Difference between revisions of "WILSON, John D."
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*1. Mariano | *1. Mariano | ||
*2. Jose Antonio '''Romauldo''' Pacheco (1831-1899) [godparents were Jose de la Guerra and Maria Antonia Carrillo; he became first governor of California] | *2. Jose Antonio '''Romauldo''' Pacheco (1831-1899) [godparents were Jose de la Guerra and Maria Antonia Carrillo; he became first governor of California] | ||
Jose Antonio Romualdo Pacheco was killed in a battle near Los Angeles in December of 1831. He died at the age of 36. | Jose Antonio Romualdo Pacheco was killed in a battle near Los Angeles in December of 1831. He died at the age of 36. | ||
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*3. Maria Ignacia Wilson (1840-1866) | *3. Maria Ignacia Wilson (1840-1866) | ||
*4. Juan Wilson (1843- ) | *4. Juan Wilson (1843- ) | ||
* 1957. McGinty, Brian [http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~zjohagan/pdflinks/mcginty_carrillos.of.san.diego_pt4_1957 ''The Carrillos of San Diego: Romauldo Pacheco''] Historical Society of Southern California 39(4):371-391, December 1957 | * 1957. McGinty, Brian [http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~zjohagan/pdflinks/mcginty_carrillos.of.san.diego_pt4_1957 ''The Carrillos of San Diego: Romauldo Pacheco''] Historical Society of Southern California 39(4):371-391, December 1957 | ||
Latest revision as of 22:31, 17 July 2020
WILSON, John D. (1797-1861), sea captain born in Scotland.
Maria Ramona Carrillo Lopez was married to Jose Antonio Romualdo Pacheco (1795-1831) and had two children with him:
- 1. Mariano
- 2. Jose Antonio Romauldo Pacheco (1831-1899) [godparents were Jose de la Guerra and Maria Antonia Carrillo; he became first governor of California]
Jose Antonio Romualdo Pacheco was killed in a battle near Los Angeles in December of 1831. He died at the age of 36.
Captain John D. Wilson = [c. 1836] Maria Ramona Carrillo Lopez (1812-1888)
- 1. Ramona Wilson (1836- )
- 2. Juana Wilson (1839- )
- 3. Maria Ignacia Wilson (1840-1866)
- 4. Juan Wilson (1843- )
- 1957. McGinty, Brian The Carrillos of San Diego: Romauldo Pacheco Historical Society of Southern California 39(4):371-391, December 1957
