The third volume in a series detailing passenger departing from San Francisco during the Gold Rush era. These lists have been abstracted from the pages of the newspaper 'Alta California'. The lists provide the name and last name of the passenger, ship name, date of departure and destination. The passenger lists are first presented chronologically by date of departure, then in the second part ...

Manufacturer: TCI Genealogical Resources
Written By: Peter E. Carr

The second volume in a series detailing passenger departing from San Francisco during the Gold Rush era. These lists have been abstracted from the pages of the newspaper 'Alta California'. The lists provide the name and last name of the passenger, ship name, date of departure and destination. The passenger lists are first presented chronologically by date of departure, then in the second part ...

Manufacturer: TCI Genealogical Resources
Written By: Peter E. Carr

Manufacturer: Borgo Pr
Written By: Burgess McK Shumway

Manufacturer: Ballena Pr
Written By: William M. Mason

Manufacturer: Southern California
Written By: Marie E. Northrop

The Statutes of California, 1929, required every elementary school district in the state to take a school census of all minors under the age of 18 during the first full week of October 1930, regardless of whether they were in school or not, and every three years thereafter. School registrars were required to file their reports with the county superintendent of schools, and their compliance was ...

Manufacturer: Heritage Books Inc
Written By: Sonoma County Genealogical Society

In the 1920s, thousands of white migrants settled in the Los Angeles suburb of South Gate. Six miles from downtown and adjacent to Watts, South Gate and its neighboring communities served as L.A.'s Detroit, an industrial belt for mass production of cars, tires, steel, and other durable goods. Blue-collar workers built the suburb literally from the ground up, using sweat equity rather than ...

Manufacturer: University Of Chicago Press
Written By: Becky M. Nicolaides

Five Generations of a Mexican American Family in Los Angeles is an insider account of a multigenerational working-class Mexican American family in Los Angeles to explain Chicanos' persistent social status despite their citizenship and largely English monolingualism. Findings demonstrate that the interaction between race, ethnicity, and class factors at home, in the labor market and in schools ...

Manufacturer: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Written By: Christina Chavez

Manufacturer: Heritage Media Corp
Written By: Allen Gardiner

Manufacturer: Quantum Imaging Assoc
Written By: Justin M. Ruhge