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Monterey County Historical Society - Hornbeck Collection - Book Inventory California State University, Monterey Bay Digital Commons @ CSUMB Related Research and Documents Research and Links 8-13-2019 2019 - Monterey County Historical Society - Hornbeck Collection - Book Inventory Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/hornbeck_research_rel Part of the Business Commons, Education Commons, Law Commons, Life Sciences Commons, Physical Sciences and Mathematics Commons, and the Social and Behavioral Sciences Commons Recommended Citation "2019 - Monterey County Historical Society - Hornbeck Collection - Book Inventory" (2019). Related Research and Documents. 17. https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/hornbeck_research_rel/17 This Report is brought to you for free and open access by the Research and Links at Digital Commons @ CSUMB. It has been accepted for inclusion in Related Research and Documents by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ CSUMB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. HORNBECK BOOK INVENTORY WorldCat: OCLC New to Title Author/Editor Copyright Box # ISBN Publisher No. CSUMB INDEX - Personal, Business, and Official Correspondence of Thomas Oliver Larkin, Merchant The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver 1968 1 836420115 Y and US Consul in Ca; Edited by George P. Hammond, Director of the Bancroft Library The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume I - 1822-1842 1941 1 253470720 Y The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume II - 1843-1844 1952 1 253470026 Y The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume III - 1845 1952 1 253470449 Y The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume IV - 1845-1846 1953 1 253470343 Y The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume V - 1846 1955 1 253470290 Y The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume VI - 1847 1959 1 253469793 Y The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume VII - 1847-1848 1960 1 253469305 Y The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume VIII - 1848-1851 1962 1 253302283 Y 253302200; The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume IX - 1851-1853 1963 1 Y 490995015 255739242; The Larkin Papers Larkin, Thomas Oliver Volume X - 1854-1858 1964 1 Y 490995028 1 HORNBECK BOOK INVENTORY WorldCat: OCLC New to Title Author/Editor Copyright Box # ISBN Publisher No. CSUMB Including Inhabitants of California Pioneer Register and California, 1769-1800 and List of Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1964 2 1637037 Y IndeX Pioneers, EXtracted from The History of California The Works of Hubert Howe History of California, Vol. I - Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1963 2 45653059 Y Bancroft, Volume XVIII 1542-1800 The Works of Hubert Howe History of California, Vol. II - Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1966 2 689552308 Y Bancroft, Volume XIX 1801-1824 The Works of Hubert Howe History of California, Vol. III - Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1966 2 63759636 Y Bancroft, Volume XX 1825-1840 The Works of Hubert Howe History of California, Vol. IV - Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1969 2 63759672 Y Bancroft, Volume XXI 1840-1845 The Works of Hubert Howe History of California, Vol. V - Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1970 2 63759697 Y Bancroft, Volume XXII 1846-1848 The Works of Hubert Howe History of California, Vol. VI - Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1970 2 63759587 Y Bancroft, Volume XXIII 1848-1859 The Works of Hubert Howe History of California, Vol. VII - Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1970 2 68569084 Y Bancroft, Volume XXIV 1860-1890 The Old Mission Churches and Their History, Architecture, Art Newcomb, ReXford 1925 2 480777 Y Historic Houses of California and Lore (Note: Appears to be an San Miguel Arcangel, The Engelhardt, Zephyrin original publication with 1930 2 5225795 Y Mission on the Highway pictures) Instituto Nacioinal De Las Estructuras Socio- Antropologia E Historia, Radding, Cynthia Economicas De Las Misiones De 1979 2 Centro Regional Del Noroeste La Pimeria Alta 1768-195- California Indian Life and Geiger, Maynard and Customs as Reported by The As The Padres Saw Them 1976 2 2918110 Y Meighan, Clement Franciscan Missionaries 1813- 1815 Spanish - MeXican Records of A Bibliographical Guide to Beers, Henry Putney 1979 3 470988678 Y the American Southwest Archive and Manuscript Sources Fermin Francisco De Lasuen Guest, Francis F. A Biography (1736-1803) 1973 3 624510 Y Hague, Harlan and Langum, A Life of Patriotism and Profit in Thomas O. Larkin 1990 3 799284887 Y David J. Old California Histories of Resistance from This Land Was MeXican Once Heidenreich, Linda 2007 3 84742178 Y Northern California 2 HORNBECK BOOK INVENTORY WorldCat: OCLC New to Title Author/Editor Copyright Box # ISBN Publisher No. CSUMB Edited by MSGR. Rancis J. Weber, EXecutive Secretary, Published for California Some Reminiscences about two copies Serra Bicentennial Commission; 1985 3 and 13 4994322815 Y none Catholic Conference by Fray Junípero Serra published for Serra Bicenteenial, Knights of Columbus 1784-1984. General survey of the Ten enturies of Manuscripts in Schulz, Herbert C.; Cuthbert, manuscripts and manuscript 1968 3 12871519 Y the Huntington Library Norma B. and Noya, Hadée collections of the Huntington Library A Judicial Odyssey: Federal Edited by Christian G. Fritz, Court In Santa Clara, San Michael Griffith, Janet M. 1985 3 11918269 Y Benito, Santa Cruz, And Hunter Monterey Counties The Economic Aspects of Archibald, Robert 1978 3 462807657 Y California Missions 3 HORNBECK BOOK INVENTORY WorldCat: OCLC New to Title Author/Editor Copyright Box # ISBN Publisher No. CSUMB Mission San Buenaventura 1796- The Letters of José Señán, 1823, Translated by Paul D. 1962 3 1262227 Y O.F.M. Nathan and Edited by Lesley Byrd Simpson (1000 copies) Felipe de Neve, First Governor Beilharz, Edwin A. 1971 3 248726141 Y of California Edited by Herbert Ingram The Colorado River Campaign, Priestley - A Historial, Political, 1781-1782, Diary of Pedro and Natural Description of 1913 3 638907959 Y Fages California by Pedro Fages, Soldier of Spain The Eighteenth Century Enlightenment Comes to Engstrand, Iris H. W. 1999 3 41426998 Y Spanish California Monterey in 1786 - Life in a The Journals of Jean Francois de Margolin, Malcolm 1989 3 458658853 Y California Mission La Pérouse (2 copies) California in 1792, The Translated by Lesley Byrd Expedition of José Longinos 1938 3 2549084 Y Simpson Martinez Expedition of the Sacramento Edited by Charles Edward and San Joaquin Rivers in 1817 1911 3 1701522 Y Chapman - Diary of Fray Narcisco Duran No Settlement Without Women: Three Spanish Hernández, Salomé 1990 3 30787751 Y California Settlement Schemes, 1790-1800 Mission Santa Barbara - 1782- Geiger, Maynard 1965 3 2962779 Y 1965 The Life and Times of Fr. Weber, Francis J. A Bicentennial Compendium 1988 3 320637317 N Junípero Serra A documentary history of Santa Clara de Asís (350 copies) - The Laurelwood Mission Weber, Francis J. 3 166508489 Y covering 1761 through 1979 [signed by Weber] Manuscript for a New History Part One - The Mission Period of Mission San Antonio de Sprietsma, Leo C. 1998 3 320637317 Y 1771 to 1835 Padua 4 HORNBECK BOOK INVENTORY WorldCat: OCLC New to Title Author/Editor Copyright Box # ISBN Publisher No. CSUMB An Economic and Social History Francis, Jessie Davies Volume I: Chiefly Economic 1976 3 760346795 Y of MeXican California A facsimile Edition of California's First Book, Translation by Ramon Ruiz and Reglamento Provicional, 1954 3 312666242 Y Theresa Vigil Printed at Monterey in 1834 by Agustin V. Zamorano A Historical, Political and Written for the Viceroy in 1775; Natural Description of Pedro Fages Translated by Herbart Ingram 1972 3 908306726 Y California Priestly IndeX to Vols. II-IV - The Mission and Missionaries of Engelhardt, Zephyrin 1916 4 253750887 Y California The Missions and Missionaries of California, Vol. I, Lower Engelhardt, Zephyrin 1908 4 174610694 Y California The Missions and Missionaries of California, Vol. I, Lower Engelhardt, Zephyrin Second Edition, Third Thousand. 1929 4 434138816 Y California The Missions and Missionaries Second, Revised, Edition (2 of California, Vol. II, Upper Engelhardt, Zephyrin 1930 4 769383963 Y copies) California The Missions and Missionaries Second, Revised, Edition (2 of California, Vol. II, Upper Engelhardt, Zephyrin 1930 4 769383963 Y copies) California Compiled and Edited by Frncis J. Weber - A Documentary History Mission on the Highway Weber, Francis J. 4 166508459 Y of San Miguel, Arcangel (covering 1795-1979) A Select Guide to California Weber, Francis J. 1966 4 2386388 Y Catholic History Documents of California Weber, Francis J. 1965 4 2726940 Y Catholic History Memories of an Old Mission, Weber, Francis J. 1997 4 36589153 Y San Fernando, Rey De España Franciscan Missionaries in Geiger, Maynard A Biographical Dictionary 1969 4 55557 N Hispanic California 1769-1848 La Vida de Junípero Serra Palou, Francisco 19665 4 634488955 Y HORNBECK BOOK INVENTORY WorldCat: OCLC New to Title Author/Editor Copyright Box # ISBN Publisher No. CSUMB The Illustrated Story of the DeNevi, Don and Moholy, Junipero Serra Franciscan Founder of 1985 4 11356740 Y Noel Francis California's Missions Key Information, Dramatic The California Missions Source McLaughlin, David J. with Images, and Fascinating 2009 4 429728801 N Book Rubén G. Mendoza Anecdotes Covering All 21 Missions Together with the Continuation, Through 1855 -- A Summary of the History of the First Discovery, Settlement, Progress, and Present Condition Soule, Frank; Gihon, John H. The Annals of San Francisco of California, and a complete 1966 4 634404646 Y and Nisbet, James History of All the Important Events Connected with Its Great City (Library of Congress 1854). Introduction: Joseph Armstrong
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