First People - The Salinans

• P301 Entrance to Painted Cave, Nov. 1969
• P830 Lucia Weeks Armas
• P064 Tim Boranda - June 1972. Part Salinan Indian
• Garcia Ranch House, Jolon Indian standing in front of grinder now at San Antonio Mission was owned by Dave Mora
• p945 Located on the San Miguelito, Stony Valley is thought to be the site of one of the largest Salinan settlements, named Chuquilin in mission records
• Baskets were used for carrying items, making mortars, cooking, and storing food for later use. Mason took thsi photograph in the early 1900s. (Courtesy of Monterey County Historical Society.)
• P794 - A large group celebration at Mission San Antonio in 1884.
• This Salinan basket was photographed by Mason in the early 1900s.
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• P782 - Felipe's brother Eusebio, or "Tito" (1858-1934), was also a well-known vaquero. He is holding his rawhide lariat. The Encinales family passed the winter braiding ropes and weaving baskets. (Courtesy of San Antonio Valley Historical Association,)
• P775 Mortar Bowls at San Miguelito Corrals
• Drawings on Painted Cave
• P778 - Perfecta Garcia Encinales (1830-1913) believed drawn by Tid Casey
• P783 - Maria de los Angeles Ocarfu Baylon, a desendent of Mission San Miguel neophytes, married "Tito" Encinales in 1934. She is said to be buried in the Rose Garden at Mission San Antonio.
• Antonia Encinales
• P784 - Maggie Ocarfu Wolf and Francesca Gambuscero Encinales
• P325 - Indian quarters near San Antonio Mission, c1900. People may be the Encinales (Eusebio).
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• P781 - Felipe Encinales
• P780 - Encinales Family Group with Children
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• P779 - Encinales Family Group at Mission San Antonio
• P786 - aughters of Pedro Encinales and Francesca Gambuscero posing with their uncle Dolores Encinales.
• P799 - Pedro Encinales and Julian Brunetti of King City discussed plans for a celebration. Brunetti was especially fond of the September 16 fiesta. Julius Trescony directed the St. Anthony's Day fiestas for 35 years
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