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Who Lived in the Temecula Township in 1860?The following information was taken from the microfilmed Federal census records at the National Archives in Laguna Niguel:Census Date: July 9th and 10th, 1860.Location: Temecula Township, San Diego County,* California
Residents
SurnamesRitchie, Magee, Mulligan, Miranda, Briggs, Huddleston, Rouen, Ward, Brown, Machado, Lobo, Rivas, Reyes, Espinosa, Sosa, Cline, Moody, Reader, Hawk, Johnson, Place, Moreno, Graciano, Portes, Montez, Wolfe, Fellows, Ramo, Ramirez, Ingalls, Gifthaler, Hack, Cordova, Nunez, Estrada, Castro, Barbier, Doyle, Hite, Solaseds.
Occupations
AncestryThe following foreign birthplaces were listed: Scotland, France, Bavaria (Germany), Sonora (Mexico), Belgium, Canada.
RacesIn the "Color: white, black, or mulatto" column of the census, the abbreviation "Ind." appears for those of Native-American ancestry and the initial "B" for the two men who were of African-American ancestry (James Brown, born in Kentucky, and Edward Ward, born in Georgia). This column was left blank by the census taker for those who were not of "Black" or "Indian" ancestry. There were approximately 58 males and 25 females, including children, in this latter group of residents (Anglo/Hispanic).
* (Note: Riverside County was not founded until 1893)
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