Manuscripts

Flower family genealogy: Miscellaneous

Description: 8 items
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1937
Call number: mssHLG 1-1132
Creator: Moreno, José Matías(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased from Helen P. Long, May 1988.
Associated people: Arnabar, Cándido. (1819-1869.); Burton, H. S., (1807-1860.); Castro, José, (1817-1894.); Coronel, Antonio Franco, (1816-1887.); Cota, Leonardo, (1821-1874.); Couts, Cave Johnson, (1803-1852.); Del Valle, Ignacio. (1814-1882.); Gibert, Félix. (1831-1897.); Estudillo, José Antonio, (1830?-1855.); Forster, John, (1796-1879.); Franklin, Luis A. (1823-1906.); Long, Helen P., (1822-1886.); López de Moreno, Prudenciana. (1818-1876.); Manasse, Joseph S., (1808-1869.); Meléndrez, Antonio Ma. (1804?-1881.); Mendoza, Juan Bautista. (1801-1894.); Moerenhout, J. A. (1823-1900.); Morse, Ephraim, (1819-1898.); Mugarrieta, José Marcos, (1832-1895.); Olvera, Agustin, (1808-1890.); Pico, Antonio Maria, (1837-1920.); Forbes, James Alexander, (1800 or 1801-1858.); Pico, Pío,; Porter, Rufus King.; Riveroll, Teodoro.; Rojo, Manuel C.,; Rosecrans, William S.; Ruiz de Burton, María Amparo,; Ruiz de Esparza, Feliciano.; Vallejo, Mariano Guadalupe,; Vischer, Edward.; Williston, Edward Bancroft,; Yorba, Bernardo,
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