This picture was taken at San Gabriel in 1883 - it represents four generations of Mission Indians

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  Four generations of Mission Indians, San Gabriel, California

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  Horatio Rust (far left) and Indian women and children standing in a brush shelter. In the foreground are stone mortar and pestle; pottery.

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  Indians at San Gabriel, Cal., 1883

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  Two Indian women outside a brush dwelling. One woman holds a pestle on a stone mortar. The women have signs in front of them with the names Laura, age 102 years, and Benjamina, age 117 years.

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  Indian woman Jacinta Serrano, basketmaker, Mission San Gabriel

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  Indian woman seated with a variety of tools, pottery, baskets, and blankets.

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  Mission San Gabriel, showing marks of first bell tower. The last of the Mission Indian Settlements

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  View of the east end of the San Gabriel Mission with Indian settlement in the foreground.

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  San Gabriel Mission from the rear

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  View of the rear of Mission San Gabriel Arcangel in San Gabriel, California, with trees, a field, and stone ruins in the foreground.

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