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'''1542-1812: ''' Spain, Mexico, England, and Russia made various claims to California, but most settlements were Spanish. | '''1542-1812: ''' Spain, Mexico, England, and Russia made various claims to California, but most settlements were Spanish. | ||
'''1769: ''' The first permanent settlement was made by the Spanish in the San Diego Bay area. | '''1769: ''' The first permanent settlement was made by the Spanish in the San Diego Bay area. | ||
'''1821: ''' Spain granted Mexico its independence. California was included with Mexico. | '''1821: ''' Spain granted Mexico its independence. California was included with Mexico. | ||
'''1841: ''' Americans began traveling overland to California. | '''1841: ''' Americans began traveling overland to California. | ||
'''1846'''<nowiki>: War broke out between the United States and Mexico. U.S. settlers in California set up a republic.</nowiki> | '''1846'''<nowiki>: War broke out between the United States and Mexico. U.S. settlers in California set up a republic.</nowiki> | ||
'''1848'''<nowiki>: Mexico ceded California to the United States. Gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill.</nowiki> | '''1848'''<nowiki>: Mexico ceded California to the United States. Gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill.</nowiki> | ||
'''1849'''<nowiki>: The Gold Rush attracted over 100,000 people to California.</nowiki> | '''1849'''<nowiki>: The Gold Rush attracted over 100,000 people to California.</nowiki> | ||
'''1850: ''' California became the 31st state | '''1850: ''' California became the 31st state | ||
'''1869: ''' Completion of the transcontinental railroad gave California a direct connection with the East. Great numbers of Chinese were imported to work on this railroad. | '''1869: ''' Completion of the transcontinental railroad gave California a direct connection with the East. Great numbers of Chinese were imported to work on this railroad. | ||
'''1884-1885: ''' A railroad rate war (1884) and a California real estate boom (1885) caused a new wave of overland immigration. | '''1884-1885: ''' A railroad rate war (1884) and a California real estate boom (1885) caused a new wave of overland immigration. | ||
The Family History Library has numerous state and local histories by James M. Guinn and other authors. Sources for studying the history of California include: | The Family History Library has numerous state and local histories by James M. Guinn and other authors. Sources for studying the history of [[Portal:California|California]] include: | ||
Bancroft, Hubert H. ed. ''History of California.'' Six Volumes. San Francisco, California: A. L. Bancroft and Company, 1884-90. (FHL book 979.4 B4b Volumes 1-6; film 982473 items 1-2, Volumes 1-2; items 3-5, Volumes 4-6; film 1321070 item 4, Volume 3.) There is an index in 979.4 B4b which covers 1542 to 1859. | Bancroft, Hubert H. ed. ''History of California.'' Six Volumes. San Francisco, California: A. L. Bancroft and Company, 1884-90. (FHL book 979.4 B4b Volumes 1-6; film 982473 items 1-2, Volumes 1-2; items 3-5, Volumes 4-6; film 1321070 item 4, Volume 3.) There is an index in 979.4 B4b which covers 1542 to 1859. | ||
Chapman, Charles E. ''A History of California: The Spanish Period''. New York, New York: Macmillan, 1921. (FHL fiche 6051216.) | Chapman, Charles E. ''A History of California: The Spanish Period''. New York, New York: Macmillan, 1921. (FHL fiche 6051216.) | ||
Hunt, Rockwell Dennis. ''California and Californians''. Four Volumes. Chicago, Illinois: Lewis Publishing Company, 1932. (FHL book 979.4 H2h; film 1000092 items 1-4.) Volumes 3 and 4 contain biographical material. All four volumes are online at [http://www.ancestry.com www.ancestry.com]. ($) | Hunt, Rockwell Dennis. ''California and Californians''. Four Volumes. Chicago, Illinois: Lewis Publishing Company, 1932. (FHL book 979.4 H2h; film 1000092 items 1-4.) Volumes 3 and 4 contain biographical material. All four volumes are online at [http://www.ancestry.com www.ancestry.com]. ($) | ||
A bibliography of local histories for California is Margaret M. Rocq, ''California Local History: A Bibliography and Union List of Library Holdings,'' Second Edition. (Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 1970; FHL book 979.4 H23r; supplement, 1961 to 1970, is 979.4 H23r Supp.; 1950 ed. is on film 1000136 item 3). | A bibliography of local histories for California is Margaret M. Rocq, ''California Local History: A Bibliography and Union List of Library Holdings,'' Second Edition. (Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 1970; FHL book 979.4 H23r; supplement, 1961 to 1970, is 979.4 H23r Supp.; 1950 ed. is on film 1000136 item 3). | ||
=== '''Web Sites<br>''' === | === '''Web Sites<br>''' === | ||
http://www.californiahistory.net | http://www.californiahistory.net/ | ||
http://www.californiahistoricalsociety.org/ | |||
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