INDIA, Cenobio Maria

Notes:

Birth:
DERIVED ORIGIN: Papuco rancheria

Merriam (1968:79) understood Quiquilit to include the following four rancherias:
[1] chitazama, chitacano (probably same as chitama, near sea on old road of expedition [to Monterey])
[2] ssica
[3] papuco, about a league from Mission, at boundary of 'Nacion' Guisuil
[4] squem, about 4 leagues from Mission through territory of Ouisuil which is toward the N [Merriam 1968:72]

Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology, SALINAN ETHNOGEOGRAPHY, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 146-175 (1993). p. 151
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Name:
NO LAST NAME: Indio neofito

NATIVE NAME: Chupa

NAME VARIANCES:
- Baptism record: Cenobio Maria
- Burial record: Zenobio

Cenobio married INDIA, Victorica Maria Bef. 1773 (cannot locate a marriage record), Alta California. Victorica was born Abt. 1757, N of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta Californi; was christened 20 Nov 1785, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died Abt. 9 Mar 1800, Near Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was buried 10 Mar 1800, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. [Group Sheet]

1. INDIA, Esmaralda Marin was born Abt. 1773, Alta California; was christened 18 Aug 1787, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died 5 Sep 1793, Near Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was buried 6 Sep 1793, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California.

Notes:

Name:
NO LAST NAME: Indio, most likely gentile, nonbaptized

Unknown married INDIA, Josepha Bef. 1743, Alta California. Josepha was born Abt. 1726, N of Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was christened 22 Jan 1786, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; died 29 Jan 1786, Near Msn. San Antonio de Padua, Alta California; was buried 30 Jan 1786, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Alta California. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
DERIVED ORIGIN: Papuco rancheria

Merriam (1968:79) understood Quiquilit to include the following four rancherias:
[1] chitazama, chitacano (probably same as chitama, near sea on old road of expedition [to Monterey])
[2] ssica
[3] papuco, about a league from Mission, at boundary of 'Nacion' Guisuil
[4] squem, about 4 leagues from Mission through territory of Ouisuil which is toward the N [Merriam 1968:72]

Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology, SALINAN ETHNOGEOGRAPHY, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 146-175 (1993). p. 151
http://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1030&context=ssci_fac

Name:
NO LAST NAME: India neofita