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Vol. 9 No. 4. December, 1983 Whole n'»iix»r ','7

To6avj vOe&s ufsterbagu>tth tomorrotO lor continuing

Harry W. Titus

Emily Perry Thies

Bette Root

Harry W. Titus

Mary Ellen Webster Galbraith

Carlton M. Smith

Selma Bankhead West

Harry R. Glen

Carol Forbes Roth

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

P.O. Box 1174 Goleta, CA. 93116-1174

OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, COMMITTEES 1983

Norman E. Scofield President

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NOMINATIONS FOR 1984 OFFICERS - S.B.C.B.S 122MULTIGENERATIONAL SURNAME NUMBERING SYSTEM .Lilian M. Fishl22-123PROPOSED aiANGE IN FORMAT FOR ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN

ANCESTORS WEST AND ADOPTION OF POLICY ON ADVERTISING BY ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETIES 123

Example of new proposed format (2 colums) 124ANCESTORS TABLES

Chart So. 2, revised and enlargedHelen Hurray Miller, (Mrs. Charles A. ) 125-128

CAart No. 39 . Muriel Werner Graham 129-130MONTANA RESEARCH AND REFERENCES, with County Hap 131-139FIRST ACCOUNTOF THE CUSTER MASSACRE,

TRIBUNE EXTRA. Bisrarck, D. T. July 6, 1876 140-141SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECOCTS

1902, copied by Alice Ovington and Victor South: 142-1481903, copied by Janet Lawler, Karen Heritage and

Harry Titus 148-154QUERIES 130,139,160NF» IN THE LIBRARY. Ruth Scollln. Librarian 155-157BOOK REVIEWS AJD NOTES 158-160

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or to the EditorLilian H. Fish2546 Kurrell RoadSanta Barbara, CA 93109

N0MINAT1CNS FOR 1984 OFFICERS - SBCG5

A t the November meeting the Nominating Committee reported thefollowin nominations for officers for 1984.

PRESIDENT: DOREEN DULLEA, 528 Barker Pass Rd. Santa Barbara CA 93108VICE PRESIDENT: HARRY GLEN, 225 Rosalia Way.Santa Barbara CA 93111SECRETARY; PORIS CRAWFORD,1919 El Camino de la Luz SB CA 93109Under the by-laws the Librarian and Editor are not subject to annual

nominations, and will remain the same.

MULTIGENERATIONAL SURNAME NUMBERING SYSTEM - Lilian M. Fish

Attention is called to an article in the SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETYBULLETIN, Vol. 33, No. 1, Fall, 1983, p. 28, by Ida Skarson tfcCormick, memberof the SGS Computer Interest Group, entitled: Modified Henry Multigenerational

r fflis^lfPicularly caught your editor's attention due to the fact thatshe has been attempting to influence ftelinde Lutz.^the young relative who induced her to collaborate on a Mann family history,to use a different numbering system than Melinde used in her Hayes family of Virginia -one which wouldbe compatible with computers andwhich would indicate the progenitors bynumbers representing the generation from John * Mann b. 4 June 1756 Elgin,co. Moray, Scotland; m. 24 Dec 1776 Janet Laing, dau of tilliara Lalng andElizabeth Douglas, dau of James Douglass and Marjory Skeen; John arrivedGloucester, Mass. 1811 with his youngest son, Janes, some of whose descendantsremoved to Virginia in the 1850s or from the first to emigrate to America:William Mann b. 26 Oct 1777, Elgin, co. Moray, Scotland, who married 25 Jan.1802 at Woodford, Cb. Essex, England the sister of a shipmate in the East Indiaservice, Mary Weald Okendon, daughter of John Okendon and his wife MarthaWeald, of Woodford, England. William was rescued froman island off the eastern shores of Africa after pirates had seized the East Indiaman on which hewas serving and brought to Salem, Essex Co., Mass. by a ship from that port.He arrived in Salem, Mass. 4 December 1803. His wife and son. John WilliamMann. b. 24 Aorll 1803 at Woodford. Essex Co.. England, arrived Boston. Mass.23 October 1806. preceding the father and vouneer brother by several years.

The method described in the McCormick article would designate Williamas 1. His father as 2 andhis younger brother as 3.

The explanation set out in the McCormick article runs:"2 is the 2nd person in the 1st generation (mavbe the 2nd

proeenitor of the surname rather than a sibling of 01)29 is the 5th child of #2.25ft is the 10th child of 025JJSAB is the 6th child of 025A „

2SA6E is the 14th child 6f #25A6The proposed modification of the Henry system would allow all the

descendants of an individual to be on a print out before his/her next sibling (unless only one or two generations are specified) and gives the following example:

" 1 GALT, Robert13 GALT, James132 GALT, Thomas

1321 GALT, Janet1322 GOLT, Mary1323 GALT, James13231.1 McJINSEY, Mary13231.11 PATTERSON, Elizabeth Ann13231.12 PATTERSON, James Alexander13231.13 PATTERSON, Sarah Mary13231.14 PATTERSON, Martha Rebecca13231.15 PATTERSON, Joseph M. (Judge)13231.16PATTERS0N, James B. (Dr.)13231.17PATTERS0N, Samuel (?) Smith13231.18 PATTERSON, Franklin13231.19 PATTERSON, John

13231.2 McJIMSEY. Eliza13231.3 McJIMSEY, Ann

13232 GALT, William "The Henry system is mentioned in write It night: A Manual for

Writing Family Histories and Genealogies (1983) by Donald R. Barnes and Richard s. Lackey, but that work does not discuss modifications made to thettenrysystem to accomodate the use of computers. Under the Henry system the lastnumber in the first example would be written 25(10)6(14).which Is not computer oriented. Don Gait of the Seattle Society uses a period every 5thgeneration to make'the modified Henry numbereasier to read. For example.25A6E.6954F.18 is a person In the twelfth generation.

Multigenerational Surname Numbering System

Harry Titus of SBCGS tells the writer that he uses a system inwhich each individual is assigned a file number and also a generationnumber. He drew the following explanatory chart:

milGRANT File No. 1 Generation 1 All descend-

ISSUE 2 2A3 2B4 2C5 ?2D

ants of A will

genemfonTOmberAll descendants

6 "2E°f "**" wil1 alwavs- IT have a "B" after' a the generation

ISSUE 8 3A number, and so on.9 3B10 TC11 3D12 "3F12a 3F - when an additional

child is learned later,the last number witha sequential Alphaletter is assigned.

It is to be hopedthat before the Hann Family history goes toprlng a concensus will be reached on the most feasible method of adaptinga family numbering systemto the computer.

SBCGS hag'Mn the works" a computerized listing of queries whichhave appeared in ANCESTORS WEST since the present format was adopted byformer editor Virgil Cooper, together with names of those who submittedthe same, and their addresses.

PROPOSED CHANGE IN FORMAT FOR ARTICLESPUBLISHED IN ANCESTORS WEST AND ADOPTION OF POLICY ON ADVERTISING BYORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETIES.

Oannent on changing the format for articles to be published in ANCESTORS WEST or suggestions for Improvement are solicited by the editor.

A sample of a two-column page with reduction (74) is included in thisissue, in order to meet the criticism that the print is too small for easyreading. The two-column pagecould only be used for articles as it doesnot lend Itself to printing of Ancestor Charts, Marriage Records, etc.Those items would continue to be printed as at present.

Other than the courtesy exchange offerings now on the inside back cover, ANCESTORS WEST has not published advertisements for organizations orsocieties offering publications or supplies for sale and has never set aschedule of prices for such displays. Since the entire 36or 40 pagesincludes in each issue are vital to a continuance of ANCESTORS WEST as aninformational source, and all additions must be made in 4 pages or multiplesthereof, it hasbeen suggested that an additional four pages might be allotted to.advertisements, strictly limited to genealogical connected offerings.If less than 4 pages of advertisements materialized, the unused portiondwould remain blank. Recently one inquiry has been received regarding ahalf-page advertisement. The matter was discussed at one board meeting,butno recommendation or conclusion reached. It is requested that interestin such a project be made known by correspondence with the editor.

To those of you who do not receive the Newsletter and Digest of theInternational Society of Family History Societies, it was thought you mightbe interested in reading Colin Chapman's report of his 1983 genealogicallecture tour on the North American continent, and that it could be used asexample of the proposed new format for ANCESTORS WEST articles.

A brief account of his visit to SBTOS was included in the June 1983ANCESTORS WEST.

\2A

Proposed New Format for ANCESTORS WEST Articles

In California, I walked in the 1983footsteps of Queen Elizabeth II andPrince Philip, and in Ontario in the1853 footsteps of William Clayson andhis family. These experiences were attwo two extremities of my Spring 1983genealogical lecture tour on the NorthAmerican continent on which I gave 23lectures in 21 days, covering over12,000 miles

Flying initially to Calgary and thento Vancouver in Canada, to exchangeideas with the Federation Liason Officer of the British Columbia Genealogical Society, I had no time to recoverfrom the 10-hour time difference beforeflying on to Portland,Oregon,and thenSan Francisco. By car to San Lorenzoand then San Jose where I was presentedwith hundreds of 19th century photographs - many identified but totallyunsorted - of sone distant cousins.The flight to Santa Barbara in a 15-seater aircraft flying at roof-topheight was an unexpected experience butmy reception at Santa Barbara airportby their Genealogical Society was trulyregal. Two lectures,locked in a charity supermarket whilst, a pick-pocketwas being detected, and a look at thedevastation caused by the storms duringthe Queen's tour only six weeks before,added to my experiences in this partof California. A morning lecture inSanta Barbara and,grabbing a sandwichI collected my thoughts for afternoonlectures to Ventura County Gensoc. AMexican meal and an organ recital, bythe Mormon Tabernacle Organist completed that hectic but fruitful day duringwhich I displayed and distributed Federation publications and explained the

US, particularly during the world conference on Records in 1980.A short flight to Denver and a drive

by car through a snow storm to Puebloin Colorado, where there was just timefor a wash before my evening lecture.I gave two lectures the next day andthat evening was taken to a dance ofthe local German Club.I was overwhelmed when the German band played "HappyBirthday" in honour of my anniversarythat weekend - my hosts had done theirresearch on me!Although a trip to the r'.esert was in

tended for the Sunday my exhaustion determined that the day be spent relaxing with a farming family'.having 16thcentury Bedfordshire ancestors. Nextmorning it was back to Denver by roadand then to Kansas City by air and directly to TV studios for an hour's interview and then four (!) lectures.Therewas no time to see any of Kansas orMissouri as the following day I flewinto Chicago to give lectures at theNewberry Library - what a marvellouscollection of works on British localand family history, none on open shelvesbut all available on request. I .wasprivileged to be shown the miles #f[bookstacks - including one volufp bya Brimley cousin written in the lastcentury of which I knowof only one copyin this country! There were a tfewhours to see some of Chicago, whichreminded me so much of CheltenhanPtndso little of the gangster impressionsI had previously. A quick look at thegrave of Pullman (of rail-coach fame)was possible before my flight to Torontoto complete my lecturing engagements.Besides my four lectures at a seminar

idlosyncracies of specific Etaglish arch- on English research, I was able to visitives,record offices and Family HistorySocieties.The following day I had no lectures

and used it to visit Hollywood, Los Angeles and Las Vegas before flying on to

a preserved and recreated pioneer village and also the country railway station where a Clayson cousin is reputedto have dropped dead at the turn of thecentury. A trip to another cousin's

Salt Lake City. I had planned to do some farm and a visit to friends made on mypersonal research in the Mormon genealogical library,but discovered thatother 'plans' had been made for me andI ended up presenting five lectures inSalt Lake City and at Brigham YoungUniversity, besides visiting friendsI had made on previous visits to the

1981 lecturing tour of Canada completedmy 1983 genealogical visit to America;leaving, I hope, several thousand researchers better informed on Britishancestry. I flew through the nightback to England for a complete change- I had to give a lecture on NuclearPhysics at 9 am the following morning!

Colin R. Chapman

ANCESTORS TABLEChart No. 2 (Vol. 4. no. 1. pp. 19-21)

Revised and enlargedHelen Murray Miller (Mrs. Charles A.) 1138 La Vista Rd.

Santa Barbara, CA 93110

Mote; Rather than recopying to allow two spaces betweengenerations, it seems preferable to preface the table witha listina of the numbers represented bu the several oenera-tlons: Parents 1. Nos.2-3 Grandparents 2. Nos. 4-73. Nos. 8-15 4. Nos. 16-31 5. Nos. 32-63 6. Nos.64-1277. Nos. 128-255 8. Nos. 256-511 9. Nos. 512-102310. Nos. 1024-2047 11 Nos. 2048- 4095

1. Helen MURRAY (MILLER)2.

3.Lee Patrick HURRAYKabel LOKGACRE

1887 -1892 -

OHPA

1957 -1965 -

CACA

4.5.

Joseph Daniel HURRAYTheresa IMBER (I)

1860 -1859 -

OHFrance

1930 -1917 -

OHOH

6.7.

Matthias Reiff LOKGACREMary Jane VAKDERBILT

1836 -1848 -

PANY

1911 -1893 -

CAPA

8.9.

Patrick HURRAYSara- Ann LAO'TZE!XEISER

(I) 1817 -1836 -

Ire.OH

1903 -1398 -

OHOH

10.11.

Fra.-:-: Xevier IF.ESRTheresa SCHICK

(I)(1)

1836 -1836 -

FranceFrance

19C6 -1913 -

OKOH

12.13-

Henry LOKGACREElizabeth REIFF

1809 -1817 -

PAPA

1845 -1878 -

FAPA

14.15-

Henry E. VAKDERBILTSltJwra PURDY

1805 -1823 -

HYNY

1880 -1882 -

:iyMY

16.19-

Daniel LAUTZENKEISBRVeronica BOWER

1805 -1811 -

PAOH

185U -1890 -

OHOH

24.25.

Jacob LONGACRECatherine ZIMMERMAN

1767 -1770 -

PA 1845 -1840 -

PAFA

26.27.

George S. REIFFMargaret HEEBK2R

1797-1796 -

PAPA

1820 -1867 -

PAPA

28.29.

Peter VANDBRBILTHary EVERETT

1780 -1782 -

NYNY

1839 -1835 -

KYNY

30.31-

Caleb rURDYHester KILLER (m.lst BUSH)

1782-1788 -

NYNY

1868 -1866 -

NYKY

36.37-

Henry LAUTZENHEISERElizabeth RUPERT

1779 -1783 -

FAPA •

1849 -1823 -

OHOH

38.39.

John BOWERSusanna

c.1770- -1772 -

MDMD

1849 -1849 -

OHOH

48.*»9.

Daniel LOKGACREElisabeth

. 1738 - PA- PA

PA

50. Frederick ZIMMERMAN c.1789 - ?A

52.53.

Abrana.- H. 'REIFF 1766 -1762 -

PAPA

1846 - FA

55.Christopher HEEBNERSusanna, SMITH

1770 -1773 -

PA 1827 -1816 -

PA

56.57.

' Aries VANDBRBILTAnne tie HAGEL

1736 - NYNY

1808 -:.Y

CO.61.

Job P'JRDYFheb» G5DKEY

17fl -1764 -

NYKY

1819 •1634 -

"Y•Y

52.63.

John KI'.LER, Sr.Hester

-1806 - KY

72.73-

Peter './UTZEKHSISERAr.r.r • rrara SCHNEIDER

(I) 17^ -1?49 -

Ger.PA

1605 - .""A

V5-: J3T

Kar -^U-.a GOTZ(I) 1753 - Ger. It .

1341 „

126

Chart T, Revised and rtilarreH

97.John LOKGACRESust-.M.a

(1) c.1708 - Ger.- Ger.

1745 - PA1790s- PA

•

105.r-c:. REIFF

.-..-. ksndricks1?40 - PA17*0 -

18CS - I'A1817 - PA

106.107.

Mau.ias STAUFFSRAnna CLEMENS

0.17*0 - PAc.17*0 - PA

1826 - PA

108.109.

Christopher HEEBNER, SR.Susanna WIEGNER

(I) 1731 - Ger.1738 - PA

1817 - PA1814 - PA ,

112.113-

Aert VAKDERBILTSeytie STRYCKER

1693 - NY1694 - NY

1762 - NY

11«.115-

Philip KAGELBarnetta HECEHAN

1713 - NY1723 - NY.

1797 - NY1801.- NY

120.121.

Jonathan PURDY, JR.Charity KADDEN

1728 - NY1730 - NY

1783 - NY1814 - HY •

122.123.

Caleb GEDNBYAlthea FOWLER

17*1 - NY1742 - NY

1810 - NY- NY

144.1*5.

Henry LAUTZENHEISERMaria Catherine IS - Ger.

- Ger.1790s- PA

- PA

146.147.

Anthony SCHNEIDERAnna Maria DUI

(I) c.172* - Ger. 1803 - PA1755 - PA

192.193-

Daniel LONGACREElizabeth

(I) . - Switz. 1756 - PA- PA

208.209.

Jacob REIFF, SR.Anna FISHER

(I) I698 - Ger.1709 -

1782 - PA1788 - PA

210. Leonard HENDRICKS - c.1782 - PA

212.213.

Christian STAUFFER IIElizabeth

(I) 1717 - Ger. 1781 - PA- PA

•KJ. "

214.215-

Abranan CLEMENSCatherine BACKMAN

c.1715 - PAc.1722

.1776 - PA1810- - PA

216.217-

David HEEBNERMaria KRIEBEL 13 I696 - Ger.

1705 - Ger.1784 - PA1793 - PA

•p218.219-

Hans WIEGNERAnna RSINWALD 13 I69O - Ger.

1699 - Ger.1767 - PA1785 - PA

224.225.

Aris Janse VANDBRBILTHilletje REMSBN

1653 - NY1653 - NY

1715 - NJ

226.227.

Pieter STRYCKERAnnetje BAREKDS

1653 - NY1659 - NY

17*1 - NY1717 - NY

226.229.

Philippus NAGELAnr.etje VAN WYCK

1682 - NY1682 - NY

- NY- HY

230.231.

Jan HEGEMANMarytie

C.I690 - NY 1750s- KY1750s- -.-Y

240.241'.

Jonathan PURDY, Sr.Mary KART

I694 - KY169* - NY

1772 - NY

242.243.

Job HADDENElizabeth GRIFFEN

- NY •- NY

1784 - HY- NY

i*4.

2^5.James GEDNEYPhebe CRIFFEK

1702 - NY1705 -

1766 - HY1799 - NY

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Henry FOWLERlasiiir EUDD

1717 - NY1716 - NY

s.1762 - .\Y- HY

41 o.417.

Hans Jeorge REIFFAnna Maria

(1)(i)

1662 - Ger.1662 - Ger.

1726 - PA1753 - FA

<i2<*. Christian STAUFFER I (i) - Ger. 1735 - PA

426.429.

Gerhart CLEMENSAnna REIF U)

1680 - Hoi.1680 - Switz.

17*5 - PA1744 - PA

Chart 2, Revised and1 Enlarged430.431.

George EACHKANAnna Maria SCHXABLY

(I)(I)

- Ger.- Ger.

1753 - PA- PA

438.*39.

George RBINWALDBarbara 13

- Ger.- Ger.

173&- - ?A1746 - PA

448.449.

Jan Aertsen VANDBRBILTAnneken HENDRICKS 13 1625 - Hoi.

- Nor.1705 - NJ

450.*51.

Rea Jansen VANDERBBECKJannetje RAPALIE

(i) - Hoi.1629 - NY

i68l - NY- NY

452.*53.

Jan STRYCKERLaatertje SBUEBRIHG 13 1615 - Hoi.

- Hoi.169? - NY

- NY

454.*55.

Barent JOOSTENSytle LAURENS

(i) - Hoi. 1711 - iff- NY

*56.*57.

Jurlaen NAGLEJannetle LANCELAAN

1653 - NY 1738 - HY- NY

*58.*59-

Cornelius B. VAN WYCKAnna POLHENUS 13 16308- Hoi.

c.1649 - Brazilc.1713 - NYc.1713 - Iff

460.461.

Benjamin HEGEMANBarentje JANSE

c.1662 - NYc.l6?0 - NY

1720s- NY- NY

480.481.

Joseph PURDYElizabeth

1653 - CT 1710 - NY

482.483.

Jonathan HARTHannah BUDD

C.I65O - NY165? - NY

c.1711 - NY

.484.485.

Thooas HADDENMargaret

1692 - NY 1758 - NY

486.487.

Benjamin GRIFFENMary DISBROW

- NY 1731 - NY1760 - NY

486.489.

Eleazar GEDKEY IIAnne KOTT

1666 - MA- NY

1722 - NY- NY

492.*93.

Henry FOWLER3Ann DRAKE

C.1679 - NYC.I693 - NY

1734 - NYc.1733 - NY

494.*95.

Joseph EUDDSarah UKBERhTLL

1699 - NYc.l6?4 - NY

1722 - Iff- KY

902.903.

Jores Jansen RAPALIECat&lina TRICO 13 - France

. - France- HY- NY

904. Roelof Lukassan SEUBBRING (1) C.1595 - Hoi.. - NY

912.913.

Jan KAGELCertift DIRCKS

(i) - Hoi.c.1632 - NY

1657 - NYc.1670 - NY

918.919.

Johan Theodorus POLHEMUSCatherine VANDBRWBRVBN (3 1598 - Ger. 16?6 - NY

c.l?02 - NY

921.t.ir:-...n HEGBMAKKatrir.a KARGITS 13 c.1625 - Hoi.

- Hoi.1672 - SJY1669 - NY

960.961.

Francis PURDY (I)Mary ERUtJDAGE (m.2nd J.HOYT) (l)

c.1615 - Eng.c.1628 - Eng.

1658 - CT

964.965.

Edward HARTMargaret

(i) - Eng. - NY

966.967.

John BUDD, Jr.Mary HORTON

(i) 1620 - Eng.C.I636 - MA

1684 - HYC.I69O - NY

968.969.

John HADDENElizabeth

1663 - NY - NY.- HY

972.973.

John GRIFFENElizabeth

- 1742 - NY17*0 - KY

97*.975.

Henry DISBROW, Jr.Mary

c.1665 - NYc.1671 -

c.1730 - HY

976.977.

Bleazar GEDKEY IElizabeth TURNER

1642 - MA1648 - MA

1683 - KA1677 - MA

978.979.

James MOTTMary REDMAN

1651 - NY 1707 - KY- NY

934.985-

Henry FOWLER2Abigail HOYT

1657 - RIc.1659 - CT

1733 - HYl?20s- KY

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986. Joseph DRAKE 1663 - CT 1731 - NY

987. Mary SHUTE c.1665 - CT c.l?30 -• NY

983. John BUDD, Jr. (1) 1620 - Eng. 1684 -• HY

--. Mary H0RT0N c.1636 - MA c.1690 •• HY

990. ,-umphrey UNDERHILL (I) c.1632 - Eng. 1722 •- NY

991. Sarah (n.lst _SMITH) -

1326. Dirck VOLKERTSEN(I)

c.1600 - Nor. cll677 - HY

1827. Christina VIGHE c.161* - France - HY

1922. John BRUNDAGB (I) - Eng. 1639 - CT

W23. Rachel HUBBARD (I) c.1600 - Eng. 1648 - NY

1932. John BUDD, Sr. M 1599 - Eng. 1670 - NY

1933. Katherine BROWN (I) -Eng. - NY

193*. Barnabas HORTOJt M 1600 - Eng. 1680 - NY

1935- Mary LAKGTOH (I) -Eng. ~

19**. Edward GRIFFEN (I) 1602 - Wales - NY

19*5- Mary "

19*8. Henry DISBROW, 6r. (I) c.l6*2 - Eng. 1699 - NY

19*9. Margaret "

1952. John GEDKEY (I) 1603 -• Eng. 1688 - MA

1953. Mary "

195*. Robert TURNER (I) C.I61I -• Eng. 1651 - MA

1955- Elizabeth FREESTONE: (i) 1619 •• Eng. - MA

1956. Ada* MOTT M 1620 -- Eng. 1680 - NY

1957. Jenne' HULET (i) 1625 •• Eng. 1660s- NY

:v58. John REDMAN1959. Ann PARSONS (a.2nd

' -: 70WLER1John flICHBELLJ1 1700 - NY

; -t(1) 1633 •- Eng. 1687 - NY

1Vn.*> . hvs...-s.-a KEWELL c.1636 •- MA - NY1970. Moses HOYT c.1636 -- MA c.1712 - HY1971. Elizabeth

- NY1972. Samuel DRAKE (I) • Eng. 1686 - NY1973. Ann EARLOW 1620s-• CT - NY197*. Richard SHUTE - (I) c.1632 -• Eng. 1703 - NY1975. Sarah SANFORD 1639 -• MA - NY1976.1977.

John BUDD, Sr.Katherine BROWN 13 1599 -' Eng.

' Bng.1670 - HY

- NY1978. Barnabas HORTON W 1600 - Eng. 1680 - NY1979. Mary LAKGTON (1) Bng.365*. Guelyn VIGNE W France 1631

c.1655- Iff3655. Adrlanna CUVEILLE (i) France - NY

3896. John DISBROW (i) - Eng. 1688 - HY3938. Abraham NEWELL (i) c.1581 - Eng. 1672 - MA3939. Frances (i) c.1590 - Eng. 1682 - HA39*0.39*1.

Siraor. HOYT . (1)Susanna SMITH (a.2nd R.BATES)

1590- Eng. 165716?4

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39*6. John BARLOW •M 1590s- Wales 1674 - CT39*7. Ann (?) WARD (1) 160* - 1685 - CT3950.3951.

Thoaas SANFORDSarah

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Muriel Riemer GRAHAM, 1205, 98 So. Patterson Ave., SantaBarbara, CA.X 93111 for grandson-_Graham_Ril HILDEBRALJT

1. Graham Russel HILDEBRANDT 1975-Wis.

2. Thomas Russel HILDEBRANDT 1950-Wis.

3. Melissa GRAHAM 1952-Tx.

4. Robert Jos. HILDEBRANDT 1916-Wis.

5. Alberta Amanda LOESER 1918-Wis.

6. Douglas GRAHAM, Jr. 1930-Tx.

7. Muriel Olga RIEMER 1930-Wis.

8. Frank HILDEBRANDT 1877 1924-Wis.

9. Mary FABER 1883-11. 1921-Wis.

10. Albert LOESER 1883-Wia. 1962-Wis.

11. Johanna REUTER 1886-Wis. 1977-Wis.

12. Douglas McLaurin GRAHAM 1902-Aust.

13. Hertha BRINKMANN 1903-TX.

14. Elmer Hugo RIEMER 1893-Wis. 1960-Wis.

15. Laura Mathilda H. SCHUENKE 1894-Wis. 1968-Wio.

16. Anton Jos. HILDEBRANDT 1848 1935-Wis.

17. Anna Mary GANSER 1850-Wis. 1925-Wis.

IB. Peter FABER 1858-Ger. 1931-Wis.

19. Katherina MICHELS(MICHAELS) 1861- 1920-Wia.

20. Peter S. LOESER 1849-Wis. 1936-Wis.

21. Anna L. CLAUS (CLAUSE) 1847 1916-Wis.

22. Christian REUTER 1840-Prus. 1927-Wis.

23. Gertrude BALTES 1847-Wis. 1926-Wis.

24. Edward Alfred GRAHAM 1870-Ire.

25. Elsie McLAURIN 1879-Aust.

26. Halter BRINKMANN 1870-Tx. 1942-Tx.

27. Hedwig BODEMANN 1875-TX. 1962-Tx.

28. Henry August RIEMER 1863-Wis. 1941-Wis.

29. Caroline TEICH 1864-Ger. 1928-Wis.

30. Carl Albert SCHUENKE 1870-Ger. 1956-Wis.

31. Ida Pauline BERNDT 1873-Ger. 1955-Wis.

32. Anton HILDEBRANDT

33. Hedwig BERNBACH34. Anton GANSER 1816 1891-Wis.

35. Gertrude HAAS 1827 1895-Wis.

36. Michael FABER 1822 1892-Wis.

37. Elizabeth HERBER (HARBER) 1824 1905-Wis.

38. Nicholas MICHELS(MICHAELS)39. Anna WIEKET (HICKART)40. Michael LOESER 1899-Wis.

41. Marie

42. Michael CLAUS (CLAUSE) 1809 1889-Wis.

43. Katharina (CELOMAS-sp?) 1822 1898-Wis.

44. Nicholas REUTER45.46.

Mary A.George BALTES 1882-Wis.

47. Magelalene FUCHS 1813

48. Edward GRAHAM49. Jane Anne MOFFITT

50. James William McLAURIN(D 1848-Aust •

51. Mary FRANKLIN CDHeinrich "Otto" BRINKMANNU)

1850-Eng.

52. 1832-Ger. 1915-TX.

53. Marie Johanne OCHSE <D 1848-Ger. 1921-Tx.

54. Julius "Robert" BODEMANN (UI 1830-Ger. 1905-Tx.

55. Marie EIMKE(D 1837-Ger. 1925-Tx.

56. Charles "Carl" RIEMER (I) 1823-Ger. 1917-Wis.

57. Sophie Caroline LUDWIG (I)John A. TEICH <D

1828-Ger. 1917-Wis

58. 1831-Ger. 1902-Wis

59. Wilhelmina BONESS (I) 1838-Ger. 1912-Wis

60. Carl SCHUENKE (I) 1828-Ger. 1889-Wis

61. Wilhelmina POTRAT2 (I) 1830-Ger. 1912-Wis

62. Wilhelm BERNDT (I) 1848-Ger. 1904-Wis

63. Mathilda HARDTKE (I) 1853-Ger. 1927-Wis

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68. Adam GANSER 1775-Prus.69. Anna Marie HERSCHEID74. Peter HERBER (HARBER)75. Anna96. William GRAHAM9B. James MOFFITT

100. Alexander McLAURIN101. Elizabeth SPARROW102. Charles FRANKLIN103. Elizabeth TAYLOR104. Carl BRINKMANN105. Johanna S. MITTENDORF 1797-Ger.106. Julius OCHSE 1822-Ger.107. Auguste J. SCHAEFER t1' 1823-Ger.108. August BODEMANN109. Louise TECHMUELLER110. Heinerick EIMKE111. Friederike BBRHRENDS114. Jacob LUDWIG 1802-Ger.122. Johan POTRATZ123. Henryette VAHJOHN124. Johan W. BERNDT125. Heriette L. KRUEGEL126. H. HARDTKE

206. Theodore BRINKMANN 1803207. Gertrud KRUEMPELMANN208. Christoph MITTENDORF209. Engel Cathrinia UHDBN210. Christian Gottfried OCHSE

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18B3-TX.

Seek info on Wlllian HENDRICKS and wife Ananda HENDRICKS,lived in 111. probably Knox Co. in 1850. Wlllian b. KIca 1810. Ananda b. Ind. ca 1810, Who were Wlllian'sparents, and who wero Ananda*a parents7 When and whoredid they die? Had son Marion b. ca 1833, 111, anddaughter Louisa, b. 1852. Knox Co., 111. Marlon livedin Iowa 1880-1900. Louisa lived in Iowa and died 1907.

f2,t2r,?,UNO b' RJ n 18U- llTed Warren Co* Ohio »PProx.1818-1855. Married Eliza WHITAKER b. GLernont Co., Ohioca 1812. They lived Warren Co., Ohio, noved to Knox Co.,111. ca 1855. Poter died ca 1857-59. 111. Who wareEliza's parents} When and where did Peter diet

Need inro on Jacob IODR0, b. Germany ca 1772, marriedElizabeth, b. NT or Philadelphia, PA ca 1782. Theylived in HJ, noved to Warren Co., Ohio ca 1818. Whowero Elizabeth's parents, and where was she bornT Whendid Jacob imlgrate to U3T Who were his parents? Theirchildren - Jacob Jr.. Peter, Josenh, Wllllaa, Abigailand Henry born Warren Co., Ohio, and some noved toKnox Co., 111.

Seek info on Janes B. EDHIST0N, b. 1832 Oallipolis,Ohio, or Oallipolis Ferry, VA (W.V.). Who were hisparents? Harried (2) Katherine STAFFORD b. ca 1850Rosconwon Co., Ireland. Who were her parents and whendid she Immigrate to US? Janes died 1898, Kirksvllle, M0.Katherine died Minneapolis, Minn. 1940.

Ruth A. Pelch506 Calle AlamoSanta Barbara, CA 93105

MOHTAHA RESEARCH ANU RelFEREMCESCapital, Helena Territory I864 41st State 1889

•Then white explorers first came into the area, at least 16 tribes of Indians roamed over Montana. The first whites to visit there were traders fromFrance, Scotland and England. In 180) Montana was part of the Louisiana Purchase. In 1805 members of the Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed the stateen route west and also on the return trip in 1806. The western part of Montana was included in the section that cane to the United States in I846 throughthe Oregon Treaty.' In 1862 when gold was discovered in what is now MadisonCounty, southeast of Butte, an influx of people was attracted. Copper andsilver were found in the Butte region some twenty years later. Many mineworkers came from Ireland, Germany, Austria, Poland and Czechoslovakia. Priorto 1364 when Montana was organized as a Territory, various parts were at varying times included in surrounding territories such as Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon, Washington and Idaho.

Birth and death records from June 1907 to the present are at the Burrauof Records and Statistics, Montana Department of Health and EnvironmentalSciences, Capitol Station, Helena, Montana 59620.

The Handy Book for Genealogists, 7th edition, contains a list of Montanahistories showing jvganization dates for counties and types of records heldby County Clerks and Clerks of District Courts and the U. S. Census Reports.

The Custer Battlefield Highway extends from Des Moines, Iowa, to GlacierNational Park, Montana, a distance of about fifteen hundred miles, includingalons its course national parks, forests and monuments, the Custer Battefieldnational cemetery, the Bad Lands of South Dakota, the Black Hills, the Roosevelt Monument at Deadwood, the "Devil's Tower" and cities such as^Fort Dodge,Iowa, 3ioux Falls, South Dakota, Billings, Roundup, Lewiston and Great Falls,Montana.

"arl Lauritsen ha3 furnished a copy, reproduced in this issue, of thefirst account of the Custer Massacre published in the Bismarck, D. T., Tribune July 6, 1876. Given are the name3 of 261 killed, including 14 officers-thfc name of George A. Custer, Brovt. Major General heading the list, alsothe acting assistant surgeon J. M. DeWolf, 2)7 enlisted mens 5 civilians:Doaton Custer, a brother of Gen. Custer, Arthur Reed, Custer!s nephew, MarkKelloG^correspondent from the Bismarck Tribune, Charles Reynolds and Frank.';. ''.ann; and J Indian scouts. The list of wounded includes Private Davis'.'oreyj Patrick McDonnall; 3ergt. John Paul; Priv. Michael C. Madden; Win.George who d. July }; 1st :tergt '..'m. Heryn jWv. John Kc'.'ayi Patrick t'orcor—•iii; "'.;»-• '.-ilftet ,-.li'red V.'hitaker; Peter Thompson; Jacob Deal; .1. 11. Meyer; Woman .'tutler; Oaniel Newell; Jas. Muller; Elijah T. Stroude; Sergt Patrick Carey; Frivt. Ja.T" '•:. bennctt d. July ); Francis Reeves; James Wilbur; JasperMarshall; James T. Hiley; Privt. John J. Phillips; Samuel Severn; FrankBrunn;1'orpl. Alex fi. bishop; Prvt. James Foster; W. E. Harris; Chac. ii. Bishop;rTod lionste-Jj Hergt. Chas. .-/hitu; Irivt. Thos. P. Varner; Chas. Campbell;John oojier; John :ic"uire; henry Jilack; Daniel Hc.'illioms.

WDNTANA RESEARCH

Valuable Printed Sources

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HISTORIES

Cheney, Roberta Carkeek. Names on the Face of Montana.Missoula, Montant: U of Montana Publications in His-tory, 1971Richards, Dennis, comp. Montana's Genealogical and LocalHistory Records. Detroit, Gale Research Co., 1981

Bnrlingane, Merrill C. and K. Ross Toole, A History ofMontana.New York; Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1957

filler, Joaquin. An Illustrated History of the State ofMontana. Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1894Sanders, James U. Society of Montana Pioneers. Akron,011

Vfermer Co., 1899Sanders, Helen Fitzgerald. A History of Montana.and New York: The Lewis Pub. Co., 1913

Progressive Men of the State of Montana. Chicago: A. W.Bowen and Co.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES John, Henry. Bibliography of Montana Local Histories.Montana Library Association, 1977Walter, David A. Montana Mosaic: A Teacher's Guide toMontana Local History Materials, Montana Historlcan,Vol. 8, no. 2, Hay 1578, pp 20-70.

PERIODICALS CENTRAL MONTANA WAGON TRAILS. Publication of the Lewis-town Genealogy Society, 701 W. Main, Lewistown, MT59457. Querterly.THE SEARCHER, publication of the Broken Mountains Gene-alogical Society, Box 261, Chester, MT 59522.Quarterly.Queries accepted.TREASURESTATE LINES. Publication of the Great FallsGenealogical SocietyTPerks Gibson Square, 1400 FirstAvenue North, Great Falls, MT 59401. Quarterly.Queries accepted.WESTERN MONTANA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN. Quarter-ly. P. 6. Box 8946, Missoula, bT 59807.

SOCIETIES AND Assiniboine Genealogy Society c/o Jim Brown,708 5th St.,LIBRARIES Harve, MT 59501

Broken Mountains Genealogical Society (Liberty County)Box 261, Chester, MT 59522

Carbon County Historical Society, Box 476, Red lodge,MT 59068

Central Montana Genealogy Society, 701 W. Main St.,Lewis-town, MT 59457

Flathead Valley Genealogical Society, c/o Melba Wlckes,Galla?!n^aSogyi^eiy^10: ffixTO. Bozemn. MT

59715Great Falls Genealogy Society, Paris Gibson Square,

1400 First Avenue North, Great Falls, HT 59401Mansfield Library, 0. of Montana, Missoula MP 59812Mineral County Historical Society, SRI, Box 36,

Superior, MT 59872Montana Historical Society, 225 N. Roberts St., Helena,

Ht 59601Montana State Library, 930 Fast Lyndale Ave..Helena. MT

59601UtJhtana State University Library, Bozeman, MT 59717Parmly Billings Library, 501 N. Broadway, Billings MT

59101Public Library, 106 W. Broadway. Butte, MT 59701Public Library, Great Falls, MT 59401Public Library, Pine and Pattee Sts., Missoula MT 59801Root Diggers Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 249, Glasgow, MT 59230St*te University Library. Missoula, HT 59801Yellowstone r-enealoey Forum, c/o Warmly "illinRS Library,501 N. Broadway, Billings, MT 59101

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PS 3523 Lindertnan, Frank Bird 1858-1938, Montana Adventure -I 53J the recollections of Frank B. Lindenran, ed by H. G.Merriam;

(first chapter, A lad In the Flathead Valley) Lincoln,U of Nebraska Press 1968 vii,224 p lllus. map (onlining papers) ports. 24 cm "Lindenran's writings" p.215-218 bibliographical footnotes.

F 731 S2 Sanders, Helen Fitzgerald - A history of Montana,Chicago and N.Y. The Lewis Pub. Co. 1913- 3 vol. front,lllus. ports. 27 1/2 cm

References listed by Black Gold Cooperative Library System 06/83 -Santa BarbaraPublic Library.

Since this is an inter-library lending system, some listings not ineither Santa BarbaraPublic Library or the Fenturs Library have been included. This is only a partial transcript: BSP = Blanchard, SantaPaula; L - Lompoc; SB - Santa Barbara; SM •» Santa Maria' SID = San IuisObispo; V » Ventura. The 8-digit number => computer call number and mustbe used for identification of the volume desired.Montana - a bicentennial history, Spence, Clark C. 02485109 New York,

Norton c 1978 978.8 SB VVbntana adventure the recollections of F. B. Linderman, Frank Bird

0C3812 11 ov Nebraska Press c 1968 978.602 L.744 SB V

Hontafa: an iSSulltraWffistoW^BoMf,%rtle Simpson 02028182Sage Books 1989 917.86 SB

Montana, an lmcoamon land , Toole, Kenneth Ross 1920- 01500201U of Oklahoma Press 1959 978.6 T61 SB

Tough Trip through Paradise 1878-1879; Garcia, Andrew, 1853or 4 - 1943ed. by Bennett H. Stein 00974846 Noughton Mifflin 1967917.8604 6216 BSP L SL SB SM V

One Man'8 Montana, Hutchens. John K. an informal portrait of a state01313541 Llpplncott 1964—978.6' st SB 5*1 V

The rape of the Great Plains; Northwestern America and the Energy CrisisToole, Kenneth Ross, 155o~= 01961004 Little Brown & Coc 1976 333.76 L SL SB SM V

Montana's genealogical and local history records - a selected list of1935-SM

Montana, high, wide and handsome. Howard, Joseph Kinsey, 1906=195166571467 Yale U. Press 1959 978.6 SB V

and 00879649 Montana Historical Society 1959917.86 H83 L VMontana, the gold frontier. Cusbman, Dan 01813501 Stay Away, Joe

Publishers (1973) 917.86 SBThe Vigilantes of Montana. Dinsdale, Thomas Josiah, d. 1866 30164443

Ann Arbor (Mich) University microfilm c 1966978.6 SB

History of Montana, from wilderness to statehood, ed. by Merritt G.Burlingame—66591360 Binfords and Mort c 1970917.86 SB

Thn pinnrfy Rrwmnn- »ho pm-<1™« trail tn Hrmtann's gold , Jnhn«nnDorothy M. 01650440 McGraw-Hill (1971) 976.601 SL?B V. heYellowstone. Randall, Leslie Watson, 1893-

' " 61358496 Naylor 8t Co, 1961 978.63 SBFortv years on the frontier as seen in the journals and remlniscensesPffaranyiIle\_5rTT^ p^i*^..^ t^H^ ^wt, wnrhnr-aad.

politician ^uart. Granville, 1834-1918) ed. by Paul C. PhillipsTwentieth CenturyTSMa? aTO 8f $mJ^®V$£Mh R§ls.

01982826 U of Oklahoma Press (1972) 978.6T61 SBMontana pay dirt: a guide to the mining camps of the 'Treasure State.E2Z 66587126 Sage Books1983T917.88 St 917.88 W86SM

917.86 Wolle SB (Wolle.Murlel Vincent Sibell.1898-)The war of the copper kings: Builders of Butte and wolves of Wall Street

Glasscock, Carl Burgess,1884- Bobbs-Merrlll. l»;s>00885274 917.86 G46 SL SB V

Vigilantes, a chronicle of the rise and fall of the Plunmer gang of outlaws in and about Virginia City. Montana in the early 60's

Binney.Tbffman. 1891 - 66895184 Penn Pub Co.1929978.6 SL SB V

long, long trail, Johnson, Virginia Weisel 010R5335 Houghton Mifflin1966 917.86 L SL SB V

w iciu «*m. iw u uu wi* wn »

ontana's genealogical and local history records - a selectedbooks, manuscripts and perlodicais" Richards, Dennis L. ,1

30193516 Gale Research Co. c 1981 R016.9291

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Black Gold listings, con.

Thrashln' time: memories of a Montana boyhood. Shatraw.Milton. 1901-60288249 Am. West Pub. Co. 1970 917.8655S533 L SL

Castle on the Prairie, Wilson, Sonja 01717170 Brandon Press (clf»72)51715603 W753 SL

Montana, the Magazine of Western History Cowboys and cattlernen, aroundup selected and edited by Michael S. Kennedy 01447919

Hastings House 1964 364 p. illus. ports. 917.86 VThe red man's West; true stories of the frontier Indians,

selected and edited by Michael S.~ Kennedy 00022680Hastings House 1965, 342 p. illus. ports. 970.48 SB

SBCGS Library has-978.6 The Bloody Bozeman: The perilous trail to Montana's Goldtqgg

Joh Johnson, Dorothy; Mc Graw.Hill Book Co. N. Y. 1972 35e p'978.6 Grit, Guts & Gusto, A History of Hill Co.. Montana (1976)

Hill County Bicentennial Conmission 504 p.

Partial listing of holdings at UCSB Library:WYLES COLLECTION

F731 K63 Kohrs, Conrad (1835-1920)A32 Conrad Kohrs, an autoblgrophy 1st ed. C. K. Warren cl977

101 p. 24 leaves of plates ill. 22cm

F726 S6 Society of Montana Pioneers, Constitution, members andofficers, with portraits and map v. 1 1899 Akron, OhioFor holdings , see Serial Record; inquire at Serials Desk.

F731.5 .W4 We seized our rifles, recollections of the Montana frontierFa. and with introduction by Eugene Lee Silllman, illus.by Joe Boddy Missoula MT Mountain Press Pub. Co.cl982vii 214 p ill. 24 cm

F731 W4 Welsel, George Ferdinand 1915 ed.Men and trade on the Northwest frontier as shown by the FortOwen ledger Missoula MT State U Press c 1955xxxix 291 p plates maps (part fold.) 24 cnKMontana StateStudies v. 2) biblio p 251-256

F594 B69 Boiler, Henry A.1959 Among the Indians. Eight years in the Far West 1858-1666

ed. by Milo Milton Quaife Chicago Lakeside press 1959xxxix 461 p illus. port. fold, map with facslm oforiginal t. p. biblio. footnotes (The Lakeside Classics,57)

*E 83.876 Bradley, James H. (1844-1877)B8 The march of the Montana Column, a prelude to the Custer

disaster ' edby Edgar L. Stewart Norman, U of Okla.Press 1961 182 p. illus. 24 cm.(The American exploration and travel series, 32)

F731 63 Garcia, Andrew 1853 or 4 - 1943Tough.,trip through paradise. 1878-1879, ed by Bennett H.Stein Boston Houghton Mifflin 1967(also in General Coll.)xvil 446 p lllus. map ports 22cm

F731,E33 Edgerton, Mary Wright 1827-18841976 A governor's wife on the mining frontier: the letters of

Mary Wright Edgerton from Montana 1863-1865, ed. andwithintroduction by James L. Thane, Jr. Salt Lake CityTanner Trust Fund U of Utah Library cl976 limited to1250 copies. 148 p. lllus. map (on lining papers)biblio 137-141 Includes index (Utah, the Mormons, andthe West, No. 7)

F731 A35 Allen, William R. 1871- Author's autographed presentationcopy, dated May 15, 1949 The Qtequmegbn (shay-wah-me-gon)a narrative of one of the most exciting and colorfulperiods of our history, from the days of the Civil Waraftermath to the present N.Y. Williaro-Frederick Press 1949

F851 B3 Bancroft HuoerT Howe 1832-1918v. 31 History of Washington,Idaho and Mbfltana 1845-1889 San

Francisco The History Company 1890xxvi 836p lllus (maps) 23 1/2 cm (The works of HubertH. Bancroft, voiratt ) published also as vol. 26 of hisHistory of the Pacific States of North America andseparately.

155_ Montana ResearchWVLES COLLECTION•P 732 08 Cole, Philip G.

Montana in miniature: the pcitorial history ofMontana from early exploration to earlv statehooduy Philip G. Cole lllus. by Olaf C.' Seltzered. by Van Klrke Nelson and Cato K. Butler. 1st ed.Kalispell Mont O'Neil Printers 1966

r~» «»« vil 216 P lllus (part col.) 28 cmF731 D582 Dinsdale, Thomas Joslah d. 1866

The Vigilantes of Montana or Popular justice in thetocKy Mountains, being a correct andimpartial narrative or the chase trial, capture and executlonofHennTPlunroer's road agent band, together withaccounts of the lives and crimes of many of the rogbers^aesperadoes tne whole being interspersed withsketches or life m the mining camps of the "Far West"oy wor. Thomas J. bimsdale Helena Mont State Pub

E83 Bfifi •«« P° ° - H915 .2° ° p froot- Dlates P0**- 'acsimsJWcmt»3.866 E36 Ege, Robert J.Tell Baker to strike them hard, incident on the Marias23 JanT^187u. dv Ho&art .1 F^ ^m***-!-. n~, p.,—^BeTlevue Neb Old Army Press 1970

t-,, ___ ** 146 P- lllus. map (on lining papers) ports. 24cmF731 F37 Farr, William F.. 1938- ^^

Montana Images of the past by William F. Farr and K.RossrToole, 1st ed. Boulder Colo Pruett Pub Co cl978

«. ™ m „279 p illus 22 x 27 cm includes index*F 731 H3 Hamilton, James McLellan

Er?i..?i?dffnesa.to statehood, a history of Montana .18°5-1900 foreword by A. L. Strand ed by

Merrill G. Burlingame Pen sketches by Betty G. RyanPortland OR Blnfords & Mort 1957

«,o, ..„„ 62° P* lllus- includes bibliographies 25 cmFJgJgH86 Howard.Jdseph Kinsey 1906-1951Also in general Montana. High, wide and handsome Preface by A.B.Guth-collection ries- Jr' Drawings by Peter Hurd New illus. ed.« «^^»BM«l»>^0*Tfta8& bibliographiesAlso in Special Collections - author's autographed copy with note

map on lining papers "Acknowledgments and biblio-F731 M62 graphy" p 330-339

Miller Don C Ghost Towns of Montana 1st ed.Boulder Colo Pruett Pub Co. 1973

«o~, .«•> .Xlil 177 p 1U* 20 m incl- biblio- referencesM17 Montana, Hlscorical SocietyMontana heritage series no. 1 - 1955Each number has also distinctive title

-.-«, »~, For noJdings , see Serial Records.inquire,Serial Desk•P731 S78 Stuart, Granville (1834-1918

Forty years on the frontier~as seen in the journals andreminiscences of Granville Stuart, goldwnlner. trader,

^archant. rancher and politician ed. by Paul c'PnTffensCleveland The Arthur H. Clark Co 1925 2 vols,front (vV l.port) plates 24 1/2 cm (Half title: Earlywestern Journals, no. 2)

F731 V36 Vaughn. Robert b 1836Then and now, or thirty-six years in the Rockies; personal reminlscenses of some of the first pioneers ofthe state of Montana. Indians and Indian wars, thepast and present of the Rocky Mountain country 1864-1900oy Robert Vaughn Minneapolis Tribune Printing Co. 1900"

«™, u~ 3 p *.13-461 P- *ront (port) illus 25 1/2 cm«6 Wolle. Muriel Vincent Sibell, 1898-

Montana pay dirt, a'ttoide to the mining camps of theTreasure State Denver Sage Books c 1963

„,„,_„ 436 p. lllus (part col.) maps 29 cm biblio p.411-416F731 W67 Wright. Robert C.

Montana, territory of treasures, peop1?, places, eventsby Bob and Kathryn Wright 2d ed. Bellevue NebOld Army Press 1970 92 p. illus (1 col.) ports.

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*E1 v 65 Montana, the Magazine of western history v.l- Jan. 1951-For holdings, see Serial Record;inquire Serial Desk

El M 653 Montana Post v. 1 »!ay 1963 - Official newsletter of..Montana Historical Society v. illus. 8 mo. a year

ct-ji hc, "elena, Mont. For holdings, see Serial Record.F7Jj NS7 Not in precious metals alone; a manuscript history of

Montana, comp. ft ed. by the staff of the MontanaHistorical Society 1st ed. Helena The Society c 1976

xi 291 p 6 leaves of plates 111. 29 cm.*.«,.>, ™. includes bibliographic references and Index•F731 W4 Weisel, George Ferdinand 1915- ed.

Men and trade on the Northwest frontier as shown by theEorc"wen ledger Missoula. Mont StatP U br^a n Iftjtaxxxix 291 p plates maps (part fold.) 24 cm(Montana St U studies v.2) biblio p251-256

Z1305 Historical records survey - California. Calendar of them & Montana papers in the William Andrews ClarTTmanorlal

Library (uxa> prepared by the So. Calif. Historicalrecords survey project.Division of Comnunity ServicePrograms WPA, Los Angeles, Calif. The So. Calif. Hist,records survey project 1942(fromTypewritten copy)v 103p.

F732 .M54 Miller Donald C 1933-Hllltary and trading posts of Montana, by Don C. Millerand Stan B. Cohen Missoula Mont Pictorial Histories Pub.Co. 1978 vi, 107 p. ill. 28 cm

F731 BS1 Bimey?foffman, 1891-Vlgllantes.by Hoffman Birney, a chronicle of the rise andfall of the Plunmer gang of outlaws in and about VirginiaCity, Mont, in the early '60s; drawings by Charles HargensPhiladelphia The Penn Pub Co. c 1929. Book plate ofPearl Chase 346 p front, illus (incl. map) platesports, facslm. 21 cm

F731 .J62 Johnson, Virginia WeiselThe long, long trail Boston Houghton Mifflin (1966)184 p map 22 cm biblio. footnotes

N 6537 .R88 Montana Historical Society CatalogsA4 1979a Palladin, Vivin A.

C^H. Russell, the Mackay Collection, an illus. catalog withcotnnentary by Vivian A.Paladin photographed by les F. CranerHelena, Mont Montana Hist. Soc. 1979 28 p ill(son? col.)22 x 28 cm

NP 237 K704 Koerner, William Henry Dethlefw- H. D. Koerner and Montana; an exhibition arranged by theHontanaHlst. Soc. in association with Ruth Koerner OliverJuly-Sept 1971 Helena Mont Hist. Soc 1971111 2s P (cMefly illus. (part col.)) 28 cm

HE 356 .A17 Madsen, Betty M. 1917-m3 North to Montana: jehus. bullwhackers.and mule skinners on

the McMtana trail by Betty M. and Brinham b. UnrfapnSalt Lake City Utah U. of Utah Press c 1980xviii 288 p ill. 25 cro(U of Utah pubs, on the American West,v. 13) also in general collection

F726 M7 Montana Heritage Series Non-circulating nos.1.4-5.8-9.11-13For holdings see Serial Record. Inquire Serial Desk

GENERAL COLLECTIONF731 F4 Federal Writers Project

Montana: a state guide book sponsored by Dept. of Agri.,Labor & Industry, State of Montana New York Hastings House

F730 H6 feJIri? Jo&pB idJsef' 5BB§ L^^lte series) biblio 425-129Montana magazine, a state anthology New Haven Yale U press

Ref F726 US TJjg"floHtagaffintglgfl&f?*6 "P™88 1948 **" ™P ™mMissoula, Montana St U v. illus 23 cm. For holdings seeSerial Record; Inquire at Serials desk

Montana ResearchUCSB Library General CollectionF730 M3 McCarthy, Donald

Afternoons in Montana Chapter drawings by Mary AnnMcCarthy 1st ed. Aberdeen, S. D. North Plains Press1971 124 p illus 24 cm

F731 G3 Garcia. Andrew, 1853or 4 - 1943Toagh trip through paradise 1878-1879, ed. by Bennett H.Stein Boston Houghton Mifflin 1967xviil 446 p illus map ports 22 cm

F731 ,G3 1976 Also in Colecclon Tlogue NahanqueTough trip through paradise 1878-1879 ed by Bennett H.Stein Sausalito CaTTf" Comstock Editions Inc. 1976c 1967 xix,334 p. ill. nap ports 18 cm

F731 W7 Writers' program Montana, a profile in pictures, sponsoredby Montanana incorporated, camp, by workers ofWriters' program of WPA in state of Montana New YorkFleming Pub Co. c 1941 58p ill. 18J x 15} cm illus.lining papers (American pictorial guide series)

HC 10 7 Gutfeld, Arnon.M9 G 87 Montana's agony; years of war and hysteria 1917-1921

Arnon Gutfeld Gainesville U Presses of Florida 1978174 p 23 cm (U. of Florida monographs;Social Ser.no. 64)

HD 9547 Muschett, F. DouglasMS M86 Coal development in Montana; economic and environmental

Impacts. F. Douglas Muschett Ann Arbor, Dept. ofGeography U of Mich 1977 xv 209 p ill. 26 cmbiblio 207-209 (Mich.Geographical Pub no. 24)

TD 195 Todd, Kenneth Ross, 1920-S 75 T68 The rape of the Great Plains: Northwestern America,cattle

and coal. 1st ed. Boston Little Brownb Co. c 1976lx 271 p. map 22 cm biblio 249-253, Includes index"An AtlaAtic Monthly press book:

Ref Z 1305 Richards.DSfinis Lee 1938-.RS02 Montana's genealogical and local history records; a sel

ected list of books, manuscripts and periodicalsDennis Lee Richards Detroit Mich Gale Research Co.c.1981 xviil 363 p 22 cm (Gale gen. & local hist. ser.v 11)

Z1223.5M886 Speer, Lucllelocated In Montana state documents; a preliminary bibliographyGovt.Pubs. Missoula Mont Bureau of Goverment Research MontanaCollection State U 1958 56 p 22 cm(BGR.MSU Pub. No. 1)9?&>i <; ai Montana State Library, Helena State documents in theZ1Z2J.& ai Montana State Library Dec 18 1971-1974 Helena

ceased publication- for holdings inquire Serials Deskv. 28 cm

F851 B3 Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1832-1918v. 31 History of Washington. IdahoandMontana 1845-1889

San Francisco The History Co. 1890 xxvl 836 p.lllus (maps) 23 i cm (The works of Hubert H. Bancroft,

vol. XXXI) - also in Wyles CollectionF731 D572 Dimsdale, Thomas Josiah d 1866

The vigilantes of Montana Ann Arbor, Mich U Microfilms1966 228 p 20an (March of America facsimile ser,no.95)

Also in Wyles Collection ^(Montana State Pub Co. ed cl915)F731 H86 Howard, Joseph Klnsey, 1906-1951

1959 Montana, high, wide and handsome preface by A.B.GuthrieJr. drawings by Peter Kurd new illus ed. New HavenYale U Press 1959 347 p illus 24 cm includes biblio.Also in Wyles Collection and Specall Collections

F731 J6 Johnson, Dorothy M.The bloody Bozeman; the perilous trail to Montana's gold1st ed. Dorothy U. Johnson New York HoGraw Hill 1971

xx. 366 p illus. 24 cm biblio. p34?-353 (Books in the

F731 L65 LoflgTi?HIl!paSngrfaanes)A3 Dreams, dust and depression. Philip S. Long Calgary

Cypress Pub Co. c 1972 228 pF 731 M339 Malone. Michael P.

Montana, a history of two centuries, by Michael P. Maloneand'Richard B. Roeder Seattle Oof Wash. Press c 1976xiii 352 p. 12 leaves of plates ill biblio p.303-333includeslndex 24 cm

M3a in GovtPub Coll.

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Montana ResearchGeneral CollectionF731 M59 Mockel, Xlyrtle Simpson

Montana, an illustrated history, by Myrtle MockelChicano Safe Books 1939 l02 n illus (part col.)ports, biblio p 100-101 22 cmNelson. James GordonThe last refuge J. G. Nelson Montreal Harvest House1973 230 p maps biblio 195-202 23 cmRonan, Mary 1852-Frontier woman: the story of Mary Bonan as told to Mar

at Ronan ed. by II. G. Herriam Missoula U ofnt c 1973 viii 172 p 4 leaves of plates ill.

F1079 C9N44

F731 R57

F731 S621978

731 T6

F731 T66

F731 .C3281982

F731 M35

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JK 73251958 R4

F731 S63

includes biblio refs 22 cm(U of Mont pubs in history)Spence, Clark CMontana: a bicentennial history. Clark C. Spence New YorkNorton c J078 xi 211 p 8 leaves of plates ill 22 cmbiblio 201-204 includes index (The States & the Nation ser)Toole, Kenneth Ross 1920-Montana: an unoannon land 1st ed. Norman U of OklahomaPress 1959 278 p illus includes biblio 24 cmToole, Kenneth Ross 1920-Twentieth-Century Montana: a State of extremes 1st ed.Norman U of Okla. press 1972 xix 307 p ill. biblio 291-298 21 cmCallaway, Llewellyn Link 1868-1951Montana's righteous hangmen, the Vigilantes in actlonbylew L. Callaway ed by Lew L. Calloway, Jr. foreword byMerrill G. Burlingame 1st ed. Norman U of OklaPress c 1982 xxii 233 p ill. 22cmMalone, Michael P. comp.The Montana past: an anthology Michael P. Malone andRichard B. Boeder, eds. Missoula U of Mont Press 1969xii 376 pp ill. incl biblio refs 23 cmMontana MapsClinch, Thomas A. 1927-Urban. Populism and free silver in Montana: a narrativeof ideology In political action" by Thomas A ClinchMissoula U of Mont Press 1970 xiii 190 p ports. 23 an

fcl&soocR 1cl?l8Borgess 1884-The war of the copper kings; builders of Butte and wolvesof Wall street by Carl B. Glasscock New York Grosset aDunlap c 1935 314 p facslms. plates portsIS35"

F731 H8 Murphy. Jerre C.The comical history of Montana.a serious story for freepeople, being an account of the conquest of America'streasure state by alien corporate combine, the confiscation of its resources, the subjugation of itspeople "£53the corruption'of free government for the uses of lawlessenterprise and organized greed employed in "bigbusiness: by J. C. Murphy San Diego, Cal E.L.Scofleld1912 3~pl, 33a p 23 cm Author's autographed copyRenne, Roland Roger 1905-

The government and administration of Montana New YorkCrowell 1958 508 p ill. includes biblio. 24 cm(American Commonwealth series v 24)Spence, Clark C.Territorial politics and government in Montana 1864-89Clark c. Spence Urbana t? of 111 Press c 1975x 327 p 4 leaves of plates ports biblio p.313-316.incl.Index 24 cm

JK 7392 W3 Waldron. Ellis L. oomp.Montana politics since 1864:an atlas of elections, comp.with maps by Ellis L. Waldron Missoula MonTSt U Press1958 x 428 p maps, tables 24 cm

HD 243 M9 Peters. William Stanley 1925-P4 Public lands in Montana, their history andcurrent signi

ficance by William S. Peters and Maxlne C. JohnsonMissoula Bureau of Business and Economics ResearchMontana SMI 1959 x 69p illus map tables 24 cmbiblio p.68-69 (Bur. of B ft ER Mont StU Regional Studyno. 10)

Montana Research

General CollectionF731 B5 Blmey, Hoffman 1891-

yigilantes, a chronicle of the rise and fall of thePlumper gang of outlaws In and about Virginia City. Mont.In the early '60s7~ drawings by Charles Hargens

New York Grosset & Dunlap c 1929 346 p ill.incl mapKN 79 Poston, Richard WaverlyM9 P6 Small town renaissance, a story of the Wontana Study1971 Westport Conn Greenwood Press 1971 c 1950

v 231 p biblio p 213-224 23 cmKF 8736 Guice. John D. W.

G8 The Rocky Mountain bench; the terrltoral supreme court ofColorado. Montana and Wyoming 1861-1880 by J.D.W. Guice.New Haven Yale U Press 1972 xi 222 p biblio p 195-21023 cm (Yale Western Americana series. 23)

HE 356.A17 Uadsen, Betty M. 1917-H3 North to Montana, Jehus, bullwhackers and mule skinners

on the Montana trail by Betty M. and Brlgharo D. HadsenSalt Lake City Utah U of Utah Press c 1980xviii 288 p ill. 25 cm (U of Utah pubs on the AmericanWest. v. 13) also in Wyles Collection

QUERIES

Seeking parents of Rachel Ellen SILLS, b Virginia 1799m. David DRAKE, Wayne Co., Ohio; d. 1878 Holmes Co.,Ohio.

Irtna B. Keyes6088-F Jacaranda Way phoneCarpinteria, CA 93013 (805) 684-1670

Heed verification of name of wife of Thomas Jordan who livedin Chuchatuck, Hansemond county, Virginia. Thomas b. ttogland1600 | married about 1633*

Lura Dolas1164 Crestline DriveSanta Barbara, CA 93105

Need the parentB ofElizabeth BARNES b. 1813 Kentuckyj Wife of James M.APPLINGof Simpson Co., Kentucky; they moved to Lebanon, Laclede Co.,Missouri where Elizabeth d. I860.

Marilyn OwenP. 0. Box 2613Santa Barbara, CA 93120

Need date/place of death of Jeremiah SAYRE as well as parents.He married Elizabeth Fripp GREEN 20 Nov 1770 at St. Helens Parish, S. C. She d. 1786. He was Rev. War soldier;possibly b.Elizabeth, NJ. Also need place of death of spouse.Need all info on Catherine KERNS who m. Tilghman MARTIN, Jr.

e#sent%!^!ffl1riasonsyAwish to learn about my grandmother,Leila Pooser BARNETT, born 22 Sep 1885, Ccala, FL and marriedBbllie William BARNETT, 11 Mar 1901, Arcadia, FL. She disappeared, possibly to Alabama, ca. 1910. Her sister DanattaPooser BUNKER lived inTallahassee, FL and she died 10 Aug.1957, knew her whereabouts

Need all info on Margaret MOUNT, possibly from TNwho m. (1)James Monroe MARTIN 14 Mar 1871, Caldwell Co. KY; was killed19Wl!l? 1§98 fs^vSlaiffe,18n WTnlfred WHITE, who m. a MOUNT and^lo^Wcl&m^ nis wi^fMafV^WwSosechildren were: Sarah Sabrina, m. Daniel MCRAE; Michael,Jr. andRichard LTVINGSTON? m _ _, A , mam .Sho can authenticate names cf parents of Frederick BRYAN b.c. 1770, Johnston Co. NC an:" ?'-ose -*au m. Tlijah R. TUCK™. 6Dec. 1821 or 31, Wayne Co., "A?

Need parents and data on Harried WOOD who ra. John AlbertTOODBURN 6 Feb. 1850, Sandersonville, GA. She d. 14 Apr 1858MacClenney, FL; was b. 6 Apr 1829, Sandersonville, GA.

Harry Titus - The Titus Trail

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dim la mm isMaacea taocMn*lata from tnttr batata aad Millingtoma at tbetr pleusn. Tbla waa tba!raw *Ub U. Mclatnab. who waa u>>araed aietpt wttb a taber. He «aapartod from bli bona. tortured rodEssay arardend at tba pltttan oftba red derlla. It waa bata tbat ProdOtrard waa tepanted from tba too-coittd aad lay al) olsbt wttb tbarcreecblas Demit Itellas d*atb aaaCettnctka t» U* nianjM wttJrlka ftw eeet at Ola. aad. bat ds» «IHact paratt aa to reate tba story,tbrootb aoBM maasa imctedtd la•arts* bla Sao bacb atallloa la wbiebba took as ancb pride. Tba ford waamaaad aa* tba eaaatt of tba breta.bartac Col Salts tare, tba ataapaat•M*a tbtt ba mr aa* unalil or abona or aaJe. necked, tboosh tba at-caat «•• Bade sader a caUtu tea.Tba coaptalta tasaaed la tbla af

fair wen tboaa of Captala Boylaa.mscb eat Melatoah, CoL Base bad•oaa ebced wttb tbaaa coaptttta laobadlaaca to tba order of Oaa. Omar.sSSttss BMat (allaattr. drtvtat backrepeatedly tba lodbna who chartedla tbeir boat but tba on froa tbaUaS bais« as tslllas. fonad tbaaonneat batatoion alladad to.

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SANTA BAPBARA COIimY MARRIAGE RETORTS -Copied by Alice Ovington and victor South

Bal *» Ballard LaP = LaPatera S. B.Carp = Carpinteria Lorn = Lompoc s! m!Gar = Garey LosA ° Los Alamos S. R.Col = Goleta Mont = Montecito S. Y.Guari = Guadalupe Nap = Naples

NBI = Not in Brides Index MGI - Not in Grooms Index( ) indicates difference between the Brides and Grooms IndexIn the 1902 Brides Index two unusual entries appear:

HAYES. Mary Laucierback Henry DATER Jan. 25, 1902 Manhattan, New Yorkwith notation: In 1920 a copy of this license was sent froro NewYorkand posted in the Santa Barbara license book.

TAYLOR Kate P. Milton I. LONYEA Sep 29, 1892 Santa Clara Co.In ANCESTORS WEST, Vol.7,No. 4,p. 125 the following did appear:

TAYLOR, Kate P. (Book 0,p.258) Milton I. LONYEA 29 Sep S.J.(San Jose.SantaClara Co.) hut the name LONYEA did not appear in the 1892 Groans Index.

AGKERUAN. Cora Bell James L. McELKANY

1902

Santa BarbaraSanta MariaSanta RitaSanta Tnez

ALEXANDER, Daniel B.ff.ALPINE, Mrs. LottieAMBROSE. RebeccaANGGN, VictoriaANTHONY, Margaret H.ARATA, P. A. H.ARCHER, Lena B.ARELLANES, Jesus MariaARMSTRONG, A. C.ARMSTRONG, Lottie B.ARNOLD, Charles L.ASHMAN. Nina C. (Mira C.)ASTON. Ethel E.AYALA. FranciscaAYALA, NatividadBABER. Addie F.

BABER, Dorothy E.BABER, NevaBANISTER, EdgarBARKER, EllaBARNS (BARNES) LouisaBATES. Eva Mae (Eva May)BEGG, MaryBELL, John

Helen U0ORES. E. BUSffELLGeorge VAN AUKENBenito NAJARFrank Leo BOBSONGrace A. RICHARDSONJunius A. SMITHJuana Maria PICOHelen BRECKThomas A. BONILLAAnna BRENNANLeo McNUTTFrank L. LEWISAlfred ROMEROEdward T. MURPHYA. 9. PARKSIrwin F. SMITHNorman GREENMae (May) VAN GRUNDYLuther S. (A.) DOUGLASDover RICERichard E. KENNEDYPeter IRVINEAnna CPOUSE

BELLEN (RELLUE) Henrietta Adrian Charles Parker SPROATBICKFORD, Horace WBISH, NannieBLACKER, R. E.BLAIR, William D.BLOSSER. Alida C.BLUMBERG, Clarence W.BONILLA. Thomas A.BOSSO, MargheritaBREBES, Maria

(Marie Boebes GER CIE Note: Original license shows name asMarie Brebes and also as MARIA BREBES CERCIE)

BREOC. HelenBRENNAN, AnnaBRISTOM (BRISTOW) Jacob E.BRQAD5TONE. TillieBRONSON, H. AlonzoRRONSON. Mary LouiseBROWN. LuellaBrrririACE, ^miam j.BUELL. Adah E.BIJLLOCK. Bertie (Bertie A.)BUSH. Robert A.BUSWEU.. W. E.BUTTERY, MarthaCALIGARI, Emm S. (NBI)CAPLAN (COPLOAN). SamuelCARPENTER. Chas. (NGI)CARRILLO. Martha I. L.(NRI)

Burn V. JAMISONWalter W. COLEMANGertrude II. IMBODENLena F. IJLLARDChas. Vigil GARDNERAnna MdDOLLUMLottie B. ARMSIRONGCharles MASSASOJo Souz(a) NUNES

A. C. ARMSTRONGChas. L. ARNOLDNellie L. ESSELSTYNFlor 11ARDW0VICHMary Louise BRONSONM. Alonzo BPONSONEdward L. HUDSONAnna S. UCtiEILLQMLeslie E. CONKUNThorns R. DEVAULRebecca TARA (TARR)Mrs. Lottie ALPINEIra A. (Ira L.) HARDINGC. R. STEPHENS

Rosie ROSENWEIGElnora E. WILLIAMSEdson A. SMITH

Aug 3 S. B.Jan 25 CarpApr 1 S. B.Sep 6 S. B.Jun 13 S. B.Jul 5 LcraJul 21 S. B.May 7(9) S. B.Sep 21 LosADec 8 S. B.Feb. 3 S. B.Apr 30 S. B.Aug 10 S. R.Jan 6 S. B.Jun 22 S. B.May 24 S. B.Dec 31 S. B.Jun 10 S. B.Jan 7 S. B.Dec 25 S. R.Jan 1 LornOct 29 S.M.(S.B.)Feb 5 S. B.Mar 20 GolOct 6 S. B.Feb 15 S. B.Jun 4 NapAug 30 S. R.Dec 24 LornSep 17 S.B. Cb.Apr 16 S. M.May 28 8. B.Feb 3 S. B.Oct 22 S. B.Feb 6 Quadne as

Dec 8 S. B.Apr 30 S. B.Jul 24 S. B.Jun lP S. B.Aug 4 S. B.Aug 4 S. B.Sep 24 S. B.Apr 22 IVxitMay 13 Mont

Oct 15 S. B.Apr 19 S. B.Apr 1 S. B.Jun 28 S. B.Jul 30 QuadDec 5 S. B.May 9 S. B.Jan 4 S. B.

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1002

CARTER, J. M. Belle 0. (A.) HICKSCATEY, George W. Ethel H. McFARLANDCATUN, John S. Lucia M. HIGGINSCER CEE.BRERES, Maria Jo Souza NUNES

original license shows both CERCEE and RREBES

SepOctAprfeb

DecMar

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AprDecJunAprAprJanMarDecJanSepJulFeb

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24162

6

102330249

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CHAMBERLAIN, Glenn SCOANE, James E. (James T.)COLEMAN, Walter W.CONEY. Frances M. (NBI)OONITE, George A.CONKLIN, Leslie E.CONNELL (CORNELL), JeffreyOONTERIO, Annie (NBI)COOPER. Edwin T.COOPER, Rosa M. (NBI)COPLOAN (CAPLAN), SamuelCORPERO. Frank (Francisco)CORDERO. Jose D.CORDERO, Refugia (NBI)CORINNA. Corelli (NBI)CORNELL (CONNELL) Jeffrey O.CORNELL, T. F.OORNETT, U. W. (N. W.)CORONEL, Epimenia (NBI)COTA, Juan A. E.COVARRUBIAS. Maria S.COVARRUBIAS, N. A.COWAN,John H.CRUZ (COUZ) Ines TeresaDARUNG.Deniclaor VeniciaDASCOMB. Frank L.DATER, Henry

DAVISON. Edgar B.DEARBORN. Franklin J.DEVAUL. George A.DEVAUL. Thomas R.DIBBLEE, Mercedes YsableDIXON. Mabel

FILLMORE, SarahFORD. Helen W.FOULKS. Arvllla AFRAMPTON. EdithFREEMAN. Lena R.GALBAN. Gregoria

GEGGCS. Louise Pauline

Bertha DOTYBertha I. HERRICKNannie BISHWilton W. WEBSTERBertha H. FALUNAdall (Adah E.) BUELLPauline LAWIONGuiseppi SCUDELLANIMay B. SMITHChas. D. WALKERRosie ROSENWEIGJosefa (Josie(.TDsefa)) RUIZSara GONZALESHenry RODENBERGPezzlbo GIOVANNIPauline LAWTONMabel C. EATONMattie E. LANEGregoria GALBANSusana ROMERODaniel D. PENALouise HERNANDEZMargaret DRUMM

D. SILVASJohn D. _.Charles A. mm3ffiSON(Hutchisen)Nov 23Maymie HAYNES Jun 4

mt lTOIiy Mary Lauderback HAYS Jan 25 Manhattan, NIn'1920 a copy of this license sent from New York and posted inSanta Barbara license book

Grace W. LYONSEvaline Rose SEXTONUertle M. THOMPSONBertie A. BULLOCKAlfred Redlngton POETT

„„^.,, Sylvester L. WEAVERDOMINY. Charley A. (Charley 0.) Grace (Grace E.) HICKCCKDOTY, Bertha E. Glenn S. CHAMBERLAINDOUBLE, Elsie Alexander SMITHDOUGLAS. Charles Millie LEEGEDOUGLAS. Luther A.(Luther S.) Ella BARKERDDWNIE, Mary Ann Walter J. MAINDRUMM, Margaret John H. COWANDUNLAP. Arthur M. Susan E. RIOHEYDUTRA, Mariana Rita Antonio Preira NABO TmtrcnA

Original license shows spelling as above- also Antonio PERIERAUcense recorded at request of "Antonio Perlera"

EALAND, Charles W. Katherine Ida STOWEARNEST, H. B. Addle REAVESEATON. Mabel C. T. R. CORNELLENGLE, Stedman J. Jessie W. OOTENGLEHART. G. A. Miss M. L. (M. L.) MILLERESSELSTYN, Nellie L. Jacob E. BRISTOW (BRISTOM)ETCHART, Catharina Juan ROMASPE(Juder Roraospl)EVANS, Esther E. Alvin G. SWANSONFALUN, Bertha H. George A. COMTE (Oonite)FENLON. Katherine Laird R- SMITHFERRIS (FERRY) Charlotte LeRoy Willard P. LINDLEY

Offle SEELYF. H. (L.H.) SLOAN

or E. Floyd P.SHAW. Jr.Fred P. SUTTONElmer L. SMITH

uojju„, wkb Epimenia CORONEL (NBI)GARDINER (GARTNER) Charles V(igil) Alda (Allda C.)BLC6SERGATES. Walter (Walter S.) Louise Jeanette THOMPSON

S.S.S.S.S.

S.S.GuadS. B.GolCarpS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.GolS. B.

Aug 2Sep 29Oct 15Oct 15Dec 17Jun 2Dec 31Dec 10Sep 27Nov 12Jan 1Sep 3Dec 20Aug 23Jul 28

Dec #Jun 30Dec 13Jul 10Dec 11Jul 24Jun 3Sep 9Jun PSep 7Feb 24May 4Mar 29Sep 28Way 17Mar 3Sep 2RApr 16Feb 1

BalGolS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.NaplesS. B.LoraLornLaPS. B.S. B.Lorn

GolS. B.S. B.

Raymond Alley UJCE Apr 24 S.B.

S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.MontBalS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.CarpS. B.S. B.(S.B.Co.)

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY* MARRIAGE RECORnS - 1902

GERDES, May H.GIAOONNIN(GIACCMnil) PaulGIOVANNI, Pezzibo (NBI)GNESA (YNESA), AntoniaGONZALES, SaraGOUBERTIER, JosephCOW, Jessie W.GRAHAM, John C.GREEN, NormanGRISINGHER(GRISINGLIES)EdlthGROTON, John C. (NGI)GUFFEY, GreenburyGUNDY, May VanGUTIERREZ, JohnGUTIERREZ, Mercedes T.HACKER, Edwin N.

HALL, Elmer M.HALL, FlorenceHANSEN, Jacob PeterHARDING, Ira L. (A.)HARDY, PearlHARDY, Viola MayHARRINGTON, Nora L.HARRIS, CarrieHART, Chas. D.HAYMAN, Freas C.HAYNES, William R.HAYS. Mary Lauderback

HAYNES, MAYMTEHEACOCK, Edward R(ussell)HEALD, David W.HEATH, Flora M.(NGI)HEISEL, Annie C.

David S. MILLAR Feb. 26Edith GRISINGTJES(GPISI^GHER) Mar 31Corelli GORINNA Jan 28Santiago COTTVEROS Aug 9Jose D. CORDERO Apr 14(Mrs. )CharlotteMOREIL(M0RRELL) Apr 16Stedran J. ENGLE Jul 10Aline L. SOHMTTT Jun 5Neva BABER Jan 7Paul GIAOOMINI (GIAOONNIN) Mar 31Alice L. SCHMIDT Jan 5Prescilla A. NELSON Jan 16Edgar BANISTER Dec 25Teresa PICO Oct 20Nicholas J. PHELAN Dec 24Lucy E. CARREL Dec 31Maud RAY Oct 15Alfred Joseph PAWSEY Aug 30Annie C. HEISEL Oct 25Martha BUTTERY Jun 28Gideon (Gedeon) HUGHES Sep 6Theodore G. KYBER Jan 19Thomas J. SMTTHERAH Oct 15Geo. Milton (Geo.W.) WOODS Dec 25Anna TOWER feb 6Gussie Holey PIERCE Oct 15Ethlcen PECK Oct 12Henry DATER Jan 25 Manhattan N.

In 1920 a copy of this license was sent from N.Y. and postedin Santa Barbara license book - note in Brides Index.

Frank L. DASOCWBKate UPTONEdna F(lorence) WEEKSHarvey O. OVERTONJacob Peter HANSEN

S. B.Quad

S. B.LosAS. B.

S. B.S. B.

S. B.S. B.QuadS. B.S. B.S. R.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.

S. B.GareyS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.LcmS. B.S. B.S. B.

HELHER, Otto E. or P.(both in lie.) Rebecca LILLARDHENDERSON, Ida G. Ernest n. RYDALLHENDERSON.Martha E or S(both in lie) Louis W. MILLERHERMAN. FredericoHERNANDEZ, LouiseHERRICK. Bertha I.HICKDCK, Grace (E.)HICKS, Belle A. (0.)HIGGINS, Lucia M.HOBSON. Frank LeoIJOGE, R. Ray (R. Roy)HOUCK, CandaceHUDSON, Edward L.nUGHES, Gedeon (Gideon)HUMPHREY, Fred J.HUNT, Walter L.I[OTCIISEN(HUTaESON) Chas.

IMBODFN. Gertrude M.IRVINE, PeterJAMISON, Rtma V.JOHNSON. AnnieJOHNSON, Eunice J.JENKS, Ethel L.KAHN, Mathilde C.KELLING. CarrieKEILOGG, Mrs. AveryKENNEDY. Richard E.KENYGN, AnnieKNOX. Harriet W.KOEHLER, William F.KYBER, Theo. G.

Jun 4Jul 3Apr 28Jan 8Oct 25Nov 27Mar 11

Nov 27Jan 23Dec 25Mar 23Dec 31Sep 24Apr 2Jul 5Oct 27Aug 13Sep 24Sep 6Jul 1Jun 9Nov 23

Dec 24Mar 20

Jun 4May 6Dec 10Oct 23

Sep 13Aug 3Dec 14Feb 5Sen 2Jan 1Nov 7Jan 19

S. B.IonS. B.S. M.GareyGolS. B.I. B.

B.Innocencio PINERON. A. COVARRUBIASJames T (E.) GOANECharley 0 (A.) DOMINYJ. M. CARTER

John S. CATLINMargaret H. ANTHONYEffie May LAVENDERIra H. McMILLANLuella BROWNPearl HARDYBessie LEWISMartha LOUSIEYVenicia or Danicla DARUNB(both in original license)R. E. BLACKERMary BEGGHorace W. BICKFORDAlbert F(itch) TANNERArthur E. STEVENSFred M. RICHDolmo W. MUSCIOC. C. TERBUSHJ. B. PICOEva May (Eva Mae) RATESMartin WITTER. Lamar PRICEAlice M. MARTINViola May HARDY

CarpLornS. B.S. M.S. B.S. B.CarpS. B.Gol

LonGolNaplesS. B.S. B.LornLos AS. B.

B.B.B.B.B.B.

SANTA BARBARA. COUNTY WARPJAGE RTTORDS -* JA7IFi>~ Arthur K. Mel lie I'cntW (Or-t ?0)LAMAR. Riley Leona WHITESTRINLANE, Mattie E. N. W. ODRNETTLANGLO, Ohristain (Christian) Bertha SILVERTSONLAVENDER, Effie MayLAWN. Roxie I.LAWRENCE. Arlnie (Annie E

Brna C.LAWTON, PaulineLEEGE, MillieLEHNER. Mrs. EvaLENNIG, Edmmd B.LEON. CatherineLEWIS, BessieLEWIS, Frank L.LEYEVA (LEYVA) HelenaLILLARD, RebeccaLILLARD, Lena F

R. Roy (R. Ray) ROGELouis L. PENDOLAManuel C. SCARESArthur PHILBRICKJeffrey CONNELL ( CORNELL)Charles DOUGLASA. D. TURBETT (Tuabett)Helena ZIEGLERLouis ROMEROFred J. HUMPHREYEthel E. ASTONCesare MACCIANTI

1902

Ort 24Oct 22Jan 1Sep 20Oct 27Jan 21Sep 8Jun 25Mar 24Nov 12Jan 29Oct 27Jun 27Jul 1Jan 6Jun 8

F.I.LornGolS. B.S. B.S. B.QuadS. M.GuadLornS. B.S. B.MontCarpS. B.S. B.

Otto E. or P. HELMER (both in lie) Nov 27 nr GolWilliam D. BLAIR Sep 17 S. B.

UNDLEY, WilllairP.(Willard P) Charlotte L(eRoy) FERRIS(Ferry) Feb 24 Mont~...,..J. • _. . .. rm n nvw. V..1 •» OBIOOXW00D, ElizabethLOGAN, Julian A.LOPEZ, UrbaneLOUSLEY, MarthaLOUSTALOT, Frank,LUCE. Raymond A(lley)LUGO, AnitaLUGO, Jose Y.LYONS, Alice M.LYONS, Grace W.MACCIANTI, CesareMcBRIDE. EthlynMcCLDRY, NellieMcCOLLUH, AnnaIrfcCUEN. Georgie R.McELHANY, Jas. L.McFARLAND. Ethel H.McGEE. Oscar R.McMillan, ira h.McMURRAY, Samuel I.McMURRY. Edward 1/ewis)McNUTT, LeoMAGILL. Walter M.MAIN. MarylynMAIN, Walter J.MANENT. Panchs (Mrs.)MANGEIN, EugenieHARINCOVICH. FlorMARMONT, Thomas A

Chas. R. TOMS Jul 7 S. B.Julia H. POWEU. May 14 S. B.Anita RUIZ Jun 27 MontWalter L. HUNT Jun 9 S. B.

(Mrs.) Pancha MANENT Jun 22 S. B.Louise Pauline GEGGUS Apr 24 S. B.Jose Y. LUGO Dec 26 S. B.Anita LOGO Dec 26 S. B.Erastus F. PATTER (POTTER) Aug 2 BalEdgar B. DAVISON Aug 2 BalHelena LEYVA (LEYEVA) Jun 8 S. B.BenJ. L. SPRAGUE May 21Arthur K. LAZIER Oct 20Clarence W. BLUHBERG !tay 28R. Harry SYLVESTER Dec 29 SCora Bell ACKERMAN Aug 3George W. CATEY Oct 16Mabel I(nea) SPENCER Aug 27Candace HOUK Aug 13Nellie C. SMITH Sep 3Anna I(sabella) Smith RUSSELLSep 4Mira C. ASHMUN (Nina C.)Elizabeth SMITHChester A. THOMASMary Ann DOWNIEFrank LOUSTALOTGeorge G. BOBBINSTillie BORADSTONEMary A. RUSTAMIER

Aug 10Jun 9Jan 15Sep 3Jun 22Oct 2Jun 16Jun 15Apr 14Sep 10Nov 7Sep 17Jun 11Oct 22Jun 19Dec 7Jul 27Dec 25Jan 29Feb 26Jun 4Nov 27Dec. 11Jan 14

Jun 25Jan 25Apr 22Apr 16Jun 25

M ABQUEZ. llarcodcrno(Macedonio) Esqu(e)pala VIGILMARTENSON, A. CMARTIN. Alice U.MARTIN. James S.MARTINEZ, John R.MASSASO. CharlesMASSINI, AntonioIrIAUTTIr^ltAr<TnNO)MargherlttaMAYNARD, Fred G.MERIGOLD, James A.MIKU1A. Stephen A.MILLAR. David S.MILLER. John A.(John W.)MILLER.- Louis W.MILLER (Miss) M. L.MIRATA. Santina (Santiaga)

Mary E. NUCKOL(L)SWilliam F. KOERLERLizzie S. SMICKArcadia RUIZMargherlta BOSSOAngelita COTAPeter POMATTO (Pletro)Alice A(S.) SfORKEMatilda L. WHTTNEYKatherine J. MPSMary H. GERDESAlta B. PURDYMartha E. HENDERSONG. A. ENGLEHARTLuigi PFZTOMICO

on Grooms Ust Arthur RIZZONN00sOrTFORT. Geo. D. Lovise J. MORRISMOORE, Helen David B. W. ALEXANDERIDREILLON. Anna S. William J. BHUNDAGEMORRELL.Charlotte (Mrs.) Joseph OOUbKHl'lERMORRIS, Louise J. Geo. D. MDOTFORT

S.S.S.B

S.S.LornS. M.S. Y.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.La Patera

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B.B.B., Co.(S.B)B.B.

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1902

MUNGER. PorterMURPHY, Edward T.MURPHY, FannieMUSCIO, Delmo W.NABO, Antonio P.(PERIERA)

NAJAR. BenitoNELSON. UllleNELSON, Prescilla A.NESBITT, Joseph A.NIEHAUS, Mrs. I.NUCKOLLS. Mary E.NUNES, Jo Souz(a)OLESEN. Olac (NGI)ONTTVEROS, SantiagoORDWAY. F. M.OSMUND, Margory (Osmond)OVERTON. Harvey 0. (NGI)PARKS. A. W.PATTER (POTTER) Erastus F.PAWSEY, Alfred JosephPECK.EthleenPENA. Daniel D.PENDOLA, Louis L.PERIERA(also NABO) AntonioPETERSON. Catherine M.PHELAN, Nicholas S. (J.)PHILBRICK, ArthurPIOO. J. B.PICO, Juana MariaPICO, TeresaPIERCE, Gussy MoleyPINERO, InnocenciaPOETT, Alfred R(edlngton)POMATTO. Peter and PletroPOOL. Charles R.POTTER (PATTER),Erastus F.POWELL. Julia M.PRICE, R. LamarPURDY. Alta B.RAY. Maud

REAVES, AddleREINHARDT, LeeREYES. RachelREYNOLDS, Elizabeth J(ane)REZZONIOO.Luigi (BI)

(Arthur RizzonnooRICE, DoverRICH, Fred M.RiaiARTBON, Grace A.RICKEY, Susan E.RIOXETTS, BerthaRIOS, Katherine J.RIVIERE, LouisRIZZONNOO. Arthur

Mary Alice ROBSON May 14Navidad AYALA May 24William WOOD (place not on llcFeb 17Mathilde C. KARN Sep 13Mariana Rita DUTRA Jul 28Victoria ANQQN Jun 13Antonio B. SILVER Nov 29(19)Greenbury GUEFY Jan 16Annie M. ORAMB Jun 14R. A. SFLVERTfCRN Sep 5A. C. HARTENSQN Sep 10Marie Boebes CER CIE (Berbes) Feb 6Minnie STTTZER Apr 17Antonia YNESA (Gnesa) Aug 9Nellie M. SEYMOUR Nov 26Charles R. POOL Oct 6Flora M. HEATH Jan 8Addle F. BABER Dec 31Alice H. LYONS Aug 2Florence HALL Aug 30WilliamR. HAYNES Oct 12Maria (S.) COVARRUBIAS Feb 24Roxie I. LAWN Jan 21Mariana Rita DUTRA Jul 28William F. SMITH Dec 7Mercedes T. GUTIERREZ Dec 24Rum C. LAWRENCE Jun 25Mrs. Avery KELLOGG Dec 14Jesus Maria ARELLANES Sep 21John GUTIERREZ Oct 20Freas C. HAYMAN Oct 15Frederico HERMAN Jan 23Mercedes Ysabel DIBBLES Dec 17Margheritta IIANITTNO (MAUTTLNO)Dec 7Margory OSMOND(OSMUND)Alice M. LYONSJulian A. LOGANHarriet W. KNOXJohn W. (A.) MILLERElmer M. HALLH. B. EARNESTSue WENDTC. W. RUIZHenry SIEMERSantina IHRATA

and Santiaga Mlrata on Grooms Index)Louisa BARNESEthel (L.) JENKSP. A. H. ARATAArthur M. DUNLAPH. C. STORK ( STARK)Stephen A. MIKULAAlice D. CLARKSantiaga MIRATA

Oct 6Aug 2May 14Jan 1Jun 4Oct 15Jun 30Aug 15Jul 22Jul 8Jan 14

Mont(Valley)S. B.Ion (GI)Los ALornS. B.

B.B.B.B.B.

GuadS. B.Los AS. B.S. B.S. M.S. B.BalS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.LonS. B.S. B.S. M.S. B.Los AS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.BalS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.

Oct 29S.B.(S.M.)Oct 23 Lam

(Luigi Rezzonioo and Santina Mlrata on Brides Index)BOBBINS. George GROBERTS, Agnes M.ROBSON, Mary AliceRODENBERG. HenryROMERO. AlfredROMERO,LouisROMERO, SusanaROMOSPL,Juder(ROMOSPE.Juan)ROSENSWEIG. RosieRUBIDOUX. Florida S.RUIZ. AnitaRUIZ, ArcadiaRUIZ, C. W.RUIZ. CeaserRUIZ. Dolores S.RUIZ, .losie (Josefa)

Eugenie MANGELNEmerson T. WATSONPorter MUNGERRefugia CORDERO (NBI)Francisca AYALACatherine IJTOJuan A. E. COTACatharine ETCHARTSamuel COPLOAN (CAPLAN)Chas. M. STONEUrbano IOPEZJohn R. MARTINEZRachel REYESDolores S. RUIZCeaser RUIZFrank Crancisco) CORnERO

Jul 21Aug 23Jul 9Jan 29Dec 29Jan 14

S. B.S. B.MontS. B.S. B.S. B.

Oct 2 S. B.Oct 4 nr GolMay 14 Mont ValleyApr 18 S. B.Jun 22Jun 2?Jul 3Jun 3Dec 5Jan 9Jun 27Jun 11Jul 22Jun 1Jun 1Jun 27

S. B.MontS. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.MontS. B.

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1902

RUSSELL, Anna Isabella SmithRUSTAMIER, Mary M.RYDALL, Ernest (Ernest H.)SQIMIDT, Alice L. (NGI)SOJDELLANI, Guiseppi (NBI)SEELEY, OffieSUTIiai. Geo. A.SEXTON, Evaline RoseSEYMOUR, Nellie M.SHAW, Floyd P., Jr.SIEMER, HenrySILVAS, John D. D.SILVER, Antonio (B).SILVERTHORN. R. A.SILVERTSON, BerthaSLOAN, L. H. (F. H.)SMICK. Lizzie S.SMITH, AlexanderSMITH, Edson A. (NBI)SMITH, ElizabethSMITH, ELMER L.SMITH, Irwin F.SMITH, Junius A.SMITH, Laird R.SMITH, May B.SMITH. Nellie C.SMITH, William F.SMITHERAM, Thomas J.SCARES, Manuel C.SPENCER, Mabel IneaSPRAGUE. BenJ. L.SPROAT. Chas P.SPRQAT, MaudSTARK( STORK) H. C.STEINFELD. AdolphSTEPHENS. C. H. (NBI)STEVENS. Arthur E.PTITZER, MinnieSTONE. Charles M.STORK (STARK). H. C.STORKE, Alice S(Alice A.)STOW, Katherine IdaSUTTON. Fred R.(Fred P.)SWANSON.Alain G.(Alvin G.)SYLVESTER. R. HarryTAIT, Frances A.TANNER, Albert F(ltch)TARR(TARA) RebeccaTAYLOR. KATE P. (late entry)TERBUSH, C. C.THOMAS, Chester A.THOMPSON, Len W.THOMPSON, Louise JeanetteTHOMPSON, Mertie M.TORS, Chas. R.TTJABETT(TURBETT), A. D.TOWER, AnnaTUNNELL, ElsieTUTTLE, Geo. S.UPTON, Kate

VALENCIA, BrraaVAN AtJKEN, GeorgeVAN GUNDY, MaeVIGIL, Estni(e)pala

WALKER. Chas D. (NBI)WATSON, Emerson T.WEAVER. Sylvester L.WEBSTER, Wilton W. (NBI)WEEKS, Edna F(lorence)WENDT, Sue

Edward lewis McMURRY Sep 4 S. B.Thos. A. MARMONT Jun 15 S. B.Ida G. HENDERSON Mar 11 S. H.John C. GROTON Jun 5 S. B.Annie CONTERIO Aug 5 S. B.Sarah FILLMORE May 4 BalFrances A. TAIT Sep 25 S. B.Franklin J. DEARBORN Sep 9 GolF. II. ORDWAY Nov 26 S. B.Arvilla A or F FOULKS Sep 28 S. B.Elizabeth J(ane) REYNOLDS Jul 8 S. B.Inez Teresa COUZ (CRUZ) Mar 5 S. B.Lillie NELSONMrs. I. NIEHAUSChristian LANGLO Sep 20 S. B.Helen W. FORD Mar 29 S. B.Janes S. MARTIN Sep 17 S. B.Elsie DOUBLE Sep 27 S. B.

Martha I. L. CARRILLO Jun 4 S. B.Walter M. MAGILL Jun 9 S. B.Lena R. FREEMAN Mar 3 S. B.Dorothy E. BABER Jun 10 S. B.Lena B. ARCHER May 7 S. B.Katherine FENLON Sep 7 S. B.Edwin T. COOPER Oct 8 S. B.Samuel Kelly McMURRAY Sep 3 S. Y.Catherine M. PETERSON Dec 7 S. B.Nora L. HARRINGTON Oct 15 S. B.Annie (E.) LAWRENCE Sep 8 QuadOscar Roland McGEE Aug 27 LornEthlyn McBRIDE Hay 21 S. B.Henrietta A(drien) BELLUE(Bellen) F?b 15 S. B.Geo. S. TUTTLEBertha RICKETTSBurn VALENCIABurn S. CAUGARIEunice J. JOHNSONOla C. OLESENFlorida R. RUBIDOUXBertha RICKETTSFred G. MAYNARDCharles W. EALANDBdlth FRAMSTON (FRAMPTON)

Esther E. EVANSGeorgie R. McCUENGeorge A. SINTERAnnie JOHNSONRobert A. BUSHMilton I. LONYEACarrie KELUNGMarylyn MAINElsie TUNNELLWalter S. GATESGeorge A. DEVAULElizabeth IXXKWOODMrs. Eva LEHNERChas. D. HARTLen W. THOMPSONMaud SPROATEdwin R(ussell) REATCCKAdolph STEINFELDRebecca AMBROSEEdgar BANISTER

Macedonio(Marcodcmo) MARQUE?.Rosa M. COOPERAgnes H. ROBERTSMabel DIXON

Frances M. CONEYDaniel W. HEALD

lee REINHARDT

Nov 19(29) S. B.Sep 5 S. B.

May 14 (6)S. B.Jul 9 MontAug 2Jul 30Dec 10Apr 17Jan 9Jul 9Jul 27Dec 29May 17Sep 9

S. B.QuadS. B.S. B.S. B.

MontS. B.GolS. B.S B

Dec 29 S.B.(S.B.Co.)Sep 25 S. B.May 6 S. B.Apr 19 S. B.

1892, Sep 29 Santa Clara Co.Aug 3 S. B.Jan 15 S. B.Mar 17 La PateraFeb 1 S. B.Oct 15 S. B.Jul 7 S. B.Jan 29 S. B.Feb 6 S. B.Mar 17 La Patera

May 6 (14) S. B.Jul 3 LornAug 2 S. B.Sep 6 S. B.Dec 25 S. R.Apr 14 S. M.Apr 21 S. M.Oct 4 nr GolJun 2 S. B.Sep 24 S. B.Apr 2R S. B.Aug 15 S. B.

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS 1902

WHTTESTEIN, LeonaWHITNEY, Matilda L.WILLIAMS, Elnora E.WINLWURST, William F.WINES, Annie K.fflTTE. Martin 'WOOD, WilliamWOODS, Geo. W.(Geo.lUlton)

YNESA (GNESA) AntoniaZIEGLER, Helena

Riley J. LAMARJames A. MERIGOLDChas. CARPENTER (NGI)Annie K. WINESWilliam WINDHURSTAnnie KENTONFannie MURPHYCarrie HARRISSantiago CNTrVEROSEdmund B. LENNIG

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIACE RECORDS -1903

Oct 22 LornDec 25 S. B.May 9 S. B.Oct 16 S. B.

Oct 16 S. B.Sep 2 S. B.

Feb 17 Lorn

Dec 25 Lon

Aug 9 Los AOct 27 S. B.

903Oct 26 LornSep 24 S. B.May 9 S. Bi. Cb.Aug 22 S. B.Dec 31 LornSep 30 S. B.Nov 12 S. B.Aug 12 s. B.Jan 15 S:. B.(Co)Jul 1 S . B . Co.Dec 25 CarpFeb 25 S . 3.fCo>Oct 14 s. H.Nov 15 LorniJul 1 S . B . Co.Dec 5 s. B.Aug 15 s. B.Jan 16 S . B . Co.Dec 5 S. B.Feb 1 S . B . Cb.Jun 24 S . Si* Co.)Jun 30 S. B .Co.Aug 26 s. B.Dec 31 s. B.Aug 13 S. M.Aug 11 S. B.

Aug 9 S. B.Dec 6 8. B.Dec 15 S. B.LY)Jul 7 S.B.Cb.Dec 31 S. M.Dec 31 S. M.Dec 19 S. B.Jan 25 S . B .(Co.)Jun 20 S. B . Oo,Sep 19 S. B.Dec 29 S. B.Mar 21 S . B . Co.Dec 5 S. 9.Jun 20 S.B( Cb)Dec 10 S. B.Feb 1 S.B. Oo.Apr 12 S.B. Co.Feb 3 S.B. Co.Aug 17 S. B.

Jun 30 S.B. Co.Jun 10 S.B. Co.May 1 S.B. Co.Jun 2 S.B( Oo)Jan 1 8. B.Aug 29 S. B.

Nov 26 S. B.Feb 10 S .". '*>.

ADAMS, George H.ADKINS, JohnAGUERRIE, JosefaALVES, BelleANDERSON. MamieANDERSON, PollieANGEL, JosephARELLANES, PetraARMOUR, Blanche B.ATKINSON, RobertaATZ, Tlllie E.BAILEY, AliceBAILEY. Enrna L.BARKER, Annie ElizabethBARNHILL, Janes F.BATES, Laurence O.BATES, WilliamBECKLEY, Herbert C.BELCHER, Henry ArthurBELL, Preston B.BELLAMY. VeraBENNETT, Oscar D.BENSON, B. S.BENSON, HansBENTA, ManuelBIUJNOTON,Henrietta Amelia

(in Groans Indes:BINGHAM, Laura A.BOCCAU, GuiseppeBOSSHARD, Matthew M.BOWMAN, Walter W.BOYD, EdnaBRADLEY, James F.BRAKEBILL, B.BRECK, Clara F.BREMER, ArthurBRENTOER, Arthur C.BRENTNER, Brooks B.BRISTOL, Lester L.BRISTOR, Mary LucileBROWN, Lena G.BRUCK. Henrietta PaulineBRUFFETT, Callle »l.BRUZATORI(Brugatori)AmbrosioBRYAN. AbnerBUNCH, Louise M.BURKE.. Margaretsjtfsmui, Olive C.EUREIS, Sylvester J.BURWSS, Marguerite W.BURNETT, C. G. (Groom)SlSTELLOS(Bustillos,Jose Dolores Elena SAMANOBUSTILLOS, Merced E. Manuel C. CURIELBffTLFR, Sylvester J. Mabel V. CCTT!9? CYrtler)

Enrna HENNLNGAmelia CORDEROWilliam SHOEMAKECharles A. POSTJohn M. DAYEdward B. MATHERSEmily F. JONESAbraham COTTVERA /ONTIVERASLouis P. A. RANLTNJames F. BARNHILLEdward N. COMERHenry A. WALLISCharles J. CHRISTIANSENJanes William FISHERRoberta ATKINSONMinnie M. RAYBattle Josephine ESSELSTYNEmm ESSENMary Lucile BRISTORCallie M. BRUFFETTCharles D. WALDIEMargaret BURKEMaude Pearl McCOMASLizzie REYESMaria J.MANGANnXXItergarido)Harold VAN BRONK (CROZIER)Harold Van Bronk CROZIER)Warren S. PANGRORNAdele GIOGIPearl KINGMargaret M. SANHERLJNG(SANGE!iJames F. DRADLEYEdna BOYDClara It. FINKBINERAustin P. WEBSTERDma GOEBSL (Goevel)Millie R. CLARKIda May HAYWARDAlice E. FTTZ JERRELLHenry Arthur BELCHERCharles I. WOODSHenry Wlnfleld RUBERPreston B. BELLRosa FGXENEtta LOWESLouis E. MITTENDORFOscar D. BENNETTJohn R. DAVISEthel FRENCHJOHN H. READ. Jr.Mrs. H. E. HALLOHELL

Santa Barbara County Marriage Records - 1903

CALVIN (Colvin), Lewis EarlCAMERCO (Camargo) Ramon LuisCAMPBELL, Frances R.OUKP0D0NICO, Silvia O.CAMPOS, SusanaCARLSON, JohnCARRILLO, Joaquin R.CARRILLO. ManuelaCASAL, Annie H.CATUN, James K.ttVALLETTO, G. B.

Harriet A. STOWEJosie ROMERONathan W. WELLSMartin L. SMITHAugustin MORALESHarriet Jane SMITHDelia RICHARDSONCyrio LOPEZHarry H. HARRISElva HIGGINSCatharina(e) PAGUOTTI

CAVANAUGH. Frank M.(Francis M.) Enrna J. MOLLOYCAVARILLO. DaisyCAWLEY, Charles W.CHAPMAN, AlphaCHAPMAN. Freaddicess T.CHAVES, MariaCHEAP, Enrna R.CHRISTIANSEN, Charles J.CLARK, ElizabethCLARK, Mary E.CLARK, Millie R.COALE. Jesse B.COAN. HullCODY. John C.COLVIN (Calvin), Lewis EarlCOMER. Edward N.COMPTON, OlaCOOK, Ullian M. 0*s.)CORDA. Josie MaryCORDERO, AmeliaCORDERO, Maria AntoniaCORDERO, Thomas

•COTA, A. de la C.COTA, Ella VictoriaCOTA, JosefaCOX, Cynthia LeahCRANE, James SchenckCROWL. W. C.

Harry H. GATESElsie V. JENSENGeorge McINAD (HclJWi)Maria Antonia CORDEROManuel G. SYLVIACarl M. GLAZEEnrna L. BAILEYJoseph H. NIGUETTEI. N. I3SGUIREArthur C. BRENTNERMary E. FRYERAmelia EDGERLYMyrtle F.RAGUE/HOGUE (Hogue)Harriet A. STOWETillie E. ATZClifford HEIDTThomas George MAXWELLAbraham TOGNAZZINIJohn ADKTNSFreaddicess T. CHAPMANLinda MEZAJosefa COTAAlton Dwight WATSONA. de la C. COTAWilliam Wilson HATHAWAYRebecca Lowe STODDARDEva Dee McNEAL

CROZIER(VaiiBronk) Harold VanBronk Henrietta AmeliaBIILINGTON Aug 11Wilfred E. GRIFFITHSMerced C. BUSTILLOSSylvester J. BUTLERClotilde TRYCEFlorence JENNINGSJohn Frederick SMITHOlive M. BURMANManice(Mamie) ANDERSONAmarlah 9. WHEELOCKLeon LEWISCharles J. HEINEMANAlvin MITCHELL

Aug 30 S. B.Co.Oct 4 S. Y.Jun 3 S. B.Co.Jun 24 S. B.Co.Sep 23 S. B.Mar 4 S. B. Co.Nov 9 S. B.Jun 22 S. B. Co.Jun 4 S. B. Co.

Nov 4 CarpJan 1 S. B.Jun 9 S. B. Co.

Jun 21 S. B. Oo.Jun 20 S. B. Cb.Aug 4 Quad1Aug 10 S. B.Jul 9 S. M.Sep 8 S. B.Oct 14 S. V.Sep 5 S. B.May 17 S. 3. Co.

Sep 19 S. 3.Jan 10 S. B. Co.Mar 9 S. B. Co.

Feb 7 S. B. Co.Aug 20 S. B. Co.

Dec 25 CarpJun 27 S. B.Feb 22 S. B. Co.Jun 6 S., 3.(Co.)Sep 24 S. 3.Aug 10 S. B.

Jul 2 S.. B. Co.Mar 23 S.. B.. Co.Mar 29 S.. P.(Co)Mar 23 S.. B. Co.Mar 25 S.. 3.. Co.May 20 S., B. Co.

Dec 16 S. B.N Aug: 11 S. B.

Jun 20 S.. B., Co.Nov 26 S. B.

Feb 10 S . B.. Co.

Nov 6 S. B.Feb 25 8 . B.. Co.

Dec 23 S. H.

Jun 10 8 . B . Co.

Dec 31 1LomApr 30 S . B .(Co).Feb 24 8 . B . Co.Nov 7 S. B.

Jan 4 S . B . Co.

Nov 29 1LosA

Sep 15 S. B.

Nov 28 S. B.

Jan 28 S . B . Co.Sep 15 1S. 13.Dec 23 S. «?.('cn)Nov IP Lom

nee 30 S. B.

Aug 29 S. B.

May 10 S . B . Co.

Dec 23 IS. !B.?3bv 5 S. M#

Sep 2 s. B.

Jun 7 8 . B . Co.

Sep 2 S. Y.

Mar 9 S . B . Co.

Jun 11 S . B . Co.

Apr 19 S . B . Co.

Dec 5 S. B.

Oct 14 S. B.Jul 18 S. B.Jun 14 R. n.

CRUM, Ullie MayCURIEL, Manuel C.CUTLER(Cutter)Mabel V.DALHYMPLE, G. E.

DAME. HenryDASHIELL, Margaret J.DAVIS, John R.DAY, John M.DAYS, Martha E.DAYTON, LouiseDEHM, MaudDELVALLE, Irene (Dee Ville)de la GUERRA, Araleia (Guerra) Marie BONETTIDELZER(Dilzer) .Theodore W.DENNIS, SarahDESMAZES, Charles S.DILZER (Delzer).Theodore S.DIMOCK, SadieDIMOCK, Thaddeus E.DICKERSON, William WarrenDOLENTY, Frances A.DCMINGUEZ. AscencionDtffiRORROW, Maud E.EARL. Mabel ?..

EATON. Ira K.EBEL. JuliusEDELBLUTE, J. L.EDGERLY, AmeliaEDM0ND5ON. HenryELIZALDE. Julius G.ELKMAN. EtrmaENNIS. EthelESPINOSA, LugardaCOTA. Angelica (NBI)

Mathilda MONSKEYJohn E. MOORENora IRWIN

Mathilda MONSKEYFrank John MILLERMary E. MILLERHurtle Luella WESTBERYWalter J. MEYERLawrence E. POSTERBenjamin F. MAINPranklin H. "ATSMargaret Anna HOLDENSophia B. MANTYriorecia P. RUDEHull COANEdith FORDlouise SEHLHarry HEAPF. H. OTTStephen GAVENSHARDAntonio MASSINI

Santa Barbara County Marriage Records - 1903ESSELSTYN, "a"16JosephineESSEN, EhtnaEVERETT, Maud E.EYRAND, EtnileFELTER. (Filter) Blanche E.

FELTON, Elizabeth C.FILTER (Belter) Blanche E.FINKBINER, Clara M.FISH. Guy M.FISHER, James WilliamFITJIIAN. Joel RemingtonFITZ JERRELL. Alice E.FORBES. LolaFORD, EdithFORRESTER, IsabelleFOSTER, Lawrence E.FOXEN, Rosa M.FRENCH. EthelFROELIOH (Froehllch) OttoFRYER, Mary E.GAINES. NellieGARDENER, Helen S.(GARDNER)GARFIELD, Nellie FlorenceGATES. Franklin H.GATES, Harry H.GAVENSHARD. StephenGHIGHERT,. WilliamGIN. S. ChowGIOGI. AdeleGIVENS, JamesGLAZE. Carl M.GUDDEN. Homer CarrollGODET, CharlesGOEBEUGOEVEL), EhraaGONZALES. RosaGOULD. George H.GRAGG. JameslrvinGRAHAM. Robert G.GRANT, Elsie ElizabethGREEN, William E.GRIFFITHS, Wilfrid E.GRUNWALD. Gust (NBI) (GnEFN-GUERRA. Araleia de la WALD)ailDOTTI, MariaGUTIERREZ, Juanlta

HACHALL. Charlton L.HALL. GeorgeHALLOWELL. Mrs. H. E.HA1SLETON, Maud D.HAND. George R.HANSEN, J.HANSON(HARRISON) DanielHARDING. E. T.HARGAN, SarahHARMON. JohnHARRIS. Charles W.HARRIS. Harry H.HARRISON (Hanson) DanielHARRISON. John E.HARRISON, Martha G.HATHAWAY, William Wilson'SATTER. Catherine O.WARD4rIda MayIIEIDT. CliffordHEINEHAN. Charles J.

lEW%n?edIe A-HFNNING. EhnaILESKIN, Nora

William BATESHerbert C. BEOXLEYWilliam H. MINERNellie GAINESSamuel W. HICKSArthur G. WILSONSamuel W. HICKSB. BRAKEBILLMaude A. ROSEAnnie Elizabeth BARKERMary Raker SMITHLester L. BRISTOLPablo VILLALBAHenry EDMQNDSONWilliam David BOLLARDAscension TOMINfiltEZAmbrosio BRUGATORISylvester J. BURRISSusan M. SPIERSJesse B. COALEEmile EYRANDJohn E. WALKERFrederick H. W. LUEDERSMabel E. EARLDaisy CAVARILLOLugarda ESPINOSAAdea PENDOLA (OctJennie WTLUAHSDuiseppi BOCCAUMary IkdOSRLlTiaALIGtiLIN)Emm R. CHEAPAnne Pauline BOLSTVirginia Hay SRESOVICHArthur BRENNERHenryTIOOSarah HARGANBarbara SHEANCora IRELANDHenry F. VANWINKLEFlossie L. STONEUllie Hay CRUKPAnna Frieda IVAST (OJIAST)Maria BONETTIAntonio SCOLARIBert 1ENKJCMERY

ith.

Lottie C. PLATTClara Van JRESS(VAN TRESS)C. G. BURTNETTWalter R. KIRKLulu SHURZCaroline NEILSONKittle STATESSadie A. HENDERSONGeorge H. GOULDMrs.Mary R. LONGElena ROVARO (Rovard)Annie H. CASALKittle STATESMartha G. HARRISONJohn E. HARRISONCynthia Leah COXUlplano LOPEZ

Fj^kWP™1*Ola rTMPTONMaud nnai

EsdWWfcGeorge H. ADAMSOmrles R. McGUNCHEY

Aug 15 S. B.Jan 16 S. B. Cb.Apr 18 S. B.( Co.)Dec 15 S. B.Aug 19 S. B.May 8 S. B.( Co.)Aug 19 S. B.Dec 19 S. B.Dec 18 S. B.Nov 15 LonMay 28 S. B. Co.Mar 21 S. 3. Co.Dec 2 S. B.Jun 11 S. B. Co.Feb 18 S. B. Co.May 10 S. B. Co.Apr 12 S. B. Co.May 1 S. B. Co.Jul 22 S. B.Jan 10 S. B. Oo.Dec 15 S. B.Jun 23 S. B.(Co.)Jun 10 S. B. Cb.Nov 5 S. M.Jun 21 S. B. Cb.Jul 18 S. B.

17,Nov 17) S. B.Dec 21 S. B.Dec 6 S. B.Jul 16 S. B. Co.Sep 8 S. B.Sep 19 S. B.Apr 25 S. B. Co.Jun2 or 20)S,B.Cp.Mar 19 S. B/Co.)Apr 26 S. B. Co.Feb 2 S. B. Co.Mar 4 S. B. Co.Jan 1 S. B.Mar 14 S. U. Co.Jun 20 S. B. Co.Aug 18 S. 3.Nov 29 LosAJul 1 S. B.(Co)Feb 21 S.~B. Co.

ftB 27 g: 1: 8§:Oct 7 S. 3.Nov 1 S. B.Jan 1 S. B.Dec 2 MontSep 26 S. B.Mar 6 S. B. Co.Aug 8 CarpFeb 4 S. B. Cb.Apr 26 S. B. Co.Nov 3 LomNov 18 S. B.Jun 4 S. B. Co.Aug 8 CarpJan 22 S. B. Co.Jan 22 S. B. Co.«*ar 25 S. B. ro.Aug 12 S. 3.

RE8! 1:1:Jun 27 S. B. Co.Nov 7 S. R.

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Sep 2 S. B.

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Santa Barbara Countv Marriaue Records - 1903

niCKS. Samuel W.HIOGINS. ElvaHILL. Grace A.HILTON. EverettHINES, William P.HOGSON, Clarence J.HOGUE (Hague,!togue)Myrtle F.HOLDEN, Margaret AnneHOLDEN, OscarHOLLAND, William DavidHOLMES. Flora M.HOLST. Anne PaulineHORAN, ElizabethHORN, JennieHOWE, NettieRUBER, Henry Winfield

IRELAND, CoraIRVINE. Janie I.IRWIN, NoraIVAST, Anna Frieda (NBI)JEFFREY*,' GeprgeJENNINGS, FlorenceJENSEN, Elsie V.JIMINEZ, JuanaJOHNSON, Edith M.JOHNSTON, MaryJOLUFF, William E.JONES, Elizabeth M.JONES, Emily F.KERSHNER, Ira U.KINCAID, Margaret E.KING. CoraKING. PearlKING, W. M.KIRK, Walter R.KOAN, NelsonKOENIO, KatherineLAUGHLIN. Ellora J.

LEWIS. C. P. (Bride)LEWIS, LeonLEWIS, M. K. (Groom)LEWIS. MildredUBBEY. JosieLINCOLN. John SpencerUNDSEY, John H.ILOYD, MyrtleLOGAN. DoraLOGAN, John H.LOGAN, Mellie E.LONG, Mrs. Mary R.LOPEZ, CarmenLOPEZ, CyrloLOPEZ. Mathilda JosephsLOPEZ, UlpianoLOWNES. EttaLUEDERS. Frederick. H. W.LUSTIG, EdwardLYMAN. Harry E.

Blanche E. FILTER (Felter)James K. CATLIND. H. STAFFERHvrtle LLOYDMaria ROSSI

Rena Belle MANKINSJohn C. CODYIra K. EATONClara G. STEVENSIsabelle FORRESTERWilliam WnTEFELT (WILLEFELT)May20 SHomer Carroll GLIDDENSpencer STEVENSGeorge F. STOCKSTILLJohn H. LOGANHenrietta Pauline BRUOXRobert G. GRAHAMJohn M. UNDSEYCharles S. DESMAZESGust GRUNWALDAgnes McKENZIEHenry DAWECharles W. CAWLEYTanas ROMEROCharles M. PETTINGILLRichard MEARSFlorrie L. McKAYErnest A. MILESJoseph ANGELRattle L. YOUNGDavid SMITHW. A. TODDMatthew M. BOSSHARDEthel M. SANSOMEMaud G. RAMBIiTrONBrrra OVERBECKPeter MAASOwen R. STAFFORDM. K. LEWISLouise DAYTONC. P. LEWISRobert Stewart NORRISHilary B. PAULLouise STANWOGDJanie I. IRVINEEverett HILTONFrederic(Fredrick) STRONGNettie HOWEFrank G. WEBSTERJohn HARMANBernabe RUIZManuela CARRILLOAntonio de R. VACOCatherine O. HATTERAbner BRYANNellie Florence GARFIELDElisabeth MURPHYAgnes Marguerite SRESOVICH

Aun 19 c;. B.Nov 4 •"•arp?*ar 14 S.B.Co.Mar 11 S.B.Cb.Mb;- 16 <?.3.f*b-

Sep 18 LomFeb 7 S. B. Co.Sep 2 S. 1.

Jun 30 S. B. Co.Feb 18 S. B. Co.tay20 S. 11(. Co.Sep 19 S. B.Jul 24 S. 9.Dec 6 Loti

Jun 23 S. B. Oo.Dec 10 S. B.Mar 4 S. B. Co.Sep 1 S. B.Jan 28 S. B. Co.Aug 18 S. B.Mar 31 S. B. Co.Feb 25 SI. Bt. Co,Jun 20 S. B. Co.Jan 25 S. B. Co.Jun 30 S. B. Co.Nov 25 S. B.Jun 17 S. B. Co.Jan 5 S. 3. Co.Nov 12 S. B.Dec 3 S. B.May 17 S. B. Co.Mar 4 S. B. Co.

Dec 15 S. B.Mar 25 S. B. Co.Dec 2 MontAug 6 S. B.Sep 5 S. Q.Jan 17 S. B. Co.Jun 29 S. 3. Co.Feb 24 S. B. Co.Jun 29 S. B. Co.Jul 1 S. B. Co.May 2 S. B. Co.

Apr 18 S. B. Cb.Sep 1 S;. e1.

Mar 11 8. B. Co.Apr 5 S. B. Co.Jun 23 S. 3. Co.Apr 21 S. B. Co.Nov 3 LomFeb 2 S. B. Co.Jun 22 S. B. Co.

Dec 4 S. B.Aug 12 S. B.

Feb 3 S. B. Co.

Jun 10 S., B. Co.

Nov 25 S. n.

Apr 25 S. B. Co.

All of the above portion of the 1903 listingwas copied by Janet Lawler and Karen Heritage.The -balance was copied by Janet Lawler andHarry Titus.Vdlunteers for copying frcm the '"arriage "ecord Indexeswould be appreciated. The editor would !i>e to includein each issue a consolidated index, both "rides andcroons, arranged alnhabetically, for one and orefer-ahlv two vears. *telen Miller is in charge of suchvolunteer work. Please contact her at SB^ns meetintrsor bv telenhone - 687-1T>*.

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Santa Barbara County Marriage Records - 1903

MAAS, PeterMcOOMAS, Maude PearlMcdonald, oiivellcGUNCKEY, Charles R.McGUIRE. I. N.

Katherine K0ENIGB. S. BENSONMark H. POiEROYNora KESKINMary E. CLARK

Sep 5 S. B.Aug 26 S. B.Feb 21 S. B. Cb.Sep 2 S. B.May 17 S. 3.

McLNAD (Brindex) (McLUAD on Gr. List and in Ucense) - see that entryMcKAY, Flossie L. _McKENZIE, Agnes,lk*OGBLIN(IAtK»LIN?) MaryMcLUAD, George (Mclnad )McNEAL, Eva DeeMcNEALY, RalphMADDEN, Eva MayMAIN. Benjamin F.MA"*T"?**"*EB.,..Samuelr*AWaWn*i, Maria JMAJiKINS, Rena BelleMANTY. Sophia B.MARGARIDCKManganido)MARTIN, Roscoe C.MARTTNKE. FelixMATHERS, Edward B.MAXWELL, Thomas GeorgeMEATOWS, Joseph E.MEARS, RichardMENNER. IvyMEYER, Walter J.MEZA, UndaMILES, Ernest A.MILLER, Frank JohnMILLER, Mary E.MILLER, W. I.

HHS: SI*.*.MILNE, EdithMINER, William H.MIRANDA , JamesMITCHELL. AlvinMITTENDORF, LouiseMOLLOY. Emm J.MONSKEY, MathildeMONTGOMERY. BertMOORE. John E.MORALES, AugustinMORELL, Victoria,MURPHY. Elisabeth

NEILSON, CarolineN!SLL90N(Nillson)Maria CNELSON. Frank G.NIESON. Clara A.NIGUETTE, Joseph 11.NORRIS, Rohert StewartOAKLEY, Alice

OLPV-ntj, a. P.

William E. JQLLIFF Jun 17 S. 3. Co.George JEFFREY Mar 31 S. B. Co.Janes GIVENS (same both lists) Jul 16 S.B.Cb.Alpha CHAPMANW. C. CROWLEva May MADDENRalph McNEALYMaud E. DURBOROW

Mary (May) Wnittaker REESE'Manuel BENTAClarence J. HOBSCMJulius EBELManuel BENTALoreta RODGERSMattle RUIZPollie ANDERSONMrs. Ullian M. COOKClara A. NIESONMary JOHNSTONJohn B. TAGERTFrances A. DOLENTYThocas CORDEROElizabeth A. JONES(Eliz.M.)Sadie DIMOCKTnaddeus E. DIMOCKMrs. Louise C. SMITH (S.B.)

Uoyd B. YEAGERMaud E. EVERETTLeontina VALENZLTELAIrene Dee VALLE (Del Valle)Louise M. BUNCH

Francis M.(Frank M.) CAVANAUGHTheodore W. DILZER (Delzer)Juanlta GUTIERREZSarah DENNISSusana CAMPOSClarence Louis SHIRRELLEdward LUSTIGJ. HANSENE. L. PLAOTIKDW

Bella OTTJoseph E. MEADOliSElizabeth CLARKMildred LEWISPeter F. PARKERLillle TURNER

Aug 4Dec 16Aug 18Aug 18Dec 23Jul 13

Aug 13Sep 18Jun 78. B.Aug 13" 8.Jul 31Aug 30Sep 30•Feb22Aug 12Nov 25Sep 5Aug 29Jul 2

Jan. 5Dec 2319 NovJan 258.

&&..£•(&)Nov 19 MootApr 18 S.B.(Co)Dec 29 8. M.Jan 4 S. B.Aug 17 S. B.Jun 9 S. B. Co.Sep 15 S. B.Feb 21 S. B.(Co)Nov 28 S. B.Sep 23 8. B.Jan 3 8. B.(Co)Nov 25 S. B.Mar 6 S. B. Co.May 12 8. B. Co.

«teb 16 S. B.(Co)Aug 12 S. 3.

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Sep 5Jul 1Dec*24Dec 15Aug 12Feb 12Feb 16Oct 14Aug 6Jan 1Aug 9Dec 24May 2 SJan 11 S

(Oct)Novl7Jun 24 SSs- 1*» •'.Nov 4

CfTli'MjA/^rnVERAS.Abraham Petra ARELLANES0\rr-T'.n:T»«<?i Isabel01^, nellaOT. F. *S.OVERBECK, EnrnaPAGLIOTTI. Catharine(a)PANGBORN, Warren S.PARKER. Peter F.PAUL. Hilary B.PAW., Tamsie C.PENDOLA, AdeaPENSINGER. Margaret G.PERHASSS. rernard 'PETERSON, i.lllian M.PETTENGILL. Chas. M.PUD Maria

PUNTHCOW E. I..

S. D. RUIZ*rank E. NELSONEthel ENNISNelson KDANG. B. CAVALLETTOLaura A. BINGHAMAlice OAKLEYJosie LIBBEYJohn C. STATLERWilliam GHIGHERIRohert 1.(8.) ROWE!ary RUIZ"Herbert S. SPRA-TT?Edith M. .JOHNSONJruutuin PfislEflOMario C. NIILSON f/NFUSONi

Jun 30 8.Mav 8 S.Mav 12 S.

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Santa Rarharfi Cnimtv Mnrrlnw. IVt«vv|r _ 1003PIATT loft in C.POAGE Edna L.POMEROY Hark M.POMMIEB AndrewPORTER. ArwiP05TT Charles A.PRAHL Victor Imn fM?^<*TART Anna Frlpda

nttAYTK Charles V.OHMADA WiU 1amRANLIN Lnjits p. A.

RAY Minnie H:RAY R. L.READ 1r. John HREESEREYES LizzieRICHARDSON Delia

ROMERO, JosieROMERO, Totnas

ROSE, Maude A.ROSSI, MarieROUARD (Rourd) JosephineROUARD (Rovaro) ElenaHOWE, Robert S (I.)RUDE, Florecia P.RUDOLPH, Florence A.RUIZ, BernabeRUIZ. J. D. (SRUIZ, MaryRUIZ, MattieRUIZ. SalinaSALZMAN, Selma HSAMANO, Elena „,SANGERLDvG(SANGERLY)Margaret MSANSOUE. Ethel M.SCA1ARI. AntonioSCHUSTER, Augusta M.SEHL, LouiseSHAFFER. D. H.SHEA, II. CharlesSKEAN, BarbaraSHIRRELL, Clarence LouisSHOEMAKE, WilliamSHURZ, LuluSIMMES (Simns) William H.SMAUEY, C. E.SMALLEY, Ehma H.SLATTERBECK, H.SMITH, DavidSMmi. Harriet JaneSMITH. John FrederickSMITH. Mrs. Louise C.SMITH. Martin L.SMITH, Mary BakerSPRAGUE, Ethel F.SPRAGUE, Herbert S.SPIERS, Susan M.SPROAT, Edith

D.)

ChnrHrw L HAILHarrv A. WHTTEfTrEINOlivp MnTONAIDJosenhinp Rounn rinuAnD^Helen M. MIIJSBelle AI.VFSNellie fS. SWAMWrlGu«tf nREENWAIJjSelro H. SAtW'ANiVIanrla VAI.ENZtra.ABlanche B. ARMOURLawrence 0. BATESMrs. Eliza .T. WAINSCOTTMarrruerite (W) BURRUSS

Mav(MarviWhittaker Samuel MANCHESTERHans BENSONJoanuin R. CARRILLOj^cge^lARTINRamon Luis CAMARGO (CAMERGO)Juana JIMINEZ

ftirSfe^WwAGuy M. FISHWilliam P. BINESAndrew POMMIEP.Charles W. HARRISMargaret G. PENSINGERJ. L. EDELBLUTEEdward R. UPTONCarmen LOPEZIsabel ONTTVER08Bernard PERMASSEFelix MARTINKSWilliam A. PDMEROCharles F. QUAYLE

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Ont 18Aue 18Or* 14r*c 29

Jul 15 8.

Dec 5Anr 15 S. B.(Co>Jun 2 S. B.(CoiJul 13 S. B.fOoiDec 31 S. B.Nov P S. B.

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Joseph Dolores EVSTILLOS(Bustellos)Aug 29 S.BWalter W. BOWMAN

W. M. KINGMaria GUlDOTnFrederick STEWARTJulius G. EUZALDEGrace A. HILLEva B. SWAGERTYJames Irvin GRAOGVictoria HORRELLJosefa AGUERRIEGeorge R. HANDLydia WETSELL

Ehma H. SMALLEYC. E. SMALLEYMary A. SWEENYMargaret E. KTNKAIDJohn CARLSONMargaret J. DASHIELLW. I. MILLER

Jul 7 S. 3Mar 25 S. BJul 1 S. BJun 24 S. BApr 19 S. BMar 14 S. B^ 7 S. B.Feb 2 8. 9. CoJap 3 8. B.(Co)

Co.Co.•Co)(Co)Oo.Co.

May 9Sep 26Jul 28Sep 26Sep 26Aug 13May 17

S.S.S.S.S.S.S.

Mar 4 8. B. Co.Dec 23 S. M.Jan 25 S. B. Co.

Silvia 0. CA15TOn^ICA(Omrxxlonico)Jun24 S.B.(Cb)Joel Remington FITHIANRoy S. SMITHUllian M. PETERSONotto FPOEuaKFPoraLuar?)Frederick HABERUTZ

Co.Co.

3.

May 28 S. B.Jul 11 S. B.Hov 4 S.

Jul 22 S. B.Jun 24 S. B.Apr 25 S. B.Apr 25 S. 9.Jan 17 S.Apr 18 S.Aug 8 CarpJan 11 S. B.(Co)Jun 30 S. B. Co.Jul 11 S. B.Jul 24 S. B.Jun 24 S. 9. (Co)

SRESOVICH. Agnes Marguerits Harry E. LYMANSRES9VICH Virginia May Charles GODETSTAFFORD. Owen R.STANTOOD, LouiseSTATES. KittleSTATLER. John C.STEVENS. Clara G.

Roy S.STEVENS. SpencerSTEWART, Frederick

Ellora J. LAUTHLINJohn Spencer LINCOLNDaniel HANSCPl(liAnRISON)Tcmsie C. PAULOscar HOLDEN

Ethel E. SPRAGUEElizabeth BORANAugusta M. SCHUSTER

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iy

Santa Barbara County Marriage Records - 1903

STOCK, Edward R.STOOXSTILL, George F.STODDARD, Rebecca LoweSTONE, Flossie L.STOWE, Harriet A.STRONG, Frederic(k)SWAGERTY, Eva B.SWANSON. NellieSWEENY, Mary L.SYLVIA, Manuel G.TAGERT.John B.THORNTON. EdnaTI00, HenryTODD. W. A. "TOGNAZZINI, Abraharo(Abram)TCGNAZZINI, Eliza A.TCMASLNI. FrankTREZONA. Cahrles E.TRUMPOUR, Mrs. Carrie A.TRYCE, ClotildeTURNER, UllieUPTON, Edward R.VACA, Antonio De R.VALENZUELA, ErlandaVALENZUELA, LeontlnaVANCE. George P.

Mrs. Carrie A. TRUMPOURJennie HORNJanes Schenck CRANEWilliam E. GREENLewis Earl CALVIN (00LVIN)Dora LOGANH. Charles SHEAVictor Uno(M?) PRAHLH. SLATTERBECKMaria CHAVESIvy UENNEREarl WRANKLERosa GONZALESCora KINGJosie Mary COROA

Dec 24Dec 6May 20 SMar 14 8Aug 20 8Apr 15 SDec 7Oct 18Aug 13Jul 9Sep 5

8. B.LomB. Co.B. Co.

, B. Co.. B.(Co)S. 3.S. M.S. B.S. M.

S. B.Jan 1 LordsburgCAMar 19 S. B.(Co)Mar 4 S. B.(Co)Jun 6 S. B. (Co)May 11 8. B. OS.'May 11 S. B. Co .Mar 19 SB (Co)Dec 24 S. B.

B. Co.CarpS. B.S. B.S. Y.

8. M.B.(Co)

S. B.8. B.8. B.B. (Co)B. (Co)B. (Co)

Frank E. TOMASINIEliza A. TOGNAZZnnLaura RODSEdward R. STOCKG. E. DALRYMPLEA. P. OLINGERFlorence A. RUDOLPHMathilda Josepha LOPEZWilliam QUIJADAJanes MIRANDAAnnie HENDRY

VAN TRESS(Van Jress)Clara George HALLVAN WINKLE, Henry F.VTLLABA, PabloWAINSCOTT, Mrs. Eliza J.WALDIE. Charles D.WALKER. John E.WALUS, Henry A.WATSON.Alton DwightWEBSTER. Alice E.WEBSTER. Austin P.WEBSTER, Frank G.WEIGHT. Orlando H.WELLSi Nathan W.WESTBERY, Myrtle LuellaWETSELL. LydiaWHEELCCK, Amariah B.WHIPPLE. Genevieve E.WHTTESTEIN. Harry A.WILLIAMS, JennieWILSON. Arthur f.

Elsie Elizabeth GRANTLola FORBESR. L. RAYVera BELLAMYHelen S. GARDENER (GARDNER)Alice BAILEYElla Victoria COTAJoseph E. MILLSClara F. BREOXMellie E. LOGANGenevieve E. WHIPPLEFrances R. CAMPBELLWilliam Warren DICKERSONWilliam H. SIMMS (Slmnes)Martha E. DAYSOrlando H. WEIGHTEdna L. POAGEGin S. CHOWElizabeth C. FELTON

WITTEFELT(Willefelt) William Flora M. 1DLMESWOODS. Charles I. Lena G. BROWNWRANKLE, Earl Edna THMiTONYEAGER, Uoyd B. Edith MILNEYOUNG, Harrie L. Ira M. KERSHNERVATIE, Irene nee (DelValle) Alvin MTTCHEL,

In the 1903 Index volume (Grooms'), Harry Titusfound the following:

SYLVESTER, R. Harry Georgie R. McCuen 29 DecS. B.

The name did appear in the 1902 Grooms'Index, hut tlfis points up the importance of making the listings for publication f roosthe indexvolumes, rather than attempting to circumventthe official indexing volumes and "making a moreaccurate transcription from the original licenses"

To resolve differences in spelling -sometimes two different versions appear in theone index entry; sometimes the spelling in theBrides' Index differs from that in the Grooms' -workers do check the original license to verifythe accuracy of the official index entry.

Nov 6 S.Dec 15Mar 25Dec 4Dec 29Dec 29May 20 8.Nov 1Jul 1Dec 2Apr 15 8.Jnn 2,4 S.Jun 23 8.Feb 25 S.B. (Co)Mar 29 S. B.(Co)Apr 21 S. B.(Co)Jan 25 8. B.(Co)Apr 21 S. B.Feb 8 S. B. (Co)Jun 3 S. B. (Co)Dec 30 S. B.Jul 28 S. B.Apr 30 S. 3. (Co)Feb 8 S. B. (Co)Aug 12 LomDec 21 S. B .May 8 S. B.May 20 S. B. (Co)Jun 20 S. B. (Oo)Jan HxirdsburgCANov 19 MontDec 3 S. B.Jan 4 8. D.

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Oonated by Doris Crawford.Santa Clara Co. Hist. 4 Gen. Soc. Quart. Summer 19B3.Santa maria Valley Gen. Soc. 4 Library. Spring,

Summer 19B3.The Searcher. Burbank. Sept., Oct.1983.Sonoma Searcher. Santa Rosa. Sept. 1983.Ventura Co. Gen. Soc. Quart. July-Sept. 19B3.Conn. Nutmegger. Sept. 1983. Donated by Emily Thies.Journal oF American History.Vol.Ill 1907, yol.II.I

1908, Vol.IIIi1-4,1909, Vol.IVi2,3,4,1910, Vol.Vi1.2,4, 1912. Donated by Col. E. W. Jones.

New Haven Gen. magazine Jan. 1926. Oonated by Col.E. W. Jones.

CCLUmBIAi OAR magazine. Aug./Sept. 1983The Banyan Tree. #15.Family History News 4 Digest. Sept. 1983.Hertfordshire People. #15, 1982.#18,19, 1983.International Society for British Genealogy 4 Family

History Newsletter. July-Sept. 1983.Wiltshire Family Hist. Soc. Summer 1983.Florida Genealogist. Summer 1983. Donated by Harry

Titus. ,„D_Geneagram. Port Charlotte. Sept.,Oct. 1983.Rota-Gene. Sarasota. Oct.,Nov. 1983.Ancestors Unlimited, College Park. Sept. 1983.Central Georgia Gen. Soc. Quart. June 1983.Computerized Surname magazine. Dec. 1982. Donated by

Harry Titus. ._.._..Genealogy Today. Atlanta. Vol.1i2. Donated by Harry

Titus.Georgia Gen. Soc. Quart. Summer 1983. Oonated by

Harry Titus.Southern Genealogist's Exchange. Winter 1982. Donated

by Harry Titus.DeWitt Co. Gen. Quart. Summer 1983.madison Co. Gen. Soc. Newsletter. Sept. 1983.Stalker. Edwardsville. Summer 1983.Genealogy. Indianapolis. July, Aug. 1983.Hoosler Genealogist. Sept. 1983.Indiana History Bulletin. July, Aug. 1983. Oonated

by Gladys Beckwith.Indiana magazine oF History, march,June,Sept. 1983.

Donated by Gladys Beckwith.

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Indiana medical History Quart. June 1983. Oonatedby Gladys Beckwith.

South Bend Area Gen. Soc. Summer. Fall 1983.IOWAi The Ill-la-mo 5earcher. Oct. 1983.KANSASi Kansas Kin. mannattan. Aug. 1963.mAINEi Oowneast Ancestry. June, Aug. 1983. Donated by Ruth

Scollin.Second Boat. Aug. 1983. Donated by Ruth Scollin.

mARYLANDi Maryland magazine of Genealogy. Baltimore. Spring 1980.MASSACHUSETTSi Car-Del Scribe. July, Sept. 1983.

New England Hist. 4 Gen. Register. July 1983. Oonatedby Emily Thies.The ITlayFlower Descendant. Vol.Ill11-4, 1901.mayFlower Quarterly, may 1974. Donated by Col. E. W.

Jones•WayFlower Quarterly. Aug. 1983. Oonated by Emily Thies.

miSSOURIt Federation oF Gen. Soc. Newsletter, may, June,July 1983.Platte Co. Gen. Soc. Bulletin. Summer 1983.Telephone Book. JeFFerson City. 1980. Donated by

Dorothy Walt.NEBRASKA! Ancestors Unlimited. July - Oct. 1983.NEW HARlPSHIREi Kinship Kronicle. Exeter. March, Sept. 1983.NEW MEXICOi New Mexico Genealogist. Sept. 1983.NEW YORKi The Dutchess. Poughkeepsie. Fall 1983.

SuFFolk Co. Register. June 1983. Oonated by HarryTitus.

NORTH CAROLINAi Bulletin oF the Gen. Soc. oF Old Tryon Co. Aug.1983.

Ancestor Hunt. Aug. 1983.The Report. RlansField. Summer 1983. Donated by Emily

Thies.Pontotoc Co. Quart. Oct. 1983.Oregon Gen. Soc. Quart. Eugene. Fall 1983.

PENNSYLVANIAtBucks Co. Gen. Soc. Newsletter. Fall 1983.Civil War Times Illustrated. Aug.,Oct.,Nov.,Dec.,

1980, Feb., April, may 1981. Donated byGladys Beckwith.

Laurel messenger. Somerset. Aug. 1983.RHODE ISLANDtRhode Island Roots. Sept. 1983.SOUTH CAROLINAiSo. Carolina Hist, magazine. July 1983. Donated by

Harry Titus.So. Carolina magazine oF Ancestral Research. Spring,

Summer 1983. Oonated by Harry Titus.Austin Gen. Soc. Sept. 1983Cypress Basin Quart. Vol.Vt2.Footprints. Fort Worth. Aug. 1983.The Herald. Conroe. Fall 1983.The Quarterly. Dallas. Sept. 1983.ReFlections. Corpiis Chrlsti. Sept. 1983.Yellowed Pages. Beaumont. Fall 1983.Genealogical Helper. July/Aug.,Sept./Oct. 1983.Branches 4 Twigs. Putney. Summer 1983.Genealogical computing. FairFax. July 1983.Bulletin oF the Whatcom Gen. Soc. Belllngham. Summer

1983.Eastern Wash. Gen. Soc. Sept. 1983.Seattle Gen. Soc. Bulletin. Fall 1983.Tri-City Gen. Soc. Bulletin. July-Sept. 1983.Die Pommerschen Leute. April-Sept. 1983. Oonated by

(tlurlel Graham.Pinery Pedigree. Wausau. Aug.-Sept. 1982

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GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH DIRECTORY, the 1983 Directory io the Fourth published by the Library of Australian History»17 Mitchell Street, NorthSydney, H.S.W 2060 (P. 0. Box 795, North Sydney 2060 Australia.editedby Keith A. Johnson and Malcolm R. Sainty (ISBN 0 908120 52 4 ). Thenames and addresses of the 2089 contributors are listed (pp.1-30).Of the 91 USA addresses, IB are in California, including SBCGS memberMs. D. C. Dellea (p.29. No. 2063). As froa 1 September 1983 the Agentfor U.S.A. and Canada is Mrs. L. Kivitt, 2707 West Clark Ave., BurbankCA 91505. The subtitle, A Key Work for Worldwide Family History Research, expresses the purpose of the listings in the 243 pages and the belief that there is no better means of putting distant relatives in touch each other. The remarkably detailed shipping lists during the19th century and civil registration records of birth, marriage and death compiled in Australia, particularly in New South Wales from I856have solved numerous queries relating to parentage and exact place oforigin of emigrants. This information is frequently not officiallyrecorded in the country of adoption of a brother or sister or in official records in their native land. In the back of the paperback bookare 20 pages of advertisements of services and available publishedguides and reference books, followed by a two-page Invitation to Participate in a Bicentennial Research and Publishing Project (17B8-198B),Austrailian Biographical & Genealogical Record. The Scope of the Project is described aatSeries 1. A Pocket Biography on each person who lived in Australia be-fore 31 December 1841. These will be compiled from two major sourcest(a) Information submitted by descendants or other interested persons,please register all eligible persons from your records including children; (b) Prom the transcription of major source records b y .the Project's research team. Volumes will be published progressively and entries, alphabetically per volume, will be included on an earliest/firstreceived basis. Concise Biographies in the above time scale will alsobe published in Series 1, if they are sponsored by the oontributor(seeCosts), these may include a photograph.Series 2. Pocket or Concise Biographies (with photograph of subjectwhere extant), on any Australian submitted and sponsored by individuals, as edited by ABGR. The subject must have arrived in or been bornin Australia after 1841 and must be deceased. All biographies in thiBseries will need to be financially sponsored. Volumes will be published progressively with entries appearing alphabetically in each volume.A master index will be produced in 1988. Early Registration will ensure inclusion in the first volume which will appear in 1983. As only a limited number of volumes will form Series 2, late entries willbe rejected.Series 3. Group Biographies, i.e. Pioneers of a particular district orprofessional, ethnic or social group.Series 4. Associated Projects, i.e. Biographical works being compilesby companies, community groups or private individuals who wish to publish their own material but who would like their volume to form partof an overall Biographical Series for the Australian Bicentennial.POCKET AND CONCISE BIOLCRAPHIES. A pocket Biography will contain upto 130 words, compiled from information submitted on the special Biographical Detail Forms supplied to contributors. A Concise Biographywill commence with the same details as a pocket Biography, followed byadditional material written by the contributor. The maximum lengthwill be 750 words. Registration forms are available by post from ABGR,P. 0.Jmx 795, North Sydney, NSW 2060, Australia.

Mitor Keith Johnson, F.R.A.H.S.,F.S.A.G.,was Vice Preaient 1975-77,has been President of the Society of Australian Genealogists since 1978,and a Councillor since 1970. Since 1975 he has been a Councillor ofthe Royal Australian Historical Society. Editor Halcoln Sainty,P.S.A.G.,was Vice president of the Society ofAustralian Genealogists 1973-76 andhas been a Councillor since 1970.

Entry forms for GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH DIRECTORY - 1984 are available from the Librarian at SBCGS. Entries cIobs 20 February 1984.

NOTESSeveral books of Santa Barbara interest have been recently been

released. Among them SANTA" BAR3ARA mSTORY MAKERS .Walker A. Tompkins.tnardbound)$25.00 (100 biographies) 1983, HcNally & Loftin. Santa Barbara, ISBN087461-053-2 _ , ^ ^ ,

SANTA BARBARA OLD TOWN TOAnTTION JOE'S CAFE, John BrinleyHlggins paperback, 1983 ISBN 6-8Ml-949-1, 88 pp - illus,footnotes p.87

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PACK/PBCK/PUBK PIONEERS , Vol. 1, Ho. 2 pp.49-98, subscription rate:510.00 per year, beginning with the January issue as long as the supplyholds out. Issue dates: January, June, September. Compiled and distributed by Claudette Maerz, p. 0. Box 37010, Bloomington, Mn. 55431.The June issue does not include a Table of Contents. Pages 50-60,inc.are reproductions of entries on 3 x 5 cards for the main family lines)pages 61-65, of entries on cards for allied lines. It is proposed toprint available information and then update cards as new information isobtained. Samples for cards are givent

PACK/P0CK/PE5K Names (filed by first names) ALLIED LINESFirst Name Last Name Source: Last Name First Name Sourcetb. date born where born b. date born where bornd. date died where died d. date died where diedw. date wed where wed w. date wed where weds. name of spouse 6. name of spousef. name of father f. name of fatherm. name of mother m. • name of mother

A card is made up separately for each child in a family,making itpossible to prepare family group sheets from the cards.

Abbreviations to be used for the source of entries is set out atPP. 94-98, and includes a list of nameB and addreoseB of participants,as well as designations allotted to published sources. These abbreviations are shown for submitted material, with the souree(also abbrevia-

'"Several Family Sheets are reproduced. 2P14B (cont. from Vol. I, No. l) commences with Joseph Peck , but withoutindication as to the names of his parents, unless his father may be inferred to have been William Peck, one of the founders in 1638 of theColony of New Haven, from the references given, (pp. 74-84).P42 Abraham Pack and wife, Ruth Lee, and 7 ch,1856 from Indiana to Iowa.

The Thomas Pack Family (not identified),1 oh.Hary Emily,1841-1926,husband, John Thomas Little,1940-1907, with names of 12 children,etc.P77. Ffemily 4 William Peck, of New Haven.Ct. (cl604-l694)«P172. Elias Pack (1826-1873)|father was James Pack,b.S.C,soldier War of1812! wife. Woody, who came from Scotland to VirginiaP144. John Peek (1792-1861) b.Schenectady, N.Y.,bur. St. Joseph Co., Mo.also family or son George Francis(l836-1887)and wife Almira Louise Dimickb. 6 Nov 1838 Madina Co.,OH, d. 18 Sep. 1916 San Diego, CAp 21 Bethiah Peck, dau of Jonathan and Bethiah (Bingham) Peck, wife ofHezehlah Edgerton (1743-1816) Bethiah b 6 Mar 1745,Norwich,CV. d 1825.T81 William Pack d. c.1804 Rowan Co., NC, wife Hazy ?, 9 ch. names only.P150 Thomas Peek b 1793 Tenn; wife Elizabeth b 1607 SC, 10 ch.PI14 Joseph Robins(1705 HJ-1754 HC) wife Eleanor Nation; son JoBeph(l679-1709 HJ, wife Anna Pack dau of George (Joseph) Pack d 1709 NJ and AnnaElizabeth.P26. Family 4 9 generations l.Willlam Peck(1601 London-4 Oct l694,Lyme,Ct. to 1 1622 London, Elizabeth (d 5 Dec 1683 Lyme, CT, through son Jeremiah and wife Johanna (Robert1) Kitchell. This is William-of-New Haven.iSeries, p. 93 Source Index, pp 94-98. A AMERICANA is not identified,but obviously is not that now published as a bimonthly by The AmericanHeritage Society since the early 1970 as the references(p.83) are to Vol.XXXII. The Source Index mentioned above is at pp 94-98.

WRIGHT FAMILY WORKBOOK, Vol. 1, No. 1, experimental issue, Jan. 1984, alsocompiled and distributed by Claudette's, P.O. Box 37010, Bloomington MH55431, January, May, August, S10.00 per year. 42 pp. Table of Contents,p. 2, arranged by states 1 Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maxyland,MasBachusett8,Missouri, North Caroline, Ohio, Texas J Bible, Aaron Wright Family Bible,with 1860,1870 and 1880 census records on this familyt Book -report 4-8Petty, Wright, Riley and Related Families, Misc. Worksheets 31-40jY19 Edward 11. Bean (1876-1945,NY) wife Nary Wright(1874-1942) eubraiUedby Elizabeth L. Bean,4223 Barker Hill Rd., Jamesville, NY 13078Y80 Thomas S. Curtis(1832 TR-1919)wife Louisa Jane Moody CurtisPavid Arthur Curtis (1870-TN-1954) wife Vina Fleming Curtis,ch.HaskellCurtis wed Bertie Wright, from David E. Curtis,Anna Acres,4659 Reynolds-burg-llew Albany Rd., Hew Albany, OH 43054.Y165 John Angel-Wright (1812 TN-1859 MO) wife Eliza Cull (1818 KY.1899)father,Thoraas Cull, mother, Houming Shoemaker) 6 ch. from Barbara Irwin, 712 Via Hermosa, Danville, CA 94526Y22 Daniel Wright b c 1765|wlfe Nary Nelson, b c 17671 9 chjBon Isaac ra.3ally Williams.dau. of Eber(Heber) Williams and Martha Bennett, directdesc. of Roger dilliams' second son, naniel. Helen Becker, Rt 2 Box 166Wisconsin Dells, J', 53965 Y137 John Wright B.Alice WoodjJohn Wright w.Unfellj Dea. Samuel Wright, w. Margaret? Margaret Wright,h. Thomas Bancroft from rr.TJonald »ales,45-955 Kara Hwy, Suite 406, Kaneohe, HI 96744

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WRIGHT FAMILY JOi& BOOK Vol. 1, No. 1Worksheet Y241 Pr m Mary L. Koore, R7D 2 Robinson, KS 66532James Hudson Thorns n (1825, KY-1902 IL) wife Rebecca Wright (1824-Ky.d. 3 Apr 1862 Hancock, IL, 8 ch.Y4J0 from Mrs. Loran Wright, Rt. j'l. Palisade, N2 69040, John S. Wrightb. Va; d 1866 Boone Co., IHD, wife Charlotte Pendleton b.VA dl883 IND.3 ch, with some desc. of Ferdinand Aubry Wright (1834-1878).Y3J0. Charles D. Wright (1879 TX-1961 TX),with 5 ch of fathor,JohnWilliam(1357-1937) and 10 ch of grandfather.Joshua 11. Wright (1831-1953).from Virginia Stevens 509 Franklin Dr., San Marcos, TX 78666.Y6_2 from W. C. Couch, P.O. Box 4064, Hammond, IN 46324 William TolbertWright, parents Andrew 4 Rachel (Murphy)Wright, b.1815 SC d 1894 INDIANAwife Haria Sterrett Reid, b 1822 OH d 1883, IN| 7 chY21J from Georgia HcHillin, Rt. 4, Box 808, Eufaula, OK 74452 StarlingT. Lanford m. Priscilla Wright b 1826 SC d 1900 TX| son Virgil DecilverLanford (1861 SC-1923 CA) wife Tilula Virginia Maloney (1870 CA-1897 TX)their dau. Mary Elvira Lanford (1889 GA-1932 GA) husband Paul MorrisY355 from Mrs. Clara Wallace, P. 0. Box 35, University, MS 38677Iloah Gregory Wright ,b c 1810 NC d 1866, HISSIPPI, wife Sarah Ann Curtis,b 1922, Hcklinburg Co., VA d 1909, Carroll Co., MS, 8 ch.Y46 from Marilyn Brubank, 612-21 St. NE. Rochester, MB 55904 Jacob Chambers Wright, b 1804 S. C. d 1875. IA, m.1826 IL Nancy Ellett Rutledge13 ch. QUGRIE3 - Wright Help Wanted pp 41-42

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Mo. 1840. She was there in 1850.Ephraim BEAZLEY, Sr., Essex Co., VA, c. 1757. Wife wasWinifred PLEASANTS. Need his parents, birth data.Sgt. Thomas MOSELEY, Rev. War. B!l756 Prince Edward Cb.VA. Wife was Judith FINNEY. Need his parents.Samuel TODD b in Augusta Co., VA, Sheriff of Botetourt Co.VA 1788-90, d c. 1810 Jefferson Co., KY. Father of thefamous Jane Todd Crawford. Need family data.Melvin Guy COX wife Elizabeth Ann BUMPASS m. 29 Aug 1831Davidson Co., Tenn. Need bis parents andbirth date.

Dorothy M. Walt833 Cieneguitas Rd.Santa Barbara, CA 93110

Lydia Orpha WHTTCOMB b 1812 Burlington, VT d. Fond duLac, WIS c 1887. lived there with dau. Lois Ann. who m.David WHEELER in N. Y. state and moved to WisconsinHe was son of Silas WHEELER and wife Polly CHASE.Otherchildren of Lydia were George PCMEROY and AugustaPOMEROY who m. Dwight CLARK Need family data, nans ofPOMEROY husband of ^l-v^eche

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