WATCHINA, Clemente - Revision history

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	Elizabeth Lester (San Miguel Island) described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].		Elizabeth Lester (San Miguel Island) described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].

			Anthropologist [[JOHNSON, John\|John Johnson]] notes:
			: There is a Tipai (Northern Diegueño) clan called "Guachenga" or "Wacheña," something like that - the spellings are inconsistent. It became a family surname. I have seen people with this surname in Indian census records, but I would need to look up those sources to give you an accurate spelling. I believe that Clemente must have been from the northern San Diego County area (e.g., from the Santa Ysabel, Mesa Grande, San Pascual or Barona tribes).

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	[[File:WATCHINA, CLEMENTE©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina <br>San Miguel Island </center>]]		[[File:WATCHINA, CLEMENTE©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina <br>San Miguel Island </center>]]

	<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].		<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work.

			Elizabeth Lester (San Miguel Island) described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].

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	[[File:Watchina and Herbie©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina and Herb Lester <br>San Miguel Island </center>]]		[[File:Watchina and Herbie©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina and Herb Lester <br>San Miguel Island </center>]]
			[[File:WATCHINA, CLEMENTE©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina <br>San Miguel Island </center>]]

	<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].		<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].

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	[[File:Watchina and Herbie©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina and Herb Lester </center>]]		[[File:Watchina and Herbie©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina and Herb Lester <br>San Miguel Island </center>]]

	<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].		<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].

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			[[File:Watchina and Herbie©.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Clemente Watchina and Herb Lester </center>]]

	<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].		<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].

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<span style="color:#006400">'''WATCHINA, Clemente'''</span> ( - ), seasonal sheep shearer who worked on multiple Channel Islands during shearing time. These seasonal laborers arrived twice a year on various islands for their muscle-wracking wrangling of hundreds of sheep. They also took great pride in themselves and their work. Elizabeth Lester described them as “good natured, shy-mannered, diffident around women, fun loving, superstitious, loyal to their employer while working, and to no one when they were not.” She mentions Indians Clemente Watchina and Buster, Raymond Arrietta, Arno Ducazan, Fred Manjoul, Frenchy, and Jesus Spenzola on San Miguel Island. Clemente Watchina “chief Indian shearer, was fond of relating how his family once owned San Clemente Island.” [Lester 1974: 6, 21, 59].