Mission Indians and Other Native Californians   

The Panocha Family.

Miguel Molino, 1905. California Indian

Miguel Molino 1905

The Encinale Family, San Antonio Mission Indians, 1890

Panocha Onesimo (California Indian)

Jose Bernabe ( El Sordo), California Indian, 1921.

M-m. Feliciano Soto. (Carmel Indian).

Jacinta Gonzales, California Indian.

Donna Petra (Indian woman). D. 1900. p taken 1892.

Carmel Indian, Mrs. Majetti

Mrs. Gomez, 1870's

Tony Fontes, Donny Smith

Monterey Indian, Mariano Largo.

Buckskin Joe.

Manuel Pico, Jolon Indian, 1870's.

Maria Blanca, Jolon, CA, 100 years old.

Chaquita Gomez Diggs, Jolon Indian,1870's.

Graviel Fontio, Marysville Indian, brother of Mrs. Gomez, 1870's.

Bernabe Onesimo, Carmel Mission Indian, 1928.

Last burial ground of the Encinale Indian family, Jolon, 5/18/1951.

San Antonio Mission Indian, Dolores Eneinalar.

Dave Mora, San Antonio Mission Indian.

Maria Blanco, Jolon Indian, 100 years old.

Alessandro and Brotolo Onesimo, last of the Carmel Valley Indians, 1946.

Berto, Alex, Juan Onesima.

Group picture - Maria de Los Angeles.

Old Cassiano - 136 years old (?) in 1888. San Antonio Mission Indian.

Maria De Los Angeles and friends.

Marino Largo circa 1880.

The Encinale family - the last of the San Antonio Mission Indians.

Indian marks on tree, Fisher Place, Carmel Valley, taken in 1928.

Left- Pelon Ramero, middle -unknown, right - brother of Pelon.

Bernabe Onessimo.

Onessimo brothers, Meadows and Manuel.

Manuel Onessimo.

Old Gabriel, Carmel Indian

Old Gabriel's tombstone. D. 1890

Old Gabriel's obituary

Pete Ramirez and Bortoleo Anesimo.

Senor Gomez, Jolon Ca., circa 1870.

Victor Ucedo and Kitus Cantua.

Katie Gonzales - Indian Girl, 1928.

Antonio Cantua, 1946.

Julian Garcia Carmelo.

William Gomez, Oct. 1928.

Mrs. Soto at adobe house on Pearce Street.

Home of the Encinales,last of the San Antonio Mission Indians, Jolon

Indian burying ground near Jolon, small cross on top of hill is where the last of the Indians are buried

Home of the Encinale family, Jolon (2)

Take from Indian cemetery, Santa Lucia in background, 1951

Burial knoll of the last of the Jolon Indians, 1951

Maria de las Angeles, lived near San Antonio Mission, 100 years old at death in 1915

Trinadad Alamis, San Antonio Mission Indian, Jolon, 1946