LEON, Juan - Revision history

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	'''March 28, 1936 [E. G. Rett unpublished field notes, SBMNH]:''' “We bid old Juan Leon, our host, adios and got under way…”		'''March 28, 1936 [E. G. Rett unpublished field notes, SBMNH]:''' “We bid old Juan Leon, our host, adios and got under way…”

			* '''[[1940 CENSUS AT SANTA CRUZ ISLAND]]'''

	The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:		The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:

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	The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island:		The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island with:
	* [[McELRATH, Clifford\|Clifford McElrath]], 28
	* [[PICO, Hercules\|Hercules Picos]], 47		* '''[[1920 CENSUS AT SANTA CRUZ ISLAND]]'''
	* Charles A. Valdez, 50
	* <span style="color:#006400">John Leon, 41</span>
	* Alesandro Delloca, 55
	* Giacomo Bortolazzo, 43
	* [[LUGO, Avelino\|Abelino Lugo]], 65
	* Francisco Pogliasotti, 72
	* Henrique Lopez, 47
	* Giovanni Dianez, 53
	* Walter Maglio, 15
	* [[CAGNAZZI, Giovanni\|Giovanni Cognazzi]], 43
	* [[~~OLIVARI, Pietro\|Petro Olivari~~]]~~, 33~~
	* Angelo Traina, 64
	* Angelo Larenzetti, 23
	* Thomas Lewelling, 20
	* Louis Pasquotto, 26

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	The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:		The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:
	* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Pete Olivari]]		* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Pete Olivari]]
	* [[PERLA, Giacomo :Jim"\|G. Perla]]		* [[PERLA, Giacomo "Jim"\|G. Perla]]
	* Ah C Fong		* Ah C Fong
	* Alvin U. Vasquez		* Alvin U. Vasquez

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	The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:		The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:
	* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Pete Olivari]]		* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Pete Olivari]]
	* G. Perla		* [[PERLA, Giacomo :Jim"\|G. Perla]]
	* Ah C Fong		* Ah C Fong
	* Alvin U. Vasquez		* Alvin U. Vasquez

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	The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:		The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:
	* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Pete Olivari]		* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Pete Olivari]]
	* G. Perla		* G. Perla
	* Ah C Fong		* Ah C Fong

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	The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:		The 1940 census lists John Leon, 46, living on Santa Cruz Island with:
	*Pete Olivari		* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Pete Olivari]
	*G. Perla		* G. Perla
	*Ah C Fong		* Ah C Fong
	*Alvin U. Vasquez		* Alvin U. Vasquez
	*Thomas Ward		* Thomas Ward
	* <span style="color:#006400">John Leon, 46</span>		* <span style="color:#006400">John Leon, 46</span>
	*George Save		* [[SAVE, George\|George Save]]
	*Richard Boynton		* Richard Boynton
	*Paul Wilson		* Paul Wilson
	*J. T. Wilson		* J. T. Wilson
	*F. Ricci		* F. Ricci
	*James Kelsey		* James Kelsey
	*A. Kinzel		* A. Kinzel
	*Baker S. Felren		* Baker S. Felren
	*Frenchy Gonzales		* Frenchy Gonzales
	*Jeff Wilson		* Jeff Wilson
	*G. W. Swartz		* G. W. Swartz

	NOTE: His age is apparently under reported by 5 years in 1940.		NOTE: His age is apparently under reported by 5 years in 1940.

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	* Giovanni Dianez, 53		* Giovanni Dianez, 53
	* Walter Maglio, 15		* Walter Maglio, 15
	* Giovanni Cognazzi, 43		* [[CAGNAZZI, Giovanni\|Giovanni Cognazzi]], 43
	* Petro Olivari, 33		* [[OLIVARI, Pietro\|Petro Olivari]], 33
	* Angelo Traina, 64		* Angelo Traina, 64
	* Angelo Larenzetti, 23		* Angelo Larenzetti, 23

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	The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island:		The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island:
	* Clifford McElrath, 28		* [[McELRATH, Clifford\|Clifford McElrath]], 28
	* Hercules Picos, 47		* [[PICO, Hercules\|Hercules Picos]], 47
	* Charles A. Valdez, 50		* Charles A. Valdez, 50
	* <span style="color:#006400">John Leon, 41</span>		* <span style="color:#006400">John Leon, 41</span>
	* Alesandro Delloca, 55		* Alesandro Delloca, 55
	* Giacomo Bortolazzo, 43		* Giacomo Bortolazzo, 43
	* Abelino Lugo, 65		* [[LUGO, Avelino\|Abelino Lugo]], 65
	* Francisco Pogliasotti, 72		* Francisco Pogliasotti, 72
	* Henrique Lopez, 47		* Henrique Lopez, 47

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	<span style="color:#006400">'''LEON, Juan'''</span> (c. 1879- ), long-time Santa Cruz Island Company employee described by Helen Caire: “Justinian Caire’s plan for the Main Ranch was masterful, sloping gently westward spread beyond the barnyard, larger than a football field. The red brick stable, with its high-arched entry outlined in white, gave an accent of color and character to the northern boundary, with the dark green walnut grove behind it. On one side was the saddle shop where Juan Leon, an expert in leather work, presided for as long as I can remember. Juan was slight, and squinting behind his ready-made glasses. The paisano was a chatty person with an eager ‘What’s doin?’ personality. He admired the toyon berries and made other chat as he took our horses.”		<span style="color:#006400">'''LEON, Juan'''</span> (c. 1879- ), long-time Santa Cruz Island Company employee described by Helen Caire:
			: “Justinian Caire’s plan for the Main Ranch was masterful, sloping gently westward spread beyond the barnyard, larger than a football field. The red brick stable, with its high-arched entry outlined in white, gave an accent of color and character to the northern boundary, with the dark green walnut grove behind it. On one side was the saddle shop where Juan Leon, an expert in leather work, presided for as long as I can remember. Juan was slight, and squinting behind his ready-made glasses. The paisano was a chatty person with an eager ‘What’s doin?’ personality. He admired the toyon berries and made other chat as he took our horses.”


			<span style="color:#FF0000">'''[portrait by George Dane]'''</span>


	The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island:		The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island:

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	'''LEON, Juan''' (c. 1879- ), long-time Santa Cruz Island Company employee described by Helen Caire: “Justinian Caire’s plan for the Main Ranch was masterful, sloping gently westward spread beyond the barnyard, larger than a football field. The red brick stable, with its high-arched entry outlined in white, gave an accent of color and character to the northern boundary, with the dark green walnut grove behind it. On one side was the saddle shop where Juan Leon, an expert in leather work, presided for as long as I can remember. Juan was slight, and squinting behind his ready-made glasses. The paisano was a chatty person with an eager ‘What’s doin?’ personality. He admired the toyon berries and made other chat as he took our horses.”
			<span style="color:#006400">'''LEON, Juan'''</span> (c. 1879- ), long-time Santa Cruz Island Company employee described by Helen Caire: “Justinian Caire’s plan for the Main Ranch was masterful, sloping gently westward spread beyond the barnyard, larger than a football field. The red brick stable, with its high-arched entry outlined in white, gave an accent of color and character to the northern boundary, with the dark green walnut grove behind it. On one side was the saddle shop where Juan Leon, an expert in leather work, presided for as long as I can remember. Juan was slight, and squinting behind his ready-made glasses. The paisano was a chatty person with an eager ‘What’s doin?’ personality. He admired the toyon berries and made other chat as he took our horses.”

	The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island:		The 1920 census lists John Leon, born in California of California-born parents, age 41, widowed, a hired man living on Santa Cruz Island: