Publication

1965 - Mexico, Gobierno de Baja California Sur, Mexico

Word Count

254,750 words, Guess

Page Count

1,019 pages

Identifiers

Description

It is principally a listing of the handwritten mission records for Southern Baja California between the years of 1700-1900. The records include baptisms, marriages, and funerals. There are few records from the first 100 years, as immigration to Baja and Alta California was not permitted by the Spanish government. Still, there were a few exceptions, mission soldiers' families and such. After 1824, the Mexican government permitted immigration, and the number of citizens grew rapidly. There are also some interviews of live citizens of Baja Sur who know their ancestry way back on the peninsula. There is a bit of history of the early days of the peninsula. That part and the interviews are bilingual in Spanish and English. I have found the book in the state archives for Baja California Sur in La Paz, Stanford University, and UC Berkeley.

Subjects

Topics

GenealogyBiographyhistory Baja California Sur

Places

LoretoLa PazCabo San LucasSan José del CaboBaja California (Mexico)Missions of Baja California Sur

Times

Other Editions

  • Guía familiar de Baja California, 1700-1900Mexico, Gobierno de Baja California Sur1965

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