San Francisco Genealogy - City Directory (1846)

San Francisco
City Directory (1846)

NOTE: This directory was prepared by William Heath Davis to document those individuals who lived in the three villages (Mission Dolores, Presidio, and Yerba Buena) of San Francisco on 9 July 1846. The names have been arranged here alphabetically. The original page is available online for comparison.

MISSION DOLORES

Alviso, Angel (Josefa Sotelo)
Avila, Dolores
Avila, Tutiana
Bernal, Jose Cornelia (Carmel Cibrian)
Bernal, Jose Jesus
Davila, Augustin (Jesus Feliz), two children
Feliz, Magin
Galindo, Antonia
Galindo, Benerito
Galindo, Genaro
Galindo, Josefa
Galindo, Leandro (Dominga Sotelo)
Galindo, Manuela
Galindo, Maria
Galindo, Nazario
Galindo, Seferino
Garcia, Bernardino (Hilaria Sanchez Read)
Gomez, Guadalupe
Gomez, Jose (Eusebia Galindo)
Guerrero, Francisco (Josefa de Haro), Sub-Prefect, two sons, two servants
Haro, Alonzo de
Haro, Francisco de (Miliana Sanchez)
Haro, Francisco de Jun[ior]
Haro, Natividad de
Haro, Prudencio de
Haro, Ramon de
Haro, children and two servants
Jalapa, Mariano
Jalapa, Rafaela
Jalapa, Ysidor
Maria, Jose Santa, Secretary to Sub-Prefect Guerrero
Read, Hilarita, Read’s Rancho, Marin County
Read, John, Read’s Rancho, Marin County
Real, Padre, Mission San Francisco de Asis
Sanchez, Chino (Jesus Alviso), five daughters
Sanchez, Isabel
Soto, Felipe
Tanferan, Toribio (Maria Valencia), seven children [Tanforan]
Valencia, Bruno (Bernarda Duarte), four children
Valencia, Candelario (Paula Sanchez), two servants
Valencia, Catalina
Valencia, Eustaquio
Valencia, Francisco
Valencia, Jose Jesus (Julia Sanchez)
Valencia, Jose Ramon
Valencia, Lucia
Valencia, Militon
Valencia, Rosa
Valencia, Tomasa
Vasquez, Tiburcio (Alvina Hernandez), mayordomo, eight children, two servants

PRESIDO

Briones, Dona Luz
Miramontes, Arciano
Miramontes, Candelario (Dona Guadalupe Briones)
Miramontes, Dolores
Miramontes, Jose de los Santos
Miramontes, Juan Jose
Miramontes, Raimundo
Miramontes, Ramona
Miramontes, Rodolfo
Miramontes, Ygnacio
Pena, Antonia
Pena, Carmel
Pena, Dolores
Pena, Francisco
Pena, Joaquin (Eustaquia Mojica), Corporal
Pena, Jose de la Cruz
Pena, Manuel (Guadalupe), soldier
Pena, Maria
Pena, Maria de Los Angeles
Soto, Eusebio (Martina Mendoza), three children
Soto, Francisco
Soto, Marta

YERBA BUENA

------, Seregee, clerk, Leidesdorff, (Russian)

Ackerman, John, clerk to Leidesdorff
Agramon, Juan, wood cutter
Andrews, A.A. (Rosalia Haro), builder, two children, one servant
Angelino, Blas, wood cutter
Bassham, William R., clerk, Mellus & Howard
Baywood, John (aka John Cooper) (wife), son
Belden, Josiah
Benavides, Jose
Benavides, Josefa
Bennett, Mary (husband), four children
Bernal, Juan (Chona Soto)
Berreyesa, Guadalupe, land grantee
Boronda, Marcella, (sister of Mrs. Prudon)
Brown, J.H., saloon-keeper
Buhan, Antonio, gambler, (Peruvian)
Clein, Charles, saloon proprietor
Davis, John C. (wife)
Davis, William Heath, merchant, two servants
Dawson, Maria Antonia Valle de, land owner (Blucher Rancho)
Denecke, George, baker
Diaz, Benito (wife), Custom-House officer, three children, mother-in-law
Escalante, Gregorio, baker, (Manila)
Evans, John (wife), three daughters, three sons
Finch, John
Fuller, Jack (Chona Linares), two daughters, two sons, two servants
Glidding, George, formerly clerk to bark “Tasso”
Grimes, Captain Eliab, capitalist
Hinckley, Mrs. Susanna Martinez, one servant
Howard, W.D.M., merchant, three servants
Johnson, William, owner of schooners
Lara, Juan, shoemaker
Leavett, Alexander, carpenter
Leidesdorff, William A., merchant and real estate owner, one servant
Mellus, Henry, merchant
Meyer, Charles, clerk to Leidesdorff
Miramontes, Vicente (wife), six children
Miranda, Apolinario (Juana Briones), three daughters, two sons, three servants
Miranda, Tomas
Montero, Josefa
Montgomery, Mrs. (future wife of Talbot H. Green, aka Paul Geddes)
Moya, Trinidad, trader, (Mexican)
Neal, Henry, clerk, Mellus & Howard
Negro, Francisco el, cook, (Peruvian)
Negro, Juan el, pastryman
Noe, Jose Jesus (Dona Guadalupe), two daughters, four sons, four servants
Noe, Miguel
Ortega, Antonio (Chica Garcia)
Pickett, Charles E.
Prudon, Victor (Teodosia Boronda)
Ramirez, Francisco, trader, (Chilean)
Reynolds, William J., servant to John C. Davis, (Chino)
Richardson, Henry, formerly clerk to bark “Sterling”
Ridley, Robert (Presentacion Miranda), lessee of Vioget’s Hotel, one servant
Rose, John
Sherman, R.M.
Sherreback, Peter (wife)
Sill, Daniel, miller and hunter
Smith, Thomas, saloon proprietor, Smith & Co.
Smith, William M., auctioneer
Spear, Nathan (wife), retired merchant, two servants
Sullivan, John, wood cutter and dealer, two younger brothers
Tadeo, Blas
Tadeo, Carmel, washerwoman
Teschemacher, H.F., clerk to bark “Tasso”
Thompson, John, blacksmith
Thompson, Joseph P., clerk, Mellus & Howard
Vidal, Francisca
Vidal, Rafael
Vioget, John (Maria Montero), two children, one servant

Source: Davis, William Heath. Seventy-Five Years in California. 1929: John Howell, The Lakeside Press, R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co., Chicago. 376-378.

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