Mission San Antonio
Stories set here
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One of Few Remaining Jolon Indians Resides in Lockwood
In an old adobe near Lockwood lives Joe Moro, one of the last of the Jolon Indians — his mother born of the mission people under the great oaks.
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San Simeon Rancho Story Is Told by Mabel Plaskett
Cabrillo's 'Bay of Sardines,' a whaling captain's store, the Hearst boys at play — four centuries of San Simeon in one telling. Sebastian's Store was 102 years old when she wrote it.
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South Monterey County Writers Part II
A 2007 appreciation of Mabel herself — 'Belle' Sans Plaskett with her horse Cleo — by historian Susan Raycraft.
The people of Mission San Antonio
Everyone the family archive records in the story of this place. Descendants: if one of these is yours, we’d love to hear from you.
- Joe Moro · 2 stories
- Alvis Davis
- Angie Potter
- Bob Digges
- Calvin Coolidge
- Dave Moro
- Don Pancho Estrada
- Ed Dutton
- Edward Abbott Plaskett 1881–1973
- Father Juan Cabot
- Gabriel Fontes 1850–
- Henry Kilsdonk
- Jose Estrada
- Joseph C. Sebastian
- Joseph Clark
- Juan Rodrigues Cabrillo
- Leopold Frankl
- Linwood Mitchell 1860–
- Louise Sebastian
- Mabel Eva Sans Plaskett 1896–1964
- Mabel Sans 1831–1932
- Manuel Sebastian
- Margaret Voss Krenkel 1874–1964
- Marno Dutton Thompson
- Mary Cayetano Sebastian
- Nick Yost –1954
- Norman Hansen
- Orville Olmstead
- Polk Fancher 1895–
- Roy Mitchell
- Sans Plaskett 1857–1931
- Senator George Hearst
- Thomas Edison
- William Randolph Hearst
- Winston Churchill
Born, lived, or died at Mission San Antonio
- Barnes Plaskett 1827–1923 · born here
- Sarah I. Plaskett 1837–1881 · born here
- Bennett Plaskett 1852–1909 · born here
- Sarah J. Plaskett 1888–1921 · born here
- Coreen Plaskett –1931 · born here
- Sarah Plaskett · born here