"Californios" or "Californianos" is a term for Hispanic settlers of early California (also called Alta California) and descendants of those early settlers. This site contains information on Californios and Alta California, genealogy resources and current events related to California's history and Californios.
Showing posts with label Mission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mission. Show all posts
Thursday, August 15, 2013
California Missions
21 missions were established by the Franciscan monks from the Roman Catholic church which are peppered throughout California. These missions are located from San Diego to Sonoma. They're constructed in Spanish style and much of the labor is attributed to the Native Americans. These missions played a large role in the colonization of California and paved the way for the Golden State we know today. Here is a direct link to the list (which you can view online and download as a PDF): https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8eEAMxReDq1NTJraG55amlXdms/edit?usp=sharing
A great resource for detailed information on individual missions is CaliforniaMissions.com, http://www.missionscalifornia.com/
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Anza Trail & Settlement of San Francisco
Juan Bautiste de Anza, Anza trail expedition and the settlement of San Francisco, California. video courtesy of KQED
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Anza Trail Expedition
An informative video by the National Park Service about Juan Bautiste de Anza and the Anza trail expedition.
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Anza trail,
de Anza,
Expedition,
Juan Bautiste de Anza,
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