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The March of Portola and the Discovery of the Bay of San FranciscoEldredge, Zoeth Skinner

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The March of Portola and the Discovery of the Bay of San Francisco

Name: The March of Portola and the Discovery of the Bay of San Francisco
Author: Eldredge, Zoeth Skinner

Eldredge, Zoeth Skinner

California -- History; California -- History -- To 1846; Portolá's Expedition, Calif., 1769-1770; San Francisco Bay (Calif.)

San Luis Rey, mission of
     San Miguel (island)
     San Nicolas, Isla de
     San Pablo bay
     San Pedro bay
     San Pedro Point
     San Pedro valley
     Santa Ana, Rio de
     Santa Barbara Channel
     Santa Barbara Isla de
     Santa Barbara presidio of
     Santa Catalina, island
     Santa Clara, river
     Santa Inez, river
     Santa Lucia, Sierra de
     Santa Maria, mission of
     Santa Rosa, river
     Santa Susana, Sierra de
     Sacramento, river
     Sal, Point
     Salines, river
     Santiago, Point
     Seal Rocks
     Suisun bay
     Tamalpais, mountain
     The Brothers (rocks)
     The Sisters (rocks)
     Tomales bay
     Velicata
     Yerba Buena cove




Index of Persons


     Aguilar, Martin
     Aguirre, Juan B.
     Alvarado, Juan Bautista
     Amador, Pedro
     Anza, Juan Bautista de
     Arriaga, Julian de
     Ayala, Juan Manuel
     Bancroft, H. H.
     Bodega y Quadra, Juan de la
     Bolanos, Francisco
     Bucareli, Antonio Maria
     Bueno, Cabrera
     Cabrillo, Juan Rodrigues
     Canizares, Jose
     Carrillo, Jose Raimundo
     Cermenon, Sebastian
     Coronado, Francisco Vasquez
     Cortes, Hernando
     Corvan, Toribio Gomez de
     Costanso, Miguel
     Cota, Pablo de
     Crespi, Juan
     Davidson, George
     De Gali, Francisco
     De Soto, Hernando
     Drake, Francis
     Estorace, Jorge
     Fages, Pedro
     Ferrelo, Bartolome
     Figueroa, Rodriga de
     Fletcher, Francis
     Galvez, Jose de
     Gomez, Fray Francisco
     Griffin, George Butler
     Heceta, Bruno de
     Jiminez (Fortun)
     Laut, Agnes C.
     Legaspi, Miguel Lopez de
     Lummis, Chas. F.
     Maldonado, Gabriel
     Manrique, Miguel
     Mendoza, Antonio de
     Monterey, Conde de
     Morgana, Juan de
     Oliveros, Jose Ignacio
     Ortega, Jose Francisco
     Palou, Fray Francisco
     Perez, Juan
     Parron, Fray Fernando
     Pino, Miguel del
     Portola, Gaspar de
     Prat, Pedro
     Rivera y Moncada, Fernando de
     Salcedo, Felipe
     Serra, Fray Junipero
     Soberanes, Jose Maria
     Vancouver, Captain George
     Velasco, Luis de
     Vila, Vicente
     Vizcaino, Fray Juan
     Vizcaino, Sebastian
     Yorba, Jose Antonio
     Zuniga y Asevedo, Gaspar de




FOOTNOTES:


[Footnote 1: Sierra de Santa Lucia.]

[Footnote 2: Audiencia, the highest judicial body.]

[Footnote 3: The system of encomienda conferred feudal rights upon the
discoverers. The Indians became vassals of Spanish lords.]

[Footnote 4: Vizcaino says he set out on the discovery of the coast of the South
Sea with two ships, a lancha, and a barcoluengo. A lancha was a small
vessel having no deck and but one mast, and propelled by sweeps. Vanegas
calls the vessel a fragata. A barcoluengo, or barcolongo, was a long
open boat.]

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The March of Portola and the Discovery of the Bay of San Francisco

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