The Aboriginal Population of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, CaliforniaCook, Sherburne Friend
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The Aboriginal Population of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, California
Cook, Sherburne Friend
Indians of North America -- California; Indians of North America -- Statistics
MS Map, 1776: Plano del Puerto de San Francisco. Photostatic copy
in Bancroft Library, Berkeley. Original in Ministry of War,
Madrid: 9a-2a-2-27. See Wagner, 1937, II: 345.
MS Map, 1781: Plan del Gran Puerto de San Francisco descubierto y
demarcado por el alferez graduado de Fragata de la Real Armada,
D^{n} José de Cañizares, primer Piloto del Departamento de
San Blas.... y gravido por Manuel Villavicencio Añ. de 1781.
Photostatic copy in Bancroft Library, Berkeley. See Wagner,
1937, II: 347.
Cook, S. F.
1955. The Aboriginal Population of the San Joaquin Valley,
California. UC-AR 16: 31-80.
1956. The Aboriginal Population of the North Coast of California.
UC-AR 16: 81-130.
Cutter, Donald C.
MS Spanish Exploration of California's Central Valley. Ph. D.
diss. (1950), University of California. Two copies on file
in the University Library, Berkeley. 275 pp.
Danti, Fr. Antonio
MS Diario de un Reconocimiento de la Alameda--1795. (Bancroft's
title.) Bancroft Trans., Santa Barbara Arch., Exped. y Cam.,
IV: 192-199. Bancroft Library, Berkeley.
A letter, dated December 2, 1795, addressed to P. Fr. Fermin
Francisco Lasuen.
Kroeber, A. L.
1925. Handbook of the Indians of California. BAE-B 78.
Mahr, A. C.
1932. The Visit of the "Rurik" to San Francisco in 1816. Stanford
Univ. Press, Stanford, Calif.
Peralta, Luís
MS Diary, June 30, 1805, San Francisco. Bancroft Trans., Prov.
St. Pap., XIX: 33-34. Bancroft Library, Berkeley.
Pinart, Alphonse
n.d. Transcripts of Mission records. C-C66, Bancroft Library,
Berkeley.
Transcripts of the personal names and rancheria names of
neophytes in certain missions made by, or at the order of,
Pinart from the originals in the respective missions.
The date of the transcription was approximately 1880.
The transcripts are in poor handwriting, frequently difficult
to decipher. There is no assurance that all pertinent material
was copied. Because of the arrangement of the names the tribal
affiliation of the converts is not always clear.
Priestley, Herbert I.
1937. A Historical, Political and Natural Description of California,
by Pedro Fages, Soldier of Spain. Univ. Calif. Press, Berkeley,
Calif.
Sal, Hermenegildo
MS Informe qu el Ten^{te} Don Hermeneg^{do} Sal hace al Sor
coron^{l}y Gov^{or} D^{n} Diego de Borica de los parajes q^{e}
se han reconocido en la Alameda conforme a lo prevenido por
S. S. en Sup^{or} orden de 9 del presente mes, acompañado
del R. P. F. Antonio Danti, ministro de la mision de San
Francisco. November 30, 1795. Bancroft Trans., Santa Barbara
Arch., Inf. y Corr., 2: 24-35. Bancroft Library, Berkeley.
Schenck, W. E.
1926. Historic Aboriginal Groups of the California Delta Region.
UC-PAAE 23:123-146.
Viader, Fr. José
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