Hi Lorraine, I've been looking at a Santa Cruz County map, and there is an IOOF Cemetery in Soquel, but no Cypress Lawn. Santa Cruz has Home of Peace Cemetery, Evergreen Cemetery, IOOF Cemetery, and Holy Cross Cemetery. The Aptos area has Calvary Cemetery. Felton and Boulder Creek each have an unnamed cemetery . Watsonville has St. Francis Cemetery and Pajaro Valley Memorial Park Cemetery. Anita Richard & Carolyn wrote: > > Hi to all, > Am trying to find out if there was/is a "Cypress Lawn Cemetery" in the > Monterey Co/Santa Cruz Co area? The only one I can find on GNIS is the > one in Colma. > But I now have 3 folks from Soquel (died 1907, 1910, 1912) whose death > certificates in Santa Cruz Co say they are buried in "Cypress Lawn". > They were in Soquel/Castroville/Watsonville forever - starting 1870s, > with no known connection to SF. Maybe there's an old Cypress Lawn > somewhere in Santa Cruz or Monterey counties? Any info would be great. > Thanks in advance, > Carolyn Carter Johnson (mailto:rhunterg@ix.netcom.com)
Hi Carolyn, Sorry, there is no Cypress Lawn Cemetery in Monterey County. Anita Richard & Carolyn wrote: > > Hi to all, > Am trying to find out if there was/is a "Cypress Lawn Cemetery" in the > Monterey Co/Santa Cruz Co area? The only one I can find on GNIS is the > one in Colma. > But I now have 3 folks from Soquel (died 1907, 1910, 1912) whose death > certificates in Santa Cruz Co say they are buried in "Cypress Lawn". > They were in Soquel/Castroville/Watsonville forever - starting 1870s, > with no known connection to SF. Maybe there's an old Cypress Lawn > somewhere in Santa Cruz or Monterey counties? Any info would be great. > Thanks in advance, > Carolyn Carter Johnson (mailto:rhunterg@ix.netcom.com)
Possibly San Juan Bautista? Bill JFly161633@aol.com wrote: > I have several family members which lived and died in and around the Aromas > area. I am trying to locate the cemeteries they are buried in. I understand > there is no cemetery in Aromas. Can anyone tell me where people of that area > are buried. Looking for the FLY family from circa 1890 to 1940. > Thanks in advance for any help
The Soberanes name goes way back in Monterey County. One of the original 79 land grants was to Mariano Soberanes. In 1851, the following Soberanes owned land in Monterey County: Mariano Soberanes had an assessment of $10,693.00; $500.00 (this listing indicates that Mariano died before 1881); and $21,547.00 (Still living in 1881). Guade Soberanes had an assessment of $7,000.00 (Still living in 1881). Telciano Soberanes had an assessment of $23,880.50 (Still living in 1881). The rate of taxation was twenty-five (25) cents on the $100.00. >My greatgrandmother was Amada Soberanes. Trying to fill in a whole bunch of >empty family files. Thanks for your information. >James C. Burrow >---------- >>From: amason@a-mason-na.com (Anita C. Mason) >>To: "James C. Burrow" <jimac@lightspeed.net> >>Subject: Re: [CAMONTER-L] Vallejo >>Date: Thu, Jan 14, 1999, 7:51 PM >> > >>>From "Tell Me More Ancestor Stories, Grandma!" by Diana J. Dennett: >> >>"Ignacio/Ygnacio Vallejo, from 1774, was a resident in Motnerey and a >>soldier at the Presidio. He was the father of General Mariano Vallejo, who >>lived within the Presidio as a child. Ignacio hac contracted for the hand >>of Maria Antonia Isabel Lugo (the sister of my g-g-g-g-g-grandmother Rosa >>Maria Lugo), in 1776, when he assisted at her birth. They married when she >>was 15. Five of their eight daughters married into the prominent Soberanes, >>Amesti, Cooper, Leese, and Alvarado families. Ignacio and Maria Antonia >>also had five sons. Note: there are many women named Maria Antonia and >>Isabel/Isabel in our family." >> >>You might try e-mailing Diana at: parkplace@redshift.com for additional >>information about early Vallejo members. Diana has done extensive genealogy >>research into her ancestors and published them in the above mentioned book. >> >>>Seeking information on Maria Isadora Vallejo, her parents Ignacio Vicente >>>Ferrer Vallejo and mother Maria Antonia Isabala Lugo. >>>Thank you for your help. >>>James Burrow >> >>--------------------- >>Anita C. Mason >>A. Mason Design >>amason@redshift.com >> >> --------------------- Anita C. Mason A. Mason Design amason@redshift.com
I found a Maria Isidora Vallejo baptized May 15, 1792 at Mission Santa Clara to Ygnacio Vallejo and Maria Antonia Lugo, record #2102. I show 3 other children born to this couple. 1794, 1796, 1798. I don't know if this next information is the same person, but you can look up the record to find out. I found: Isadora Vallejo married Mariano Soberanes on August 14, 1815 at Mission San Carlos de Monterey, record #829. (The record should list her parents). Also have: Isidora Vallejo died August 15, 1850, Mission San Carlos, record #2769. (The record should list her spouse) Tayberry At 04:12 PM 1/14/99 -0800, James C. Burrow wrote: >Seeking information on Maria Isadora Vallejo, her parents Ignacio Vicente >Ferrer Vallejo and mother Maria Antonia Isabala Lugo. >Thank you for your help. >James Burrow > > >
>From "Tell Me More Ancestor Stories, Grandma!" by Diana J. Dennett: "Ignacio/Ygnacio Vallejo, from 1774, was a resident in Motnerey and a soldier at the Presidio. He was the father of General Mariano Vallejo, who lived within the Presidio as a child. Ignacio hac contracted for the hand of Maria Antonia Isabel Lugo (the sister of my g-g-g-g-g-grandmother Rosa Maria Lugo), in 1776, when he assisted at her birth. They married when she was 15. Five of their eight daughters married into the prominent Soberanes, Amesti, Cooper, Leese, and Alvarado families. Ignacio and Maria Antonia also had five sons. Note: there are many women named Maria Antonia and Isabel/Isabel in our family." You might try e-mailing Diana at: parkplace@redshift.com for additional information about early Vallejo members. Diana has done extensive genealogy research into her ancestors and published them in the above mentioned book. >Seeking information on Maria Isadora Vallejo, her parents Ignacio Vicente >Ferrer Vallejo and mother Maria Antonia Isabala Lugo. >Thank you for your help. >James Burrow --------------------- Anita C. Mason A. Mason Design amason@redshift.com
I have several family members which lived and died in and around the Aromas area. I am trying to locate the cemeteries they are buried in. I understand there is no cemetery in Aromas. Can anyone tell me where people of that area are buried. Looking for the FLY family from circa 1890 to 1940. Thanks in advance for any help
Seeking information on Maria Isadora Vallejo, her parents Ignacio Vicente Ferrer Vallejo and mother Maria Antonia Isabala Lugo. Thank you for your help. James Burrow
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My ggrandmother, Amanda Paganetto died Feb. 21, 1944 in Monterey. She lived on Foam Street. I was hoping someone could find the obit for her. She had one known granddaughter Evelyn Anderson, that I haven't been able to trace. Thank you, James Burrow jimac@lightspeed.net
Earlier today someone on one of the lists I subscribe to asked about a cemetery at Soledad, CA. At that time I mentioned that one of my ancestors had been buried there in 1919. Since then I opened my mail and found a self-purchased gift from Santa in the form of a Thomas Bros. map book on Monterey County, CA. Page 289A shows a map of Soledad and says that on Metz Rd. there is a Soledad Cemetery. On line telephone directory shows following: Soledad Cemetery District 831-678-3491 1711 Metz Rd Soledad, CA 93960-2805 Think this is the place that was being looked for. Sorry, but I managed to lose the original message. Larry K.
At 04:20 PM 1/4/1999 -0800, Joel Morton wrote: >Edward, > >The USGS township information listing for Monterey County lists a couple of >townships in Soledad, Monterey County- (off the Monterey County Page at ><http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/montecty.htm> )- however, the USGS >listing of cemetaries in Monterey County doesn't list any in Soledad. ============================================================ My gr-gr-grandmother died in June of 1919 and her death certificate says she was transported from Willits, CA to Soledad to be buried. No cemetery name is given so it may have been a cemetery near and not at Soledad or maybe the cemetery no longer exists. She was an old lady at the time and was living with one of her daughters in Willits. Larry K.
Edward, The USGS township information listing for Monterey County lists a couple of townships in Soledad, Monterey County- (off the Monterey County Page at <http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/montecty.htm> )- however, the USGS listing of cemetaries in Monterey County doesn't list any in Soledad. Using these two pages together, looking at Latitude and Longitude, it looks to me like Greenfield Cemetary in Greenfield, and Gonzales Cemetary in Palo Escrito Peak are the two closest cemetaries. It is very possible that the USGS listing does not contain all of the cemetaries in the county, but I find it a good place to start. (USGS home page http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/). I haven't spent much time with their website, but someone at the US GenWeb's Tombstone Project may be able to help (http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/)- No one has signed up for Monterey County, but the California coordinators name is listed- she might be another lead. good luck- Joel Edward A. Black, Sr. & Ruth M. Black wrote: > I was given info indicating that Elsie Mae (Cox) Lamen (d. 1933) was > buried in Soladad, CA. Can any one let me know what cemetery exists in > Soladad? I need to verify that she or her husband Jess Laman (d. 1977) > are buried there. > > Thanks again. > > Sincerily, > Edward, Sr. > > -- > ============================================================ > > Doing genealogical research on PARK, HOBSON, PATTERSON, McMAINS, DAVIS, > HAWKINS, HINSHAW, NEWTON, WILSON, RATHBUN, GILMORE, WATSON, WAUGH, > ALLEN, YORKE, AXLEY, DENNET, SUMNER, ILOTTI, & HOLTZHAUSER family lines. > > Home page: "http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/9952" > ICQ # 6794181 > ============================================================ -- ----- Joel Y. Morton jymcpa@pacbell.net Coordinator for the Monterey County, California GenWeb Page <http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/montecty.htm> Personal page <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/o/r/Joel-Y-Morton/>
>Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 11:12:46 -0800 >To: "James C. Burrow" <jimac@lightspeed.net> >From: Tayberry <jcmoss@ecis.com> >Subject: Re: [CAMONTER-L] Soberanes, Tomasini, Rossi, Paganetto >In-Reply-To: <199901041738.JAA06322@lsbsdi1.lightspeed.net> > >I believe I have your girl: Maria Amada Soberanes y Romero baptized at mission San Antonio on November 9, 1856 record #4699. It looks like she was a twin. Baptism #4698 was for a Maria Arabia Soberanes y Romero baptized the same day. I haven't seen these records, merely looked the name up in an index that I have. In order to find her parents, you'll have to look it up unless you can find someone who can do it for you. Maybe another post. > >At 09:37 AM 1/4/99 -0800, you wrote: >>Seeking information on Amada Soberanes, who married at least 3 times. Amada >>was born around 1861 and married Pietro Antonio Tomasini in 1876?, >>remarried in 1897 to Michael Rossi, and in 1943 had the name Amada >>Paganetto. In 1943 she was living in Monterey. Amada had 4 children from >>Pietro Antonio Tomasini. >>Thank you, >>James C. Burrow >>jimac@lightspeed.net >> >> >>
I was given info indicating that Elsie Mae (Cox) Lamen (d. 1933) was buried in Soladad, CA. Can any one let me know what cemetery exists in Soladad? I need to verify that she or her husband Jess Laman (d. 1977) are buried there. Thanks again. Sincerily, Edward, Sr. -- ============================================================ Doing genealogical research on PARK, HOBSON, PATTERSON, McMAINS, DAVIS, HAWKINS, HINSHAW, NEWTON, WILSON, RATHBUN, GILMORE, WATSON, WAUGH, ALLEN, YORKE, AXLEY, DENNET, SUMNER, ILOTTI, & HOLTZHAUSER family lines. Home page: "http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/9952" ICQ # 6794181 ============================================================
Seeking information on Amada Soberanes, who married at least 3 times. Amada was born around 1861 and married Pietro Antonio Tomasini in 1876?, remarried in 1897 to Michael Rossi, and in 1943 had the name Amada Paganetto. In 1943 she was living in Monterey. Amada had 4 children from Pietro Antonio Tomasini. Thank you, James C. Burrow jimac@lightspeed.net
PROCTOR,EARL RAYMOND OR WRIGHT, WILLIAM ROBERT December 31, 1998 from Earl Finus Proctor TROLLYDODGER@EARTHLINK.NET I am trying locate any information on my parents.I was born on July 21, 1943 at Salinas Valley Hospital. On my birth certificate my father was Earl Raymond Proctor, a fireman first class in the Navy.My mother is William Robert Wright and her address was listed as 725 E. Alisal St. Salinas, Ca. -- ----- Joel Y. Morton jymcpa@pacbell.net Coordinator for the Monterey County, California GenWeb Page <http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/montecty.htm> Personal page <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/o/r/Joel-Y-Morton/>
The URL below from the Navy Research Laboratory at Monterey is about the best I've seen to check weather satellites on the West Coast and elsewhere. Bill http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/sat_products.html -- My home page: http://www.americahurrah.com
>1900 census California Monterrey Co. lists a Robert WHITE >b. 1854 Calif. father from England marr. to Rosa b. 1851 >Calif. A son Robert 19 b. Calif is also listed. Living in household >are: Carmel CASTRO b. 1874 Calif. marr. to John CASTRO >b. 1867 Calif. w/kids of Alfred G. CASTRO b. 1893 Calif., >George CASTRO b. 1894 Calif., Charlie CASTRO b. 1896 >Calif., Mary CASTRO b. 1887 Calif. Carmel id listed as daug. >John is son in law, kids are grandchildren. Can someone tell >me ancestry on Robert and Rosa? Peter pcastro@rectec.net > >%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > >%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > > >
Is the father of Robert WHITE named Thomas WHITE? Thomas White was also known as Tomas BLANCO. He owned one of the smallest land grants in Monterey County. During the late 1800s, there was a post office at Blanco (1873-1941). >From Monterey County Place Names: Tom White, who deserted ship in Monterey in 1840, and who was known as Tomas Blanco to his Spanish-speaking neighbors, received on August 24, 1844, a small grant on Salinas River. His place became known as Blanco Crossing, and in the Fall of 1872 the name was given to the Southern Pacific Station. Thomas White, or Tomas Blanco, died around 1850. In 1886 Blanco was "a small town of 100 inhabitants." Today nothing exists of the post office, school, or general store that once existed at the intersection of Blanco Road and Cooper Road. Anita Peter Castro wrote: > > >1900 census California Monterrey Co. lists a Robert WHITE > >b. 1854 Calif. father from England marr. to Rosa b. 1851 > >Calif. A son Robert 19 b. Calif is also listed. Living in household > >are: Carmel CASTRO b. 1874 Calif. marr. to John CASTRO > >b. 1867 Calif. w/kids of Alfred G. CASTRO b. 1893 Calif., > >George CASTRO b. 1894 Calif., Charlie CASTRO b. 1896 > >Calif., Mary CASTRO b. 1887 Calif. Carmel id listed as daug. > >John is son in law, kids are grandchildren. Can someone tell > >me ancestry on Robert and Rosa? Peter pcastro@rectec.net