day.
HAEDWICK, PAULA FOSS b. Hull Eng. Came to Us 18 mos.
Grad San Francisco St. Cbliege 1966,degree in Psycho 3o=
gy. Social Worker for Cb. of S. B.
Names they are searching on PROFILES CARDs 2&3
ANCESTORS TABLE Chart 58 for ch.Michael David and
Patricia Ann (ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1988 14/1/16- 17
J^SCENDANTS CHART 14/1/20 Norwegian lines confusing
"^fci-L mid-19th century used patronymic naming system.en4i^
so,n a,n.d cfe,tter $ollqwi,n£ Ja,th$rls, given name
HARVILLE - am old San Diego Letterhead, submitted
by member Ronald F. flkrville
HARVELL-HARVILjJ 19?9 5/2 *' *
HARVILLE REUNION August 22, 1982 at Ooaoola Park
ta Njrridgevjock, Maine, Next reunion to be held at
same place August 21,1983
; (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 8/4 p 138
HARVILLE BROS & CO. An Old San Diego Letterhead
June 1979 5/2 p. 46
"T

j0^\ {0£$$s
HEBBERD, Persis
HOW DO TOU SPELL YOUR NAME
HEBBERD - never HUBBARD
immigrant ancestor of her husband Wallace Hebbert
was Robert Hibbard, saltmaker, Salem, MA
HENDRY William one of 6 Scotsmen who came
from Aberdeenshire to work for ELwood COOPER
See card under THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
flWrr«nr»r ii"^" orrnm 1 Hon CI Ot- P«
HERITAGE, Kathrtfi **h
ANCESTORS T/fflLE, Chart 21 June 1979 ANU w»i
pp 52p54
HERITAGE, Karen
Arranged S.B.Gbunty Marriage Records 1876
copies by Mary ELfeen Galbraith for
ANCESTORS WEST March 1979, 5/1 pp 20- 22
With Janet Iawler, copied S.B.Ob. Marriage oecords
1902 A-L QNCESTORS WEST DEC 1983 9/4 pp 148-151
HEREDITARY SOCIETIES AND GENEAIOGY
( ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1986 12/2 p 55
THE SEARCHER, Vol XXII No. 4 pp 76-77, article by
Ebnald N. foran (April 1985) obtained 7 generations
of mother's ancestors through SAR records, from
supplementals 94 additional ancestors. Urges leaving !
"foot prints" - a source citation to a mss and the Gen;
or Hist. soc. Library in which it is found,for
example
HEWES, GEORGE ROBERT TWELVE, Last of the Boston Tea j
Party now resides near Richfield Springs, Otsego Co.NYv
aged about 100 yrs. (illus) j
,-»n DEC 1978 4/4 p.112 ]
Card 2
HIGHLIGHTS OF HISTORY OF SANTA BARBARA
j (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 p 75
1782 Presidio Real of Santa Barbara founded April 21
by Gov. Felipe de Neve. Site blessed and Mass
said by Padre Serra. 4th and last Spanish
presidioin the New Wbrld
1786 SANTA BARBARA MISSion founded on St.Barbara's
Day Dec. 4
1818 Pirate raid by French privateer Hypo lite de
Bouchard destroys smuggling port on O-tega ranch
Refugio Canyone
1835 Richard Henry Dana visist S.B. writes about dity
33rrt^' GUifornia becomes part of U. S.
HILL-Southern states, as well as other states and
^reland. HIU, HERITAGE, quarterly Jo^f" Sfl
Jara w^SiT^ "2? G*****^ Society
\^S^ftS' Exec* Dir- Portland ORE 97207
ANCESTORS WEST Sept 1979 5/3 p n

HILLS, DAPHNE (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 p6
March 8, 1986 Seminar ENGLISH ANCESTORS, THEIR
MIGRATION AND KDBIUTY
HILLSBOROUGH CXUHTY (N.H.) REGISTER OF PROBATE INDEX
(1771-1884
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1981 7/3 pp 102-103 )
6 Calif, listings BtOTERFIEID,CAMPBELL,COCHRAN,EATON
HOIMES-, PATTEN
23 states, 5 foreign countries
tt>i/# Pgf
HINCHMAN, Augustus Felix 1978 June 4/2 35 (
a^nta ftuwra Pioneer i
mS?^^Jm MIGRATION DATES
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1982. 8/3 pp 87-91
5 pages listing dates and events 1607 tj l8MJS
• HISTORY FAIR, second Annual
April 24-25,1982
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 40
(ANCESTORS WEST, IMwTiSSSs
***. Edward Shew**

Chart 33

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HUGUENOT & WALLOON GAZETTE
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1986 12/3 p 92
Notice - founded Oct 1985
Ifon. Editor 'Malmaison' Church St. Great Bedwyn,Wilts
SN8 3PE Primarily intended for those
taO&ot sure if they are of Huguenot or Walloon descent
(b) have been told so but lack proof
(c) have proof are of Huguenot, Walloon or FLemish
origin but cannot jump the gtp between 19th-18th cent
(d) feave coee across a foreign looking name in their
English pedigree; wonder ifmight be Huguenot,Walloon
or Flemish
HURLBURT, Ttonas-
FAMILY nm MAPLELEAF REUNION 23-25 July 1980
Submitted by AMY MARWEDE
ANCESTORS WEST (DEC 1980, 6/4 p 118
HDM^,Samuel C.(MC_5ra_" ^^ SEpr 1987 i^^ji^
Record Agent in London, England, notes of work
regularly carries out as paid research ,6 categories
listed
ILLINOIS American nerritory 1787
Territory 1809 21st State 1818
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1983 9/3 pp 90-94
Map p. 90 Chronology p 90
Records Marriage in sole custody of County Clerks
Birth and death records 1877-1916(if made at all))
a£V °?*y Serks some prior to 1877;also some cities
After 1916 all original birth and death ctfes with
Dept of Public Health (state), Springfield.
May 1941 WPA pub. Guide to Public VitaEt&tistical Rec.
ords in 111. (137 pp mimeographed)
Probate courts in counties of more than 70,000 pop
other counties probate matters and wills Cb. Clerk
Other referent 1-i*t-pri,
• ~ •—Societies, Libraries, P^v^
IMMIGRATION, HISTORICAL AND IMMIGRATION DATES
1607- 1914-18 (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT L983 8/3 87-91
of dates and events listed)
IMMIGRATION RECORDS
(ANEPLKJiVM-kfi *•*-— '
(ANCESIORS WEST 'SEPT 1984 in/*
Inmigration andN«S^f hSw been «*»sed by
6,055 new rols o.'SSSK S&J**°^
lm(Xc^ESICBS- FACING
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1986 12/2 D60
fl"- — immigrant ancestors, TRACING>
i

J
/pPiN -^fflfclli ^wi^V
INDIAN REOORDS ^-^ record ^ 1979 " ?6
WARDS AND RELATIONS, article by Lillian 'Ledbetter
Kimberlin, 7854 Gbll Ave. No.Hollywood CA
91605 ,pp,57*09 inlfcl, III, No. 2 May 1979
Bulletin of the Gen. Soc. of Old Tryon Cb.,M C
Bulletin address.
P. O. R>x 938 Thrpgj; City. NC 28043
INDIAN RESEARCH, SOURCES FOR JUN 1879 5/2 p 44
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History,
2259 Puesta Del Sol Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Authoirty on Chumash Indians
Santa Ynez Indian Reservation Bdx 517,Santa Ynez, CA
93460 Churmash records are located here,mainly for
Indians who have remained on the Reservation
Santa Barbara Mission Archives, Upper Iaguna St. S. B.
Library is closed to the public and research must be
done by their archivist. "Reports, statistical taBtes,
Registers, inventories, account books, records of bap
tisms., confirmations, marriages and burials,
riel or t. y (ca.l7K-l845), especially in LA-San Gab
JTieL area,,
CARD 2
Washington DC20408 *' ^nnsylvania Ave.N.W.
see also list of t h*
ANCESTORS WEST jwJ^ f**» ****. etc. pp.4o,41
INDIANA 0 riews&ttffjr Genealogy Query Column- Rules
Tri-State Ancestry (No. Ind. Ohio, So Michigin)
Tri-State Ancest ry The News-Sent inel,Ft.Wayne, Ind
INDIANA (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 pp 19-24 Qird *
Nbrthwest Territory 1787 Indiana Terr 1800
19th State 1816 tep p. 19
Chronology p. 19
First permanent community developed around
Vincennes which was fortified in about 1732. In 1763
area fell too ritain. 1779 captured by Americans.
First counties settled were Knox,Harrison,Switzerland
and Clark. Settlers came from VA Ky and Carolinas
and group of Swiss emigrants in SE part of state.
About 1830 many German and Irish came to Wabash and
Ohio River sections. About 1850 New Englanders came
to the northern counties. Central part last settled.
Quakers left Tennessee and Carolinas,settling in
Wayne and Randolph counties along Ohio border, With
development; of industry maw Central Eurooenas to NW
75

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INDIANA RESEARCH (ANCESTORS WEST,MARCH 1983 „ Card 3
9/1 p 20-24
References in SBOGS LIBRARY p. 20
UCSB Library
from Serial List p. 20
Serial Cbllections pp 20- 21 Periodicals p. 21
Wyles Gbllection pp 21-22
' General Gbllection p. 22 Periodicals p. 22
; Sbcieties and Libraries with addresses listed 23-24
i Periodicals with publishers, addresses p. 24
|j . - • : •
INDIANA RESEARCH (ANCESTORS WEST,MARCH 1983 Card 2
Birth Records before Oct. 1907,o£liBe20~24
of county health officer, at county seats
AfterOct 1907 State Health Dept.Div. Vital Records,
Indianapolis, IND Marriage records by clerk of count
where ceremony performed
Death records before Oct 1890 office of Cbunty
• health officer; after Oct 1899bffice of Div. of
Vital Records, Indianapolis
Wills and all probate matters clerk of circuit court
or County CLerk in most Cbunty seats.
Real estate records,land titles,etc. Cb. Recorder.
; Many county reoorde microfilmed. Unpublished material
deposited in Indiana State Library, Indianapolis
INDIANS -see card under CHUMASH CAVE PAINTINGS
/AWHEsrmRS WEST. MARCH 1983 9ft P-16
INDIANS
Census Records at laguna Biguel Archives Branch i
JUN 1979 5/2 p 40
Indian Census Rolls, 1884-1940 M595 58 rolls
(For So.Calif. and Arizona only)
Qd Settler Cherokee Census Roll 1895 T 985 2 rol
Index and Final Rolls to Citizens and
Freemen of the Five Civilized Tribes : 1 roll
San Bruno Regional Office (see that card)
SOURCES FOR INDIAN RESEARCH Jun 1979 5/2/ p.44
('Sf^n •fh?+ »-»"^ •. i
SEPT 1979 5/3 pp 70-71
JNGALLS, NANCY, wife of IRANCIS Bfflffi^
T Amesbury, MA son Frederic I. BARKER
' arrived S. B. from San Francisco 1 Jan 1873
INTERNATIONAL GENAIOGICAL INDEX (IGI)
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/27
(fromQeveland Family Hist. S0CIEIY JOURNAL,
Jan 1987 Vol 3 no, 5 p, 13 ISSN 0260-2679

0^\ /0^ 0SSIL -^^\ ^SQ\
IOTERLIBRARY tOANFROGRAM
(ANCESTORS WEST terch "8511/11&WoHtiMnt
public Library System I1"*," J^-eby genealogical
ImpendenceJO hasne* prog^ J_f,ftbe circuxat-
and local h^^^^^t borrowing through
ine collection.which will permx
interlibrary loan program
IOWA 29th State Terr. 1838
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1982 4/4 ppl30-136
Map p. OBrartof i^Ll^ess Suncby lbv 14 1982
3&S%$££&£«£& OF PiSNEm «EN AtONG
FSrreRrResearch of Glenda Riley, history prof.at ;
^of Ibrthem low. Cedar Falls.cbcuBoentdd.ta
Pmntiers-TOme",^" T»* Experience: ,Aug,1981
IOWA RESEARCH SBOGS has Annals of torn Vol 1,1863
RrfeierSeTavailable at UCSB Library pp 131-132
General and Wyles Collections.
Iowa Societies, from Genealogical Helper 1982 Direct,
pp 133-134 ,
IOWA Qancestors west dec 1982 8/4 p 135-138
nrSState Dec » 1849 29th state
Soi River in 1854;Jan 1 1856 reached towa City.
SiSx £Ed to Des Moines 1855 1857 removal of
archives and offices comenced. Ref. cited
SUMMIT GROVE - Quaker P^frs- ^'^ aunties
STUART CENTENNIAL August 7-8- 1970 - in

0^. ^^\ /P^ ^7*%^ ,/^k ,"*^j|7 (
r
j - THE Y AND WHEREFORE DEC 1978 4/4 p. 117
j is a comparatively modern addition to the modified
latin alphabet.
nunciation. . ,——.
mms, msmxn mrns warn** "^^
*. T?TwnTNrT YOGR BOOTS, Jeans Eddy j
Westlin, pub. J.O. TJ«5?^» "^ Until 1890, the
*• ^^'IS^SL^S aliow Ration; those who
Bnperor of Japan rel1^ Jr ^ After edict was
Sid
rescinded
could
over
not re^rnCtoJ-^tf^Sded
100 000 Japanes^ J ^ ^utary
ships :.
to escape ^verty^rul^l^PP.. ^ ^ ^
conscription. tosV^tinLrs cannery workers,and the
tn^ U.S. S 186i, there are today only 600,000
Americans of Japanese ancestry.
Card 2
JAPANESE GENEALOGY NOTES (Cbn) ANC WEST 12/3/97
red: The Genealogistss Encyclopedia,L.G.Pine,Collier
Books, N.Y. 1969 p. 72
All notifications are entered in the family register c
of the relevant person by the mayor of the city of heai
man of the ward,town or village in charge of family
registration. Where made in another office, is
transmitted dio the office of the registered locality
for entry in the family register. When entered, the
notification is sent to legal Affairs Bureau or its
branch and kept on file 37 yrs open to public in
spection. When entry or record struck off the family
register by reason of all persons concerned, then
transferred to another file and kept 50 yrs.
JAPANESE GENEALOGY NOTES (CDN) ANC WEST 1§^5?97
NAME KDSAI/KDZAI R>sai appears to be errDrnade^en
familv arrived in 1905. Those in Canada remain KDZAI.
^rarTeven in Japan, probably derivedj^om place.
3h nf info from Dr. Michael A. Cunningham on a
ure/TO
JaKhS
SSt
Uving
STJa£an.
oHroperty
Visited
Purchased
the Kbzai
by Kich^o
in Shigaken,
Kbzai for his raother(#9 Suma Yasuda).Oldest ^^J^
isozax iw "^ tflMot„ 4n +he Yasuda house. Compiler
found were wooden tablets in me ldr~ ., p«*rict«r
has 5-page translation of original K>usehold Register
^3 LdTccpy made 9 June 1978, ctfd by major of
SLSen.^her details given. 2photo brides mention-
ed rv»

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JARVIS AND WADCER FAMILIES, NOTES ON
Patricia L. White j
MAR 1979 5/1 pp 7-8
Walkers came with Sr. Edmond Plowden before going to NJ .
350 res. Jamestown, VA in 1618
24 families on Eastern Shore when Grace O/Neill (anc
of speaker arrived on "Diana" in June,ia8
dtoks on Eastern Shore: County Records of ^f**-
NDarthampton, VA 1640-1645,ed.Susie M.Ames,VA Hif;^;
1973- Virginia's Eastern Shore, a History of Northampton
&Accomack Cos.,Ralph T. Whitelaw, 2 vols.VA Hist Soc
1951; Peter Smith, Gloucester, MA, 1968
JARVAS(als} spelled JARVIS and JARVICE
Sigiers of Northampton Co, protest, 1641
^^^^^c^^"^ WEST' W 1987 WVU
Director-at large . b. Fulton Cb. NY
At 7 moved to San Diego area. BA San Diego St. U
s^mecT^sTiT 8tudBnd "* mved to £>• ttS
SllefAr^hfrf S8 T" ?Ve lands^Pe business
^nf? ~c*art- ^^y1 and Gary interested in tradi-
^nS ments. ST^^V1*1? She admits to playing ^ W^th fiddle at times Pla^iS-
Always had interest in history; good start"with mnH
Adult ed lclass got her started-
S:« F5TASIMPN New^k NJ 1850 and O00GHUN 1850
_^^H^n^aiNV^1850 ABBOTT Son«-setEbgl780
of Poiish Je«rSuS^f fKJm the "«»4a
*^*" EIIEEN
?. GlenX"* ^ ^ U*% ANC WEST n,a
1,1 all jT mJt' Slnce 19«6 Taufito- I~ u /4 p 137

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KAHN, Ava Specialist on local History at UCSB,
Assisted in wjvkshop during Special Summer Program,
on local History at UCSBJuly 26- Aug 1, 1980
KAHN, Lazard
ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980 6/2 p 41
KANSAS Territory 1854 34th State 18a
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1982, 8/3 p 92 Map 94-95
Rirt of Iouisians Purchase 1803 and included in
Missouri Territory until 1821. Jbrt Leavenworth, 1st
oonraunity in area in 1827.
State Div. of Vital Statistics has records since 1913
NDted Kansans include: EARL BROWDER WALTER P
CHRYSLER, CHARLES CURTIS, AMELIA EARHART DWIGST D
EISENHDWER, DOROIHY CANFIELD FISHER CARRY NATTCN "
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE ^-^,
,?r:Lnted ^^rences Genealogicalcieties,etc from
JSS^Jul^ Helper pp 94-95
MAR 1980 6/1 p. 4
KAT3MARK, JFudAth Editor ANCESTORS WEST
• ' 1974-1977
^Position- teaching Spanish at Tehachapi HI
Expects to return to USCB during simmer to
continue study of advanced Ibrtugu^
__J^a^a2^^9, by Larry King, Hendersonvilla IN
^J«i^ Dpn 1Q7Q 5/4/ D>U4
KEITH KINFOIKS tv^t,
•»* 1979 WXzgg'S"Z% SJ" *' *U"""*
see card under BOOK REVIEW.

piPH i#fev /pfc^ /*SH\
9ancestors west, June 1983 9/2 pp 64- 68
KENTUCKY 15th state 1792 „ fi ^
Chronology SBCGS References pp 64-65
UCSB References those from Wyles coll identified
pp 65-67
Societies, Libraries and Periodicals n 68
KENTXJCKy
granddaughter, regarding fatruly of Basil >rowning
and his wife JemUm NICHOLS Browning.
ANCESIOTSJ^r_^CJ^80_6/4_12&ia
KENTUCKY OOOWgg gggS-C* Q« S-
KING CARIOS STATUE
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981,7/1 p 29
10 ^ ^ 2TS t^itv of Burgos.rorthern Spain,
which stands »J^*2Ltai*0bmAttee and Architectural
sl?sas?sflK-s-sr.-iasa-
a De la Guerra descendant.
,
I ! Card 1
KIRKWOOD, MRS. EIMER WESLEY,!
(Jopelyn Iorraine Morgan) Tribute to a founder
| (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1982 8/4 p 120
died Sept 27,1982. 1 of original members of SBCGS
1 "Joyce" was b. 15 tfov 1923 Titusville,Crawford Co PA
site of the first oil well in 1841. Highschool in
nearby Oil City. There met husband. He was b.
6 June 1923 Rouseville,PA to Wesley Merritt Kirkwood
and Josephine McSparren Kirkwood. m.16 March
1942 Orchard Park NY.
ch: Carol Anne b 25 Dec 1944m. Michael Iogan
David Edward b 28 Ibv 1946,m (1) Jan Manning (who
designed AWcover) (2) Gloria Paldon
Susan Diana, b 13 Jan 1948 m, Alan Burke
Kathleen g^n. ^ ^ Nay 1£47, m. Dayid Anderson
V*J"' r 1°*^ 17 Auff 1954 m. Joseph Bonnett
Sandra Lynnfe £• " ff^*£a to 1944
jbyce came to f^» H^^^and tookkeeper.
employed many years as aecrZ?Z^Liatic organizations
^e/interests eenea^ and Pg^^terianChurch.;-
Memberships noted. ^^^'^ NSDAR; served on
1974-1979 Regent Mission Chapter, ^a»
£ard of Motto ttuncil; ;n^jg^^ m§
Also Hadas ^^^>^Z7^^^tOolldol St.
Colonial7^^^d^rof office of
K£££ SSTStU he retixed.

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KTTCHIN, MARY, dau of Edward KTTCHIN of Easingtan,county j
York, England, and Ibbert WINTRINGHAM of Newton,
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LAABS, IORRAINE CRAMER
Ue6e.^ked
office. With husband Glenn ?Ln y^hauser Lun*er Cb.
fenneth and 4-dd old teb^U^V^ hls bmti*r
build a notel in 1956- tL!T ^ellton.CA to
**• then came to S. B. in i957
» ,« 2 ^cWest 7/4 ]oo, o«
-t r— _ gJ 8/l PP 71-74
,H5saarsi'sisit.*• -
J.y«J. Many years needed at w^^o 5 S,B* s:Lnce
8 yrs ago.MDst of research^! r . ,^f*«*» *»t
COIPMAN pa?wi midlfinn=
WHIPPY nv (otseKf^-iv isnn
Ancestor Chart «0&^^Jff"^ g_n
evised and expanded Anc West lfc/^
—-5a°_i988jLVV 153-k5o V*
CA in 1R79 1 minia> ^B^osa, Iowa and came to '
L' A MAR 1979 5/1 p. 19
LAND GRANTS IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
lists Ifame Qf Grant, Grantee, Date Confirmed to Date
:!l

{* fm ^ . ^ ^ ^
I LAND MEASURE, UNITS OF
' (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 10-71)
Article bv Ibrman E. Scofield, illus.
££rin^£ish_VfaJS,David Grayson Allen, pub for
t IT ~5 te,5iv American History and Culture,
SSia^b^g\rSyTof
^SSSj^N^8078-1448-2
NC*ess,1981,
winner of
Ub.Congress
the James-
Ibwley, Mass. showing the toP«-*j£" *?**: thV^
and netted is described at pp 44-49,likening the
Pracuc7to that in Iblme on Spalding Moor.
Yorkshire, the home or imr"' »"»'«" qptt.lflra.
LAND MESSUHEMENTS, OLD
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1984 10/3/ p 106
LAND OWNERSHIP IN AMERICA ,OfaQN0IOGY OF
(ANCESTORS WEST June 1986 12/2 pp 56-58
1607 to 1862. Prom Central GA Gen.Soc. Quarterly
\fol 6 no. 5 Dec 1984 pp 10191§&tracted from U.S.Dept
Interior, Bureau of land Management pub.
"HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT"
Car d 1
LAND RECORDS, UNIQUE, BEING MICROFILMED
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1986 12/2/60-61
(from Orange Co. (CA) Gen Sdc. -uarterly 22/3/107-108 1
Sept 1985)
San Francisco records 18 Aprl 1906 destroyed 1549 books
of records (more than 1400 \ols mortgages, over 225 vol!
releases of ratges; nore thab 65 vols homestead
declns , 95 vols notices of liens and many vols marriag
es, maps, pending actions notices and other records.
In same cases homes survived but proof of ownership
was lost. Calif, legislature approved 16 June 1906
ACT TO PHOPDETOR THE ESTALISHMENT AND QUIETING OF
TITLE TO REAL PROPERS IN CASE OF 1053 OR DESTRUCTION
0F% RECORDS,
Cared 2
LAND REOORDS, UNIQUE, BEING MICROFILMED
Records known as McEnerney Papers, after
Garret W. McEnerney, a well-known San Francisco atty
and friend of the major,Eugene E. Schmita
(Men Who Made San ;rancisoo,1917, p. 203
G. Thomas and H. M.Witts, The Man Francisco harthquake
(N.Y. Stein and Day,19Tl, p. 132)
Act of 1906 also became known as McEnerney act even
though he was not a member of the Legislature passing
it * Of major concern to a genealogist, is to learn
specific location of record source and whether or not
it is indexed. McErnerney papers are indexed. 16 vols.
in S,F, City CLerk's office labeled INDEX TO ACTIONS.
in 1984 a Marmon IDS crew started microfilming.
^60 J*%3Wrt JpVfl per reel, Werl^wy loan,
1
f^

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3,
LADRTTZEN, Alna Imhoff
CALIFORNIA'S FIRST NEWSPAPER
ANCESTORS WEST June 1979 5/2 p 49
(HIus.) p. 48 / P*
2.
Chapter REGAN IMMIGRATION ID ttttnth-q • ~.
RBGEAN O'Rwttm tdtoC 7Li^ILLIN0IS m RONALD
LAURnZEtf,- Alna Into ff
BOOK REVIEWS AW 4/2 June 1988 p.66
CtMNINGHAM, FAMILY HISTORY WITH NAME ORirTO am
ait'JSpfi2le?' described.
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LAWITZEN, Alma Imtoff 29_
CIRRENT PERIODICAL EXCHANGES March 1979 5/1 p.30
LADRTTZEN, Alma Imhoff SBCGS Librarian j
NEW IN THE LIBRARY RfchApril May 1979 I
ANCESTORS WEST June 1979 5/2 pp 56-60
PROFILE ANCESTBCRS WEST HHNEHL980 6/2 p.40 and 7/1
PRGFIIE(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p, 7
see earlier Profile cards
Ancestor Table, Chart 3, Apr,June 1978
PROFILES MARCH 1984 10/1 p 8
. LAURITSEN, Alma Imhoff PROFILE
see PKffll^S cards June 1980 5/2 40
March 1981 7/1 &
March 1983 9/1 7 K
-+ *fl,hnf Will and Marianne Albertson
Youngest of 6 ch ol w*"•*" from Indiana, spent
IMBOFF, whose parents^^» ££'&m served
their childhoods ^^f?^ ofyears.
Aim is a descent ^ her nd ^ „
retired from S.bTPublic \forks Dept.
K 2SS5t"\^mA*of the May-
ion* k.B.Cb Marriage Records ANC W 9/2 n *> r«
1903 -with Karen Heritage A-L " »9/4 Bjl98$L48
m m %&$ ma M-Y pp 152.154 f48-
SEPT 1979 5/3 p. 70
LAWTQN, John Percy b 1864, Cheshire, Eng. son of
'!. Jbseph LAWTCN and Martha HCDSGN
During 1885 pleasure trip to U. S.
admired S. B. and for his health settled
here, opened real estate office on State
St. opposite Arlington fibtel, m.
Violet TRUMAN, a granddau. of Lord Rbeby
3 ch named.
THEY DAME TO SANTA BARBARA, extracted by
Mary ELlen Galbraith
"S'Sr^aauKSBsass-,.
Chart B19th Century aSifSf
a**r+ r t»w-~ o/uu « '-'•aycon-le-Nbors
u»rt C Into 20th Century In C 1 M
Chart D20th Century tovXnenfc a«J, * r
occupationsta^Sff **" lMCMM"

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genealogies of Miller and Lewis families
and table of names mentioned in
letters - Gold Rush to John Miller,
Richland Co., OH 1850-1853
(contrib.J>y JQ|g0A£^n^8,15o
kANCWEST Dec 1988?
DEC 1979 5/4 p 103 Card!
LEWIS, William Henry In early Am.history, 3^ners
came from Wales to MA colony. From 1 of them
descended James LEWIS, a farmer, who was a Capt.
in Rev. War.His son, William C. LEWIS was
Sheriff of Middlesex Go. for 25 V^J^^J'Jf^
leaving an only ch, William Henry, b. o* htf msjrf.
-$6 Bneline A. BELLDWS, a native of VT
William Henry b. Groton, MA 30 *fov 1840. Lett
home when only 13 yrs. old. Vforked in NewJLondon WI
5o?2 Vrs before returning home to study medicine
under his uncle, a physician in Roxbury. later he
studied at Harvard Medical School and then in Jeffersoi
Medical
surgeon
Gbllege,
in George
Philadelphia
St. Hos^al.Aiw
^^^
G«Pt. ^igned,
,Siaied-
entered Belleyue ibsp Med.Cbll. ,grad. 1865 as M.u.
fPSgficeo^BoltQn 8 yfs. j 3fU healthjl^ur q$ Europe
,the t\%£e talflCaSSid offices at
l^S?^ S^'convinced ?hat S. B. possessed |
1113 btaxe oi" «• w,» « TM-r

compiled b* Margaret Word et al (sic) (not named)
MAR 1978 4/1 pp 5-7
LIBRARY SBCGS
n« i }1 X*f^ JUN 1978 .4/2 pp
(18 listed) SEPT 1978 4/3 p.
NEW IN THE LIBRARY"
Additions to (10 titles listed)
66
98
***« T^rinrll^ln urn i«n e^ r„, -n rQ
UB^ ^;SB0GS LIBR^
Alma Imhoff Iauritz^n
3. One Referee iii^s S" the Ubtaiy.
Searching for Ancestral Ibots p 56
Searching Areas pp 56-57
Revolutionary War Records p 57
Ending Unpublished inSLt^ifp 57
l^SStaS' •"• ^ 7/1 P^
2. Periodicals in the Library
3t Reference Files
LIBRARY - BOCKS DONATED SEPT L979 5/3 p.72
GlrWlsfJEi^aattons
During adm of Carlton M. Smith, federal income
^ a58' SQME JW 1978 4/2 p 37
Augustan Society ^^^^toJ^Ly ,
tos Angeles Central uSS?**7 Ubraly

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UBRAHY, NEW IN THE LIBRARY SEPT 1979 5/3 77-78
Books (16) Pamplhets (4) p. 77 Periodicals p.78
(30 titles including gifts,Virginia Paddock,Aratjr Marwede
List of 25 books and 7 Pamphlets donated by
Harry Titus, SEPT L979 5/3 pp 84-85
DEC 1979 5/4 pp A^
1^y;«n2? m^LIBRARY » *** CARD *
Btev nSf^Si^^ donations ^ SBOGS Manors
•Harry Titus Carl Iauritsen, Judith Katanark
Marjone Vail ifexter, Ifctricia White, '
Weston Kingsley, S. Lettington loan, Nancy Strait
Mm Iauritsen, Dorothy M. Walt r. j. Shermk
Robert Herron PAMPHLETS 6
PERIODICALS fiom 25 States and Countries
including tbva Scotia Hist Soc 1976-1977 1978
issued gift of fither Reid
EbwnEast Ancestry tol I -m (1977-1979 Gift
*WG REGISTER, I&g1* My Thies July 1979
12 copies 1972.1978 , gift Frank Smith
LIBRARY DEC 1979 5/4 ppl24-126 j
PERIODICAL, con. Card 2
MISSOURI Historical Review July 1979 gift Harry Titus!
NEBRASKA The Family Finder,Qnaha May/June gift
of Virginia Paddock
NEW HAMPSHIRE YANKEE Jan 1979 Gift, Amy Marwede
NEW JERSEY Americana Illustrated 193J. gift of
Robert Herron
PA American History, Illustrated 10 issues 1973
gift of Nona Armstrong
MAR 1980 6/1 ELr-14
^Tr^T^ 1971, aate ^Sis gift of Sharon WILSON
CA PIONEER REGISTER &INDEX 1542-1848,Bancroft
_ „ r Gift of Mary ELlen GALBRAITH
Gen & local Hist Bks in Print, gift of Julia capr
HISTORICAL N.H. .FAMILY NAMES INTOGmfSyce^kwood
HISTORY BP EMLAND.W.E.Iunt, gift of Lilian!. nT^*
itome Life.Colonial Days.Alicetorse Earl aitt of Pat. Wh-ii-o
MIGRATION INTO ARKANSAS Pobt B.Wshgilfof JUlta qS
WINCHESTER.QH SEMICENTENNIAL 1815~!^65,gift of
_., Bernice Mendillo
NgWAMmiCAN HISTORY.W.E. Ifoodward gift Lilian u ft

UBRARY,
Books JT
Mewspaper Civil War Rproductions 3 North. 3 South.
3.00th Annivnesary Edition, San franciscoChionicle
Pamphle^fe wlPh1§amii5of donors
PERIODICALS 4 New Exchanges as of April,1980
in Alabama, Georgia, iDwa and Washington
Periodicals Exchanges and donations lists by states/
countries, ^ _ ,-
UBRARY', NEW IN rHE -^SS^S^^
pp ioo-icq.
/jpfck /f^^y
NEW IN THE—ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980 6/2 50-52
with names of donors/lenders
^TKTOBe ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1980 6/4 133-
M. B**,**£«• JTSSWdU-. 134-X35
NY ^unily Assaciations ^ ^*— .
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NEW IN THE LIBRARY (ANCESTORS WEST BAR 198© 7/1 30- 3J
27 Books NEW FAMILY ASSNS 2 Biooksby, Ljons
PERIODICALS 4 Family Assns(all donated by H.Titus)
26 states and England and Australia
LIBRARY ~~~~ ~ •-.
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3 foreign counties 29 states •!
Sm^"^!^"?68-^"^ Ireland !
7Books Purchased 14&^ nf 4.8/1 PP32-34
^^^l^ly^^al.£*•Periodicals... '
• ^states 3 countries
U^LJBtl IN THE
(ancestors BapfjaB 1982
16 Purchased 1on T 7 PP 72"74
32 st^t.
^S^Ei NB" IN THE UBRARY
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1982 8/4 pp 112-113}
6 Books purchased by Library 11 iw£jT }
FAMILY ASSNS 5, BERICDICfflS ?ft J?T ^
(ANCESTORS WEST 'aJS^J! * ^151 ""^
BookT^ ^^^ Brooks ***"£ Librarian
a»ks 33 donations 1 Pamphlet 5 Taitiit uZT~\
5 New Periodicals and ExchanSs ? *** ASSDS
EXCHANGES AND QUARTERLY EONAtIons 31 state 4countries

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LIBRARY, NEW IN THE (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1981 7/2 70-71
Books 5 purchased by Library 9 donations
New Periodicals and Exchanges 5 PERIODICALS
Family Assns 4 29 states, 3 countries
JUNE 1983 9/2 pp 73-77
6 Fboks purchased 14 donated 6 Pamphlets
6 Family Assns. 2 New Quarterly Exchanges
Exchanges and Quarterly Eb nations 35 states 4 count
SEPT L983 9/3 pp 109-111
Eboks Bought 7 EDnated 13 Family History Assns 5
Exchanges and Quarterly Donations pp 109-111
qp ghfltps 5 countries
LIBRARY^ NEW IN THE (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1

fnew Eaahcnges and quarterly donations
... « oo ctntps 3 countne
Exchanges and Quarterly «"£»« Jn *£*« (31-34
**»* ancestors west^^^^ Periodicals
20 B>oks *»^j^S5oMCttS 30 states
1 New TEXAS Exchange EXCHANGES_PJauwi"u-
Exchanges and Quarterly Ebnations
31 states 5 countries
LIBRARY, NEW IN THE(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1986 12/3/108-
113
34 books 6 Family History Periodicals 1 New Exchange
EXCHANGES AND QUARTERLY DONATIONS
31 states 4 countries
List of Sample Copies recently received by Library
1. Genealogy Unlimited Valdosta, GA
2. MIO CONNECTION quarterly pub by Family Researchers
Grand BLanc, MI. 20 pp. primarily queries and ancestor
charts from researchers in MI, IND andQHio; also listed
M.I.O. Friends who will do local research and an
article on the Allen Gb. (Ibrst Wayne IND Public
Library which has one of the largest genealogical collee
I tions in thftj^iintry
sDftmre review S u£& fSSi^L1^lmau,te8
for locating localities in English^Si^f?«,
Pelch at SBcS SaleftLT 0rdered thrOUeh »**
LIBRARY, NEW IN THE (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/162-65
20 Bx>ks 3 lamphlets 3 Family History Periodicals
4 New Exchanges & Periodicals GA MO NEB UTAH
Exchanges and fyw?tej»ly Tbnations
32 states 4 countries 1 re^iftix'OW^Aes)
*** ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/ 36-39
Bx>ks Purchased 9 Other New Books 11 lamphlets 4
Maps 4 Family History Periodicals 6
Exchanges and Periodicals 27 states 3 countries
LIBRARY, NEW IN THE (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1987 13/2/95-98
Books Purchased 7 Other New H>oks 19
2 Pamphlets 2 Family History Periodicals
Exchanges and Periodicals 31 states 5 countries
*** ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1987 13/3/137- 140
3 Books Purchased 6 Other New Books 1 Pamphlet 1 Map
8 Family History Periodicals
Schanges and Periodicals 28 states 4 countries
1 Gbmputer mag. July,Aug,Sept 1987 GeneatogicalCbmputin,
*** ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1987 13/3/137-140
3 Books Purchased. 6 Other New Books. 1 Pamphlet 1 Map
8 Family History Periodicals.
EXCHANGES AND PERIODICALS 29 States 4 countries
Genealogical Comuputing July? Aug. Sept 1987

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UBRARY, NEW IN TOE (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1987 13/4/184laT^
7 Books purchased; 7 Other New Books 2 Pamphlets
Changes and Periodicals 30 states, 3 countries.
**» (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1988 14/1/33- ^
7 Books purchased 40 other New Books 3J*^*"
13 Tapes ?9 Arl^e £^J*^J^£}2&*
^Shone'B^S'^r^^states.jkirey Girod don.
ySSB^S^rSS^lB states 4countries
than 1,000 Nbte re L.A.Times Part Vp1424 artoc.es
on Family Tree "Brachghes" libraries!lo listed including
Gledhill Library,S.B.Hist fcc.with 5,000 local hist vols
uriiifi from the 18503 oralhist,photo opHeQtfons, etc.
LIBRARY',1 NElTlN TOE (ANOSroRS WEST JUNE 1988"
14-2-77-79"^
^JnW Book5 ^ 2 New ^P68 3 ^mphlets
^r868 ^ PerJod±cals 32 states 3 countries
^M^l0giCal ^^ting Mar, *£?££
*** ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1988 14/3A29-131
10 Eboks Purchased. 6other New Books 1Lnphlet
Exchanges and Periodicals 24 atatef4cSS^
SBOGS LI^JRARY
GIFTS AND EXCHANGES _ SZCGS LIBRARY
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1988, 14-2-83
THE HOLLISTER SAGA, Donated by Ruth Scollin
MIDWEST HISTORICAL AND GEN. REGISTER 1988 Vol XXII#4
Quarterly serialized a number of Census,Livestock
Inspector Applications, Marriage Records and Natz
Records - Sumrnner and Sedgwick Counties
VALLEY GENEAIOGIST OF HEMET SAN JACINTO Vol 9 #1
Oct 1987 FLyer on Book Repairs
COOK'S CRIER Vol XVI No. 4 Dec 1985 24 pp
donated by Elizabeth Saunders - locality and Name
Indexes.
LE BATON ROUGE Baton' ©uge Gen & Hist Sbc Vol VIII #1
Winter 1988 interesting first issue by new editor
Wide area of coverage incl.Rev.War Land and
J^v Ijeoords ^n Ityrtfo Qaxql^na ArcWyes,
LIBRARY OPENINGS,EXTRA j
ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p 44 (1985) .June
LIBRARY SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ANCESTORS WEST
MAR 1979 5/1 p. 30.
New York Public Library UCSB
LIBRARY TRIPS (ANCESTORS WEST,MAR L983 9/1 p.7
In cooperatdon with the instructor, Mr. Crittenden)
Adult Ed Family History Writing Class, Shirley Cbbb,
as Program Chair has planned visits to several
libraries, first to L.A, Central Library
Gen. Dept. 1 are scheduled to the UCSB library
and another to IDS Library in West Ios Angeles.
At least 1 a month is projected

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Mt8.,«r» (THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
ANEESTCR WEST,DEC 1980 6/4/142
Amasa Lyman UNCOItf with wife Abby Staith PATRICK
and sone Lynan Putnam 6 and Henry Patrick 4 came
J*0?^8*011 to ^ in 1869 With f rank ^d George YOUNG
in 1870 purchased Tajiguas Ranch. After a very dry
?eafo^ld hlS Share to the ^^Ss wk> kept it untill884
uSttoS established a fine boarding house,THE LINCOLN
HOUSE. As the HOTEL UPHAM it is SB's oldest
continuously operated hotel. In 1872 with Mortimer
OOOK organized the FIRST NATIONAL GOID BANK, serving as
cashier until his death in 1897. Others in the organization
were JOHN EDWARDS, S. B. BRINKERHOFT
EUGENE FAWCETT and C. W, WIILIAMS. Hems a,lso City and
-^^lJ^?§^^J^my years
*SBB FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
(ANCESTORS m&iBCUto,n/4 -.
!MM«EUfe reunion to hftoS7? p 125
** **». Cornwall «? f April 8'1985
tiomtone; went to So iTiS?* ^^^Wing
operated saloon aadMi^ , ' In S Bowned and I
03TA and MarieifJes^OL^f^ *» °* Wiac*
^sion Died byon^if^!?« tea i£
tMe *> time, but dete^rft«H 2*^eatre "sed fran
unsafe. George wa^^ ted and demolished as
^viduaAs. 4«565»1gf^^ffir
^CAL HISTORY ^r^TTI
(ANCESTORS WFT
^^' assast. BLAKE MILLER
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E. Keith Iockard and^f1 S* B' 7 ^ 1894 and
members. '^ ^ ls ^^Icating with family
^P00 - Little lake) ' Card 1
«star CMHEBOTMMK^aSn^9 ^ZABETH BROWN
JOSEPH WRBEHT CCCfMnf,.?' aM)EL ^N^ CAUDILL
«u£" mbbl~er7f^h ^-master
1CMP0C, (ANCESTORS WEST.MAR 1982 8/* pp fglio"
SDMoCI^FFIN m-M*faA ISABEL MaMNE.SISTER 0F i
rrfS^f* HAU'„,?n ^^ WILLIAM "^ »• marguer-
2 2K 1gJn(Md««Mv of WILLIAM RENNIE,aScotsman
from from^sS MISSOURI came AeNNS^' from ?ITOr Santa Qara IndianOct. ^^1 1874 originally
tod 12°ch lmL1V ^ 1876* * and ^fe.ADEUID BENSON
PRESTON HDDGES widower, 1 son and 5 daus ,from SanObse
ȣfX ssiS*husband 5hancis m- pa^ent*^
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KMPCC (ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1982 8/1
Card 6
pp 19-20
(con) GEORGE ROBERTS, wife NANCY, 1 of organizers of
lompoc Valley Land Cb. pres. of 1st bank,built 1st drug
store and rented to Bidlack & Green,who dared to sell
whiskies in the temperance colony.,_
„ . 0 , ^-bought them out 1875,
He d. San Jose in 1920
JAMES SIGAN, sheppherder .member of first City Councilalso
an early Mayor; lsfit Pres.Chamber of Gbnraerce. '
for 25 presided Bank of lompoc (now Bank of America)
HENRY SUMMERS caraefbom Hambourg, Germany 1856 and to
lompoc from Watsonville;purchased 160 acres land and
turned the first furrow in the valley; 8 ch.
Diatomaceous earth *. Sweet peas growing started by
John Stotith. 1909 Robert Ennnie first recorded crop.
i?weet jpea, lompoc o^icia,! flower^ Burpee §eecj 0),
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WtSPOC (ANCESTORS WEST
MARCH 1982 8/2 /l pp 19-20
Card 7
SWEET PEAS (con) ... ..
Scon the Burpee Seed Co. gres its first

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MAOCINUYDbert, M. f\ ^^,1"%^^'
son of John and Sybella GRIEVb
I m. Marion T. BRADBUIJNE, Plymouth Eng.
MATIN FAMILY KISTDRf-ilian M. Fish
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC L983 9/4
Card 1
p. 122-123
OUJIXCUi
r^neratlons from;^^j^j^b 4 June 1?56 Hgin>S(X)tt
too, foray) ra 24 Dec 1776 JANET LAING, cku of
WILLIAM LAING and wife Elizabeth DOUGLASS, cfeu of
JAMES DOUTLASS and MARJORY SEKKEN; John arrived
1811 with youngest son,James, some of whose desc.
removed to VA in the 1850s or from his son
WILLIAM b 26 Oct 1777 ELgin, co. toray,Scotland
who m. Mary WEBLD GKENDQN, dau of JOHN OKENDON and
wife Martha WEALD of Woodford, England, who m.
25 Jan 1802 Woodford, co. Essex, Eng. the sister of a
shipmate in the East India service Nbte: Wbodford
_is the district represented by SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL
MANN FAMILY HISTORY
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC TQqo aiA
r.m 3 9/4 P- 222-123
WIILIAM MANN was rescued f»v«, . , , !
eastern, sjpreTof IS f£?"^ off the
the East Indian^ ofwSch hf P^tes **mes p.169 MXDY HOBBS HDME,WINDHAMRD.PelhamNH
(Illus) from L.M.F. watercolor
Mann family Ibme, Pelham, N.H. 1926
?^0fJSternal great grandparents, Methuen,Essex Cb MA
UX&L REOQRDS Mann Family Ibme and tract plot
Marv IfeuDilton Graves Mann - location tfoodfoiri
England
MANN- William Mann Journal
Progress Reported (ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1986 12/1 /7

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MAPS
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p. 29)
MAPS
lOBOH CARolinji and aaJTB CABOLim
^i_^^mrt mar 19a 7/1( p> ig)
M*1". OHIO wi+h « ,
|ubdiviSi0^^uway principal land
day map "S 8uPerlmposed on^r^n*
iiO^g' Genailo^l *» of Counties
«AP.JMNTA BARBARA CDUN1Y
^ SYMBOLS mvT r« ^ ' —-•
^Ce^^TQ) STABS MAP . J
___*l_ « west March 197q mp and AffM rw
TOeW^^^ iy79*PP 15-17 a'GenterJbi e
MAP
/Oi
• ^C 1978 4/4/ (J5r>
' ar^tJS^ a0d qlBted te^1/14 quoted to March
, »i«S indexes of r^V0 P^sh a series
At PP 128-129 ric* • ^^ted to unusual strain

0^ 4*s ^ a /^5j
MARSH (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12A 196/^d '
Marjorie Marsh Quigg, 207 Seventh St.,BangDr ME04401 j
working on book with 8 sections(for each gr.grandparent i
and allied lines Paternal from John MARSH-Susanna Skeeton;
David HICHBORN-Catherine ' NicholasJELLISON
Barbara GREENE; Richard PRDUTY-Damaris TOEREY
Maternal - William DANPORTH- Sarah THQRIA(2 lines)
Qement RATES-Ann ; 2lines; Edward BISHDP-Hannah
2 lines; Richard KNOWLES - Ruth BOWER 3 lines. -
Lists will be placed in SBCGS library; help needed.
examples cited.
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MARTIN, BARBARA BROWN
see PROFILES card (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12 / 1 9
Elected SBCGS V,P. ;
MoCLENATHAN, MERNA (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 12
see PROFILE CARD
Person i,n charge of SBCGS MEMBERSHIP. Ibw working on
HDtr yjsn 70 dutnsmrd.
BOGGS lancaster, PA 1814 POWELL Belmont Cb .OHIO 1829
GARRISON Somerset Cb. NJ 1815 WALLACE Franklin CoPa 174S
MARWEDE, Amy Estelle Woods (Mrs. 'John Marwede)
ANCESTORS TAELE Chart 22 June 1979 5/2 pp 54-56
. — , *,
MARWEDE AMY
HDRLBURT FAMILY TTtEE, Mapleleaf Reunion 23-25 July !
1980 $rcj9.TtQjga£. Hur-lburt bc1610 j
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1980 6/4 p. 118 ^ "'
111 . . I ,|l ,. I !• .•!•.«
MARWEDE, Amy Woods I
JRGM BOTTOM TO TCP IN FORTY EOUR YEARS j
Sketch of her father, Edward Melvan WOCDS, who \
rose from ranks of patrolman to Supt. of Metiopoli- '
tan Police Dept. (Boston, Mass.)(b.l874 d 1946)
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1979 5/4 pp 109-113 j
illus. p.110 Supt Edward M. Woods 1874-1946
Plaque on Memorial S'idge, Malden-Medford ;
Plan of Town of Boston p. 112
NetrioikuAan District Commission, District j
MembershipCTotal Members 54) p. 113
MARWEDE, Amy Woods PROFILE
Sept 1979 5/3 p.68-69
MARWEDE, AMY .SANTA BARBARA OOCJNTY
MARRIAGE REOCRDS ABSTRACTED.
ANCESTORS WEST, Vol,Page
1880 June 1980 6 43-45
(with Victor South)
1883 (with Helen Miller) DEC 1980 6/4 136-138
1884 " " " DEC 1980 6/4 138-14D

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JUNE'.^80
6/2 P. 43
Hurlburt - Iferlbert .^u^ raEJACBfr
*-^.W^^g-. (Wife of ^
Names of those att-n*- Med«ord, OREGON ^°e
MARWEDE, Amy Woods v t>
^ting i„ absence of^^ided ** *»e 1979 SBCGS
^^ide of his mother infe- §** Tltus. called to
§°fiET_1979__S^i^eg
MARYLAND 7th State 1788
(ANCESIORS WEST. ^ lg8
^rr *tes -«-

0$$&®$K
—-^.. /*^k
iS£Ks.i? 1972 %£££ P^S^ES.
gran^ese0f interest; HH)E, naiden ^ of ^ ^
^^MPSCN^Providence^Ri before 1825
f^L^^i^f^^ Portage WI 1850
^^e' ^^and, to work for Hw»d COOPER
see card under lagy q^j m ^^ bammd.
«W» Annie ai2abeth^^
1251 ^* »* Sf-iiSSfe
•^^^KIW 6/4 IU4.U7
^^ BEATOicE won _

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'MOTJnSCH SARA (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1986 12/2 V
I ot rw^W^tion of address '
^^j*.W8th St, Yaflcouverv«K%6%12/1 -D 193
i ST SRANJTOBT, ^ky June:W,if>87 ANP 1HBIR CONNECTIONS, gathering.
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1986 12/3/117 Seeking 11«*
of people researching WELLS and maddeFXin?) DamiSt
MELTON Dr. J. cbnbn
HasreS^«"» U/4 p133
.Jngrica. 0F KEWOION in 19th Century
T0"'1 * • «bn. RELIGION
^ rep0rted by toe at^bck ^ _ _
^ sWeESTORS WEOT tty Brock
MwxJh 1986 12 / i * ,„
" / 1 p.176/8
i*^*«ad_be 8-Vnt 176
members' interests P^ .
iisting Stat^CT^818*61, of
/axt^^ PSey PP 29-31
^^52SK2««».V.W 73-74
countries ^ Vlr^naa! and fcreign
See card under DOXEY ' ' PP 60_64
fbi.T S'mSSST anS S^i^T** «WM of
»>• Dec 5, 182TT10^i11^ral(^11y) H*T HINDMAN,
JOHN ROSS? au?TSton(^k «». *»«« of
landed at nefh^ 'Su8^*0' P63
s^rsix^ysffis?- *1938 and - -
""embers were buried is on * ^f,' e*"160"

MICanG^Territorji^^S 26th State lab/ ^ ^ W J
(ANCESlurfS WEST S*a * 1983 9/3 p 95-96 J J
Map p. 95 Chronology pp 95-96
Ya^UaJiLe Printed Sources p. 96
Archives, libraries,Societies with Publications 96-97
UCSB Library, sampling 98
MICHIGAN Historical Collections, (1892) reprint 19i2
1913 775 p Indes, reviewed by AJma Imhoff Lauritsen
JI3N 1979 5/3 n. 60
MiD-GOisrriiwr public library system
15616 J&st Highway 24, Independence MO 64050
( ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1985 11/1 P 7)
New program placing genealogical and \^ ******
books iiT circulating collection, together with
American Family Records Assn.
MIGRATICN, EARLY MIGRATION TO THE BEST
(Tb States bordering on the Ohio River)
Centerfoeld Map - Early Ibutes to the West pp 94-95
-, fAwra^roftfi wfisrr, sept 1981 7/3 p93,94-95
Santa Barbara Cbunty, California^

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MILLER, John. Richland Co.. Ohio
Gold Rush Letters to, 1850-105J•
(contr. by Joan A. Ryan with genealogies
of Mille/and Lewis families and table .
of names mentioned in the ietter*
"Nn.WEST. Dec 1988 lW 1^8-150
MILLER, HELEN MURRAY b. Ventura;Charter memberSTOGS
(ANCESTORS WEST - see PROFILES DEC 1985 11/4 137^
Current research interests: Brofile by; arol Kbsai '
VANDERBILT/EVERETT Duchess Cb. NY late 1700's
ELICKNER, Indiana d 1848 (
REDMAN & PARSONS Westchester lo. NY late 1800's
HEGEMAN NY 1890's Tlf MAR 1978 4/1 pp 19-21
ANCESTOR CHART #2 ANC
Helen Murray Miller (Mrs. Charles )
MIILER, Helen BB0K REVIEWS
SEPT 1978 4/1 n Q7
DESCENDANTS OF HENRY AND POFTV Jttt4» «
17fi« 1Q77 ^ V^T ^ ****** MILLER OF BEDFORD: NV
22 Evergreen Ave. Apt C-l
Hartford, CT 06101
or Gretchen A. Hovenmeyer
10 Agassiz St. #21
.Cambridge, MA 02140
MLUER. Helen -Hfl.,,^ . " I
BIRTH RE03RDS 1889 SEp 1978 ...
^RECORDS 1897 dec 1978 4/4 " ^ \ '
MARRIAGE RBCDRDS 1R7» t~T ' nZ~^ \ I
, l1aC?th ^ *»*•>

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MIIKER, Anita Cheek Q7
Speakf'3S ^otUSTSwS&xhckl covm
D^C^Y.3 V» £**» due by Sept 1085
MINISTERS, PIONEER PRESBYTERIAN in Calif 1849-50
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4 p 136
listed in Orange Gb. Gen.Soc. Quarterly,v.22 #3 104
Sept 1985
MINNESOTA (Territory 1849,State 1856,32nd State)
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1981 7/4 131-136 Map p. 131
Early Minnesota Chronology p. Isi
List of 21 Genealogical Socities in Minn. p. 132
and 6 branch societies (German,English, Irish,Scand.
Northwest Terr. French & Canadian Heritage Inst.,Slavic
Sampling of references at UCSB Library pp 133-135
including Wyles Cbllection. !
r^% y^f
French-Canadian Families of the North Central States,
a Gen. History. 8 vols, to be completed by end of 19£L.
Checklist of Fr-Can gen.works at Minn Hist Ref .Library i
Cousins et Cousines, Newsletter, copy of Aug. 1981 l- .
. jlflKiiP in SBTTiR Library ! • • * :
r
MINNESOTA
TRACING YOUR ANCESTORS IN MINNESOTA
(See Book Reviews, ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1981 7/4/146
MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY !
recognized nationally as a major repository of
genealogical data also houses over 120,000 published!
genealogies covering the entire United States as well
as millions of linear feet of archival material. j
Searches only are made. Proofs not provided. !
Minnesota Research Services developed to assist I
researchers.
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1979 5/4 p 114
Checklist of Frency-Canadian Genealogical Works at the
Minn.Hist. woe. Reference Library, available by ordering.
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MISSION ARCHIVES SOCIETfANCESTORS WEST „JNE1986
located at Santa Barbara Mission
Mailing address S.B.Mission Archive Library
2201 Iaguna St., SB 93105=3607
MISSIONS IN OULXfORNIA, IOCATIQN OF THE 21
(ANCESTORS WEST, June 1986, 12/2 63
,

i i
^'-TpSS^St
wnav ibhn F b 19 Aug 1839 Medina Co., Ohio
^^ m>riam HTCKCK, dau of Foyal Hicko*
m. 'wtlriam HICKCK, dau of toyal Hickoy j
M3RRISSEY, Dr. Charles
headed John F. Kennedy project, the oral history of
the lord Ibuhdation, director of the Ibrraer Members
of Qwgress Project in Washington, D. C. has served
as President of the Oral History Ass'n. and written
extensively on use of oral history for local and
national history; Lecturer on ORAL HISTORY at
Special Sunnier Program on Local History at UCSB
July 26-Aug. 1,1980, assisted in workshop by Ava Kahn,
specialist in oral history at UCSB.
ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980, 6/2 p.41
MORTALITY SCHEDULE 1870 Census Santa Barbara County \
from Book 2, No. 72, p. 1 Township Ito. 1,Santa Barbara '
copied by Helen Murray Miller at the GledhiiJ.1 Library »- .
Santa Barbara Historical Society
MAR 1979 5/1 p. 25
also from Book 2, No. 71 pg. 1 Township No. 2
.,.,.. , .. Santa Barbara, I
1979 5/1 p. 26
with "remarks^ ' '
MDTLANEy, Margaret, wife of Bartholomew CUNNANE
; She was a native of Iraand and the mother
of 3 sons and 2 daughters.
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
MOLTIGENERATIONAL SURNAME NUMBERING SYSTEM Card 1 ,
Lilian M. Fish (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC19839/4 p122-123
Attention called to article in SEATTLE GEN. SX.
£u£&/ vol 33A Fall 1983 p. 28 by Ida Skarson ,
SS32MS5 ^^SSSSSSSf^SSip svs
TEM. MANN family generations given Proposed
modification and example (GALT family given in
^f^ritf^ht: AManual for Writing Family
H^tories and Genlalogies 0983) by Donald R. Barnes
and Buhard S. lackey which does not discuss ***%*tions
made to the Henry system to accomodate use or
Card 2
MXTIGENERATIONAL SURNAME NUMBMNG SXSTQJ
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1983 9/4 pp J22-123
ton) Harry TITUS uses system ta which each
dividual is assign^ame^u^and^oa,
generation number """ Explanatory n rtWT "
S5S2^s-sS% ioa pp **"
From Son V,1J-L1TQ 15
,i » Isaac #8 -lo
. Mary #9 P-Jf l7
11 Martba Jane P- •>-'
1
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'4£

NAME -CITY SURVIVES IDENTITY CRISIS
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1986 12/4/144
Article by Evelyn DeWolfe, Times Staff Writer, in .
L.A.Times,Sunday Oct 5,1986 points out nany changes in
name of present city of CYPRESS, CA. 1904 called
Waterville, (because of many artesian wells in area)
Then Cypress, Lindbergh, P.O. applied for under
that name but citizens retained name Cypress.
1906,briefly called Dairy City,but incorporated as
CYPRESS
NAME - HDW DO YOU SPELL YOUR NAME Persis Hebberd
HEBBERD nejgj} BJJ^^gigmigra^t,Robert HIBBARD
NAME, THE GAME OF THE NAME MAR 1978 4/1 p.U
CALIFORNIA PLACE NAMES, Gudde, UNIV.CAL. Pressk
. NAME,
Birds of a different feather
Seagull Gaviota - Spanish
Qiail SISQOOC _ Chumash
GOBERNADQR canyon and creek.near Cappinteria
prob. after gobernadora shrub(Zyglophyllum
tridentatum) no reason to connect with
Spanish word of or governor.
OJAI.orig. IfordDff in 1874 after famous writer
renamed 1916 after valley where situated '<
(A1 hwai) Chumash meaning "moon"
w^r *$"!? Brea. 1*W p«ts- Ihe Tar Tar Pit*
wac.w-gao beach? indiM'tor-Sc-y V*
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
' oaim^S?*,?r ^ 1986 12/4A42
of its History.Dallas'Lf flSSSS***** ««> 300 yrs.
traction troZold SLk^S V~ '^T5 of Irench «-
ffirs*1^^^ corcyftesnKaning
First Settle of Ye pw^. ,£*?,
ofS^'^^^^^^^V.- Variet,
^^iK&rS^^^.Pub 1814
NAME, WHAT'S IN A NAME? NAME ACHIEVEMENT LINK?
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/144
Clipping from S.B. News-Press Jan 2,1977,relates to
research by a Tulane U psychologist,Dr. Gray Garwood's
survey suggesting that academic achievement may hinge
in part on students' names. Intrigued by earlier researcl
that identical essays were graded differently by
teachers when submittedunder different students' names,
he conducted research to determine whether variance
held true in actual teaching situations. Teachers in
8 schools in GA and FL asked to classify names as desir
able or undesirable: Favorable,JOHN,JAMES,JONATHAN XRAIG*
JEFFREY, PATRICK THOMAS, RICHARD Undesireable were
BERNARD,CURTIS. DARMffiJDNALD, GERAID HORACE
MAURICE, ^JERQfoEj RODERICK, SAMT^ «*AUi,
>r

W^N jlfpR^ -"jdiSk i^fflSv
NAMES ^ (ANCESTORS Wk>T DEC 1986 12/4/144
Changes in MASSACHUSETTS comnunity names can be
traced in a pamphlet published some years ago by
'he Secretary of the Gbnmonwealth.
! !
1 I
NATIONAL ARCHIVES ACCESSION CF NATURALIZATICN REOORDS
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 p 17 (185 wrong)
Seattle Branch and Kansas City Branch
NATICWAL ARCHIVES; NEWS FROM THE '
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1983 9/3 pp 85-86
Sffi%SSS^yS££??£»*r
maps of mo census w^SSmm^^SS Reoord£
PROBLEMS WITH THE 1910 OSHJS MSmCIS e5ast
INTERLIBRARY IOAN OF CENSUS MICROFIIM ^,n+~^- _>
(ANCESKHS S°^mNFERENCE
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NATIONAL SEMINAR PROGRAM OF N.E.H.G. S,
on family and local history research
Second Western Tour, first in S. B
March 14,1979 Biltmore K>tel,3. B.
i '
i MAR 1979 5/1 p. 5
NATURALIZATION REOORDS,
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 p IS (18ft wron^
NATIONAL ARCHIVES ACCESSION OF NATZ. REOORDS
Seattle and Kansas City Ranches
NEBRASKA (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1982
Cardl
6/1 pp 7-10
Map p. 7 Itert ofMisaouri Terr. 1812
37th State 1867 Chronology p. 7
Some printed sources ibr Netraska research p. 7
References in SBOGS Library p. 7
References available at UCSB Library ,Wyles Cbllection,
Main Collection, pp 8-
List of 41 Nebraska Genealogical Societies supplied by
. greater Omaha Genealogical Society p. 9
List of Nebraska Histociaal Socities p. 10 (23)
NEBRASKA - PIONEER MOTHER
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1982 8/1 pp 10.13
The story of Maren Willard and Johan Erickson
^ames changed on naturalization to Cy^f^n Wrick-
contributed by Patricia Meade White Hvph
and written by his aunt, Annie Erickson.
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NEFSTEAD, MARJORIE (Mrs. Paul)
see Profiles Card ( ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985 11/3 93
Current research areas:
GRIGSBY & SPICE Kent, mid-1800s
| BEMISS & CARNEY Sandusky, OH mid 1880s
i Charles SMITH Crawford or Richland Cb. OH- d. 1902
PROFILE __ ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 16/1 10
Corresponding Secy. Addtl research
SMITH and TAYLOR Richaand Cb. OHIO mid 1800s
*** (ANCESTORS VEST DEC 1986 12/4 138
SEE BfflflrrjES card, /Efeected to serve 1 yr as
First Vice-President (Programs)Reports life much like
March 1986 profgg§ QUERIES p.141 SMITH9name of place?
NEFSTEAD , MARJORIE (Mrs. Paul) ^^ 2
Names working on: (ANCESTORS w^ mBm 19g6 12/1/10
SMITH, Richland Cb. OHIO mid 1800s
TAYIOR Same as above
*** (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/138
Having problems with American English and English-Engl.
re Charles Jbhn SMITH (1832-1912) location of NAPLES
England, Is it l&phill or several other places?
see WURTIK) p. 141.
Gbntinues to search for Mary CARNEY,0HI0 1830
and BEMISS in KY, early 1800s; also in Ireland:
MDNTEITH, SMITH McLUCAS BEARD, all Donegal,Ireland
early 1800s.
NESBTTT SOCIETY, THE
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1983 9/3 p 114
Family association and Newsletter
NEUERBURG, Dr.Jforroan, Prof. Art, VSU Domingues Hills. !
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1981 7/4 p. 117
The Mysterious Caoss in the Tbwer of Santa Barbara '
Mission, with references to articles in
Newsletter of Friends of the Mission Archives(S.B.)
'DID SANTA BARBARA MISSION ONCE HAVE ITS OWN STONEHENGE"
and 2 articles in THE MASTERKEY Vol 51/4/147-153 and
5^4.150-153 '*
NEW ENGLAND ANCESTORS, SEARCHING FOR
(Seattle Gen. See.)
«3fflTOF&/2 56 r r
NEW ENGLAND, EARLY "FREEMEN" IN
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1986 12/3 p 93
Bnily Thaess has called attention to article discuss
ing meaning of :freemen" in NEHG REGISTER Jan. 1849
oo 41-45, captioned as above re this CORNER STONE of
New England History. Before a member of society could
exercise the right of suffrage or hold any public
office,must be made a freeman by the general or
quarterly court. Required to produce evidence he was
a respectiable member of some Cbngregational Church.
In 1664,rule nodified by Royal order to allow individua
Is to be made freeman who could obtain certification
of their being correct in doctrin and conduct from
clergymen acquainted with them, First General Cburt in
Mass held Oct 16,1630 not by representatives, but ty
everv one that was free .of the coroin. in person.

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NEW HTGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
1979 NATIONAL SEMINAR PROGRAM ON FAMILY AND
LOCAL HISTORY RESEARCH l
March 14 1979 9 a.m. -4 p.m.
SANTA BARBARA BILTMDRE HOTEL
Second Western Tour, first to be
held in Santa Barbara
JSMES B. BELL, Direobud DAVID W. DUMAR,lecturers
MAR 1979 5/1 p. 5
MAR 1980 6/1 p. 4
NEJf ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
1980 NATIONAL SEMINAR PROGRAM ON
FAMILY AND LOCAL HISTORY RESEARCH ,
i
Santa Barbara Biltmore March 25, 1980 |
A.M. Session I 101 Key Reference Works j
II Origin and Uses of First Names \
abd Surnames i-
P.M. Session III Will sand Administration , i
IV. Compiling and Writing Your Family
History.
Speakers: dr. James B. Bell, Director ,
David W. Dumas, atty. Providence, R. I, !
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700
T.atdfS ex&xvre in NEW ENGLAND GENEALOGY
aa^iswswasfeat*-
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC lK/4 p. 143
LDS Microfilm numbers
K£ f£f !° ^ttins 929495 ^ey to eyre
Sf^f ° H^land 929497 Ibxook to L^I
NOT HAMPSHIRE, HILLSOROUGH OOUNIY REGISTER OF PROBATE
(ANC^CflSWESr,^Ti981i7/3ppl02_103 INDEX
b Calif, lxstuigs BUTTERFIEID, CAMPBELL COCHRAN
'alm •>•> *. * EAT0N- WUSES pati,en ^nKflW'
also 23 states and 3 foreign counties
NEW JERSEY (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1987 13/4/148
Santa Barbara Public Library has
REVOLUTIONARY CENSUS OF NEW JERSEY, An Index, Based
on Rateables, of the Inhabitants of New Jersey during
the American Revolution, reprint of Dr. Kenn Stryker-
Itodda highly useful compilation.
Also has NEW JERSEY in 1793, James S. Norton,515 pp
with map of New Jersey insets Newark and Jersey City,
Inside back cover has map showing changes in countv
lines 1790 and 1900.
NEW Nffija

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JpPS^
NEW YCL. RESEARCH U„CESTORS WEST SEPT 1% ^3/3/117
NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY, STATE OF NEW YROK
Education Dept.. .Cultural Education lent er, Albany 12230
local History and Genealogy area containshistorical
works and records relating to New England and MidAtlantic
States of NY PA and NJ. Ny collection most extensive
In 1977 Research Publications,Inc. issued
NEW YORK CCX1NTY AND REGIONAL HISTORIES AND ATLASES,
2 116 reel microfilm set containing 481 items from'the
colection of the State library. Available on interlibrary
loan. Exetensive collection of current and retrospec
tive periodicals devoted .to historical research.
Staff maintains special card index listing articles on
NY State history. Family history ooUectJon national
in scope. GATEWAY TO AMERICA; GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH In
THE
NIMSPAPER'^ALIroBNIA,S FIRST NEWSPAPER
THE CALIFORNIAN >
Monterey CA Tfol 1 Nd. 1 Sat Aug i5jl846
JUN1979 5/2 pp 48-49
NEWSPAPERS EARLY NEWSPAPERS IN SANTA RARpaEfl 1
. ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1980 6/Tp 141* BARBat«
SANTA BARBARA GAZETTE 1st issue toy 24 1855
Rudolphus Hubbard p.3 tafiSff*
May J0.1868,E.B.B3ust,Placerville,Publisher
SANTA BARBARA ST ^l*0 Bw" *>ae,u^^ref1*ered the «*•".»*. 1,
xe^ug 28,1871 unidentified arsonist set fire
2^1^ S?££f» S*?p- semi-weekly, *"* became sold tofull-fledged^ Jax^et MChIrds
SANTA mSLWtaS bfo^w^ned "«*•««"
NEWSPAPERS- C&rd 2
SANTA BARBARA PRESS (CON)
^u^^itorST^^-S?"^ anB'
Feb.1880 when he leitTfr^'i 6,and r€nai«*Iuntil
ANGLES TIMES £ iSSLS^Igf2*-^.?* «.
est newspapermen ^* Coast's great-
1876 y 1'1875' absorbed by the PRESS May 16,
^fAJARBARA DEMOCRAT later IMPENDENT
NEWSPAPER SEP08'"H* TO PRESERVE
SEPT 1979 5/3 p 76
See card under ERESERVATMN

J$fc»y
NIDEVEB -JuN1979 5/2 pp 38 and 39
in lSaj^J^0*156 " P^*5' led by JOSEPH WALKER
AriSna^ter^CA05t"5uS?&J*Bt te ^ n^m
•f-i^i^ m •,, waiKer's Pass, east of Bak^Q
Spe^ti!^**1T'
Party, George Nidever remained there p ^8 ^
ea. William Henry Ellison ttpa r>„, n *«"*»vjmi, uou

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NORTH CARCLINA- Genealogical Research
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p17
iVh state 1789 Capital Raleigh
^ft^liSe^fr^P^ or^uld buy alicense.;
could be publisnea iruwy f •*„«•« oh a 50 round bond.
If married ^J-^^^fe^^uX^es, full of
Old marriage tonds, still at coun^ *

^"JfMsy
OCCUPATIONS, SOME UNUSUAL :
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1988 lVV PP 164-165
OHIO (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 17 (185 wron^
gSS^0 Sat6Wlde ReoordslNetwork ox"^
JJKPOSITORIES. shows counties now found at Bierce
.Library Archival Services Akron OH 44325 and for others
JS?Ll^±^^ ttevelLd
OHIO LAND GRAmS i
M**® WEST SEPT 1980 6/3/88-91 (with K)1
VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS (1784) I
SSSb2KasS?SSKS*-:
titles in thL dist^ic? th^T" tolders of **
ui5*rict tnan in any other
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RESERVE maas o„'
in Northeast qxn^rlxtltai-Jll^ 3'840.°00 acres
north and PennWlva^U ofSt ^f? Uke &to on
of north UttSteSSth^Tt^^L °f 41st de^ee
on west .Surveyed iSr^!f^^ky •* ^^ Aunties
Jg WW a^cSed^TorWest^R8'111"6ftSLW*
***• «fl burning of S^Ke^fVe *or CT
OHIO LAND GRANTS (/NC WEST SE^g^TsaVT^T
CONGRESS LANDS 07Hs_i0o^ ffl) Ckrd 2
Survey ttS8t»Si3S?f} "" r1^ °»~io»l law
actions! mi squarT^Lo *~f•eaoh;s"Mivided into
served for use of^b^S StSrf!fh);Sectio» 16 re?
^^ietta,SteubenvSri>oi1r oothe, Cincinnatti, ^'^ster, ^ 2anesvlUe, °ttices located Chiili-
SEVEN RANGES nsfta'\
survey made b< thTfedf^^fsss **»**• »"*
OHIO COMPANY'S PORCHASeTifiSTT^
Ohi, Riverpurchase7S,S> 1'5000.°00 acres along
o2^^-p-££S^t-£d
OHIO LAND GRANTS (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1980 6/3^ 3 .
P 88DONATION TRACT en „ „t iS806'3
Purchase. "eastern corner of the Ohio Co's
•J ^.^acr^a'KShe^^^^^rgan counties
-;; fate between 0r« «SSt'£ **htt?f«• corner of
•Ing on Ohio River fori d^l ^ Rlvers and borderi
111,682 acreT »t fiw dlstance of 27 miles, tDTOer-
1«vwi " at 67C an acre. Spot-i. i7 '
; school purposes. Section 29 rAJ^T n 16 reserved for
Institutions and 16^« •.f**0** °* religtoUs
University result oilSlr^?/°T Wlle^ »C
raENCH GRANT (1795^ o?3f*e8apw*iaii).

v^
OHIO LANDxxiANTS (ANCHORS WEST, SEPT 1980 p. 69 6/3
U.S. MILITARY LANDS (1796) 2,500,000 acres east of
Scioto River in central part of state,to satisfy claims
of officers and soldiers of Rev. War .Divided into 5-sq
mile townships, then quarter townships of 2 1/2 sq.mi.
each containing 4,000 acres.Some later divided into
40 100 acre lots to acoomDodate soldiers holding
warrants for 100 acres.
MORAVIAN LANDS (1787-1796) 3 small tracts of 4,000 acres
each originally granted in July 1787to Moravian Bros,
of Betrlfchem, PA for use of Christianized Indians of
Ohio living on the land.Grant confirmed Jun 1,1796,
IcjKsated qn Muskingum Ittvor L
OHIC LAND GftJjplft (ANCEinms Wftff
0..rd 5
•iFJfr 19P0 6/3 p 8t'
H
j
WimC^'^fi^Wiate tracts of 1 sq.mi. I
j eadhOne on the Muskingum includes the City of Zanes-
•; ville; one on Rocking River where city of Iancaster is
i located third on east bank of Scioto opposite Chillicothe.
Grants provided Ebenezer Zane would open a road
from Wheeling, W VA to ifeysville, KY. In 1803 3 other
1 sq. mile tracts were granted to Isaac Zene,on King's
Creek, in Champaign County.
REFUGEE TRACT (1798) Set aside by Gbngress as site for
new homes of British subjects in Canada and Nova Scotia
who had given help to American colonies during Rev. Var.
State capital and much of Gimombus are located on old
ijeftgee Upflgt 67 Plants awarded 60^ a,cres,Kest g>i

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OLD LAND MEASUREMENTS
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1984 10/3 p 106
L?i^ , International Gathering announcement
Belfest, Northern Ireland, June 1982
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1981 7/4 p 116
/$ffi$§\ /BfflKwL
ONTEVERAS FAMILY (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 19839/1 p33-3f
Gen. PACIFKX) ONTEVERAS, b. Spain,sent by his gotft to
Mexico served in Los Angeles His son JUAN PACIFICIO \
was b. in L.A. County 1782. corporat at San Gabriel \
Mission. For services given tract of land known as
CanyondfiaflaiibJuan Rancho (now in Orange Cbunty) on
which Anaheim i^ located. 1855 bought Repusquet
Rancho of 9,000 acres in Santa Maria Valley. Brought
about 12,000 head of cattle the next year from his
southern rancho and in 1857 began construction of
adobe house,where he lived until death at 95 yrs,p?ef.
to GLedhill library book "THE RANODS CF DON PA(3ff
ONTEVERAS" Othere family names shown.Wife .Martina
Qgunq. was sister of Eduarda 0suna?wife of julianlb:>xen
ORAL HISTORY •,
Special Sunmer Program, UCSB 1980
lecturers

Line/^ ^ *)
Rafaela Luisa, great granddaughter of
Jose Francisco Ortega, founder and first comnandante
of Santa Barbara Royal Presidio , m. Daniel Hill,
who in 1825 or 1826 built the Carrillo Adobe for his
bride.
ANCESTORS WEST, March 1980 6/1 p. 18
see also Ortega lineage in ANCESTORS WEST,Sept 1976
vl 1, No. 1 pp 42-43, ,___—.
rwrw-A fANCESTCRS WEST, HECEMBER 1986 12/4/155
^^RY^R^HO NUESntA SENQRA DEL REFUGIO,
PFFUGIO CANYCNE; SANTA BARBARA COUNTY. ^_„Trk
^^Sr4un^y tWCHO NUESTRA SETORA DEL REPUGIO
OSTER, NANCY
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1984 10/4/ p 117
Speaker at November 1984 meeting - "NEEDLEWORK AN
ANCESTOR"Produces charts; works with computer
j OVERLAND BITH COVERED WAGON, written by
Annie Elizabeth Leininger McPhee during 1930's,
grandmother of children of SBOGS member Margaret E.
Jbhnston, now of 1251 Lavonne Way,Tucson, ARizona 85713
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1980 6/4 pp 114-117
One of family of eight that traveled from Central City
Nebraska to the Dalles, Oregon in 1895,
Father, Samuel Leininger was a carpet weaver
Mother Mary Ann Burke Leininger
Father's brother John and his 2 sons had gone to Oregon
Visisted mother's anrried brother George Burke and
sister and other relatives in Arcadia (Neb?) for a week
mfr*° May 14 1895 to Sept 16,1895 16 weeks, 3 days.
OVINGTON, AHAHCESTQRS WEST SEPT 1983 9/3 pp99-103
CoS'^ 19Q1 •"•*-*"*'* Records
^Nfefe* 2bAitir (ANCESTORS WEST) DBC 19g3 g/4
^Bn^^^^^x1^^^6 Records, A-L pp 142-148
copied 1904 S.B.CbTSkrriage aecords ^9WE2T 10-4^
1907 Marriage Records with Ruth Pelch PAncggs^lO/3
OWEN, MARILYN APPLEBY (Mrs. Earl)
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/10
see PROFILE CARD
Is Director-at-Large; also writes SEED BED, a
column starting this issue, b. Fresno;noved to
Ventura at age 1 B.A.,English U of Redlands; -
She and husband Earl have 3 sons.
OWEN, Marilyn (Appling)
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1988, 14/8/ 96-97
Article (illus with photo of James M. Appling)
PUTTING A MARKER Qfl fliq ANCESTOR'S HRAW
OWSLEY Family Historical Society
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1983 9/3 p 115
Held 5th annual meeting in Richmond, VA 13 May 1983
-""i
/^f /

PADDOCK, Virginia ^ / / ?
Santa Barbara County Records Abstracted
BIRTH REOORDS 1890 DEC 1978 4/4 pp U3-U4
•K-HMTK 1938^/^
' i
^ wrm q n Q> .Marriage records j
R^ AMANDA EDMISTON PH^^ ,
Very capable person in ^gt°ier ^ Venture,where
b. near ^a^rsfleld^ived ^
she was on ^^H5l»N,Warren Cb. OH 1SL3
Interests: ^NCTQK/r" RICKS y^en Cb. IL 1850
PENNSYLVANIA
OUR KEYSTONE FAMILIES,Schuyler C Brossman
(Genealogical Column) copies contributed to SBOGS
^ mei^AI^^£#r SEPT 1983 9/3 p88
PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGICAL SOURCES
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1980 6/4 119- 126 ;
Reprinted from AWSumner 1976 75.81
article by Ibrman EHgar Weight, PH D
Professor of Genealogy at Brigham Ybung U.
Sampling of later material in SBOGS Library p 125
OOMMDNWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
Deprtment of Cbmnunity Affairs
Genealogical Map of the Gbunties(7th Ed.1972)
pp 126-127
-, , | , • : ,
&RIQDICAIS EXCHANGED MAR 1979 5/1 pp 29-30
exchanges from 21 states listed.
PERRY FAMILIES OF NEW YORK STATE
After death of laura Perry McGolley her notes turned
over by brother,Cass City, MI, to a Perry searcher.
Etaily Perry Theies (Mrs. Wilbur H.) Pres.SBOGS,requests
query cards.
( ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1981 7/4 p. 116
PHOTOGRAPH, HOW TO DATE AN OID
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1986 12/3 p 94-95
6 methods set outor types of photos.
1.Daguerreotype,1839-1860
2. Ambrotype 1854-1863 Megative image on glass.
3.Tintype or Ferrotype 1856-1915
4. Cartes de Viste, 1860-1910
5. Cabinet photograph 1875-1910
b. The Post Card photo 1905-1930
If revenue stanp is found on back of tintype or
carte de visite means picture was taken at the time
of the Civil War, when photographs were taxed,
p.94 p. 95 Illustrations IDENTIFYING TIME PERim
BY COSTUMES IN PHXKX31APHS 8 illustrations.
7 items to be considered -^Ha,ir $ty/0Le Dress details.

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SEPT 1979. 5/3 pp 70-71
PIETRA, Cavalier Laopoldo Chiappa desc of ARENAS,Ampa-
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA, extracted by ^
Mprv ^n**" nfllbrnith .
piOffiER MOTHER (ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1982 8/1 pp-13
contributed by Patricia Meade White SBOGS member
ziven her by her friend Eric Erickson and written by
STaunt, Maren Willard who m. Jbhan EATickson her
fiance who had come 6 months earlier to homestead land.
I^SeWSofl868 the Danish girl Maren had the
s?out ph^Sl attributes of her peasant mother and^the
motal ones of her aristocratic father, a Professor
oTlanguages in Copenhagen. Married on Christmas Eve
to aSlter's home in Cbuncil Bluffs,Iowa pearly
March 1869 they reached their homestead in Cass County
about 45 miles from Plattsmouth On one of his trips to
Plattsawuth. he took out naturalization papers,changing
their ^irst names to Mary and Oohn They were Grand-
UliU 4
PIONEER MOTHER (ANCESTORS WEST, March 1982 8/1 ppll-13
parents of Eilck Erickson. The paper was written
by Annie Erickson, Eric's aunt.
r
bv Shirley M. Skinner ( sister of Pat. White;
Dy ouxiAcy •»• _ . - Nebraska. Nellie
^der^'^ior mies^ub to!SSill, Nebr.
0^5Sw?OTSSra SONG OF THE PLAINS, CATTLEMEN,
TH^wS ££Vtba F. McKeon. PINACLE JAOC.A.B.
Snyder. _ 1—
PIONEER PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS OF CALIIORNIA1849-50
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4 p 136 „^^__
—r~ " ' - Card 1
ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980 6/2/53
PIONEER TRAIIS MIGRATICN NpTES
^Tcalifornla developed by Spanish in a period
corresponding with the Revolutionary period in the !
British colonies. ^
Mission and Presidio, San Diejp
Mission San Carlos, Carmel, S^S^^ST
Presidio at Monterey,provincial capital |° £te£
Mission Dolores ,Yerba Buena Oct. ?» 1^^
be known as San prancisco; also 1 of 4 presidios,,
j Presidio of Santa Barbara, ^ri* £>17*2 ..
Mission Santa Barbara, Dec. 4, 17WJ
Bountv Unds in Northwest Territory (later Ctoio)
^tledoy Vi^inia and New England veterans Also {
several privately organized tracts. I
!-. ^itoo ibr the Pacific Northwest,
set sail in 1790 Brine «*.*^^ through the
In 1792 finally succeeded in*****£"f^er named
-^ fof^fv^"!^ S^tion
in honor of th\ve^^ "£ emigration to Oregon.
onlhelkssouri ^er^wa^ong^he Platt^
from Fort*"•**»? JSl^fSS and Fort Bpose
**? ^mfwla and^o lort William (now Portand
on to Walla waiia «"»•» •** rwiim#>i«. River
land) and Fort Fancouver across the Columbia Kiver
I
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PIONEER TRAIIS-MIGRATION ROUTES AW 6/2 p.53
MDRM)N TRAIL from St Joseph, MDalso followed
Platte River from Ebrt Bridger below the Sbuth
Rtss west to Salt Lake City
CALIFORNIA TRAIL OF THE FCRTY-NINERS went
north from the Sbuth Pass to Humboldt River
and through Virginia City to the gold mines
and Sacramento
PONY EXPRESS ran further south to Carson City
SaANTA FE TRAIL ran from Independence or Westport
landing on the Missouri,across Kansas to the
Arkansas River and Ebrt Ebdge,then down to
Santa FE by one route and by another up to
Bent's Fort and then down to Santa Fe. ' _
A SPANISH TRAIL led from Santa Fe north and
west t9 Iqs, ^geles. Another known as
^.. uknilw -MAvjoniAUfl ttji/iiia aw 6/2 p.53
SaANTA FE TRAIL went south to the Gila Bend
and westward to San Diego.
East dtthe Mississippi, BOONE'S WILDERNESS RDaAD
from North Carolina, through Cumberland Gap
to \k.ndalia, ILLINOIS across what is now OHIO
Indiana and Illinois.
Much of travel from New England made use of '
barges on the Ohio River.
CUMBERLAND (NATIONAL) ROAD ran from Cumberland,MD
to Vandalia, IILINOIS across what is now Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois.
BOSTON POST ROAD ran to New York and
ffiTrteX!^ "* mm*PA'
PIQNSC^ILS: MIGRATION ROUTES
ANCESTORS WEST, Vol 6 Nb 2 n *i
55SS'cSL'SSL's? ?TO,B RQAD-
ERIE CANAL later k State* ^ did the
location of these trails shown on map pp 54-55
PHIO ARCHIVES OPPTPP h. «
stowin^^^^^^ed excellent nap
land company knd nth^T?7, xetuB*>'Private
Article (byyLiTSn 2V^f ** the state-
%i2ine L mttLS^ *" Aprn 1959 °AR
PIACE NAMES (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1983 9/3 p 103-104
location of SURF
—, SKRKNA nr ^T^fn
' HXMAS RANGERS, WHO WERF
Plumas relate. toSS.5 £llaB M- H*fa*ito?
Reference to "A *a*££T ^V6r (Spanish).
William Henry SuSSS^^^' * *•
,oaa otner possibilities.

HEU^BYTERIAN ChuflCH REOORDS
(aANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1987 13/1/46
AArticle,courtesy Bucks Cb. fen. Sbc. Newsletter
Sumner 1986 via the Madison Co (IL) Gen Sdc Newsletter
Presbyterian Hist. Sbc. also known as the ept. of
History of the Presbyterian Church (USA) founded
in May 1852; located at 425 Iombard St .Philadelphia
PA 19147, includes library, archives and museum.
Library has over 200,000 published titles.
PRESERVATION, Kw TO PRpoPmrp m—^
^9^ ^T******** ^INGS
*w . __,_ '* °/J p.76
(Not tested locally) 69001 *** 1979 Vol 3,p.7
DISSOLVE a milk of magnesia taw** •
club soda, overnight ^ ^et ln a 1"*** of
to accomiDdate the flatted ^1° a pan large enough'
"e^pacer for one C w^^- *>**
life - 200 yrs. Kemove; pat dry; Estimated
PRESIDENT, IB0M TOP r ~ ~
ffiS113 "EST mmf-i1/4 P132
(ANCESTORS WEST* TraST-.i?86 13/1 n4_5
B:fi!ffl3sP

PROFILES ^ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 10 (178 wrong)
BECKWITH, GLADYS Ways and Means Chair.
Twin brother d. as Prisoner of War Manila W W II.
} ,Born Minnesota; moved to LA area when7 to SB 1951
i worked as exec secy for 2 research and development cos
Given paternal ancestral record almost complete.working
! . on that earlier ancestry; member many patriotis eociet-
! I ies. Mayflower Society; Present time working on joining
i ! Magna Carta Dames Emphasis now on Canadain research
SMITH, Fremont WOS 1855 SCHOEN Berk Cb. PA 1850e
( r n—
'STmTVi^SKm^^ MARCH 1986 12/1 11 (179 wro
in charge of Riblicity
b. Burbank, CA 1st Gen. American; father SWISS
Mother came from German parents in Posen, Poland,now
under Russian control Switzerland family history honored
and cousin has tracedUamily back to 1386
N>w 99% on husband's family. 1 of 4 ch interested in gen
B CNVILLE Yell oo. Ark late 18009
ROBERTSON Cheshire Cb. NH 1754
BANCROFT Reading Settlement, MA 1652
, WART?TTCTD Ffal-Hmnrg MT> Tata 1800s _-,
i PROFILES,Member (ANCESTORS WEST,JUNE 1986 12/2 p. 49
BRAEDOCK ANNE , Recording Secy. Grad U of N.C. ,Greensjro.
recently MBA California Lutheran College
.jjrked as IBM Systems Service Representative, Greensboro, j
tSAtlanta and San francisco. Family moved to S. B. from
Washin-ton DC 1967.She is licensed real estate broker with ;
special interest in residential investment prperties.Cur
rently employed at UCSB. Interest in family history dates
jto 8th grade history class and instructor's questions re
relationship to Genl. Edward Braddock of French-IndianWar.
A dream about a stereoptioon and books led to a class in
library research methods.This led to genealogy,which has
turned into a passion. Search includes
BRAEDOCK Sbuthhold\ nY ca 1700 DeMESMAKER (CUTLER) HLng
ham MA17g0s OQWELL LxTORD BRYAN GREENWOOD CHRISTOPHER
HIGGliJSraAM Sqqk
PB0FILES_ OEFICER (AN CESTQRS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/138
BHDCK, Patsy
Gbrresponding Secy for next year, b Hasings NEB
Iteels had typical mid-West upbringing,values it.
Afoved to Spokane WA during WW II. Attended Stevens
Cbllege, MO, has BA and MA from Gonzaga U,Spokane,WA,
Teaches Social Studies and Psychology,San Marcos High
Freelance writer-about 1/2 technical 1/2 for magazines.
Tbok a class and thinks if involved earlier could be a
professional genealogist today.
Family interests today:
ARNOLD Washington Go. IN 1850s
BROCK York, IL 1886 See QUERIES p 138
re BROCK and ALEXANDER,
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1987, 13/3/106-107
BIDGOQD ELSIE and HERBERT started on their
exciting gen.hunt when their oldest grandfeiughter
wanted a year long family history project ibr her 5th
grade class. Her project completed long ago, but search
goes on.
Met through a Christian Endeavor group at the Congrega
tional and First Christian churches in S. B. Married in
Reno, NV 1940. 2 ch; 4 grandchildren.
EISIE ROBINSON GIDGOCD 1st came to cA at age 3.Family
returned to IL on a visit and during that time mother
died. Lived wnth an uncle and aunt until her father re
married. They settled in S.B. Elsie made her return the
trip by train in care of the conductor at age 8.
Attended Franklin School,S.R Jr. High and High School
^rafcwated with class of 1928, See individual card,

PBOFI^S.GbEK (ANC/V ^J^ffJfL-S
CASE PATRICIA arranges and presents
tor SBOGS.such as |J*^8£££tad lived over 150 yrs
b. Kansas *]*£,?£?& to attend UCSB and
Ibved to Gardena at 12^ came puebios High,
stayed here. Taught science ax ^ ies but never
Almys interest *»*«"£«££. ^ even tes time
had time to *^^£gS£nk which she pub-
fSSZSTyS^ 355S its 5th birthday •
""iSL.: CASE, SUMMEBS, SMITH, QDEU..HEISEL,TIIBQN n
PROFILES
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 p.177 (should be 3
CLOUD JANICE GIBSON recently elected to 2d term as
President. Grad. Uof Oklahoma,major in history,ndnor i
voice. Taught couple of years, came to S.B. to study
music. Iks gieen concerts Europe and Canada, first
American to give concerts in Beijin and Nwijing, China.
Husband, Preston, is is retired from UCSB geology facul
ty. They met in Raradise, a locality near S.B.
Interests include OOUD Macon Gb., Alabama 1850
CHENOWETH Perry Cb. OH 1820
BANELE Madison to . ILL 1812
TwnrT Tra.4l..,-WI»->K-i« T>A 1 ft7H _ —
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/10
CLOUD JAN (JANICE GIBSON- MRS. PRESTON)
had her last profile in March 1986 ANCESTORS WEST.
Continuing SBOGS service as a Director-at-large.
Relinquishing presidence has given her time to become
President of NATL SOCIETY OF ARTS & LETTERS, S.B.Qiapter
for the next 2 years. Continues as Editor of the
CLOUD FAMILY JOURNAL (a quarterly) Latest gen.work
benefited sister-in-law who is adopted. A birth family
tree was gift of Jan and her dau. Amanda for Christmas.
Jan's son Morgan designed cover for Cloud family
Journal, ; Dante, another son, computerized the biennial
index. Amanda, student in Satlt lake City does several
days of research each year in Salt Lake for Jan.
See individual card for names of interest.
PROFILES, MEMBER (ANC BEST DEC 1985 11/4 nl38
CONDON, SHERMAN and JEAN O0ND0N are a gen team
mte^witf^/^^'^^^^ Seivice' Whenmoving
notebook with family info located. Have traveled all
°*eo U,S; d C*1*6*. He was b. Detroit, MI only son
of Samuel CONDON and Ina SHERMAN In 1911-46 served
as officer in U.S.Army Discovered S.B.while at
??? SS ^ried after the war and lived Fenton, MI
till 1957 when moved to S.B.
Jean OCNDON b Birmingham MI only ch of Harry LOWE •
and N>ra ABBEY;grad MI State U. Taught History Ibl Sci
JS^iLbirth of aon' PaXLl' CURRENT RESEARCHttNDON
W before 1830 ABBEY Kingston,GNT before 1812
HAGFR TVPoHnn Qn+ befnrr ]fi^Q
PROFILES, OFFICER * '
CRAWEORD, Carolyn (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/137
firs £*&"^jdfr£s&-
Dept of Education.Taught in mainland librarTsctools
w^^r/etlrenlent-Ifes lived ^ SB aboutH £?
ca,rdT «*u

!Pb*v
CRAWFORD, DORIS BATCHEUDER Secure. Cbuglas Nelgord
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1984, 10/1/5
^dSSd mrXmlndmm maria (hillebrand)
both also b. CA. Grad UC Berkeley;major Historym
D0UC2^S ENLOOPD CRAWFORD, of Burlingame, CA in
Mexico City, MRX.inl843 where he was posted.
wSico, totemala, El Salvador, ^^^f^1^.
SpSTsO yr or so with Ebreign Agricultural Service-in;
Philippine Islands, Spain .plus tours of duty inJfetsh.
inrton! D.C. 4 sons b. and brought up along the way
Su^retired 1974, retd to CA,deciding to live inS.B.
as 2 sons attending UCSB. Since his death in 1977,her
-p^c* -irrf-^r^st- Sbns and families.Walnut Creek;CA
TtoUnfl^d ch^togiit^n OOJ^hysics grad son
U.C.Berkley; Historical Society docent.i Travoi • '
3rBATCHElDER
(ANCESTORS WEST (JUNE 1987) 13/2/57
DORIS CRAWFORD is the diligent soul who copies the
marriage records at the courthouse for ANCESTORS WEST.
Also serves as a librarian once a month.
Doris b. San Mateo, CA,2nd generation to be born ,in
the area. Attended Berkeley and earned BA,History..,
Husband worked for the foreign service in agriculture
Doris has lived primarily in latin America,but also
in Spain and the Philippines. With 2 sons at UCSB they
retired here. All 4 sons attended UC schools.
Betty Root Kott's class got feer started in gen. She
still attends classes periodically.Enjoys the good !.
blending of history and iljamilt '
See individual card for families of interest.
^^l]l^SSJJier(her(ma^XX{S WEST JUNE 1987 13/2/57 '
i&UUW\ GA11^ BEASLISY Special features writer,
b. and reared in Memphis, TNntil 1953 had not
been west os the Missisppi or north of Mason-Dixon
line, when she met and married STAN. ; they now have
3 daughters, 2 granddans and a new granddaughter
As an Air Ebrce family lived in Meta,France-Ewa *
Beach Hawaii, Rapid City SD; tontgomery, AL, Seattle
WA and Iompoc,CA where they retired. M>ved here 1986
Since May,1986 Gail has had to do most of her
research by mail. Ebpes to get a moden for her Apple
li to tap in to genealogical sources. She is a
believer "when in Rome".While living near Boston
interest in history began to develop. Went with heri
ft f 6u "H1 brother-9ttUw to a Boston library for gen.
Had charts an aunt had given her.Through Banks.Hist
; PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1987 13-3-107
DOTY, AHLENE LANGSTAFF b. Taft, CA
Father , an oilman,and livedfor a while at Ellwood. j
Most of early life spent in Ooajptan, She was a member
of the first class to graduate from UCSB and used her
teaching degree as a substitute in local schools. M.Jbhn
Doty, whom she had known since she was 9), became a
teacher's wife and mother of 3.
Has a Pioneer Ctfe from Washington State, where centen
nial is 1988. Is busy compiling papers ibr John to
become a member of the MAYFLOWER SOCIETY. A second cousin
vasattoned in Ireland in August and sent him a packet of
info and is hoping for lots of good information.
Families of interest to Arlene |
LANGSTAFF Burlington Cb. NJ late 1600s !
LEE Berk§ Q)\ PA 1763 EIXJEIjTQNi Ha/Won Fiel.

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PROFIlW (ANCESTOR, '.VEST, MARCH 1984 10/1 ,. 5
DULLER, Eoreen Elsie CQCiQ: President i
b. Australia, Inmigrant parents
Robert Ashton OQOK and Elsie Bell HALL COOK
Winters,Yblo Ob. CA and raised in Sacramento, CA
where her father practiced Veterinary Medicine.
Eoreen attended C.K.McClatchy High School and V of CA
at Berkeley and Davis,studing Vet Med. Accomplished
violinst and swimmer. Early in WWII enlisted in U.S.
(bast Guard (SPARS) one of very few women awarded Bos'n
In S B 1949 entered motel business. Has 4 ch,
active in Roy snf Hitl Dvouyinh,S B Sea Shell Ass'n
laguna Hlanca Mothers Auxiliary &other youth groups
As hobby raised Arabian horses;owner/produced theatre;
active on boards,etc theatrical groups Studied human
efi lightenment- potential , Hobby now genealoty.
PROFILE (ANCBSrtORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/11
DUUEA, DOREEN COCK
Past President and now a Director-at-large
is a first generation American and a native Caliibrnian
Parents from Australia, where he line goes back to
1812. She was b. Winters, CA. Father was a Veterinatnan
in Sacramento where she was reared, teft UC Berkeley
S senioVyear to join SPARS, U.S.Women's Cbast Guard,
served during the war years. One of 8 women given rank
of boatswain. Married, had 4 ch and now ^ *^"*
daughters. M>ved to S. B. 1949. Many years Secretary
of the Sea Shell Society. Breeder of Arabian worses and
has owned and produced for legitimate theater. During
rnst 10 years involved in human potential movement.
^T^ Father's stories of Capt.Gbok interested in her
in genealogy. Has rpt found any connection, r
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 5
EARLY, ELIZABETH ANN Secretary
Has not responded to several requests for her
profile. Lives with her parents. Was formerly
employed by one of title companies office. Presently
is intent on developing a record searching servicer
Santa Barbara dnd Ventura Gb unties,plus State of Calif
including early Spanish-Mexican California.
PROFILES
(ANCESTORS WEST
Card 1 '
MAR 1981 7/1 p. 6)
FISH, LILIAN MANN Director and Editor ANCESTORS WEST
born Methuen Mass, a town separated fromHaverhill
1726, in many respects resembling MDntecito,
Raised in the adjoining town of PEEHAM, N H,36 mi.
north of B>ston, where her mother's HQBBS family
has lived for generations, since the Rev. James
HQBBS (Harvard 1748), m. Elizabeth BATCHEU)ER, desc.
pf the Rev. Stephen Bachilor,who came to NE with 3
grandsons at age 73, remained over 20 yrs and then
returned to England and d. near Iondon in 100th yr.in
1660. Lilian came to SB in 1949 and for over
22 yrs was an associate attorney in the oldest law
firm in th city,having had the privilege of being
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PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1981 ^/l p6 Card 2
FISH, LILIAN M. (con)
associated with Mr. Francis Price, Sr. in nany
interesting matters, including the contract ibr re
construction of msstonqiadrang^etVa I'iiSensatibflause
of Mission rooms by the S. B.Hist. Sbc.,which sent
to the Curia in tome ibr approval, the M*x Eleisch-mann
Ebundation,which abnated funds ibr the Mission
and nany other citic enterprises, the Wta. Zimdin
estate with widespread interests in California and
abroad. (The Wta.Zimdin Foundation was predecessor of
Direct Relief Ebundation),working with the Attorney
General' s office in San Francisco on the appeal of
the Ivanhoe cases from San Joaquin Valley involving
the 160-acre limitation on use of water from
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LILIAN MANN FISH Editor, Director
JSSK _i^i|>
Further extended Profile ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1984
10/1 p. 8
Also ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 p. 12 (180 wrong)
See individual card p re family names
PROFILES IANCESTORS WEST MAR 1981 7/1,6) Qird 3. '• \
FISH, LILIAN (con)
federal reclamation projects,the Biltnore Ibtel zoning
appeal and 2anx^sii3ro -Ranch case. She received
her law degree (J.D. magna cum laude) from a>uthwestern
Uin Ios Angeles, attending night sessions ji
while working in the office of the City Prosecutor '
and in a local law office specializing in admiralty
and corporate bankruptcy matters. In 1970 she had
the privilege of being a member of a DAR sponsored
trip to EngLand,Scotland and Wales. Same research was
done at the Society of Genealogists in Ioncbn and
she still maintains membership in that society.
Offices held include; President,Natl Bus.fc Prof .Wbraens
CW>. Ios Angeles ,W>ipen Lawyers' O^ub. LtAt. Young
Republicans.L.A.. yice President; • '
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p.S^ 4
FISH, LILIAN MANN (con) j
Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation
(secretary a number of years, President 1975-76)
Satnta Barbara Historical Society, secretary for a
number of years, presently (198L) member of the j
Board and Library Committee chairman. Member of
Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Delta USC and L.A.Alumnae'
and Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter, which hosted the
international Convention at the Miranar during her
term as president. Also has a green thumb,perhaps fron
genes of Burpee and Burbank ancestors. Raising
fruit,figs, loquats,peaches, plums, apricots,grapes,
eucenia tggries, lemons is a pleasure.She first
LrtHnp- j^rflw**>rries ;for hey father,
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 ^^ 5
NSa,WUAN MANN (con)
^ever^^K68'^ ^P^ *er -other
T~ evergreen wreathes for Memorial r^v Hem«+,'««
of Rewiuttonary »,„, avfl CXX^ ^
Sefin^^ J**3 *"~ laSon^ete^d
graves in a number of cemeteries in Pellam
SfiffiKSfii."appears *Ju-1978 '
^S'eEK? K,1**0* and Editor AnTwest.
^rt^^o^enls^ £S\1981' ^ * 8>
R^rch^cieg&^1^>*&£HLm
she had A£1^10(5gU^^^»^«*
attend O'NEIIi Gathering intof££ l^L^- 100„
•M-A P^e^lnve^inS^d^e^-S-
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wtere they Uved »S* BruQswick Town^rT^ hecam^
Valerie n^ved" to ^" ^ised theirT^lp n!"1 f*50001 ««t
to move here* * * —*«*«•« the^^T
In 1940 8 whue . "ter ^txrement
a
ancestorysys,8g.«Sraftrart-- n-p k« ? feack to 1684 wh«r * ,e to °°Py a
' W ferry^^ 1984 10/1 p. 5
Carol ftrbes rZtZ M second Fres

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9/2.p 48
POEM (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1986, 12/3 p 101
MYGETuPANDCDHASGOrUPAND WENT,
Many years agp received by the Editor from her
dister, Abbie SohbJie Mann Reed (Mrs. Albert L.)
late of Unity, N.H. with info it came from her pen.
Can anyone refute that fact. When shown to a SBCGS
member, remark was :"I have seen that before. Mjty
father showed it to me years ago.:
POEM IN GRANDMOTHER'S BIBLE
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1984 10/2
Shirley R)dick Cbbb
POLISH ANCESTRY, RESEARCH IN
Article by Julia K. Carr
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/156- 160
^SR RESEARCH
deration ft^ is *rtij, hjbst
holds McCbok MEBR 69001
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PORTION, PATO OP DDTOSICW OF M^^
^ag____^Misrisr/s Washington
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tL/rxuco _ur.r.iuciri VAiv_jioiutta wroi, DfiS £§§& L2l**[L
\ HARRY G_^*v In 1968/*Vted helping his fap^ in
search far ...us father'&, siblings. All placed iu an
orphanage on death of mother. See QUERIES for
details(p. 139) Areas of work include
RIOIARDSQN-PmSBURGH PA 1874
GRANT New York, NY 1867
KIP NewXbrk NY 1840
BURNS Indidnapolis IN 1938
con
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p5
GRAHAM, MURIEL RIEMER, Treasurer I
Assisted in typing oopy for this issue.
B. and brought up In Midwest - Beloit MI onlv dan nf
El^er HRIBffiR and wife Laura M. SCHU^E^aStor L
MD, IX, then returning to Madison, WI where she
S^4?' family when she came Becax^ across interestA^^g
scrapbooks of obits and
?ndMn^aper ^Hanes her mother collected toryrs
1££aS?' 5 ?? ??«**> °f extensiveleSrdTft
State Hist. &ciety Library. Discovered census
' tSS"? ^JS?** SWncttather RIEMER for 1860,1870
1880. Grandfather b. U.S. 1863,father havim? come
^o?^s^i^dr4i^lder^h 1! uU; CitxzensWp to - renounced ^oomeean to eSlf ^Prussia, Settlor
PROFILES
Q^'.£?^HIM' Treas.second term.
Jggg^gOFnfl ^ ANC WEST MARCH 1984 10/1/6
^IUS,MEMBER CANCESITJRS WEST JUNE 1987 IP/2/58
GUNER3MANN, AUEREY J-^/^oo
^f^*6? ^ci^y bus trips to L.A. R>rn and
reared in San Diegp. Hmother a California, father
English. Graduated from S.B.State College as a
^^^'^l husband, George, there but did not
T^ Un!llx^"er a tour of dutv in the Army.Spent
2 years in Naples, Italy as a dietician; novld to
^T1^ and ended up ** ^^awa. Settled in
A. . 7' Retired from job as a dietician at Sam*
sum Clinic 1982. In 1960s and 1970s had to prove
relationship tor inheritances in England from an
uncle and great uncle. Eventually took classes
aSJS^JS** *>£ Families of interest:
OLIVER, Middleses,England 1871
NEAME Kent, England 1830
i__§g5E^^^ea^f IV\ 3,840
PROFILES
TK__f_f«? 1** 10/1 p. 6_7
since 1979. m. Sept liiglf^! tlrae at night
Carles Brown; 1ch DavidlllS^* fo*o
Salt lake City, rn_h „ if6 DWN b- June 21,1967
they have 2i ^^JJ* » j* 1976.
"tah.
now is enployeTal adrSSf? £dUStry 22 *» and
«*g of radloyand^v b*St^1lSfley ^.Inc.Gileta
i10^^ genelogy £$%£«.«*»*»** •Credits
l.SBOC Amer-jran w-^ —rlgs* n
PEGFILES(ANC WEST MARCH 1984 10/l/p6 Card Cai 2
HILTON, CAROL FIELD 1529EucSyptus°Hill HI?
HAMILTON, CAROL FIELD 1529EucaJyptusUHillDRD #4
IN CLASS ON History of (American) Women. SC 93103
Interest in History of birth and youngwomanhood-
Lynn, Essex Co., Mass.
Some ancestor charts sent by her mother some 10 yrs
agp These 3 things gave birth to another amateur
genealogist. Research 50% New England (Mass.Bay and
Plymouth colonies) 25% Swedish and remainder Ireland.

PFOFf"^, MEMBEF^^CESTORS WEST MAWJH V^L^/lfy
HARDLY PATJLAi_>S J ,1Q .hc
b Hull England; came to U.S. as infant of 18^^-
GradSaA mncisi) State (bllege 1966,degree Psychology
Currently a Social Vbrker for Cb. of S.B. First interest
in genealogy began as a teen-ager in N>.CA.Great-aint
ELla fueled interest with many stories of her Norweg
ian ancestors. Paula is a thorough researcher and con
tinues on work on American, English, Welsh and the
Norwegian lines of her family.
Names Mike and Paula are currently searching:
HARDWICK IND before 1850
HARDWICK KY, TENN SC • before 1820
RAILARD IND before 1850
AGNEW OH ; ; __
BUCKLEY 9H M " (con 9*1 ne^ rks _,!£ punting Systems Analv

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PROFILES
(ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1981 7/1 p. 5 j
LAABS IORRAINE CRAMER, Secretary SBOGS 1981,
dau of Joseph Peter CRAMER and wife May RICHARDS
Cramer, Centralia, WA. After business colle^,worked
as steno in patent portion of Weyerhauser Lumber Cb.
office. With husband GLENN LAAB and his pother
KENNETH LAAB and 4-ra> old baby went to ^^t?*^
to build a Hotel in 1956; then came to SB in 1957
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4 p 138
Took Betty Foot's gen. class, now only outside hobby
is gardening RESEARCH INTERESTS
PROFILES, MEMBER
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985 11/3 p 93
LA BRECHE, MARIE Faithfully at EBQGS Library. Came to
S.B. 1923. Member of 1st Adult Hi Gen.Qass Bette
Rx>t. 8 yrs a_p.
pjpRDFILES
LAPTUTSEN.AU'A ifWSf
JUN1980 J#2
6/2 p. 40
p. 40
Car d 1
youngest of 6 ch of Will and Marianne
AUBKRTSON IMBOFF. Both parents spent childhood
in Kansas sod houses, their parents originally
from Indiana. Family Farm 4 mi from Bostwick, Nuckolls
oo. NEB. Town no longer exists. Sandy Knob, the
country school housed less than 1? students,each class
able to eavesdrop on leases 1st to 8th grade.Pa-rt of
Estate of a great-uncle, .John Utter, of SanErancisoo
included $75 to her mother which went to take Alma
to sumre
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rourn
school at Uof NEBR in Lincoln. Onlv nonev
route to education not self-earned, ey
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST,June 1930 6/2 Card 2
LAURITZEN, AlitfA IMFDFF p 40
(cQn) Dec 29 1940 m. Girl laurtizen, a law student.
He was stationed at Camp Claiborne. LA
« _ „ __ 'at time of
Pearl Harbor. Sent to 3d. Pacific for 3 yrs.
Alma lived in Ibrtland, GR where son MARTIN was
born.Mother, (widowed) sister and brother also there.
Cta return to states, Carl's service took family to
Rtris, TEXAS, Fort BANNING, GA and 3 yrs in Washington
where he was with Judge Advocate lept.
As civilians, farmed 15 yrs at Edinburg, TEXAS
1960 Alma resumed woliege work there at Ra,n Am college
^forking full time, earned degree 30 urs after start
ing. Dau 2/40
(con) a*v
1964 Aim fcegan teaching in Special education S. B.
1973, Trip around the world change of pace, included j
was a special visit to Herning, DENMARK, where Carl's
ancestors had lived.Retired from teaching 1976. !
to pursue interest in writing and Family History i
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 7 ' '
Library Instruction. Details follow those in
Profile June 1980 6/2/40. And continue-
Served seeral years as SBCGS Librarian. In 1980 by
^i SSTi*? f°ra?J° limit ^ivities, but now improved
SSOS^il.?ndU? aml1 ^ouP instruction for nILr
SBCGS members. Ancestor's Chart No. 3,June 1978
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PR0F1\ -i" (AICESTl 'WEST MARCH 1986 12/1
MARTIN , BARBARA BROWN newly elected V.P.
b. Elizabethtown, N.Y. lived irost of life in
Springfield, OH, except for 3 yrs living & travel in
Europe. Came to S.B. with husband Dick in 1968
Attended OHIO St. U; tried to be air stewardess
[177 wrou_./
(broken leg got in the way) worked for a data base oo.
worked as a travel agent. Hobbies. LDS Extraction .
service interested her in genealogy.
Current Research: MDELLER/WiUUER 1850s R>ughkeepsieNY
GARRISON Dutchess Ob. NY b 1837
NONTORT "" " -b 1806
DE HBEEST Rensselaer Go. NY late 1700s
PROFILES
MARWEDE, Amy floods Sept 1979 5/3 pp 68-69
(John Marwede, husband)
Edward Melven WOODS, Capt. Metropolitan Dist. Police
b. 1874 Forest Glen,Yarmouth Cb., Nova Scotia
grandparents: Robert Wentworth Woods
Angeline HAMILTON
Ancestors' chart (No. 22 in JUN 1979 AW 5/2/p54-56
(111us) painting by sister Dorothy Wbods, p. 68 •
of old ELy Gbuld house on Spot Pond, Maiden,MA)
PROFIIES __ OFFICER (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/136
MATHEWSON, KEN elected to serve 2 yr term asPresident
b and reared in Milwaukee, SI, youngest of 7. Was 18 at
time WW II broke out. Promptly enlisted in Navy and
served from 1942-1946. Returned to Milwaukee and worked
for a time, then entered Uof WISCONSIN. Retd to Milwau
kee to work for General Motors. In 1972 they offered
him an unwelcome transfer to SB. Turned out well.
Retired in 1984 and now occupies time with many"
interests - Cbllects stamps,makes jewelry and takes
adult ed classes. Active in church work. lather of 4
daughters. Since no son to carry on family name, decided
to leave a legacy in his genealogical discoveries. Has
ft^.\^Laiitlonal middle Tams of Hyde.3rd gr grand- •
nn^-er's maiden name. See card under wa&S^w
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH IQftfi 10/1 -io /,_,«
Mc£3_I5NATHEN, MERNA &JZ^-12Q~ 12 (18° *«*«
b. IngLewood (Toad ud^H ^ i° Charge of M«nbershi
^^£_S£^~_?"-
_*__w_£d_s««».,5&ra_
***... _r£_^_s_? *——•
BOGGS lancaster PA 1814 ' ^g
POWELL Belmont Cb. OH 1829
GARRISON Somerset Cb. N.J. 1815
J_j__j_ACE Eranklin_gKPA 1795
PROFILES -MEMBER
is now VCSB to become te_che? 2£L- G>36^ at •»*»*
Nicaragua., Germny ^achS£??£ f^.1^*. Japan
barter Manbe- of mE* Ste^LS"06 19W
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PROFILES ^FFICER(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/138
NEFSTEAD, MARJCRIE (Mrs. Raul)
Elected 1st V.P. (program) fbr 1 year,
reports life much the same as in her March 1986 Profile
Can anyone help her with American E-glish translated
into English English, see QUERIES (p.141) for details.
Trying to identify birthplac e of English residence
of SMITH ,Charles John ((1830-19L2) Ebw is English
NAPLES identiJSkptiill or several other locations?
see individual card for names now working on.
PROFILES - MEMBER (anC WEST SEPT 1985 11/3/n Q^
NEFSTEAD, MARJDRIE b. Ohio; raised IOWA /3/P 93
She and husband Paul met at U of Iowa where she
earned degree in Home Economics. Residents SB. from " '
1968, following 23 years service in Army. Her I
Interests include gardening,theater and
League of Women Voters
Genealogy-started actively working on about 1 yr ago
PROFILE (MCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 p. 10 (178 wror
corresponding secy; met husband at Iowa State Uincorrectly
reported before, (not U. of Iowa)
New areas of research
SMITH, Richland Gb. OHIO mid 1800s '
TAYLOR Richland Cb. OHIO mid 1800s
E^sr*' •*i98e i2/g p*>
CDLBOHNE - l_ndon> j^^
UNBORN, Ipswich, Mass 1654
CDBUUJ Clelms&rd, Mflss 1696
*^Y__K_sr ^1930s — *•
chart.On retir^tl^ TO* °" 8"»«W-t-_i fan
rarect ^SSSV^SS« *ather le« off.
GledhiU library. £££?£&»* •*«»**
,PRDpILES (ANCESTCRg WEST SEm- 100_
^acH. am saassm 198e 12/3/89
Batersfieia SuS __ *£» -f sales, b. near
^attended colS"^ f^j^"* Ventura^e
01813 m^a^^^lILl850
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utXTT* ^ MiChi6aA; ^ 4cn^dr^- One da„
settlement appe_£_ _f£T_?5gv^st^
vaS-^; e trip ^ hand. Eamilies-
YABGER (sic) YEAGER IN LISTING OF NAME
Eayette Cb. KY 1795 '
TOLL Adams Cb. OHIO 1790s
Sr^TS68^^^1^ 180° s early
PROFILES
PEGGY S ^Semtar^sfee&l VI P4
then in I^oSif*. kW? MI *>** of her llfe. ,
Within 2 nos of moving to SRn?enry RAND-
^censed Real m&*£'% J*""* a ** time
^"SssrtsSs^ssyr__-.
one nuiiio- m^J^ aeaners- * 1980 over *
%K,SoT^1Ss(ANCESraiS "Siariagri47_7Bi :
had started reseSng^cS?^ *?*'«"'• »=le
and in 1950s Bills' fafher 2ve ?t £f° handed *>
the info in a file and fin.f? _ to hlm- B111 kept
together.creating _^_JK^ f"ted Putting it '
Aunt Ibrothy the oliSi,tot'*ich he ««* to his
add infor she _5h?S. *"* manber' to revie« "*
river in Cbventr/lbSn pfj! llVed across the
Grew up Winnetka ttr S? ^^surer rong
St^nT*«"*^^ «K5,Sr ?Ue^.CWord
«ught kindergatdn S. B. 26 yrs^fJ^^'^anston
PROFILES
BOTH, CAROL R3RBES ,
; (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1981 7/

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PRD1- !_S, EARLY ;.__MBERS by Carolyn Curtis
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1988 14/1/8
ROTH, CAROL (CAROL FORBES ROTH (Mrs. Steven
b. Carol Jbrbes, San DiegDjgrad there from San Diego
St. Cbllete. m Steve in 1967, moved to Gbleta in 1971.
Have 3 ch in grade school..
When she joined the Cbleta Newcomers TOLub she attended
a group on genealogy. Started by asking paternal grand
father for info; pleased someone finally interested and
brought out hugfr boxes of pictures,albums and tin types
dating back to her great-great-great-grandfather.
SBOGS started with an ad she placed in the S.?B.News-Press
27 attended the first meetig. About 1973 note reced from
one re help on a hook on Jbopes family - Carol had Hbopes
and Jumped at chance and was able to trace her line back.
*feJ93§; y^iUsicw^rnqm/HomiL bower leaver)
BODREL (HQDIIOEV » KLEIN.! • ' • --V.'
PROFILE (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1986 12/2 p 49
RSHDELL, HELEN PINKEFHON
Answers queries for Sbciety. Grew up in N. Jersey,
lived here since 1974. 3 ch. 2 toys, 1 girl
Keep her busy with PTA etc. Enjoys swimming "
Started gen Fall 1982 by taking an evening course.
Itet her said they had nothing to cb with Pinkerton
if* ^ *&***> but she wanted to find out for her
self. They don't. Working on
PINKERTON Dauphine Co. PS Eirly 1800s
A SHADOW, Dauphine: 5. PA Early 1800d
RUSS Blair Pi pa Early 1800s
PROFILES
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 7
SCDILIN, RUTH BBDOKS librarian, Director
SMC" A_ajg»| r-"=au*
i^^RSWE^ SZUionT? ^^
Ubrarian. s_^ laa6 12/112 C180-)
Profiled March tc£ ~ see card under •,„
*ciety Ubr^T, ^3 ^d 1984 ANnp^D£er "ame
^nter. on &'«W»Jan S* f^' ^o-
__5?L_^_5_^^
S°MT-ARN0_D NDDA ^ f* ""^ies
^ent research: S' B* sin** rly 18°°'s
HAUERT ^^^f^e bl835
PflOPILE
' ***•> •S^ ^noui EdHR-d •BP "•» _. 198^/1 '/1 pp. 5
Inheritfl_T0fPrlne' *>. has ^ Service, Son *v» , I
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J^N PHoi ma ot Chesta, **-nk SMITH
his M???-2T^i-S first landing April .* **" 29, m1926 P^"6 at San ^nremarating Pedro CA
aboard a Standard Oil tanker '
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 n 7
FRANK B. SMITH, Parliamentarian
3_fTrt"Si?f0_f'_ "o ?aCe MoCANDLESS and lives at
tocl_£ "£L£nV^' °* !3110- ^yflower ancestors
inciuae Stephen Hopkins and Richard Warrne
Ancestral Table Chart 17, Anc West vol 4/4 _«. 1970
A generous and consistent supporter of **JJBP 1979
1

^ V *>R ANCESTORS WEST MAR 19& 7/1 p6 I

M^**' PROF _ ,
(ANC0_sfiv,_-3 WEST, M&£H 1983 9/1 p. 4
THIESS, Etaily Perry Vice President (Pres. 1981)
Older of 2 ch born to Arthur K ancj Janette Curtiss j
PERRY; b. on a farm in Hillsdale Co., MI; when 3 j
parents moved to Hartford,where they operated a grocery
store until father's health prompted move to East
Lansing, 3D she could attend MI ACKICULTLRAL COLLEGE
(now MSU) ;School of Ek»nomics,with major in Nutrition
5 days after grad. m. Wilbur H. Thiess whom she met
as her instructor as a freshman in Physics. Year
before m. he had tafeen position as Extension Horticul
turist at Mass. Agri.Gbllege, Amherst, Mass. Sighin
5 years were parents of 3 sons, all now married,
7 grand daughters, 2 grandsons and 1 great-granddau.
PiOFILES, EARLY MEMBERS (ANCESTORS WEST^MARCH 1986 14/1
p.7, by Carol Curtis
THIES, EMILY had last profile in March 1985 issue.
Served as President of SBOGS 1980. Maiden name PERRY.
She and husband have 5 great grandchildren.
Emily is a member of Mayflower Society,descended from
William Bradford, Richard Warren,Isaac Allerton and
Myles Standish. Establish Standish line from a response
to a query in ANCESTORS WEST. Joined CT Gen.Soc and
teas received as well as provided great deal of info
over the years. Has divided gen.into 8 parts for each
great grandparent. Surnames are PERRY, STURGIS,KEENE,
WKRSTTCR. CiPRTT**» -PATMFR WMfflffn K-TR
Card 2
PROFILES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 j^f/l^
THIESS, EMILY PERRY (con)
See earlier card re training at Cbrnell U. and
M.A. Child Development,Family Relationships. Teaching.
Retired to join Bill overseas when he was serving
as Cbnsultant in Agribulture for Ebod and Agricultur
al Organization of United Nations. He served in
Yugoslavia and Syria, a total of more than 5 years.
InfcLtted family into travel,which has included a9mo
trip around world,visiting 24 countries 3 trips ]
included genealogical research in England. Ebr some
years she was a member of Sbciety of Genealogists
in Iondon and engaged in research in its collections.
1972 sold tome in Amheut, moved to S. B. to be_
near oldest son and fnmily; Attened 1st mtg of SBOGS
founders. Church member;volunteer Bat^ryjc ^nlrn ^""V
r" Card 1
ffllS^Iitaily Perry (ANCESK)rs WEST,MAR1981 7/1 p.5
EMILY PERRY TEHEES,

L
KVILES E_E___Y PERRY THIESS con) ^ard 2
l7cl«F?J'S,mTeCtor of Nursery Scho°1 ^ teacher
nS^^??*?* J? 1*°* *"RS WEST JUNE 1986 12/2 p 49
THIESS, EMILY one of founcing n__mbers of society. Past
President and currently serves on took committee.
At 6 yrs was asking how the elderly woman who was
visiting with her mother was related. Mother told her
she was a cousin of her grandfather. Emily still can't
prove the connection.
Keeps busy on: KIEFER, Madison, OHIO 1846
HAVENOR or HEBNER Madison, OHIO 1831
KALB, Montgomery Cb. PA 1733
_ • — ' )
PROFILES _OFFICER (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/l/lo(l«8 ,
-JHELIN, HAROLD Parmiamentarian,b. Chicago. Came to j
S. B, 11 yrs ago on retiring from job at THA |
Plays violin; member Music CLub. Emjoys square dancing,
with wife, Merna McQenathen, another member, interested
him in hrnrslohy snouy 5 yrs ago. Vbrking on J
EHELIN Smoland, Sweden 1886
DAISCH Wuerttenburg, GER 1599
BREITMAYER : : d 1728
irftMATT : : d—l__-_3 _____ — L
PROFILES - MEMBER
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985, 11/3/p. 93
TILTON, ELIZABETH (Mrs. George)
family moved to Cfeik Park IL ajter her birth in
OMAHA, NEB. Attended Uof IL, BS andMS,Chemistry
Husband George, currently on Geology faculty at
; UCSB is a graduate student of Fuller Theological Sem.
Tiltons have 5 ch and 4 grand ch.
Tn», hS1"23 ttSS^g^W^P «
March 1981 7/1 p 6
son of Clifford L. and Jessie BARNEIT TITUS b.Florida
Article on his genealogical interest elsewhere in this
issue. Ancestor Chart 6,June 1978.
Library particularly indebted to him for material
on Ibrth and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
A.IBCL G-->nEAlJXICD, pp 10-11. tells of his nurturing
of his Family Tree.
PROFILE) (ANC3SSTgRS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 5
Director, President 1979 and 1982,
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Sm^mf^^ WSr' «-«CH 1««*3 9/1 p.5
TITOS, HARRY Director. President 1979 and 1982
mS"^"11 °* ?lM«d_, and Jessie B_rnett
«»

QDA1-. ^^1Affil 'VLV PWnRDWintrinB.-1i>-Kitchiii
aJAKER' MARRIAGE -FAMIUf RETOHDWintrin6u«u-
Batert wtntstnghm and Mary, dau of Edwud Kit chin
; ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1980 PP 95-96
Wife, Mary, d28th4th_month, 1755
R^tTs^ay. 7th nonth, 1746d.22,9th no 1755
^Ch b. 14th day 11th ^nth 1747
Mary b. 16th day 10th ironth 1749 ,
John b. 2nd day 11th month 1751 j
James b. '2nd day 4th npnth 1755 d uth,4.th nonth 1755
See note as to UPDATE under iMira_#*HC_ni ,
%JeSTIRS WSTM NAR -881, 7/1 p. 10. ^^
' [ ... in i • .. p i ii
QUEBEC RESEARCH (ANCESTORS WEST,MARCH 1987 13/1/8
SBOGS member Margaret Fry Church Gbx (Mrs.W.Kenneth
206 E. Junipero St. SB 93105 suggests the name of
MR. ALBERT LASNIER, ROOM %501, 305 Des Eranciscains,
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada G182-9 be included in
ANCESTORS WEST. Assisted her in tracing Rev. Henry Oox
a Methodist minister, grandfather of her husbadnd.
from England who m. Sophia Jeffery,whose parents came
from England. Sophia attended best school in Quebec -
Cbur et monastere des Ursulines. a Quebec. Mr.
Innier is French, but does well in English. Should
inquire as to amount of his charges. In past have
been very reasonable. Send Intl Exchange Coupon for
reply.
QUERIES ARE READ AND ANSWERED
Snily Perry Thies
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 48
Query in Dec 1981 ANCESTORS WEST brought family
name and birth date of Mehitable who m. Stephen
BRYANT - A descendant of MYLES STANDISH.
Article in NEBGR April 1933 title: Children and
grandchildren of Capt. Myles Standish, by
Merton Taylor Goodrich, M.A., Keene, N.H. indicates
Mehitable was dau of Jbsias (later in life Obsiah)
b c.1613 d.Preston Ct. 19 March 1690, and his
2nd wife Sarah AILEN b 30 March 1639, survived her
husband 2d of 2 $_ns who left descendants
Mehitable b. 1659, Plymouth, Mass,
APERIES mar 1978 4/1 !
,PEASE-PAIira.WHEE__BR Berniqe C.Mendillo I ,
QRTON^WIJTCW-TQNKS # f J/ '" ^ '"
4/1 p.9 ^T^-pRATT HILL^RDYKEE PRICE-DE PUE
-U^SAY WHITNEY Mary Ellen Galbraith
VI P.4 DAVIS YEAZLE /fancy K.H.Strait
4/1
Victor M. South
'f

f^ERIES f^- June 1978 4/1
• p. 39 TRASK-PEABCDY HASTINGS-__CflLMES PERKINS-PEABCDY
merrill- WCXXOOCK KLEIN-ROTH
P.42 TOMLIN OOLES-ODLLINS ___Sl^flen J- *>th
Karen Heritage
W^E-BOGGS RUCXa___3-BREX3-E_NRI3X-E (EREOINRIDGE)
' ' Merna McQenathan
fyjrci^-^-SHAW ANDERSON-BRONAUGH Mrs.Erank N>rris
I• P*46i^rmf:HOTjB Tta>LEET-SMI,ra BAI^RUTTER
V victor W. South
• ^ * i
_| QOTItlES June 1978 4/_>
. __e Mrs* Vera J- Crawford (San Jose) i
-P.es HEAID MARQUIS SMYTHE -(SMITH) '
Frank B. Snith !
: .p.65 SHEEKS (SHEIKS) ,*____, c ^^^
.

!\i
J0$^ jt^tK .^%
QUERIES March 1979 5/1
, p.4 UTTER-SWANK FINNEY-EOSDICK ALBERTSON
McKINL-^-WAJJCEEWAIJCER - IMHDET OIDHAM
I Mrs.Alma Imhoft I_auritsen_^ . n^
- p.28 RICKERD Barbara Rickerd Thompson \^rs* ohlf V
i p. 28 PIERCE-KINGSLEY HALCDMB-HALL WestoriKingsiley
p. 28 HAMBI.ETON-HAMILTGN K_^EYj_i_ENY2KE^^
HURLE_3URT WOCDS-SIMS WOCCS-MDRTON
Mrs. hlF Wv^^fi Marwede
QUERIES JUN 1979 5/2 p. 51
PE^IN-HAKTWELL WHITNEY . ^C8"
H^-BLISS Mary Ellen Galbraith (Mrs. W.A.)
HITCHCOCK also : : : p. 61
UX93BSLE8 JUN 1<
BAKER-FARU* *>« b^ 29Q1 Texas ^
Albuquerque, NM 87110
ANDREWS - HARDY- HOLT Lilian M. Pish
HITCHCOCK Mary Ellen Galbraith (Mrs. W. A.
indm^ iivrroTh_raio8y *-*

•0^\ -_^PS\ l^^^fk.
'-«i5_L QUERIES .^CESnORS WEST DEC 198^ j/4 p.131 /
'n&rs: R. A. King, 2220 Ibllaixi, Tyler, TEXAS 75701
BROWN IOVEALL
Girol McCLASKEY 545 Kinsen, #7 Icfcho Falls, ID 83401
McCLASKEY
Beatrice Mohr McGRATH 4746 Anarosa St. SB CA 93110
BANCKER ORTENBERGER GRUBB BANCKER
BANCKER WJLLE-T
Michael HARVESTON 8321 N. Alhany Av Tampa FL 33604
HAVERSION
Wilson M. HALL P.O.Box 624 Fairhope ALA 36532
NellQWMLLY 985 Crestw»d Dr § BCA 93105
KEEVER IAWRENCE WINCE HAIGHT HQWARP COUCH
E^M3 ww*Ma.ra **? **** -
QOERIES (ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1981 3/1 32)
Mary Bigelow (Mrs. Wm. S.) G3041 E.FRances Rd, Clio MI
ALLEN COPF CDLBLHN LAYTON 48420
Rev.Ibrd Alward,P.O.Box 30 lfeckawic,New Brunswick BDH 1
RYDER or RIDER ALWARD
Lilian Mann Fish 2546 Murrell Rd.S.p.,CA 93109
DOUGLAS CALVERT LAING
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1981 7/2/46
Virginia M. Paddock 2239 Featherhill Rd. S.B. CA 93108
PADDOCK PAIN(E) PAYNE PADDOCK HAND ALDEN
PAI3IX)CK/CI_EVENGER
k QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1981 (con) p.44
Qirol Itoth 5459 Palace Ct., Sbflta Barbara CA 93111
PERKINS PEABODy KLEIN ROTH EORBES
Carol McClaskey 545 Hinsen #7 Idiho Rills ID 83401
McCLASKEY
Frank S. Perry 1297 Amesbrooke Dr., Ottava ONT K2C 2E8
VINCENT PERRY
JEDIAH SMITH SMITH SOCIETY wants info re monuments.
for roster to be compiled
Raymond F. Wbo

QUERII_b (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981,p.92 (QOn)
Elizabeth A. Early, 3021 Calle Nbguerra SB 93105
BECKLEY BLAIR CARTER WILLMAN HARMON EARLY
CARSHBDEN WILLMAN
LILIAN M. FISH 2546 Murrell Rd. SB 93109 p. 103
Mrs. Barbara Stephens 4403 N.E.122nd Ave.Vancouver WA
988862 PIERCE -SATQMDER FISKE (FISH)
Mrs. Wilbur H. Thies,41Northridge Rd.SB 933.005 p 106
(now at Samarkand, Santa Barbara)
PARKE BENNETT KIEFFER KAIB KALB BURTON
HAVENOR STEVENSON ALWARD PARKHLIRST
fAwrre?TQiffi w^rr, gEPT 1981 7/3 pp as above)
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1981 7/4 p.120
Sylrvia A. Hanna (Mrs. William) 4539 Via Maria SB 93111
CLARK KIMPTON WELTER HANFOHD BARRY EACHES I
BRUNNER KERN I • <
-tally Perry Theiss(Mrs. Wilbur H.Sr.) „,A, _OA
BROOKS DUNHAM HATHERLY PHILLBRICK PE^f^^ARKHDRST
COLBY PHILLBRICK JOHNSON CURTISS WOCDWARD BURTON
Bennett Sturgis Harlow Ward Frost RUMSEY
also 7/4/ 137 LITTLE WARREN KEENE BRYANT
DYER BOLLES
N. Burr Coryell P.O.Ebx 662, S. B. CA 93102
CORYELL DRAKE CX3RYELL SIOCUM (XRYELL PERICE
OORYEIL SNOW CORYELL SPENCER OQRRYELL JOHNSON CORYELL
AND with GIBJQRE STEBBINS/DAVIS iOWBOTHAM PITE3 HAVEN
Af(C WE?T 7/4 jp, 1(37
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p 66-67
Marjorie Ibmnel 153 N. Filbert St. Exeter CA 93221
HICKS SHAVER SISSQN
'M'-^S?£££* 276A »«—U MS 3*567
"IbiS8"1^1460 ***** farden *** S_n JoseCA9^25
"SS^tK?°-ffay S-B-a 93m :
Philip W. Van Wagoner 8891 Cbllinewxid Dp t a raonnco
^WAGONER VAN WflOHHHI ^* ,A' CA9°°f9
QDERIES (ANCESrORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 p 67
Frances YeagerRamsay (Mrs. John C. 0.
IbrothyM. Wilt 833 Cieneeuitas Rd hn C. McCbrnack 5302 N.Arrow Dr Ptori. nt bi«i„
ffiOWN CARRIOTERS McCDRt^^ARRET &614
^lest^;!;0-a)X 37010'^°^n,MINN55431
««-— Ti&Bjft&SB^tejUm CUMBERS.

^ WMmpi CAICESl^ WEST, DEC 1980-p l^^fu/a ,oj3
t Wirt, .'ed Fuller ^xlbody 5 Pelican Circle,ifelf itoor Moon cay
CA 94019 RUTENBURG HEREN DEN
Jbhn C McCornack 5302 S. Arrow Dr Peoria
Brown ousrutoers mccornack garret p.
ILL 61614
153
Shirley Gbbb 4805 la Gama Way S. B, CA 93111
HAMILTON ROSS CDTT
i
Dorothy A. Iorenti 2877 Jasper St. Philadelphia PA
H3BBS 19134
Mrs. Wilbur H. llieiss (Emily Perry Tftiess) SB
DAVIS SWETLAND MANN BERRY DUNHAM PHILLIPS?
SAMPSON BRA1-EY _ORK BROWN STEVENSON BARIOW
WADSWORTH SAMPSON PUJMMER EASTMAN BENNETT REWKXDS
CLaudette Maers POEbx 37010 Elooroiii^nMINN 55431
CHAMBER-?
QPERIES (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 198X8/4 p 154
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mini-family tree P
nilA_!_5oA-MKr 3929 ****** *» ^nBernardio CA
Iora Dulas 1164 Crestline Dr SB 93105
POINTS P0YNI2 (Points) ^
KKi „ seph,Sr.(1720-1775)
HANSEN SCHU(Stou,Sihau) PETERSEN
UUAN MANNFISH 2546 Murrell Rd S 1} 93109
OTAVES BAD3ER graves SMITH
^^^^TJmT OT> HIGGINS HAYIORD
TfltnASST *** "^1983 9/1 pis
£L£&a Redpath

^^ / (//^
6. Herbert Lewis m. Ida Mar7-ATO?L__ Damed
TYSOV Edwin Tyson England TYSON
ban Francisco connection mentioned
•__r_£_sji£js*. •»- M-a a mo8
.4.
_' ^°°land
Dr^ Perez T.
Hannah
and

^ QUERY ^ANCESTORS W-3T JUNE 1983 9/2 p. 63
^Ulian M. Fish 2546 Murrell id., S. B- CA 93109
Need family data including surname of Mary wife ol
i JONATHAN 5 BURPEE „__„ 1QO„ Q/o nn 104-IO6
I.; (ANCESTORS WE3T SEPT l^^^^aanada Hills
: or. BDnita J. T

Jl^
Frank I xxiworth I J. Ebx 234 San Ardo CA J450
EuxmcEcrn
$hWM E% Scofield 524 Nb/Vbluntario St. SB.93105
WRIGHT HOLMES BAKER
Jose Luis Gzosson Serrano
Spain GROSSON
calle Jativa,6,Valencia-2
QUERIES (ANCESTCRS WEST JUNE 1984 10/2/ pp 76-78
ALma Imhoff lauritsen 2162 E.Valley Rd.S B 93108
McKINLEY WALKER IMHOFF
Alice Ovington 3L9C Lloyd Ave. S, B, 93L01
EDSQN ORCUTT EDSON ORCUTT WASHBLRN GRAY HARKNESS
STEINER (STONER) SINN STEINER BRUNNER RAMSBURG BRUNNER
Jesse Everett Mann 2360 Sixthi ve 5-C San Diego CA 9?LQ1
' MANN !
Ruth A. Pelch 506 (_alle Alamo S B 93105
HENERICKS YOUNG HARPER YOUNG YOUNG STAFFORD EDMISTON
Evelyn G. Webb 1710 Van Ebrston Ave Cbrcoran CA 93215
WEBB BARNES
report on castleman query(ANC WEST June 1984 10/2/78
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1984 10/3 p 100
Theresa Brown E. 44 Glass Spokane WA 99207 BROWN
larry King 100 Iongview nr Hendersonville TN 37075
RECTOR FISHBACK
Patricia A. Case 1002 San Antonio Creek Rd SB 93111
SMITH
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4 p 117
Jack L. Shaw, 201 Walker Rd. Petaluma CA 94952 SHAW
Doreen Cbok Dullea,528 Barker Pass Rd SB CA 93108
VERNER HELSBY GROVES SMITH WALTERS PARKER p. 123
Carl Robert Webster 4708 Champion Ct .Greensboro NC
WEBSTER PARKER BALDWIN GRIFFITH BROWN 27410
Donna Macy Sand (Mrs. Robert)412 E.McLeod Rd.
Bellingharo WA 98226 p. 125 HQBBS MACY COFFIN
QJERIES (ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1984 10/4 p 123
Ibreen Cook Dullea 528 Barker Pass Rd SB 93108
VENER HELSBY GROVES SMITH WALTERS PARKER
Carl Robert Webster 4708 Champion a .Greensboro NC
27410 WEBSTER PARKER BAIDWIN GRIEFITH BROWN p.125
Donna Macy Sand(Mrs. robert) 412 E. McLeod Rd.
Bellingfeam WA 98286. HCBBS MACY COFFIN
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1985 11/1 p. 5
Bernice Hall 6254 Momou$rt- Ste.Bolitfs CS 93117
PEASE
Inra Kieyes,formerly of Carpinteria DRAKE p. 5
Audrey Oliver Qintermann 619 Chelham Vfeiy S. B. 93108
RUTLEDGE SMITH SMYTH/SMITH LAMB BATES FERRIS LSONS
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p 50
Mrs. Howard M. Nygreen,Rt l,Box34 Chiton WA 99113
DAVIDSON
Au

JbfiiW. BriLer 7^ 14th Ave. Tatoma Pas^MD 20912 ^# -*^r
IDNGYEAR?IJ^GyAEER/lJlNGYARE/LANGJAHR?/ LANGYEHR p 105
*** Mrs, Ittta (Bullard)Harkey 34, PikeTtorne,South Road
London W.E. 23 England BULLARDS Huntingdonshire CDTHILL
*** Charles Brengle (Editor)6619 Pleasant Rd. #16 CLE
Genealogical Chart (9 generations,511 individual blocks
***Ruth Crosby Morrow SB SIPE9SIPES) STEPHENS GLAYPOQL
*** Helen Miller (Mrs. Charles A.) SB
EVEREmVANDERBIUT PERSDNS/REDMAN/RICHBELl, SMITH/HEERNER
TORNER/HENDRICKS QOTZ/RUPERT DUI/SCHNEIDER MILLER/FLICfe
***W.D. "Sandy" Sanford 7031 Via Valverde San Jose 96135r
SffiTwich S3. HENtRICKS CRIFFIN W*
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WESTT DEC 1985 11/4/140-141
developed by Carol Ifosai from Member Profiles CARD 1
GRAHAM - Andrew Gage GRAHAMBritish citizen,left area of
ELencia, Spain,where family livd 50 years in 1889 going
to Fresno,CA where he is said to have d 1894.
*** Eileen Johnson, 222 San Clemente S B 93L09
SOOTT,William, don of Thomas and Martha SCDTT bBradford,
Eng. No yirth record located there;Where torn? J&rentSj
both .b. Bradford, England 1822.
PAYNE, Ttonas and Lydia PAYNE, he d. on shipboard com- •
ing from Ivanhoe, Eng. (Leicestershire) mid 1800's
Where from?. What ship?
*** Nida Scott-Arnold 36 Barranca Ave. S B 93109
*** Helen Milder 1136 LaVista Rd. S. B. 93110
EVERETT, Mary, 1782-1835,in Duchess ?Cb NY, wife of
Pete VANDER3ILT Who were her parrents (00ntfnext card
Helen Miller(con) QUERIES ANC BEST DEC 1985 c*
ELICKNER, John d. 1848 Indiana. Parented?
HEIMAN Jbhn m. Anne PARSONS,in Westchester Gb. NY
She d. 1700, Their dau, Mary, d 1885,0.890. Hia Parents
and dates of his birth and death wanted.
*** Helen Rydell phone (805) 687-3734quejrr for
Nancy J. Burke,302 West minster,O'Fannon IIL62269
KJDESIIL, re research cbne by Martha Budesill Watson
who was b 11/19/1863 and lived in S.B.after marriage
on RudesUl line. ge'
*** SELLS Wants parents of ftichel Ellen SELLS b 1790
VA perhaps; d. feshville,Jblmes Cb. Ohio.
***Irma Bennet Keyes,formerly of Carpinteria
***Mary louise Keho 340 ad Mill Rd. S. B. 93110
-SJ^
y «ary -n,les_ (nQW Uy anarkand s R^
m.^. MARCH 1986 12/1 oo oc ,-. ^ ^fi
^dine Gauthier Henneri ^ ^t26 (19°- 194 wrong)
HILTON KINGERY (KlSf6^n fev leta CA 93117
* tarol fosai 234 m^ n- .
JETT CQX BMKE 0-jSifenCh *•

4^ , QPMW(ANGES[a$L*riOT MARCH 1986 12/1 iWvwong V&j^
! Ibrman Soofield 524 N. \bluniario SB 93103
WRIGHT BAKER
***Mrs. Rita Bullard Markey 34,Pike Ttorne,South Ibad
Iondon S.E. 23 England .BCLLARn QDTTRILL
*** Sara Meglitsch QL£Q ifflU2th St.iOiancpUKbarvtfN 98685
WELLS - Amjone interested in organiging THE LITTLE
WELLS AND THEIR Q0NNECTIONS", FRANKFORT, KY June 1986-98
send SASE
*** J. Ian Tbdd, Honorary Coordinator, Oierbu Cbttage
Lelant St. Ives, Cornwall TR 26 3 EL UK TCD ANCESTRY
variants of name; TC»,TODD,TODDE,TODDS,TODHUNTEtt
TDDMAN, TQDKILL, TODE, TOAD & TOOD
*** IOBB Ibuglas A. Iobb, Iobb Genealogical- ecords
Vbrldwide Reunion Apr 7.1986 ftjyal Ancient Order of
Ibrester's Hall, The Leets, nruro, CbrnmLl, Engaldn.
IOBB GEN, RECORDS 1A Ifcsevftn ibw, Truro Gbrn^L.1 TR, LHG
•J ^'•'"''•nH
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 191/ V\
DX£ld '"lelin 12Ca N.0ntare Rd SB 93105
g&OKE FLEWELL WIXSON TANNER
.** &* McGptfh 4746 Ararosa S. B. 93U0
CANNON BANCKER
*W&£S SpI40 MiSSJ°n ns *&bwn fflkflSSSE SW. SB 93108
KINE AUjI~
ROBSON WRIGHT MILES
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 194 „,«„„ o«
WAR^N H^J^ toj0la * SB» sr

***Cheryl JeiusenqmnT'* ^^.fwnfibrksMre ENG
FIVSIMm ^U£F M- ffl 93108
***mS^ ?°S *?X

—Other famiiv JLu ' ,Bn-Q»k jv. i-T and Enmv i
** °n a,^ ^JL^.*. -ooaS^*"*8 ^ey. ;
land in early i8o£ GRoVES^^ounca^*^
***^°CD *«** QU1Dt0 * • ^ 93105
•""rf^S'iff"* *• »• B. 93,05
"*Sa"£«p«* "/3/133
J^^tT"^SJS*"- ^.->-««» 93108
} ' •
j QUERIES, ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/35
*** Olive REEKS Franklin P.O.Box 60602 SB 93160
BROWN UNSEY
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/59-
S/^^***' *££ CA 91744
:"a^' WB AlaaMa **• Serra, SB 93103
4^ *SDSgr/ Sie^ib^SyaliL^ CarlMe,Canada^
Was he father of Samuel Perry b.c 1759,lived Saratoga
NY where his children b. 1790-1804?
*** Carol RDth 5459 Rilace Ct. S B 93111 OITEET
*** Carolyn Mercer Curtis 5644 Marbury Dr Goleta 93117
PRUETT/PRUITT STRAIT/STRAIGHT SHELT BUSH
^SHS^nfe^S^ ^fiam »a?2 SB 93111
QAK/QAKES/BAIDWIN/IDVETT EVEN.Ewen, WILTGEN
*** Merna Wallace McClenathen 465 Gble PI.,Goleta 93117
BWIS/KIRKPATRICX/WAIIiACE/MARTIN WAILACE/MARTINDALE(nfiLL
BEVIS PA and OH

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FranA^er Jr. 4*? Adams Oswosco IP 48^
phone (517) 725 6078 inquiring re Charles BERG
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Barbara BERG M,D,DAVIS,
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1988 14/2/72)
TtherSfSiS^ WW HAVIS. sister of
hSSr, Jean Ivadel WOOIEY HEYER. Parents were
I
Arthur T. WOOLEY and Ivadel SQUIERS.
K^hSine b. 1910 MICHIGAN; 1other dau Madeline Ruth
WOOLEY JENNINGS b 20 May 1914.Michigan. Jean and Kath-
,
Srtnce last nadeoontact in 1944-45 in *»*»*%£>> IttJ^ and Beverly Gbthern P.0.B>x 1859 IbriDna CA
3 OOCHREN/C^CHNE/CGRCDRAN +all other spellings'^^^
a Researching OOTHERN line Prope newsletter Family
K group sheets invited w Same on one below
;e Q'NEII/O'NEILLyO'NEALI/ NEAI/NELL. searchingO/Neil
QUERIES (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1988 14/3/131
Compiled by Carolyn Curtis
RUIZ,Virginia m. 1893 Henry Theocbre ROM).Divorced
c 1906 in SB Who did she remarry?
J^ona R. Maddox P.O.Bbx 199 Beatty OR 97621
***• Ethel Rafuse Kingston R.R.2 Nova Scotia BOP 1H3
Canada LANTZ/STRQMACH/ MEISTER families of CA with
Nova Scotia connections. Would like

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a gentlemen of Georgia who places more reliance unon
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^^ RATE QIANGES - copies of VITAL RECORDS, CITES
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4 p 136
Calif. M3 VA
REAGAN, RCNAID WIISON
"THE INVINCIBLE IRISH: O'REAGAN ANCESTRY AND
I IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA author SBOGS member Patricia •
Meade White,
i
i
(ANCESTORS WEST. SEPT 1983. 7/3 p. 109
RECIPES SAMPLE "HISTORIC" RECIPE
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1988 14/3/134
Supplied by SBOGS Member Barbara Ibrd to VP. JanCloud
PRE-CIVIL WAR SALAD
Since announcement in the June ANCESTORS WEST
regarding family recipes for Christmas Cookies,etc.
I to be included in December issue,making use of
! those already submitted to Marge Nefstead as a
starter, one member hassuggested members might ex
press their attitude toward including old :historical:
recipies in each issue of ANCESTORS WEST
comment solicited. Another suggestion: (BIT a month j
r
an gfiflitft SMfcfl stVampav&i**
ANCESTORS WEST. DEC 19|8 lW 179
GRANp^THIR^S §J{G^ COOKIES. Nancy Oster
Dec 1988 lVV I80 i
BROWN MORAVIAN COOKIES
RECORDS, WHERE HAVE AIL OOR RE00H3S GONE/
see card under Notes fromthe Field
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/28-30
REGISTER OF MEMBERS' INTEREST- SBCGS LIBRARY
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 19ST r, „
MasssacbusettsHn^frolt of iSSS """^^
ALABAMA through New Jersey p£»! 31
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1983 9/2 dp 73-74
New *,rk though West Virginia^ fSgn countries.
' •
REGNAL YEARS OF ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1984 10/2/p 56
REINTJES, AFTON E. (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 1^/1 34
(202 wrong #)
Joint Seminar with IDS Library,Cambridge Dr.Goleta
distributed 2 pp dates and references for Southern
States Research Post Rev. .ar and a pp Settlement
and ?(blonial Period, and other material.
RELATIONSHIP CHART
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981 7/3 p 84

xGION dland Dr Rtl Wheaton
IL 60L87 BOONE?WOIjGAM0(IT,WAIJGA^D^^,V^^
JDnathan WOLGAN0TT b 1800 MD m.Jane BOONE,res OH, IA
Ch:3enas,George,Jane,Sarah;some believed to have mi
grated to S.B. Cb. CA inib re this family,related names
*** Mrs. ,rancis C. Eliades 3113 Olympic (Oildale)
Bakersfield, CA 93108 ANKEM/TOAUIMANN/SCHELL-info sought
re gen research of late Jack S. Schell of Gbleta on
ANKENY and TRAUTMAN families
*** p.24 Mrs. Evelyn Sell,90? Monterey St.CtowchillaCA
93610 SMITO/OTjQNEiza Jane SMITH m. Harry D. COLON
^SB^SiSa^^^ buried?
REQUESTS TO SHARE SOCIEIY RESEARCHER HELEN RYDELL
£mp CUiol Kbsai((ANC.lVEST MaSsTwR 3
AJS.Jaaifte Manjoras,P.O.Bbx 697 Ventura CA gSrcf^
FOY/PHEUN Michael PHEIAN M.itanie OT^aaS?! B CA
*** lhQredl54"1867 Want birth info onYen wllK?
HAKRIS/HALSEL Charles Washington HARRIS m 1 Oct 1879
*sa^ltLA^r^i^-Ste 1'BiX B930 CbquUle OR97243
2?S\f ^S^*1* Banks «OGERS,curator of S.B.Muse-
um of Natural Hist. worked ongen of ROGERS familvWtere
WC°PW of his wrk? Any info appreciated y
REQUESTS TO SHARE:S0C.RESEARCHER HELEN BVDETT '
{^mp.p^iol Rosai (ANCESTOR S WEST MARCH 1988Card 4
*** Aioux L. Stoeckle 6042 Greenmeadow Rd.Lakewood CA
90713 HITHEN7SHARKEY Bdward SHARKEY was a saloon
keeper in Carpinteria CA Martin Mithen res there 1880.
Both families (of Carpinteria and San Francisco) from
Ireland, recent immigrants (1870s-1800s) Any info
welcome.

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RESEARCH CHART
i (ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p. 26) '
RESEARCH IN POLISH ANCESTRY
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/156-169
Contributed by Julia K. Carr,1140 Garcia Rd.S B CA
Started to research father's KDSCIELNY family.
RESEARCH RESOURCES, OTHER IOCAL
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1986 12/4/135
SBOGS members jave cppierated with RIM PROJECT
of Gen Alliance of Calif. Carlton Smith, Pres.
conducted a seminar-workshop at home of Marjorie
Nefstead Feb. 7, 1986. for inventorying and micro
filming non-governmental records of genealogical
interest now held by libraries, societies, etc.
in S. B. Gbunty. Various aspects described in
ANCESTORS WEST,Sept 1985 11/3/98-99. Peggy Singer
and her oonmittee worked with dispatch and have
compiled a very helpful inventory available at SBOGS
Library In light-blue notebook in jCalif. section
of 4-^drawer file cabinet. Ta.b-indexed to denote
•church' cemetery, school records, newspapers,census,
directories^ etc/
RESEARCH - SPECIAL INTERESTS
SBCGS MEMBERS
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1988 lWl?2-173
JLTrLtT AND « BO I BSSAKH MY FAMILY rBEB
INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER HDR GENEALOGISTS
No 1 Jan/March 1985 Beeson Tabor Enterprises
P* 0 Box 68354 Ibrtland OR 97268, 16 p.
' (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p 83
HOOKSBY NEWS ASSN several items noted including
Fifth Reunion 29 July 1984
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p.83
PHELPS FAMILY NEWSLETTER, Iompoc CA Vol 1 Na.l Jan 1985
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p 85

IJ^^ARDS^mily AssoL^ion _W
-w Richardson Family Researcher and Historical News,
Pub. March, June, Sept. Dec. Richardson Heritage
Society 944 South GSt. P.O.Box 123,Broken Bow, NEB68822
__ listed ANCESTORS WEST, Sept 1978 5/3 p 71
RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO. Location of
ANC. WEST Dec 1988$ lV^ P 151
RICKARD, JAMES BICKLE
see card under THEY CAME30 SANTA BARBARA
qfn^ °t HDn* JAMES TRE^JAR RICHARD, retired
&.nta Barbara Cbunty Superior frZ^9-lrea
RIGGS, Ultah Maria, A.I.A.
gee THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA <
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982, 8/2 p
RIM PROJECT (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 198* 12/4/135
see card under inder RESEARCH RESOURCES,OTHER RESOURCES, LOCAL
Inventories and listings by SBOGS members.
RIM PROJECT (RECDRDS INVENTORY AND MICRCFIIMING PROJECT
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985 11/3 pp 98-99
RIZOR,
•£A -WSJ 2S5"' «*
Maple TRINDLB towS^ *° J,S- MZQR «*
studied law.^X-^; B.
_£a^|^ora^'reS---*
THEY CAME TO SANT A Rarrada
ROBERTSON, George W. Ill
90 Clifton Blvd.
Binghampton NY 13903 FmilX NAME INTEREST
MAPES
MAR1979_jyij). go
"^SCW. DCRCOS
^SS^!^^^rl986l2/1 p9
K^^STER (NY) GEM 1834-1835
^ - *»«* Sarin, in tne
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RDKEBY, lord' v
»• John Percy LAvmn^' &s erandaughter
** »«Wtf» JTDSm- 3 • «" °* Jbseph UWTCW
*•*»-. **% and Irisi^

BELT^»tANCESTCffe*!»ST SEPT 1986 12/3 p•$&*'
;Featured speaker 3rd Genealogy Pair Oct 18,1986,
United Methodist Church, Anapamu and Garden Sts. S.B.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. SEE CARD yj^^ profiles
Subject: TEN MAJOR GENEAIOGICAL INDEXES.
M
ROOT, WILLIAM (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1988 14/2/54
see Profile Card. Profile by Carolyn Curtis
D0OT/RUTT?R00TT Ibttsflown, Chaster Cb. PA
MILLER Bowling Green, OH 1897
SCHAFFER OH
BOTH CAROL FORBES rt_
(PROFILE, ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981 7/3 p 80) |
First President of SBOGS
eldest of 4 ch of John Bower FORBES and Margaret
(HOLLAND) FORBES ' _
m. Steven J. ROTH a few months before graduation
with BA in mathematics from San Dieg> State Cbllege.
See card under PROFILES _An(pnMae,
" (ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1982 8/1 p. 4
1 Article OUR ROOTS (SBOGS)
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 40
BQYP* (BA.UEJI) N.UMBERLAND ?A1820-1865 BgoJELO^JD^IiJE)
I4^nqql.n (ft / KX 1785 ®ilN Lehiffh (h.Nr>irt.harantrunPA i*m
Card 1
ROYAL PRESIDIO OF SANTA BARBARA
' (iOTESTCRS WEST, June 1982 8/2 pp 47-55
1788 Map-Pedro Fages from Richmond Collection, Newberry
Library, Chicago, ILL copies courtesy Richard S.
whitehead,v.p. S.B. Mission Archives, and Dr. Jarrell
Jackman, S.B.Trust for Historic Preservation.
Article pp 50-55 April 21,1982 S.B.News-Press repro
duced a previously unknown 1820 map,detailing changes
from 1788 to 1820 in chapel,Map shows, superimposed on
the chapel, the word "torrecita" meaning little tower.
Sheds light on controversial issue,whether chapel had
a bell tower or a companario (cross arm supported by
2 posts in front of the chapel as shown in Alden paint-
ROYAL PRESIDIO OF SANTA BARBARA Card 2
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 pp 50-55
List of Ibbladores (settlers) from article:
SOLDIERS AND SETTLERS OF THE EXPEDITION OF 1781
from Hist. Sbc. of So. Cal. Annual Publications, vol 1$,
pp 88-116 by Thomas Vbrkman Temple II. Atpp 100-104
.is a list of 14 settling in Ios Angeles.
Those with Santa Barbara connections, include
1. ANTONIO CLEMENTE FELIZ VTLLAVICENCIO wife,MARIE DE
IDS SANTOS SEFERINA and adopted dau^iter MARIA
ANTONIA JOSEFA PINUELAS,8, who m.VICENTE Q&JIJADA 1785
2. RAFAEL MESA m.MARIA ANA GERTRUDIE LQPEZ,both from
Los Alamos, Sonora. 2 ch. expelled 21 Mar 1782.
3. RAFAEL MESA, brother of Antonio deserted expedition
£Z?

4**^ PRESlL^OF SANTA BARBARA
(ANCESTORS WESFUUNE 1982, 8/2 p. 50
Pobladores (con)
trd 3
*^g0?
4. JOSEF FERNANDO DE VALASOO y LARA native of Port of
Cadiz, Spain, wife MARIA ANTONIA CAMPOS,native of Villa
de sinaloa 3. ch: JOSEF JULIAN m.MARIA ANTONIA M3REN0
dau of pobladores JOSF MORENO and GUADALUPE PEREZ,
MARIA JUANA DE JESUS, m. NICBLAS FELIPE,son of JOSEF
XAVIER OORTES, deed and MARIE NIOOLASA RAMIREZ.
MAURINA FAUSHNA.b. at Cbzala, m.JOSEF FRANCISCO DOICR-
AZANO. ch JOSEF YGNACIO MATED,bpt Oct 30 1782 at S.T.Pres.
idio, second child to be so honored.
*• JOSEF ANTONIO NAVARRO, 42,of el Real del Rosario, wif
MARIA REGINA DOROTEA GIORIA DE SOTS Y RODRIGUEZ 47
3 ch ?
ROYAL PRESIDIO OF SANTA BARBARA Gaxd 4
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 50-51
(8) con) ch: JOSEPH MARIA EFUARDO NAVARRO,d. single
JOSEF D&iEMENTE,9, m. MARIA DEL CARMEN ROCHIN,May 15
1791 at San Gabiriel, dau of YGNACIO HQBHEBN and
ANA MARIE BJORQUEZ, natives'of Los Alamos, Sbnora,
Josef CLemente Navarro was a soldier of S.B.Presidio.
3d ch. MARIANA JOSEFA NAVARRO,4, accompanied her father
to Presidio of San' rancisoo before 1790 and m. at
Santa Caara Mission Oct 30,1791 JUAN JOSEF NIGUERA, son
of Manuel HIGUERA and ANTONIA REDONDO,pobladores of the
Pueblo of San Josef de Guadalupe. Navarro was a
master tailor by trade and d.3 Sept 1793.SanFrancisco
wife doubtless MARIA REGINA SOTO d 17 Feb 1785 SanGabriel
; ROYAL PRESIDIO OF SANTA BARBARA
• (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p 51
Car d 5
A^O^q^^,?0831^1108^'7 (chnd of JOSEF
ANIUNIO ROSAS,67, native of Rresnillo,Archbishopric of
s^ango, and wife MARIA MANUELA CALISTRA HHWANDEZ J# nattv
OF fesario) m. MARIA PELRA MAXIMA Ifl(M dauTZs '
gK^IWO and MARIA ANTONIA CAM^^l?i8^at S.B.'
(13) UJIS QUINTEIO,55,native of Ios Alamos Sbnora
Sadtfevidently the first poblacto to sign on the totted
line, and wife MARIA PEMRA RUBIO, alsffmnlL^Sm 40
Sa^^?;iI?dr^>(eDd-father) for indiaroonftaSKt P
^—^c* *' J^f-/erra at San C^rielMar^V
ROYAL PRESIDIO OF SANTA BARBARA Card 6
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p.51
(con)
CASITl^ MARIA GERLRUDIE,16,dau of NICOLAS CASTELO AND"
RrTA GERTRUDIS IALENZUELA, natives of Los Alamos I
came as an adopted dau of LUIS QDINTERD and m '
DOMINGO ARUZ, a Catalan \olunteer,Nov 12 1782#at
San Buenaventura Mission. '
ni OQNCEPCION QUINTER©, 9,m. JOSEF MIGUEL FLORES Y
CANDOVAL, a soldier of S.B. Presidio Dec 26 1782
at San Buenaventura .
MARIA TOMASA QUHOTRO,7, m. RAFAEL GONZALES DE LA CRUZ
Dec 21,1785 at San Buenaventura Mission
MARIA RAFAELA QUINTERO,6, d. S. B. Presidio Tttlv R T7*q
JOSEF OJEMENTE QCJim*RO,3 m.MARIA JOOT^ RCDR^zV 3
«*«Vl Novt 30,1799 at §anta, Barbara, ,

HQYAL PRESIDIO DE SANTA BARBARA
( ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 51 (con)
QUINTEBD, Another dau MARIA CATHERINA,16, m. JQAQJJIN ROD
RIGUEZ a soldier of the same expedition; MARIA JOSEFA
QUINTERO 18 m. JOSEF FERNANDO FERNANDEZ of the expedition
FABIANa'seBASTIANA, 15, m. EUGENIO VAIDEZ, soldier of
the expedition ••
QUINTERO, a tailor by trade, lived a long time ins.B.
where he died. JJ^. •
(14) MIGUEL VILLA, deserted before expedition got to
Ioreto. Nothing more known of him. A soldier of the
same name JUAN JOSEF BILLA, native of San Miguel de ft>ra-
ROYAL PRESIDIO OF SANTA BARBARA Card 8
SOLDIERS WHO ACCOMPANIED POBLADORES OF LOS ANGELES
ARRIVING AT SAN GABRIEL MISSION AUGUST 18, 1781
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2/ p.51- 52 names many
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS WHO ACCOMPANIED RIVERA AND
ARRiyED AT SAN (tARRTEL July 14,1781 listed. p53-55
HDTHERJQRD

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., _. .^ K «iiv-i*_ oo vviv^i, JUNE iy«7 13/•"'77-79
THE lis ^NG OF LAI\ JHIRE; John H. Sagar s^e card
under LEAVING OF LANCASHIRE
SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE, Apri 1 18 1906
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1984 10/3 p 110
Mrs. GLayd „
ays Hansen,San Francisco Archives
. Public Library, Civic Center, San francisoo 94102
had made thorough search of all available records.
Her total of 826 known dead far exceeds the 478 eiver
by the 1907 Ebard of Supervisors. Send SASE if
writing.
SAN HRANCIS00 RECDRDS McENERNEY PAPERS
April 18, 1906 fire destroyed 1,549 books,records
Microfilming of judgment rolls,etc. by Kbrmons
Act of June 16,1906 -for Establishing and Quieting
Title to Real Property in case of loss or destruction of
public records
____XANraST0RS_W^T MAR 1986 12/1 p 8
^SSE803' IN AMD AROUND
(ANCE^ WEST, SEPT i 10/3/105
Addresses of librariPQ nJi '
. ^^aries^and research record centers
SAWTA BARBARA_ (ANCESTORS ^WCIQ^A/p 158
Eboks rencently released: ' /P
(hSunX^*^*. *Hter A.Tbn^kins,
(hardbound) 100 biographies, 1983 ISBN O8746I-W2
SANTA BARBARA OLD TOWN TRADITION - JOE'S CAFE John I
Higgms paperback 1983 ISBN ~^8746L-949-l 8u »
lllus. footnotes p. 87 x ou Pp
SANTA BARBARA AS AN AMERICAN CITY
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p 11)
Reprinted from ANCESTORS WEST Wl 1975
JS2»JfflroA_BMMRA_T^A_ffidRAD0 (1938). pp 46-47)
SAMTA BARBARA BOCENNTENIAL Birthday Cake
S!S?-Bil1^y
the bicentennial

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1
1
1914 Sept-Nbv.
1914- Nov. Dec. Ancestors West, Dec 1987 13/4/180- 183
^^S£ *?V°r 37'000 «*»*•** listed:
flaro?^*S £\^ting 929495 Dadey to Eyre
Ss ^^HyIand 929498 ^k to Lyon
ABSTRACTED BY
12-15 Victor M. South*
43-46MaryEllen Galbraith *-
80-83MaryEllen Galbraith*
118-121 Helen Miller *
pp 8-9 Jean Stockwell'
38-39 MaryELlenGalbraitb/
76-77 Helen Miller +
113-114 Virginia Paddock,
..-~aiAGES PRICR to 1700
. (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4/pll9
ANC WEST REF
MAR 1978 4/1
JTJN 1978 4/2
SEP 1978 4/3
DEC 1978 4/4
4/1
4/2
4/3
4/4
JUN 1978::
SEP 1978
DE£ 1978
WW 1978
" 1896
• 1897
Year
* 1894
-"1895
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY DEATH RECORDS
BIRTH RECERDS SANTA BARBARA COUNTY I
Year ANC BEST REF Abstracted by PAGE
1887 MARCH 1978 4/1 Jean Stockwell pp8-9
1888 June 1978 4/2 Mary ELlen Galbraith 38-39
1889 Sept 1978 4/3 Helen Miller 76-77
1890 Dec 1978 4/4 Virginia Paddock U3-UU4-
— -••••• -» -' y,
1890
1889
1888
1887
1i SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BIRTH RECORDS
Year ANC WEST REF Abatracted ^y
SANTA BARBARA CEMETERY REOOHD BOOK 1
copy of items , Interments 375 to 2874
and also from Poll lax List 1892 from County
Records noe sy HLrfhill Lint sty, made
! by Ibris Crawford, at SBOGS Library. Too many
columns in Cemetery .ecords for inclusion in
ANCESTORS WEST. Only names and area location
in Poll Tax lists.
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1988 14/2/79
Wednesday April 21,1982, founding observed at
j Presidio Chapel site, Mass by lather Virgil Cbrdano
! in manner of that by Fra Junipero Serra 1782,with
blessing of reconstructed Padre's quarters,placeing of
! adobe bricks with names of various officials, Maryo
Sheila lodge, S.B.'s first woman mayor elected 1981.)
greetings by Spanish consul general PAZ.
Earlier observances; Parade Sat. p.m.
Exhibits - 5 canon recently recovered off Goleta.
Question: Did Sr. Francis Drake land S.B. or SanFran-
I Cisco?
Alttril, 18-unveiling of plaque at Gota adobe built by
W SANTA BaAk^A BICENT^iAL Card W^
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE) 1982, 8/2 p. 44

I..
SAM BARBARA q* ^fTY MARRIAGE RRJOHUfcJ
i&tSHSw 1-W^7 oopied by Ebris Ctate^rd \m0>
fromMicrofilm ANC West Sept 1986 12/3/123-126
Pbrmat of 1914 Tabulation altered due to fact
that computer program used would not parint-out
the horizontal tabulation used for 1913 and same
earlier years. Hope to be able to produce an index
to text and marriage records - posibly with the
marriages in a separatesupplemental pamphlet - at
leaSt ^AtOffi&IRS WEST, SEPT 1986 12/3/123-126)
1914 Mar 7- June 3 ANC WEST DEC. 1986 12/4/166 171
copied by Ibris trawford from microfilm
ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1987 13/1/41- 44
19L4June 4-July 16 copies by Ibris Crawford ,microfilm
some May marriages, recorded in June are in list,
3,914-, June -$ept. AflGE^TQIJS W$T sTO^E L987 13/2/81^34
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS Card 5
1911ANCEST0RS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 pp 63-79 •
1912 Ajac West 1985 SEPT 11/3 pp 114-122 thru June
19L2 " " DEC 1985 11/4 pp 156-165 July -Ttec.
1913 ANC. WEST MARCH 1986 16/1 203-2L0(35-42 and
19L2 date inadvertently omitted from p 116 Dec 1985
l«L%marriages recorded 19L3 Anc W12/2/70
1913 ANC WEST 12/2 71-82 S3me still bo be transcribed
Cb.Reoorder's office has records of marriages to
1923. all now on microfilm,lists never printed.
19L3 ANC WEST 12/3 118-120 (Nbv-Dec recordings)
Arlene Duty's compilation of many early Anc West
»*-i »..». i~ opryy; i ibrary and should be continued,
SANTA BARBARA ODUNTY MARRIAGE RECORD BOOKS
*at^~ .Z. WUJUi »u«xrixaua KEXJUHD BOOKS
TABUIATION [TABULATION (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1^1^/3 19B8 121-122
Early hooks by groom1 groom' names only ,
,io^-ih/b 1872-1878
1879 iR7ft
listed
n«*~.
under
^
both bride and (1850-1872
groom
Brides Usts 1859-1871 1879-1912 listed^
Brides Lists irrcliqt. io^ ,«.« ,TT ^Ixxxa
on p. 122
(microfilm) (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 n/4/p^5 147
Gives Naaes of Arties, age vrs ^ p„ ^ Affirmed
from Reel ZlTCr^l ^&^lt2er
Marriages #7-1884 Book AB185^S9 5? Decln of "
Book Marriages ibl pp 1^47 ^ ftan
SANTA BARBARA ODUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS Card 1
see also Card; EARLYSflNTA BARBARA MARRIAGES
Year
1872
• 1873
© 1874
• 1875
^876
K1877
Iffi
1880
ANC WEST REF
MAR 1978
JUN 1978
SEP 1978
DEC 1978
MAR 1979
Abstracted by
PP 10-11 Jean Stockwell'
40-41 Jean Stockwell"
78-79 MaryEHen Galbraith-
115-117 AlmalmhoffLauritsen-
20-22 Mary Ellen Galbraith
JUN 1980 «"» - - - --' * "
1881 SEP 1980
^ , „. 6/3 77^n 77-80 43"45 Amy Amy^wede^ictorSbuth
Maxwede :
1882
1883
l4
4/1
4/2
4/3
4/4
SEP 1980 6/3 80-82 Amy Marwede,wome,parents te!
,**** *> Wl. .5 Jfewtoge Usts DEdea 7/^138-139
l i
er

(^SANTA BAr4p^ OOUNTY l^AIAGE REOORDS Ca\^/ N
Year Cbpied by ANC WEST REF YEAR VOL PAGE
1904 Alice Ovington MARCH 1984 10/1 pp 26—34
1905 Alice Ovington,Brides JUNE 1984 10/2 57-66
(Victor Soutjih grooms) L MFish checked in BK H
1905-1906 Maiden or previous names of brides
check in Book H,Marriage Records, 10/2/p 67
1906 Norman Soofield and Lilian H. Fish 10/2 68—76
1907 Alice Ovington,Ruth Pelch SEPT L984 ap/3 88-98
Maiden or previous names,brides from ft>ok H p98
-uaoa recorded 1913 AncWest June 1986 12/2/70
?&X& Eoris Crawford,Ebreen Dullea Dec 84 10/4 126L35
1909 sane typed by K,N^/FLsh Dec 84 10/4/ 136-141
Former /Maiden names of brides 1908/1909 p. 141
1910 Anc West Mar 1985 11/1 22-38
SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY MARRIAGE REODRDS q^j 2
Year ANCESTORS WEST ABSTRACTED BY
1885 MAR 1981 7/1/ pp 23-26 Jean Condon, Helen Mille
1886 JUNE 1981 7/2 64-66 Jealn Cfctacon HeTen Miller
1887 " " 7/2 66-69 Jean, Cbncbn, Helen Miller:
1888 SEPTL980 6/3 102-105HelenMiller,HBGaltraith
1889 MARCH1981 7/1 27-29 MaryELlenGalbraith HMiller
1890 SEP 19gf 7/3 85-88 JeanCbndon,LorraineIaabs
1891 SEP 198fc 7/289-92 " M " " j
1892 DEC 198D QfA 122—126 LorraineLaabs,N.Soofield !
1891 - correction 7/3 p 126
1893 DEC 1981 7/4 126-130 L. Laabs,NarmanScofield
1894 MAR 1982 8/1 21-24 Iorraine Laabs f ^S-"?/
INDEX to Y>1 -
INDEX to Vol *tig^^$fr&M gffftfffr
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE REOORDS Card 3
Year Copied by ANCESTORS WEST ISSUE VOL. PAGE
1895 Iorraine laabs June 1982 8/2/62-66
1896 Justine & Harry Titus DEC 1982 8/4 139-144
1897 " " M " " •» L-8/4 144- 148
1898 Harry & Justine Titus and Harry GLen
ANC WEST MAR 1983 p 25-28
1899 Karen Heritage and Helen Miller ANC W.JUN 19839/2
49-52 '
1900 Janet lawler and Helen Miller JUN 1983 Q/2/s^-hti'*
1901 Helen Miller, Alice Ovington SEPT 1983 9/3 99-103
1902 Alice Ovington 8c Victor South A, W 9/4/ 142-148
1903 Janet Iawler,Karen Heritage4 148^ 151 A-L
Janet lawler, Harry Titue M-Y pp 152-154
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY RECORDS - INDEX
in ANC WEST Vol 4,nos. 1-4, 1978
Births 1887-1890 Marriages 1872-1873
County Hospital Cemetery 1892-1904
SEPT 1979 5/3 pp 86 94 ,A-G)
DEC 1979 5/4 115- 123 fc-Z)
^i,^^ ttWW LAND CRANIS
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 p 58
v^F^

4^ SANTA^wBARA CCU^i852 °A State Census^
Cbpy made by Andrea B. Gledhill from
"California Census,1852, " VdI 11, CA State Library,
Sacramento and placed in Gledhill Library at
S. B. Hist. Soc. Museum -
Shows Birthplace, residence, Name, Age, Sex,
Occupation \bl. Nd. and Page (names not in
Li
comp by Lilian M. Fish MAR 1978 5/1 pp 8-15
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Migration Patterns - 1852 State Census
5/1 pp8-15
MAR 1979
comp. Lilian M..Fish
Early Probate Records
compiled by Ruth Nbrris and Carlton Smith
lists published in ANCESTORS WEST,Vo l/l(Dec.l974)
to \bl. II/7 Suirmer,1976)
Alphabetical }.ist in ANCESTORS WEST, Sept 1983.,7/3
pp 96-100
SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY MORTALITY SCHEDULE j
1870 Census from Baok 2 No. 72, p. Hwnship no. II
Santa Barbara and Book 2, No. 71 p. 1 Twnship No.2 I
Santa Barbara copied by Helen Murray Miller f
at the Gledhill Ubrary,S.B. Hist.Sbc. Museum
with "remarks,'!,.-, ,
MAR 1963 5/1 p. ?5 -26
ANCESTORS WEST, vol "T^Tu\ lDdex
AM~J/ ' alPhabetical. K-z
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 197Q */„
lli^l^^5/4pp U5-123
1* W9 -5/i p. u (32 mxters)
Exiled or re-^roiied since Peb. j 1&?
•TON 1979 5/2 p.36 (15)
SEPT 1979 5/3 p. ?2 (9)
ice July 7|TQ7Q
Cbmnunitv Hfl iverslty Center ucsr -.
?* assistance or ^T**1 acieties i^^S!?,"^Pera-
MlchaelT,; aoaBS ^ler aiS, ton Research
76

SANTAS&RARA OOflW VITAL RECORDS -W W ^#//
(SffiEKTBRS WEST DEC 1982 8/4 pp 126- 129 /
Lilian M. Fish, report as to type and content of
records available in office of Cbunty Recorder
gbundex System for all recorded vital records vetween
late 18oos and 1963. Information in death recordsmortality
schedules. Data re Jack ^wers,highway
man had job training horses and managing De la Guerra
stables. Reference to Wallace A. Tbinpkins article
Aug-Sept 1982 Santa Barbara Magazine '"me Decade of
tht Desperado" At time of 1870 Census Townshipto .1
S B. 0oVt was Ventura; Santa Barbara was Twnshp Nd. 2.
Transcription and copy of Marriage RecordsT.w.Halley
Explanatib^Saa^ 127-128 Belle Wilson
SANTA BARBARA,' EARLY DAYS OF(ANCESIORS WEST,MARCH 1987
12/1/44
by Vfelter A. ftiwley, 3rd Ed. Enlarged, edited
byJbhn C. Woodward, available from Santa Barbara
-: Hwritaofi ^114 Sta.te St., Suite 237.
*LBARBARA, HIGH LIGHTS OF HARLY-HISOTOP
ITS CHANNEL AND ISIANDS (ANO^RS W^Se ^982
8/2 n 7R *
1542 ^^uguese navigator,Juan Qibriilo claims
»& S^^en:itory for ^land *" Ge°eB
^T xSe^StlAa Vl2caln° explores Channel namln» °* Calif 1768
SANTA BARBARA LIBRARY
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1988 14/1/7
CAROL KEATOR, Director of 8-branch library system
announced in S.B. News-^Press Feb. 10,1988.on first page
Has served in several positions since coming in 1972.
Ebr 5 years supervisor of Goleta branch and since
1980 responsible for support services and most recently
service manager for the Santa Barbara Public Library.
SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY PURCHASE
(ANCESTORS WEST DE£-1987 13/4/148
Early in September, a Reference Librarian at the
Public Library, S.B., called the> flier's attention to
a recent purchase
REVOUTIONARY CENSUS OF NEW JERSEY, An Index, Based j
on Rateables, of the Inhabitants of New Jersey durintr I
Sf*£!E u°f theTAmerican Re^lution; Kenn Stryker-fedda1
Huntendon House, lambertville NJ 08530 1986
a reprint of Dr. Stryker-Rpdda's highly useful compila
tion. Library also has NEW JERSEY in 1793, James S
Norton,515 pp with a map of New Jersey, inserts for '
Newark and Jersey City. Inside back cover has map
showing changes in county lines 1790 and 1900.

and ohher figures ia Census 1790 pp 58-59
V>1.
p.59
6lb.
S.B.Presid^o
»*^"S^lwwnt
^^^^of
at ibundingLA
Mexioo p 83
%1^1TJrr9Ar^re.S Charters and
•dedication of Presidio site
Vol 6H>,3 Sept 1979 ^IL^ de Santa Barbara
SANTA BARBARA, SOME EARLY FAMILIES OF
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 46-48
References for various early families listed
CARRIIIO DEUGuffl, ORTEGA, DIBBLEE
CRENA ^ '
CliPi
Sone of references cited are subject expansion
and correction.
MAR 1980 6/1 ppl5-16
SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION R>unded 1928
Present home-* Qtrrillo Adbbe given by Maj .FLeischmann
Illus (Carrillo Acbbe p 18
CARRIUO ADOBE r- orticle p. 18
SBOGS LIBRARY-
NEW IN THE LIBRARY
SBOGS
MAR 1979 5/1 p 27 -3 items
first noting, *pleta conimuiity center
j jun 1979 5/2 I> 3ei
Speaker: mncis ^^f^^^^in SBOCS
Told o^^Us^n^e^^^^^gpperay^IRe/
trip to Ireland andJEngl^d. ae^w doctortVfto
i-nm rrrnnfifnthftr. J?hn Burke iorster wa* * < ./....^
SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION j
ANCESTORS WEST March 1980 6/1 p 16 . j
illus. Carillo Adobe p.17, article on p. 18 *j
SAMTTA BARBARA GENEALOGICAL WEEK - Q?en Ibuse
Week of ?9 October 1979
. I inn •
DEC 1979 5/4 plOO
Eo^n?i§an^a1Mara-iaara^f Supervisors
i ii i • Mi, i ii i ii i i i a
SBOGS (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1988 14/1/7
President has received donation of a Family Bible ,
by a non-member. He stresses helpfulness of cemetery
records in his own family research.. Suggestions for topic*
or articles for ANCESTORS WEST earnestly solicited.
SBOGS AWARD California State Genealogical
Alliance RIM PROJECT Ctfe May 21,1988
Letter of transmittal from Carlton M.Smith,
RIM Cbrdinator and facsimile of Ctfe.
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT L988 14/3/140-141
V^2^

^ sBa^Wavpi/nW^ QAMCEsmras west ,mar!^8^p1;4/i>#>
25 names from 1st list of contributors to the
Surname Index First issue October 19553,editor
.I,' ^^ss%lsa^6oiSegei?ina«SSI iivgn611-
ANCESTORS WEST, vol 1/1 appeared in December, 1974.
! ; A-l Mrs. Qflin A. Anderson
: B-l Ms. Maxine Buhler K-l Ms. Judith Katzmark
B-2 Mrs. Jbhn Bownan L-l Ms. Alice Pipplatt
:! C-l Mr. Sherwin Chase M-l Mrs. William Maddux
I C-2 Mrs.Wilbur K; Cbx M-2 firs. Charles A. Miller
D-1 Mr. James E. iDazey ' M-3 Mrs. Faulette Maggia
: F-l Mrs.E.T.Feldsted M-4 Mrs. Alice Merenbach
; H-0. Mr. Talbert L. IfensenN-d Mrs, WiUiam Nelson
' ; < *>3TCst #^*^S,JPersxl?fbbei:d 3ruc?e ^Itna.n R(TL. N-*2 ^s- jyjrs.^teyen Gayle Nieminen ^ Jfttfc
.*
SBOGS EARLY MEMBERS (con) Cardl
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1988 14/1/9 copied from
First Surname List October,1973.
U W8& §£& SB0GS or^ni2ed 1982
T-0. Mrs. BniJ.y.'P.'iHi±es
T-2 Mrs. Ruby J. Trent
W-l Mrs. Ehmett Wright
W-2 Mrs. Bess West
fflff mm maasPiBeBa west)
(ANCHORS WEST, DEC 1987 13//4/179 death reported.
Descendant of Thomas Jefferson.
" " ^ : "
SBOGS FIRST ANNUAL DINNER PARTY cancelled.
, listing of contributions and gifts
~~ 1
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1981 7/4 p,13|S
!! SBOGS LIBRARY AIDS !
I ' CANCESTCES WEST MAR 1981 7/1 p. 22
1. The boofc Catalog
*- Periodicals in the Library
i-*- RefftT^nttp Filer?,
SBGS LIBRARY TAPES
ii Hildred Ayersman (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 10r7 1Q/>inf70
j Ibris Martin ,SBOGS Member w , ' 13/4/178-179
S B CGS ••. MEETING
w*f ?SSTnJ^° ^brary' ^Itoer Gallery
Mg 2 1980 Speaker, Colin J. Chapman, General
|SS:Sr°f ^ History defies I
J ANCESTORS WEST, June 1980 6/2 p. 42
SBOGS MEMBERS AREAS OF SPECIAL INTEREST -
RESEARCH (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1988 14/2/ 46-49
Lists Interests in US. States and (buntries.

SBOGS Members Enrolled May 1-July 7,1979 /
i ANCESTORS WEST, Sept 1979 Vol 5/3 p 72 . i
I • (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1986 12/3 p 88
' pTto mM THE PRESIDENT, At this time last year,
:SBO^ membership was 178; current total 230, increase
of 52 members.
-^ : 8 — • " —
SBOGS MEMBERSHIP LIST April 26,1988
Surnames only (ANCESTORS WEST; JUNE 1988 14/2/ 51-53
288 names. . __ ... .,
p,52 N^be? 0«BppW?e^ ftywtf&e w*tb those reported
for several ?Sb. CA Hist.Sbc. in L.A.Times May 5,1988
article by Judith Jacovitz.
Pioneer Hist.Sbc. Riverside,connected with Mun.Museum
130 members;offices in Mission Inn,illus, 2 photos
Hist. Sbc. long Beach 350 members,Senior Center.
Long Beach Centennial Year 1988
L.A. City Hist.Soc. 200 members, no regular meetingd
Meetings at different sites; Since 1978 placing
markers on each corner of original El Paeblo de Ios
Angeles. San Fernando VfcLley Hist Sac or^. 1943,200
members*
SBOGS - NEW OFFICERS (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986 12/4/135
KENNEIH MATHEWSON President 2 yr term
MARJOIRE NEFSTED First V.P. (Program) 1 yr
CLIVE PRANKUN Second VP (Membership) 2 yrs
CAROLYN CRAWFORD Recording Secretary 1 yr
PATSY BROCK Cbrresponding Secretary 1 yr
HARRY GLEN Treasurer 2 yrs. ___
SBOGS - NOMINATIONS TOR OFFICERS 1984
NOMINATIONS:
President DQREEN DULLEA
V P HARRY GLEN SECRETARY DCRIS QtAWFORD
Under Bylaws Librarian and hditor are not subject
to annual nomination and will remain the same
SBOGS OUR ROOTS
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 40
Article by Carol Forbes Roth
Fall 1972 small group of women in (bleta
Newcomers under leadership of Cathy MADDQX met
to discuss possibility ofuniting for genealogical
research Nov 27,1972 28 met at Cathy Maddox' home.
Monthly meetings held at members' homes; Officers
elected. Meetings on Monday morning and another
on a Monday evening. Ficst of many speakers was
Lilian Fish, who later joined growing membership and
became editor of quarterly. Highlight of 1st yr.
all day workshop with Mr. George R. Everton, Jr. as key
SBOGS - RELOCATION FOND (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1986
12/4/134
Desperately in need of more room for wonderful,
continually growing book collection. Appeal for funds.
Please contact Emily Thiess or Ken Mathewson with your
suggestions.

"TaNCESTOBS ^ j^J^ittee t.
Attest t^»g «* SrSftSSry holdings of
anplify and extend SBOGS J^ary periodicals and
several wid

*/iU
Listed with Code id
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1988 14/2/p 84
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE REOORDS
See cards under
EARLY SANTA BARBARA MARRIAGES Card 1 1850-1859
Meeting of May 1,1982 first celebration
Co-chars: Shirley Cobb and Caret). Roth
SBOGS TENTH ANNIVERSARY (ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1982 8/1/4
inductions for completing, Use^only cards furnished
by Committee. Return Unused Card lurnisned .
3 boxes of members; cards now in Library and usuallv
displayed on window sill. ^ aDa usually
SBCGS SPECIAL INTEREST CRCOPS
(ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1987 13/4/163
Reprint of Interest Areas - Sbciety Activities form
; , ' 1 :
1
SBOGS SP0NSefcH3ElEARCH TRIPS-BUS !
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1983 9/3 p 83 also note p 108
1st Feb. 23,1983 to GenSec L.A.Main City Library
Apr 23,1983 to IDS Gen Library near Westwood
, pickup places, rates, n,,^^^^. T,v ru«»—i
Ontario,Can 2, .f^^^t^ins&interests.
Evidences wide variety 01 u *>
*** AWTwnrHS WEST MARCH 1988 14/1 / 7
ffi VZe of ALL menfcers be made known. ^
ter and one Co Cbrk) g P^L^ x easch.l.
MJ4 WI e" w" L^TlBB 7 (1 specifying Uls-
NC.SC, .&g$f%£f i (^y 5
oEbskw west «lfl"_ixl'
PAIS NY W VA"-Sr3MB2IH)2Ca.a5,IB,lBf».
S«3^^^12 n'eT'1 Mass CHIO 8IIL 4
SP^1"^"11 S Rested
180 EOTIC COOKIE SALE.
Sb «CBI«.^H1£«l Scots
.—' ' '•£•• „ /iW»Y ANCESTORS WEST SEPTi^*
SBCGS FAIL PROGRAMS ("^TW^s/ioS

V SA4v BARBARA J^JHTf RECORDS ^J ,,J
THAT HAVE BEE^^lICROFIIAiED AND ORIGINALS LODGED ^
WITH S.B.Historical Society. Available for
research at Gledhill Library during library hours.
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1988 14-3-120-121
Lists of Aged Persons supported by Santa Barbara
Cbunty copied by Jan CLoud from originals at
Hist.Soc.Library elsewhere in this issue
((pp 135-139)
ASBCGS- GENEAOpGy W0RKSH3P Sept 19,1981
(At«3TQR3 wist f sept 1981 ^3 p: Q2
Report on SEPTEMBER 19th WORKSHOP
4HSBST0RS WEST, DEC 1981 7/4 p 136
ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1985 11/1 p5
^Ji* f (^} ^SIC GE^AIDGICAL RESEARCH KKSTOD
noleta Oomnunity Center, Poom 8,5679 fbllister Av
Santa Barbara piqneess
HOAR, Edward Sherman ^^
Joanna (Hinckman) Hoar $m 1978 4/3 p71- -
widow of Charles Ibwar,the jounger of
Gloucester, Eng., who d. c. 1638 '
SUfJ30;?-?* C'.1639 ^ ch^anna,Leonard,
?T i'^**1 ^d Uar^ry; (Margery widow of
John Matthews) m.Rev. Henry Flynt scon after
^J^f&St^r16fE^d^^^ ®$ m^John
Adams, 2d pres. of U.S. Daniel, entrepreneur
with interests on both sides of the Atlantic
I^onard-lst grad. of Harvard
pres. of that college.
SBOGS NOVEMBER 1984 MEETING
l£S?2£? WEST' DEC 1984 10/4 pu7
1650 to serve as
'SS T n « . ' " ' ' —
^^ffc2^£^Wr •« 1986 12A 8
»"*ep°rted by Ann. a^T,' AMSUCAN ""OW
SAWTA BARBARA PIONEER
B c GS MEETINGS
AUGUST 1979 vd a ,
absence 0% *»* Mar^ „_. .
33 vols ftv, t iue 01 lus mother in j^ n*
—*- by S: £AStreal0^ coiiecttn!' '
SEPT1979 5/s 1
°/d p 69
'39

SBCGS MEETOBJS
General Meeting April 4,1981 (bleta Cbnnwnity Center
Bill D. Balder, 19844 Deep Harbor Dr. Huntington Beach
CA 92648 Phone (714)960-1060 scheduled to re-ptotograph
ancestor pictures at $2.50 per pieture-with
negative to owner of picture. Black and White,matte
finih.
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981, 7/1 p. 4
SBCGS MEETINGS April 13, 1985
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1985 11/2 p 56
CARL BOYER, 3d lecture on GENEALOGICAL TOOLS &INDEHNfi
pi^^SLlJ1'3 OWn IDW TO POLISH AND MARKET YOUR
SS^F8""*' his revised Donald Linus Jacobus-
INDEX TO GENEALOGICAL PERIODICALS,SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS
and ANCESTRAL LINES REVISED P.M. lecture oT^
IMMIGRATION AND PASSENGER LISTS
SANTA BARBARA VISIT OF KING AND QDEBN OP SPAIN
Scheduled for Feb 11,1981, postponed.
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p u
•iwS?* ^ ?een made for "nailing by Miss Erancisca
wn?^ ?*etT; ? de la Guerra descendant, of a status of
the S8^^8 City. i1 Early ^ * in the la Guerr* year Miguel Plaza» dea la gi« Qtadra ot Spain S^ced) to
came from Spain with atelevision crew to X VdocuSSary
^^C^T^tJ°a ^tb the f°rthccming cftSebrations ^
(to be held between April 21 1981 and April 11 1982)
Making of arrangements for visit to L.A. and'santa
J**bara_bythe King and Qieen ws a long process.
October M,DEC1979 V4 i»**5T
repxodu^ ^a&1Sf„i5^ W».
reproduced proda^T^f8 15 ^ 1979,
GenealogicalS1"*116 344k of 29 Oct 1979
^ Ellen^U^thT^ovS J** «~ and
«* friends.at RcckJ^p^ **»*60 manbers
°Pen House at Goleta rw, ^.»«aan Canyon Road.
Wednesday p^T^&SEft °?** library
notesheets.with Ru^ff'J^f* ^barT^re^
Good attendance at meettog^ $£?* **• «ceiv«l.
JJ*v: j. first donation +^%^a open house on Sat
*w*y treasur^Jgy^^%^d by Nancy s£ait.
SBOGS Meeting
JUNE 1980 6/2 P 42
j to be m S. B. AufW r1^©- Gloucester era

s^j$^
*?». written iT^r?ia **>* its^di^L ^ of
v ££\rltten *» %w3» £ dfs«»eryy to our own
£rbara
"* appeared
Krnl*^*'the
inHi! ^
City
^
of
Attend»*S
.anta
N^roes Of Officer^ of^. CIIlus)
deludes list ofTh, f~ l4/3/ 92~95
-^fl!!^^^^, Source/Ibnor
SANTA BARBARA PRESIDIC^T"!""77"- ~~
«**"»Asa•ass,**
-*deeiatoJe^od^j^th_r^erS?^ ^5rdS*
•&BSSBW
SEPT 1979 c/0 ^*e' 1892
0,«rt* by Bueeau A_, 5/3 * 79 (Ulus)
^t-^^^"^
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE
LXALTTIES
1983 pp 60-61
- fc ^o Plage HEmi SCHULTA.Bisho
•S Vkter projects, trough!: •inert
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982, 8/2 p 40
•d*2S;

^S^fc^ SANTA BAEBBRA, ROYAI^WESIDIO OF ^ >*^ '>
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982, 8/2 45 (IUus)
List of Gbnnandante, officers and soldiers, from
History of the City of Satta Barbara,California
from its discovery to our own days, written in Spanish
by Rev. Juan Caballeria y Collei1 and translated by
Edmund Bureke, 1892 - reprinted from
ANCESTORS WEST, vol 5/ 3, p. 79 .^
Margaret Burke Bennett,dau. of Edmund Burke, translate^
the list,as volunteer at S.B.Hist.Society has for many
years researched and memoralized early families.
More info being revealed earlier article hv
M..A Wilberta Fjntey not reprtnteoT ^icie oy
SANTA BARBARA ROYAL PRESIDIO
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 p. 55
Cbmmandftntes:13 listed
l.Jbse Francisco de Ortega 1782-84
2. Felipe de Gbycochea 1784-1802
3. Raimundo Carrillo Aug 1802-Oct 1806
4. Josef Dario Arguello 1807-1814
5. Jose de la Guerra 1815-1819
6. Gabriel Moraga (acting com) 1819-1820;
i7. Jose de la Guerra 1820-1827 8 Jose Joaquin Maitorena
SP.. Ramuldo Pacheco 1829-1830 1827-1829
l

DEC jja^$ 5/4 p 106 --^ -^J
SCANDINAVIAN - local Scandinavian Organizations
Tfrnlgh Brotherhood Jim Nielsen Pres
518 W. Canon )Perdido St. SB93L01
Danish Sisterhood Sylvia Undquist
< 582 El Sueno Rd S B 3L10
Norwegian American Qub Kurt Solberg Pres
19L1 Grand Ave SB 93103
FOREIGN Danes World Wide Archives ADVANDRERARKIVEr
Suggested Contact Mrs. Ingar BLADT
2 ftmvalveg 9000 Aalborg,Denmark
vre SLottega^e 17 Oslo 1, Norway
M±l ; • •
S00FIELD, NORMAN E.
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1981 7/2 p. 83-84
The Usefulness of Computers in Amateur Genealogy
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 pp 10-11)
Article: UNITS OF LAND MEASURE ILlus.
GENEALOGICAL COMPUTING - AN UPDATE
ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1983 9/3 p 84
*1
SCDFIEXD, Norman Edward '
(ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1981 7/1 p. 5 Profile '
Nbrman Edward Scofield, Treasurer SBOGS 1981. '
Grew up in S B; torn in Minnesota to i
Rondald Dickey S00FIEID and wife, forothy NEU9CN
Scofield. Is a retired physicist, Naval Civil Service \
San Francisco and Silver Spring, *MD, Iks 3 sons '!
wife deceased, ' ,{
Inherited genealogical data from grandfather, ; .'
Edward Herbert SCDFIEUD, an electrical engineer in
Minneapolis. " ' i
His Chart (N>. 31) appear in this issue pp 7-9 !
©ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p, 4
see Profiles Card. President, • j
^F^a^TrEE PjpXft-lJAQCH 1,986 1,2/1, 3,0(1,78)
SOQFIEID. Ibrnan „ _, , „
Copied S.B. Co. Marriage Records
Year with ANCESTORS WEST VOL No. pages
1891 Iorraine Laabs DEC 198L 7/4/ 122- 126 i
18^3 " " 7/4/ 126-B30
m " i ' • "i • " i in i^
S00LLIN, RUTH BROOKS
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983, 9/1 p7 PROFILES
b. Swampsoott, Mass. to Ebrothy HOTCHINS and Paul
«bnathan BROOKS, B. S. and R. N. from Simmons Cbllege
Boston, Mass. n. Harold S0DLLIN Came to CALIF. I
4 ch b. S. B. Hor nearly 15 years worked as Asst. Dir. ;
Oaks Raxent-Child Vbrkshop. Librarian SBCGS since ,•• .i
1980. Newly elected director, S.B.Historical Soc.1983. .; ' ;
** PROFILE (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1986 12/1 12 (180wrong
Profiles March 1983 and March 1984
Society Librarian since 1980.After retiring as Asst.Dir
Oaks Parent-Child Vforkshop,started working part time for
husband a t Channel Paper Go. Secy of S.B.Hist. Sbc.
8ha&*' Infan* Day Care,First Presby Ch Board Valle
ye^; I}eti,remen.t Home; workj^ qn,9^ ^Afty®* CT
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Se&SS P. fl* UJHEEDE|WTE ARMIES ~L, OpTCIAL RECORDS
«SIV flfes C0I«cr|W Sanation of ^^
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many rolls of film, see^fcaS^ Cbllection-
Jm exfs^l^f^fi^epgr^^^^^^ Ustg ^
New fork State Church Records VOSBrmrw rxn ^.
Vermont Vital Records ofln ,g*
Hamburg Fassen^M lls °f film F107?
1900, 1910'(1590 oTCS JSS'J?0'181**"'**
Many printed census todexS } 8° &1900 aDundex-
£??£ V±tal ta* •««» COimiON.airolls
Library) Ktb^ut^OoS0^^01^8 ^^ »*»*
SEED BED, THE (Marilyn Ouen^ ^—"
togers aark, Jbnathan aSk^j^' ^rof „.
see Several pp 31-32 volumes forat listings. DCSB index'this iS °°llecti°n. 5i£jf " °therS
SEED RED,The, A column of local Sources Card 1
(ANCESTORS WEST,MARCH 1987, 13/1/31-32
Marilyn Owen,v
titkjB^^???^6^ ^ collections
tTO t^po^ ]^ Q^Ue^tipn n -,
55S" laid. i^??Sf 1623 led group •nd Uter ,estal ^ 1st ^ settllnen '**»* Manhattanls. exile Bol
JBd_afl4 Rena^sange paintings giVen tf? „r^
^^^S.^f1^ in 1929 at Grace a—
- . _ _ 67- She was 8th gen desc.
of Jesse de Ibrest of Avennes,France,wto in 1601 m
^ li S?1^01 friend of Theodore Roosevelt and
Rudyard Kipling.,toth friends of her father
Henry Wheeler de Ibrest; mother was Julia Gilrran Iv/
S^J^n**8*- BacU1 wni te ^ faraily pJorLi
^
^5*£
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(ANCESTORS WEST
DelanD
SEPT 1988
de Rarest,
14/3/133
Obituary Notes

^ SEED Jbj*v Marilyn^*! ^^ Card^
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/ p 87 ^^'
CIVIL WAR GENEAIDGY, George K. Schweitzer, Basid Guide
for sale at $7. Also copy in SBCGS Library
*** SANTA BARBARA IDS Library - on fiche 100 Gen.Ref .Bks
' List arranged by country and by state in U.S. 100 titles
. in collection are on approx 1200 microfiche.
1 Some: Recensements de Quebec, 7 cols.1555-1805 Censuses
The loyalists in Ortario-British loyalists in Am.Rev.War
Major Gen.Record Zburces in Denmark
Cbde R>stal- Postal guide,gazetteer place names France.
Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland
Grassroots of America;land Grants etc. pub inAm.St .Papers
Pension Ibll of 1835 = (for service in War of 1812
Record of Service of CT Men in (l)Rev. (2) War of 1812
SEED BED, Marilyn Owen Card 5
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/p 88 (con)
Gazetteer of State of Illinois & Missouri
Ibster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in War of the Rev.
Maryland Calendar of Wills
Calendar of Warrants for land in KY Granted for Service
in French & Indian War
Pioneers of Massachusetts
Bible Records of Missouri
Ohio Wills and Estates to 1850 an index
Index to Printed VA Genealogies
Directory of Churches & Religious Organizations in WISaon
sin.
1841,1851,1861,1871,1881 street indexes England andWales
Descriptive guides to parishes and records for Palantine
A*621*1^^^ Sermny
SEm BED* MarilToweT^"'^"^ ~^^ ———
(AJOSIDRS WEST JUNE 1987 13/o/n *' Card 6
Albany and Ne w fork Cltv aL CP' 8 u °°nrecorded
at AlbanyMd^"v^Ct and i*** of wii*-
New York 1626-1«"ao?Ji52 ** *>* the **^
ktoftgf(SS a?rScf?h ^^^ ^es
Births 1837-1906 Marciagefif£,Z?tS *"«MoiKbii
explanation of mSSS^^Zl^^^ 1837-1903
10
^^neral
JEOngswa^, Iqndon,
Register
En*W^^^r^e;s
oX %S^,10**
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SEED Bpo, Mariiy gwen .^.
rtKS Ss%^tuS3/Grmith.s^nd valuaOs
(i848-1865) and Tithe Ajp,,t!»enltssa824-1840) for Ireland
T^fi^Ge^alogical Manuscript Collection *L49 rolls')
°8f S^ndex to Land Records of Ireland 1708-1904
i0n^dTof^reland, complete set - on •***"»
?6.^fdenial Registers ^V^/K^nd
J. «„_ are.) Obvers northern counties of Scotiana ana
£de^S pre^855 births and marriages occurring in
JnS^ounties. Other counties are being compiled
TirW~< Hit frith "•"•"•"»•• nnfl frjypn niffllft. •
f^ird 9
SEED BED, Marilyn Owen „,„,,,„
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1987 13/3/pll9 „.„,*.
At S^A BARBARA IDS LIBRARY, 378 Cambridge Rd.Goleta
f foi 88 million names of births fc n«^ges
.^er 40 m^lioTfrom British Isles. Names listed alpha
betically oiabout 7,800 mieorfiche.
^G^ten%brary Catalog . List of holding of
library at Salt lake.
FAMILY REGISTRY found at all ^"^^e^
i fin 000 registrations (on microfiche) upaaxea
"qSr^ly! ^s. addresses(^o^'^
of researchers are listed so you can oontac t them.
HMri«ter \ou r own lines free of cost,
^cfiSuSof rm GENEAI0GICAL HEUTO on microfiche
at local, us library ftom Jan,1945 to leg 1986,
.. . Card 10

Ca \L*
——W"" ^W/vKirFSrORS VEST rtrt ^
Gl^X^S^S'oi^of^idingj£ ^Aog
3^SSrnla) ^^££Srf£* dealing
legional-a^^ ^^ of toote,per llDrary
at library^fti and areas. ^£1 .aoc.printed
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•"".S^^ttSta ^operation vath Hxst^ ^^

V SEXTCNr%seph sonW Richard K. SEXTON wrlfwas
originally from Cincinnati,OfflDand brought wife
and 5 ch by steamer from New "ibrk to San Francisco.
In 1869 Joseph bought from his father property
bought from the Hill heirs for $2,200 (the price
paid by his father) . In Nov 1868 son brought
nursery stock and 120-lb sack of Peruvian walnuts,
imported from Chile,to Santa Barbara (at age 26),
and established nursery at what is now Pershing Park,
m. 18 Nov 1869 Lucy Ann POSTER, then 16, dau of
Isaac and Itoxanna POSTER; 12 ch 1871-1888
r
r
see cards 8-11 under THEY CAME TD SANTA BARBAR_
ANCESTORS WEST SEPT L980 6/3 pp86-87
SHANHOLKER.MARGARET (ANCESTCFS «1£^

\
OM1 FRANK BM MIN Profile ANCESJwg^ WEST -^J
_ MAR 1981 7/1 p. 5
b. Sbmerville, Mass. son of Chester fRank SMITH
and wife Margaret PERREADUT. ELder in First Presby
terian Church S B. Says no plaque conmemorating
his first landing April 29, 1926 at San Pedro. CA
aboard a Standard Oil tanker.
ANCESTORS TABLE, Chart 18 (Revised)
ANCESTORS WEST June 1981 7/2 41—46
Article, BRITAIN,ANCESTRAL HDME OF MANY AMERICANS
(languages, Oironology 3000 B.C.-1385 A.D
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1982 8/2 p 41
PROFILE ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p 7
EBANK B. SMITH Parliamentarian. seef PROFILES CARD
SMITH, IRANK EENJAHIN (ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1988
14-3-98-99
Resume of talk at April 26,1988 Meeting
BRITAIN ANCESTRAL HCME OF MANY AMERICANS
*** Ifote on doa&ion of collection of books
and papers to SBOGS Library p. 99 appearing
in TREE TIPS, Newsletter Dec. 1987.
SMITH, GEORGE WASHINGTON (THEY CAME TD SANTA BARBARA t
p. 142 ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1980 6/4 ]
GEORGE WASHINGTON SMITH was traned as architect
at Ha.rvard and for some years practiced in Philadelphia !
in Aug 1914 was a student in Julian's Academy of Paint- '
ing in Paris. About 1916 decided to locate in S.B.
After a few years as an artist, established himself as
an architectural designer. Fame spread and he
furnished millwork for Pebble Beach and Monterey Penin* '•
sula residences as well as SB and fontecito. j
Received an H>nor"Award from Sb. Calif. Chapter of AIA
T*'",nn" *""" nn g^nmya ^nrnnn
SMITH, Melancton, Othnial
WHO WERE FOREBEARS? (ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1988
14/3/132
SlTl^F ^ ^ W°r °n A*r 26 I9** list
«aswaassr«-,%^
who found those names and where wonoers
^SJT^^SS^ f°r forbears'of Melancton Smith
5£«V^° Details inquiries °2 d made. n Aug 1868 a&e 65,Cincinnati ' QH v*1*
Was Othnial brother of Melancton?
for fofa^f?? a Revolutionary aBlthWar Wade hero named unrelated? for « ^cestor or
SO SWEET A PLACE P SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY HOSPITAL CEMETERY
1892-1904 MAR 1978 4/1 p. 31-33 ^—
Names of 100 burials , origin of Potter's Field
Research-preliminary study re Perry Bysshe Shelley
ca. 1847-1897 namesake of poet.
his gr.grandfather Timothy Shelley emigrated ot America•*

-%^>E UNUSU^^/OCCUPATIONS 'W ^*J \*Jk< dp?
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1988 lk/k/ 164-16* /
: : ; "^r^ ' /
SOUTH, Victor
Santa Barbara Gaunty Records Abstracted
DEATH RECORDS •1894 MAR ^TO^l^p 12-15 •
(with Amy MarwedeO MARRIAGE REOORDS 1880 (AW 6/2 43-45
SCOTH VICTOR (AN6ESTORS WEST,DAR 1981 Itl p.6
(PROFILES
Rirliamentarian; b. Brookport, Massac Cbunty, ILLINOIS
son of Harvey Victor SOJTH and Ida Jane ANDERSON Sbuth
Came to California in 1958
Ancestors Table No. 5, ANCESTORS WEST 4/2/44-48 JUNE
With Alice Ovington (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1983 9/4 1978
ppl42-148 copies 1902 S.B.Gb. MarriageRecords A-L
SOUTH CAROLINA GEWEAIOGICAL RESEARCH ^^ * i
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 19a' 7/1 pp-112-16)
1' fc Sor^ fSlJ? 2citles.Cbl«*la &Charleston.
i^^^^i00**^ on canpus °f 0of SC .Columbia.
=onX ?C eS^i".MaDrfrlpt DiViSton of Library^
S£^ %:?•! P01*108'3 ent^e election on microfilm at
ftuxthrop College, Rock Hill, SC. m Book Division Uof
3C Library is index of S CHist and Gen Magaztaea 900-1960}
Later wlumes are self-indexed. In Vol VII S list^f
soldiers from SC given Land Grants in lieu of imneffor
thear services in Revolutionary Wat y
aicStv5laH^!0n; T*toldlneS "• at a«-leston Historica!
&dt?,^ a>?a**y ^ Charleston Library Society!i
' " " '
i SODTH CAROLINA „_' .
BBffiALOGICAL RESEARCH(Cbn Card 2
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 19a 7/1 p. 12 Map p. 18
in 1970. 50 published references stow in Appendix.
Atlanta Federal Archives &Records Center 1557 sc
«£.jaw?sas-«*-
SO. CALIF. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
RESEARCH ASSISTANCE OFFERS
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1988 lk/k/165
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SYMPOSIUM 1981
(ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1981 7/1 p. 4 )
Feb 28 Miramar Hotel Convention Center
}$g Timer" "Oral History"
Development of History Faires in High Schools
Special tour Old Mission Archives
Dinner Program: Santa Barbara Channel and its
Inhabitants, Fred Benko, Owner,Sea landing
Plans for the Future of the Channel Islands
Robety Hanson, Nature Cbnservancy Director
Closing remarks, William Burkhart,President
CCHS1980-1981

-(,
SPANISH TEACHER, NEW - JUDITH KATZMARK
J
'ii^jjp/
Editor of ANCESTORS WEST,lst 3 yrs.
1974 throgh 1977. has accepted position
teaching Spanish at Tehachapi, CA High School
ANCESTORS WEST, Mirch,1980 6/1 p.4
SPECIAL INTERESTS .SBCGS MWgSRS
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1988 lVV 172-173
(Research-Special Interests)
SPENCER, CECILIA (Mrs. William
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1987 13/4/147
^ul-W$i^i

"-—jgi/
Card Ibrm, example snown. wu.
by SBOGS, Instructions
(ANCHESTRS YJEST JUNE If^^^s from conmittee.
SBOGS members urged to obtain caru*
SUGGESTIONS FOr TOrrING TOUR PERSONAL H1^
AND ITEMS TO(ANCESroBS WE3T JUNE 1986 12/2/62-63
CONSIDER. .
SSF^SSS-sr. June 1988 14/2 45
,_,„ out-of-state Historical Societies or

•Jjl^—jS
vSur:
'jjaapffii/
^^^under'MULTIGENERATIONAL SURNAME NUMBERING
SYSTEM and MANN FAMILY HISTORY
BRNAMES (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1987 13/2/ 73,68^9
distributed by Arlene Eakle .reprinted
from Journal of the Hampshire Family Hist. Soc.
7MHy 1980 pp 16-18 list of unsuual occupa- •
tions. If occupation known, offen possible to
determine place of origin.
See also Diet, of Occupational Titles, 2 vols.
3rd ed. 1965 ,available in most public and
university libraries. Checkbnglish edition for
occupation, then take down classification number,
look up in foreign dictionary, to find equivalent
See also John nQfio
west, Village Records, London,Macmillan 1962
m om THE ANCIENT FKKE3SKW OF ARCHERY .
^^ —
S.HO LIBRARY^^^^^S^^^
now available from r local
historises and records. ^^
SWEDISH-AMERICAN GENEALOGIST, SOME RESOURCES K)R
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1986 12/2/ p 58 ~59
Sources, addresses from Cal. Gen Soc Vol XVI No. 3
pp 11-12 article by Jean A. iArson.
SWEDISH IMMIGRATION RECORDS
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1987 13/3/ 134
SWENSON CENTER, Denkmann Memorial Library, Augustana Col
lege Campus, 3520- 7th Ave., 3rd FLoor, B^x 175, j
Rock Island IL 61201 Since opening in 1981 Center has :
acquired great number of important collections.
Denominations listed. Records geneally filmed to 1930
Important collection of 217 microfilmed Swedish
language newspapers from U.S. and Canada. Office
hours during school year 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon and 1-5
pra Monday through Friday. (Info from Swenson lenter
News, No. 1,1986; notes in 111.St .Gen Soc. Newsletter
vol 8 N>s. 7/8 July/Aug 1987)
SWETT, Nancy, of Maine,
widow of DIXEY THOMPSON, lived at 1415 Chapala
st. in stately,white Qolonian home, now the
offices of S. B. Cbunty Board of Realtors
ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1970 6/2/ p.63
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
.-

TAGGART, J w k tv, , •' •
clan Mc^ggar?'.1^^?^ WVA of Scottish •
settled^.'B^i^i^ ** *880 ^3
Partner of Judge ^^^^.^te^R^'
^ CAME TO SANTA BARBARA-comp
Mary Ellen Galbraith ^* •
•*»* 1979 5/2 p^O
^TAITOR, ROBERT See card under PROFILES l
ESTHER TANNER (MRS. ROBERT) j
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1986 12/3 *%
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987 13/2/58
TAPPER, RUTH- person we thank for coordinating our j
refreshments after our meetings, b. Weeping Water, NEB
SCught 1-nToom school there 3 years. Had nurses training
at Bryan Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, NE. Family
moved to S.B. so her husband could attend Brooks.
He is now retired from the city fire dept. 2 sons
are firemen and daughter is married to one. Ruth
retired from Cbunty General Hospital ,last 8 yrars as
head of the emergency room.
Taking classes to get family history - on notepaper
from elderly cousin of her mother with no documentation
done correctly.
Family interests: GOODMAN Putnam Go. OH 1850
ST, TRAVIS Morgan Q), IL 1840 HOPKINS same area,date
TENNESSEE (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1983 9/2 pp 69-72
16th State 1796 Map p.69 Valley region Map 70
Miunt Builders earliest known inhabitants.
Hernando De 3dto, first European to enter,1541 dis
covered Mississippi River near Memphis
Then Cherokee Indians in east; Shawnees,middle and
Chicasaws,west. 1763 France relinquished all lands
east of Mississpi River to England. 1772 pernanent •
English settlements began Further chronology
Tennessee Societies, Libraries, Periodicals p. 70
Tennessee references in UCSB Library, include %les
TERMS WITH CHANGED MEANINGS
TEXAS (ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1985 11/4 141
^c^TyT^^^10 > OF TEXAS
*1i^ .listing
(each wife l£*>^£J^*£* &«**
(Stagecoach Library1^,^^ ftnoict
TEXAS _ (ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1987, 13/2/94
Austin, TX Gen. Soc. Box 1507,Austin TX 78767 in its
March 1987 Quarterly announces notes that its
Sesquicentennial Committee is soon to release
REPUBLIC CF TEXAS PENSION APPLICATIONS ABSTRACTS
TEXAS REFERENCES AND RESEARCH
(ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1984 10/1 pp 18—22
Chronology ,
Valuable printed sources p, 18*19
genealogical helper 1983 Directory, 1983, lists over
140 societies and libraries(pp 74-77) and (pp 77-78)
lists about 50 periodicals in the Texas section.
References in SBOGS Library p 19
MAP p. 20 28th State 1845 p.20
References UCSB Library21~22 including WYLES and
03VT PUB. Collections.

'•J^' 'Sj^f \ny0J,
THEISS, EMILY PERRY Profile, ANCESTORS WEST
MAR 1981 7/1 p. 5
see card under PROFILES.
Emily Perry Ihiess, older of 2 ch of
Arthur Z. and Janette Curtiss PERRY,
born Hillsdale Cb., MICHIGAN, m. Wilbur H. THIESS.
they have 3 sons, 7 grand dau and 2 grandsons 1981.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE (ANCESTORS WEST,DEC 1981 7/4 116
A Helping Tbol for a local Society
Notebook with pages for all states and several count
ries to register FAMILY NAME with dates of those
researched
PERRY FAMILIES OF NEW YORK STATE. Data collected
y *&*ry NJcQoUey. particularly ^ra^fp^yu^a, WCos,
THIESS, EMILY PERRY(ANCESTORS WEST,MAR 1983 9/1 p ',
Emily Thiess and Shirley Cbbb and others working
on plans for Second Visitation of Cblin Chapman,
International President Family History Sbcieties
and Seminars in Santa Barbara and Venture to be
held April 14,15,16, 1983. Plann soon to be
announced
PROFILE (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1986 12/2 49
See card under Profiles; Founding member;Past Pres.
Hiair—Ehr>y ?mri-n-pp
THIESS, EMIItf PEERY (caid 2)
^answer to query from an Indiana reader gains
a STANDISH ancestor 6»*u© ,
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1982 8/1 p5 I
QUERIES ARE READ AND ANSWERED (
(ANCESTORS WEST, June 1982 8/2 p. 48
« ^C^y ^.DeC 1981 AW answered - Mehitable who
m. Stephen Bryant b. 2 Feb 1658 Plymouth, Mass was
^H*9nn *?*«****_) b 1613,d.Preston, Ct 19 Mar 1690
be_ h^ba^d ^ ^^^ ^ lfarch l^*aa***
PRDFIIE, (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p4
VWF?5iden1f CPCesa981) see Sunder
****- *" «»£«r mar isse 12/1 10(17 .'
' /
J*£i

4__^ ^,^j|j|jgj^ W^p/
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
( ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1982 8/1 p. 34
JAMES BICKLE RICKARD son of William Henry and Ibra
(TRELQAR) RICHARD and father of Hon. JAMES RICKARD
(James TAreloar Richard) since 1968 Judge,Superior Ct.
b. Oct. 3,1878 in Hono-Kaa, Hawaii of English parentage.
Father one of pioneer sugar planters and a member of the
legislatureunder the monarchy. Educated in England,
later entered George Washington U.Washington, D.C,
earning IL.B. degree. 1905 admitted to prace D.C.courts.
1909 to practice in U.S. Supreme Court. 1902-1911 with
Dept of Interior. 1910 to Calf.admitted to Calif.Bar
lffice in f_,A. Sept 21,1910 m.in S,y,ACACIA T. QKENAM
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 76
RIGGS, LUTAH MARIA A.I.A. As Indiana High School
Student made iip mind to becaome an architect
1914 she and her mother traveled by rail to S. U.
to join her stepfather Enrolled in junior college.
Earned tuition as a bookkeeper for Woolworth; s
Worn T.M. Storke scholarship for obtaining most news
paper subscriptions. Graduated Cbllege 1919.
Saw picture of house designedby George Washingtonftrrith
Came to Santa Xarbara, associated with him; alsp raught
school. Some of her designs listed. L.A.Times
1962 onwof 9 recipients of Woman of theYaar.
1961 apptd to State Board of Architectural Examiners.
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1983 9/2 p. 58
DANA CAPT. WILLIAM GOODWIN b R>ston,MA May 1797
When 18 uncle sent him to look after business in China
and India. 3 yrs later returned to'-) dston and earned
his first-class navigator's license. Left Boston on Bri
Waverly and; began trading career. In 1825 establish
ed a store in S. B. where he met Maria Josefa Carrillo.
m. 1828; 21 ch,8 died in infancy. Had land grant in
Nipomo inl839. Rancho a trade center, cloth,soap,furni
ture, agridultural implements and candles mfgd for trac
Later the acbbe was a stage stop and a mail stop.
Objective of SIX) Gb.KLst. Sbc. to make restoration
so complete will truly identify as outstanding his
torical building, •
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
comp. Mary ELlen Galbraith from Historical and
Biographical Record in So. Calif. J.H. Guinn,
Chapman Pub Co Chicago, 1902
with addtl references from
SANTA BARBARA HISTORY MAKERS, Walker A.Tbmpkins,
ed. Barbara Kithaway Tompkins, McNally & Loftin,Pubs
1983
Individuals listed in ANCESTORS WEST, with Issue,
Vol. No. and page on separate cards. ^
THEY CAME! TO SANTA BARBARA
Mary Ellen Galbraith
Extrateddd by q^^ i
SEPT 1979
PIETRA, Cavalier Leopold© Chiappa
5/3 pp 70- 71
PIEIRA
W, Amparo ARENAS , desc. of
AVILA, Cornel io
BARKER, Frederic I., a son of Francis BARKER of
Amesbury, MA & grandson of Dea. Samuel BARKER
a tailor,who made a coat and treeches for Gen.
George Washington. His mother was
INGALL5, Nancy
He arr. S.
5 other ch. named.
B. 1 Jan 1873 from San Francisco.

•^THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA, extracted by
Mary Ellen Galbraith '
SEPT 1979 5/3 p. 70
SAUNDERS, E. W. , M. D. b. 1843 Van Buren Cb. Iowa
moved to MO where father was a cabinet maker
1876 family visited Iompoc and settled
there . Served in Civil War; in Wilson raid
through Tenn, ala,miss. After Civil War
began study of medicine jgrad.Iowa 1874 M.
HALL, Lydia of Scotland Co., MO and had 5 ch(named)
Dr. Saunders and son DanlCarlos opened drug
store. He became co physician and surgeon for
So. Pacific Ry. ^
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA, extracteS^ 3
Mary Ellen Galbraith, Sept 1$9 5/3 pp 70-71
LAWTQN, Jbhn Percy b. 1864, Cheshire, Eng., son of
h ^..O : Joseph LAWTON and Martha HQDSQN During
1885 pleasure trip to U.S.,admired S. B.
and for his health settled here.;opened
real estate office on State St. opposite
Arlington Hotel m.
TRUMAN, Violet, a granddau of lord Rokeby; 3 ch named
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA Extracted by Card 4
Mary ELlen Galbraith
SEPT 1979 5/3 p. 71
MEIGS Peveril b 1847 Brooklyn, NY m.
Rosamond WESTON, a desc. of Richard WESTON
of the Plymouth Colony. 5 ch
rounder of family in America was Vincent MEIGS
(MEGGSO from co. Dorset, Eng. who settled in
East Guilford, CT c. 1637 His on Jbhn was b. Weymouth
was deacon of 1st church in Guilford 1696-1713.
His son Janna m. Hannah WILLARD, granddaughter of
Simon WILLARD, a hero of King Philip's War.
After 40 yrs in business, forced to retire and came
to-Calif, 1837^. Tried to establish olive oil business
Card 4
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA extracted by
Mary Ellen Galbraith SEPT 1979 5/3 p.80-71
MEIGS, Peveril b 1847 Brooklyn, NY m.
WESTON, Rosamond, desc. of Richard WESTON of the
Plymouth colony 5 ch (named)
Ebunder of daraily in NE was Vincent MEIGS
(MEGGSO from co. Dorset, Eng. who settled'
in East Guilford CF c 1637. His son .
John MEIGS was b. Weymouth and was DEA. of
the first church in Guildord 1696-1713.
JVlLLARrp-l-iSn Jan£a m- JiW)ah WIILARD, granddau of |
ffi» t^ir^SJ 2? m ^%SC^Zt** health
^SS^^S^?^'**A «rt compete with
THEY CAME TO CALIFORNIA Card 5
ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT1979 5/3 p. 71
WESTON,Rosamond, wife of Peveril MEIGS, desc. of
Richard WESTON, of the Plymouth Colony; 5 ch.
WILLARD, Hannah, wife of Janna MEIGS, son of
Peveril MEIGS and Rosamond Weston. p. 71
WILSCN ALbert C. J. Wilson came to S. B. 1867 from gold
mines in No. Calif, b. Jbseph Wilson but,because so
many of that name, applied to legislature and by its
act name was changed to Albert £iihoun Joseph WIU3GN
His grandfather, John WILSCN was early pioneer from
^^J^V^evto Olio Valley.father Iouis WU3QN, b. W.Va
T%rY 2% 9^812 W «** ^ ****** **#* to
settle in S.B. .hot laacrdLm.Marararet CJXMto'tfnH ;

cw
W«TOSmiBMM1(A1(CmmW3
TOPER Hw»d. named tor Items EUwod Q639 17!^
••
assssajts?2c??»^-S
1853 Saran^ mJfi££*S^-£*
f}-
ferns. They lived in R)rt-au-Pr^JTft\+? autho£i1:y °«>
then returned to New ^CiM^i?,^ ?* 8 »*»
sale- trip to the West Cbaa: asTtouSJ t^?6 *
2S«" ^ £»»*•£ ^HnSuntffi «
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA Card 4

Ca- 7 q
TCEY CAMilb SAOTA BaUSARA, ANC WST SEPT tfV6/3/p86 ^
'' BOTHEKOTD^ Ste^h(~?li 1917 when he noved to S.B. :j
j. V^.
^_
i operated ^^^Tcres between San toque and
; There he purchases 123acres"^"T5 Ontare Ranch of
! fflanar Ave.whereh ^ *»»«*££ luXision was laid ,
Dixey *. Ttompson. ^^^dPferk SSol the battle :
out with curving streets. "»* *L£"£|iated.
i and unsold. .
IH • : :
11 Card 8
1! THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA (ANCESTORS
4 WEST, SEPT 1980, 6/3/ pp 86-87
i SEXTON, Richard K., originally from Cincinnati, OHIO
broulJht wife and 5 ch by steamer from New York to San
Francisco. Moved to Amador couty where tohe d^ug*1*
of 1864 destroyed his entire nursery stock.Reloaated
in Petaluma.Leaving the 2 older sons, William and Joe,
in charge he came to S. B. to investigate land in
Goleta.Bought 3 contiguous blocks in the south-
1 western part of S.B., hounded by West Montecito,
i Castillo Streets, West Beach and the Mesa bluffs
j and constructed a 2-story redwood house at 229 Castillo
St. In 1869 sold far price of $2,200 paid to Hill
heirs, to son Joseph who in Nov 1868 at age of 26
... (—_ — - ,
! Car d Q
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT I960, 6/3 p 86-08
SEXTON,

v£ THEyLmE TO SAt^BAJ^ARA '^ ll \
v4^ ax^hj^ ANCESK^feT SEPT 1980 6/3 rjTfc7 ^
.1-i.i
1 SEXTON, Jbseph (con)
One sample of each new tree and shrub was planted
in the front yard of his own home. Sexton also originat
ed the pampas plume industry from grass grown from seeds
imported from Argentina. Goleta Valley became the
| world supplier of this unique product, much demand in
Iondon,England, Hamburg and Berlin, Germany. Between
1890 and 1895 Sexton exported hald a million plumes
annually. He d. August 1, 1917 aged 75
FENZI, 4)r. Emanuel j&ame changed to FENZI, Francesco
Erancheschi.Florentine horticulturist,came to S.B.1094
propagated Francheschi frame tree. Plantings on
Iftyiera o^ s^~trqpica^ $ tribute tq hi#T
| THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA ^^ ,
I ANGKnCRS^WEST SEPT 1960 6/3/ p. 87 ^ 12
«m* Dr. Emmnuel Qrazio (con
•' ro*+ .!rancesco Prancheschi (name change)
I anextensive horticultural nS "aly to supervise
pittosproum ZiSr^ k?das' eucaluptus,
otics torrtiSeL^ hibiscus and other »
I0BEIO ODSEb Qui^ UJSC1980 6/4p.l42
rehearsal led'^ e°Pras'°r pU^ ^fj^fed SkJ.
at age 35 -J*6 °«*estia, tten^U* ected than i?a
andX-te* de %***• B**- age £ dau^?^ the Play?
syft&sr"-"^srsas-*£s-ss-
«WB ah^ES** »«* designed^1:1!?ed ^ »»**/
1HH- CAME TO SANTA BARBARA (ANCESTORS m&$&980
^varfSr *~^-"architect at "
^inting in J^ris. iSIffl^t^^ .
S afafarcniTeSi8!811 "*"*.-&££ nL=
ftminsula resects af^^s^nfi^nterey
Received an Hbmr Award from S? a ?; J»i ^ntecito.
tor design of the 1^jELf?£llt' Chapter ol **&
R>ad, Itontecito *hnSOn tom on S^1*** Canjon
/

"7 r-TEY CAME TC TANTA BARBARA Car 3 v r^*$0(3
xi^ -J^^ANCESTORS^ST, JUNE 1980 6/3 p.>**»- ^»i *-wP
THCMPSCN, Dixey bprn Maine 1826; rose from cabin boy
to master of own vessel in 1848. Arrived S.B.1858
became future owner of Ontare Rancho(San Roque
and Rutherford area) Joined Gold Rush 1849,
returned to the sea and m%deh£fe3sbome port
Santa Ibsa Island which belonged to his relative
Capt. Alpheus B. Thompson,one of S.B's earliest
Kankee settlers. Barns and corrals located at
Hollister and Alamar, (presently Long's Drug
store and parking lot) Blacksmith shops and other
false-fronted buildings located at de la Vina St.
1la?ureii:bfFly^kfsWai^^l9^ass' °*ten
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA Card 4 •
ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1980 6/1 p. 63 5
TH3BaPSCN,DKEY (con)
Died April 1903 aged 77 5W&rfT
His widow, the former Nancy SWEJET of Maine
lived in stately,white Colonial home at '
1415 Oiapala St. now offices of
Santa Barbara Cbunty Board of Realtors
a^L^ TO Smr^ BARBARA • Card
! d- S. B a.Aug^"amVe1^ **»*».

V THEY-«&E TO SANW*AHBARA (ANCESTORS Vfl£^ Card 3^J
DEC 1980 6/4 p.142
LINCOLN Araasa Lyman with wife, Abby Smith PATRICK,
j "^fimtt-STtD S. B. in 1869^andsons Lyman :
I Putnam 6 and Henry Patrick 4. m*h Gfonksnf |
\\i gS*W ^ 1870 purchased Tfcjiguas Ranch
! AfteV a very d?y year sold his share to thejfoungs
wto^eptdt until1884. In 1872 established a me •
! it is S.B;s oldest continuously operated £tel.
in 1872 with Mortimer Cook organized the OT IMra*^
©ii BANK, serving as cashier .remained untn his death
•rn 1897 Others in organisation of S.B's first bank
W c. w. willi^;Also City and &&*/* *W y

i i THEY CAmO) SANTA BARBARA . ) Card 2 j )A -9
^ IHITHfgiSES SffiENIS WHD CAME TO SANtWARBARA W c^O^-.
(ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 7/1 p 34
• FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT visited S.B. while Secy of
Navy,prior to 1» time he was stricken with polio
IDNAID WIISON REAGAN whose Billporeen,Irish roots were
reported in Wall St. Journal Dec 2,1980 half Irish,
maternal grandfather Wilson was Scottish^ternal grand-
„r>+v.o*. -RWHcsh First visit to Rancho de 1 Cielo,his b.u.
SK Smetese^Jn Thursday,Feb l*h,1981, ends Feb23.
CALVIN O0OLIDGE came to S.B. to attend a service at
First Congregational Church and is said to have in
sisted that his driver not exceed 10 miles an hour.
Card 2
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA (ANC WEST MAR 1982 8/1 p34
JAMES BICKI£ RICKARD (CON^
1915-1916 City of Santa Barbara; in 1912 became its
Ibstmaster. In 1926 elected treasurer of the Post
masters Assn of Calif. Championed many worthy projects.
1920 closely identified with preparation and presentation
of historical masque "La Primavera" .wjocj depicted
the early history and life of S.B. His son was presi
dent of ad Spanish Dass Fiesta in 1948 ndnd 1949,
elected city attorney in 1951 and served 4 years as
jnavr^ from 1953 to 1957, has 5 sons and 8 grandchildren.
THEY CAME TO STANTA BARBARA
(ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1982 8/2 p. 76
MEREWBACH, Col. \feiter (USA, Bet )
ig^f^A^ °f ^ AME^CANISM MEDAL.awarded
ar?^ &?*•* b£ *"" of the' lacklea? Cime
THOMPSON, Alpheus B.
Sea Ckptain in China and Sandwich Island trade
1834 built 2 story adobe building at what is now
805 Stae St. Building conmissioned by Col.
John C. Fremont in 1846 to house his staff of
California Battalion and again by the
New York Volunteers who maintained martial law
in S. B. from April 1847 until Fall of 1848.
later operated as a hotel,known as St. Charles
Hotel. In 1953 when razed to make way for new
construction was a part of Piccadilly Square
ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1980,6/2 p. 63
SS D^MC^^Pr^l^Sei|l9 W*»
born Maine 1826; rose from cabin boy to master
of own vessel in 1848. Arrived S.B. 1858
became future owner of Qntare Rancho (Wan Ibque*
Ruthertord area) Joined Gold Ruch 1849; returned
^^aAnd nwte *** P01* on s**a Rosa island .
which belonged to.his relative, Capt. Alpheus B J
Thompson,one of S. B's earliest Ya4e sett^s
His barns and corrals loated at Ibllister and
^a^presently Long's Drug store and parking
lot);Blacksmith shops and other false-fronted
* ^ingS Were 3ocated a* de la Vina St. also
a produce market for farmers.Feauture by FlySing Q
Studios 1913^921.Managed original Ariwi
S^.Qjuntv rW&J^*1^* Hjuse now ofti^
•«•»-

TIlW, ELIZABFW(Mrs. George)
(ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985 11/3/ p.93
See PROFILE Card
Research interests include
EOSTER CT & }JD early 1800s
HICHAM VA & MO : :
HARDER VA late 1700s
DOVE VA " "
Has JOHNSON Family §lbum would be happy to return
or turn over to family member
ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1985 11/3 p 99
TIME _A TTMELY REMINDER
(ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1986 12/2 p 59
Sept 1752. In using early MaS JfEl ****** 14
used - The rmnth ,„5 «ii TT^# records care must be
Q-^rs^^^^ »*«h«t by «u*,
the month in their record than the narae of
TITUS, Harry PROFILES MAR 1979 5/1 p<
ANCESTORS WEST
MAR 1981 7/1 r
son of Clifford L and Jessie BARNEETT TITUS h fio^h,
tells of his nurturing os his femily tree.
PROFILE (ANCESTORS WEST, MAR 1981 9/1 n 5
see Profiles card f p'
TTTUS, Harry Book Reviews
MAR 1978 4/1 p.29-30
GENEAIOGICAL PERIODICAL ANNUAL INDEX - 1975
laird C. Tbwle, MD. The Yankee Bookman(Vol .14) .
GEANEIDGY VIA NEWSLETTER, N. Burr Cbryell(S.B., P.I.F
PARISH MAPS OF THE COUNTIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES
comp. The Inst, of Heraldic and Gen.Studies
Kbrthgate, Canterbury, Kent, Eng. (Logan UT* j
Everton Pub Cb) ' , •
IT HAPPENED IN OLD SANTA BARBARA,Walker A. Ttompkins
(S.B.,CA;S.B.Natl Bank) pp. 29-30 *«**«•
CHEROKEE COUNTY HISTORY, Mrs.Frank Ross Stewart
TITOS Harry . -at AUGO**? SBOGS mtg. 33 vols from
«WSSK conection *"**by "^ «Si8
V.P. Amy Woods Marwede presided in his absence
as he was called to bedside of his mother inT.CA
SEPT 1979 5/3 p. 69
Donation of 25 books and 7 pamphlets .listed
SEPT 1979 5/3 and periodicals
PROFILE! (ANCESTORS WEST,llfeou?981 7/1 p. 6
^ C!!5!*1£D a1110!© PP 10-11 ARBOL GENEALOGIOO
also PROFILE! MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 5 v:^^1^

TITUS, Harry Baok Review- GENEALOGY VIA NEWSLETTER, j &^ /
N. Burr^ry^MAR^^^^, fygfac, ; /
Janice T. Dixon and Dsra D. Flack
i BOCK REVIEW
TITUS, Harry SEPT 1978 4/3 p. 97
PRESERVING YOUR PAST, Janice T. pixon and Ebra D.
Flack,(Garden City NY DDubleday St Cb. Inc.)
TITUS, Harry Article PERSONALITY, Qol. H. T.
(Henry Theodore) TITUS : FAMOUS OR INFAMOUX/ •
~ AMmgfflmyi WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 pp 12—135
TITUS,
Harry and wife Justine cooled m**^^ «
189* q n ^ ^ copied Marriage Records
:; 1836 S.B.County ANCESTORS ^ DEC ;98? 8/4 ^^
1898 with Harry Glen MARCH 1983 9/1 o**£ 144~148
1902 M-Y with Janet Uwler iM^w 9/4
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1986 12/4/132 IW 152~154
of Octo^f 1*J^*«*4 ^y ^us, week
Prr^i^r«+L ' 1' ms Proclaimed GENEALOGY WEEK-
Reclamation reproduced in ANCESTORslS^!^. 4;
TITOS, - PERSCNALITY COLONEL H t' TITOS
famous oawra (KaLE^tu.)
ferrv w^*®? WKP' MAR^1983 9/1 pp 12^5
ferry Titus ^rmission to insert granted bv
Bkrry Titus and Writers' Pub Cb *hfS? • „.
use or reproduce any Port^Sher^nknX^aon^l '
research, application, accompanied bv SASEq£S?S^
s? asrsyg?- ^ «•> °sr
Jiff*a^ffcssiss^
to revert to his heirs if

OS POSTAL SERVICE STATE ABBREVIATIONS
(Corrected Reprint) (McW^^1988 1

VAlSWHugh D. l^Plainfield NJ desc oi^bhn Vail
Quaker preacher from England who settled in N J.
see THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA card
(ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1979 5/1 p JL9
VAN ZANDT 12th annual reunion- Hilton PLaza Inn,
Kansas City, VD Oct 20-21,1979. Ibr info contact .
Vesta Flack, 304 West 51st St. Kansas City MO 64112
(from Midwest Gen.Register, Juee 1979)
ANCESTORS WEST, Sept 1979 5/3 p.71
VANZANT MEETING (ANCESTORS WEST MARCH 1983 9/1 p. 17*
1983 meeting tentatively scheduled |or J uly 29,30,31
Castleton, VT; Headquarters, Gastleton State lollege
Includes tour of maple sugar factory, Fort Ticonderoga
and the Shelburne Museum. 1984 VAN ZANT MEETING
to be held in Los Angeles, CA .
vjvbeebans- ww^iM^Wm^m^ !
FADEAWAY (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1987 13/2/76
Patricia A. Case 3 page presentation in THE GENEAIOGICAL
HELPER JaiHFeb 1987 pp 13017 with list of reference
hooks on p. 18 5 tips set out. addresses of depts.
given.
VIRGINIA (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1981 7/2 p 58-63
GENEAIOGICAL RESEARCH ^ ^^ 1?88
Map p.58 Historical dates
References Periodicals in SBOGS Library
Only Virgininian in S.B. Cbunty 1852 State Census was
Wm. FORMAN 52 MW Farmer b. VA last res. TEXAS
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH pp 59-63
Genealogist's Notebook, Virgania Research,NbrmanWright,
PhD. reprinted from ANCESTORS WEST Fall 1975p 59-61
Virginia References in SBOGS Library p.61 63
References in Gledhill Library,Hist.Sba,
V*SS£ixTK JOB 1986 12/2 p59
From Feb 1986 SEARCHER p. 36
5W?*"" 5K1S5S5
S£ , *?iam IL from 1781 to 1818
SSSSwElBO IN from 1787* 1816
KY from 1775 to 1792 _
VIRGINIA - Protest Northampton Co. VA 1641 >wtmrTATT
signed by Stephen CHARLTON Llevyne DENWOOD Jno NUTHAIL
Wm. WHTiTINGTON, Jbhn ELLIS, Steph HORSEY
Assembly did not act until 1653,when it referred to
the protest and callled it Scandalouus and seditious.
Signers fined 300 pounds of tobacco each and a
Cfc.pt. Thomas JOHNSON fined 500 pounds of tobacco.
(In 1646 he had obtained a patent Dor 600 acres oin
Noarthampton County.
MAR 1979 5/1 p. 8
33 see card on Walker and JARVIS FAMILIES

VOTUNrEER SERVICES SUGGESTED
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1986 12A P 16 (184 wrong)
EXCHANGE SCAN BRANCHES AND TWIGS Gen.Soc VT Tree Tbp
Section vol 14/4 contains 6 pages of EXCHANGE SCANS
Also \blunteer to Abstract ANCESTORS WEST according I
to rules of FAMILY HISTORY SOEIETY NEWSLETTER Needed.
VOLUNTEER WORKERS SBOGS
(ANCESTORS WEST, MARCH 1983 9/1 p 7
Names of earnest workers appear in List of
Gbmmittees(on inside front cover)
Hsspitality Cbnraittee is planning to rotate
respnonsibility for snacks,etc. at the monthly
meetings, with one or two members making plans ibr
each meeting and enlisting efforts of the many
volunteers.
AGen .Ste Q« Surnames from Published 33urces,Vol 2
° T^SviS AID TO VIRGINIA-WESTJ^INIA A^ORS
^f T£Z now with Natl Archives,Washington DC ^^
ofwidow applied for abounty land warrant Custody
ISBN 0-9249210250* c. 198b John ^^^^^^
•Stout 25 listed on each, page; * indicates f1^—*
^c£SJSTUi^ai Va Cbunty -rr^reoords
in a comprehensive series durng next 5 yrs
"W^nSa^ IN THE U.S. ARMY 1800-1815
Publication List of Iberian Pub Cb,. ^^-J*^
1986 contains 30 listings. 2 review copies received
VI^^I^S BEC1986, 12/4/160

SuTuodo oaoidxo

(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4 p 11£»
New service genealogy buffs beginning Oct 22 1984
special page in Sunday Classified Announcements
and notices section. Included: Queries (for
ancestors b. at least 100 years ago; Genealogy
Supplies; Services; Books and Magazines; family
Reunion Announcements; Organizations and Misc.Gen.
nn-n Tir, f»Wpti.^n at 1-800-624-2367.
V/ELDEN -(van)Welde(n) -WEUXJN Carcl l
(ANCESTERS WEST • SEPT 1982 8/3 p 84-8)5
Monograph from Armand Vanwelde, editor 45p French
^OSF&J11 research on surname WEIDEN and allied names
with bibliography od sources and documental proofs
a^naRg^fi?Lfl!B9M^nJster,Q,ngregational

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HPORD, oiL^a F/ of 3^Jersey, 2nd wife of
WIILIAM HENRY LEWIS, M. D.,who came to S. B.
and opened office at 1113 State St. in 1901
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA
ANCESTORS WEST, DEC 1979 5/4 p 103
WOODS FAMILY (ANCESTORS WEST JUNE 1981 7/2 pp 69-79
Lists Children and Grandchildren of
EDWARD MELVEN WOCDS (father of SBCGS member ^ylterwrie;
notice re Family Reunion to be held Medford, OREGON
July 23-26-1981
WOODS FAMILY REUNION ,Amy Woods Marwede) July 18,1981 ,
(ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1981 pp 100-1QL !
Edward Melvan, (187401946), Supt. Met;rffilitan
Depr. Boston> Mass.
From Bottom to Top in R>rty Four Yeard by his
daughter SBOGS member Any Woods Marwede.
ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1979 5/4 pp 109-113
WORD, Margaret comp. with others
ETHEL MOSS LIBRARY "^ ^D?84/l. p,
5-7
WORTHINGTON DESCENDANTHewsletter
(ANCESTORS WEST DEC 1984 10/4/ p 125
announcement, quarterly pub. Many desc. S.B. county
and California areas. .«.«.,«.-
Also notice in ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1987 13/3/135
WRTTHINGHAM, Robert Quaker imrriage record |
at Owstwick, county of York, England '
13th day 11th month, 1743
and Mary KITCHEN, dau of Edward KITCHINof Eksington,York
ANCESTORS WEST SEPT 1980 6/3/ pp 95-96
found by SBOGS member Beatrice Mohr McGrath
in antique shop in Rtlisades, New York. '
jgJtenB listed.on p. 62 1 q7) on p. 63
Y AND WHEREFORE THE
DEC 1978 '4/4/ p 117
Proper pronunciation t.. to Dreserve
'- Y ~ Y"«» WHEREFORE, THE DEC1978 ^ p ny
; »***fcles a"y" and^'p^^^"* ^ the Syntol
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48 alDtf1'r^fvS'tor^ew instruction
^7 until the Fall of 1848^ ^ I?953
Building comTussJonea oy »•f California
» 1846 to housetosstatt ^ ^ volunteers
Battalion
Xj maintained
•*>dJ»8a*?4r?
martial
iaw
law in S.B. from
operated
April
1HU^ndwich I^^'vtet is now 805 StateSt
2 story ^^^^bf&Wbhn C.Freeaont
*%gM Wb^S^P&bS ctina and
TH^PSCN, Alpheus p. Sea^^^
THEY CAME TO SANTA BARBARA Card 1
ANCESTORS WEST, JUNE 1980 6/2 p.63
BATCHELDER, Gsfrrge A. from Atherton, CA
in 1913 najority stockholder in Riviera Company
at Santa Barbara. ELanted hundreds of oak
seedlings ,from his nursery in Atherton on the
barren mesa; imported Italian stonemasons
supervised by Joe Don of Santa Barbara. lots
oriented so that no lot would impair view
of neighbsrof city of S.B.or harborpcean and
channel islands. Tile-roofed,stucco houses
erected at minimum cost of $4,000. All utilyti
wires underground. Streets named for Mission
Padres County Bowl donate^ Riviera Improvement
Assn founded 1930Jir. HJ^W^*^E
!^6r;"^iSSSw MAKERS ,1983
o?-W^JSS - rancher e^el Istands^
fB CAME 10 SAM* BARBAM.oonjP.Mary *£"£«* • |
* ANCESTORS WEST MAR 1979 o/i p. a»
CAUTCR. ««^.^««*£££ Canal
p. 71
THE? C^ TO SOTA BARBAfIA
ANCESTORS WEST, SEPT 1979 5/3
V^ESSS^jISL?!? her Parents ftom CHIQ
&w^.*«^S5?££2£
k THEY tSm TO CALI^INIA, Extracted by
Mary Ellen Galbraith SEpp 1Q7Q 5/3 ^^
JWIISON, Albert C. J. came to Calif, in 1867 from gold
| mines in no. Calif. B. Joseph WIL9QN, but so many
j of that name, applied to Legislature for name
; cange to Albert Calhoun Joseph WIISON His grand
father, John, was early pioneer from N.J. to Ouo
River Valley; his father Iouis WILSON b. W/ VS
and served in the War of 1812 When 28 Albert
came to Calif by steamship down the Ohio to
New Orleans, by boat through Lake Nicaragua
and by oxcard to the Pacific Ocean. Wilson family
\
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