Book Outline - Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 - Before 1911
Chapter 2 - 1911-1920 Chapter 3 - 1920-1930 Chapter 4 - 1930-1940 Chapter 5 - 1940-1950 Chapter 6 - 1950-1960 Chapter 7 - 1960-1970 Chapter 8 - 1970-1980 Chapter 9 - 1980-1990 Chapter 10 - 1990-2000 Chapter 11 - 2000-2010 Chapter 12 - 2011 and After Bibliography |
 Thurgood Marshall Elementary School display case of artifacts discovered in 1999 archaeological excavations at Rolling Hills Ranch.
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Chapter 1 - Before 1911
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Mezozoic era and San Miguel Mountain and Rock Mountain La Nacion fault line and Coastal Plain Mission Valley Formation and Sweetwater Formation Otay Formation and Oligocene oreodont and EastLake Fossils San Diego Formation and Pliocene auk Pliocene fossils and chulavistensis walrus in Rancho del Rey Rice Canyon and Fossil Canyon and Hidden Vista Drive Clear View Elementary School in Terra Nova Otay Ranch fossils and baleen whale and giant sea cow Heritage Park Community Center fossil shells and san dollars Malcolm Rogers and Scraper-Makers and San Dieguito people Shell-Midden and La Jolla people of Archaic period metates and manos and olivella shells and toolsof green felsite and Coso obsidian Yuman-speaking people and Tipai of the Late Prehistoric Period Tizon Brown Ware and Obsidian Butte Rolling Hills Ranch site on Proctor Valley Road Don Jose de Galvez expeditions of 1769 Fernando de Rivera and Father Juan Crespi at Sancti Spiritu near Goat Canyon on Tijuana River San Antonio ship of Juan Perez and San Carlos ship of Vicente Vila Father Junipero Serra and Smugglers' Gulch Kumeyaay village of Chiayp, or La Punta and Pantoja map of 1782 rancherias of Jaurial and Alysuhui and Otai El Camino Real from Loreto to San Francisco Rancho de la Nacion 1845 diseņo Rancho del Rey of Presidio 1795 Echeandia grants Janal and Otay ranchos to Estudillo and Tijuana rancho to Arguello Figueroa grants Rancho Melijo to Santiago E. Arguello Rancho de La Punta of Arguello and his wife Guadalupe Estudillo Jose Antonio Estudillo and wife Maria Victoria Dominguez Magdalena Estudillo and Rancho Otay Refugia Arguello married Juan Bandini , Teresa Arguello married Jose Maria Bandini Juan Bandini led the Victoria Revolt in 1831 William H. Emory of the Boundary Commission at Camp Riley in 1849 Andrew Gray and the Initial Point on the Pacific Coast Edmund L. Hardcastle and the white marble monument Francisco Arguello married Maria de la Luz Osuna Maria Antonia Arguello married Alfred Henry Wilcox Refugia Arguello married W. Blount Couts Catharine Couts married Josiah Elmer Shaffer George Alonzo Johnson married Estephana Alvarado Colorado Steam Navigation Company on the Colorado River at Fort Yuma John G. Capron and the stagecoach to Fort Yuma James Pascoe route to Campo SR 94 Henry von Poser and La Punta Gardens Pio Pico grant to John Forster, sold to Francois Pioche Frank Kimball and his brothers bought Rancho de la Nacion George S. Morrill subdivision map 166 Bonnie Brae Ranch of Hiram M. Higgins Highlands ranch of Willard W. Whitney Sunnyside and Judson C. Frisbie Rancho Bonita and Henry E. Cooper Interlaken of E. F. Wells, Dr.Frank A. Dunbar Thomas Sedgwick map for San Diego & Gila Railroad Dougherty brothers, Gilbert Remie of Otay William Britton, William Black, David Fredericks, John Wilson, Erbert Aylesworth Frank Inman, James Armstrong, George Goudy, Celesti Bernard, Thomas Murry S. S. Nichols in Monument City Sue E. Storm and Monument School Tedford's omnibus and stage coach line Gould Recreation and Bath Houses Josiah Shaffer, George M. Stone and Otay Salt Company Eugene E. Shaffer, Josiah Elmer Shaffer, Delia Delight Stone Klauber Wangenheim Company and La Punta Salt George Washington Barber, William Lane, Albert Seeley N. G. O. Dranga and Tia Juana Post Office Joseph Messenger, Wilson McCool, James W. McCool Alta School and St. John's Lutheran Church on Otay Mesa Monumentville district, Tia Juana City and Otay Myron Wheeler, Black Friday, Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe General George Woods and San Diego Bay Land Company Elisha S. Babcock, Hampton Story, Coronado Beach Company Hotel del Coronado, San Diego and Coronado Water Company Siempre Viva, Oceanside, Ramona, Belt Line railroad Otay Water Company, Coronado Beach Railroad Company San Diego Land and Town Company, Col. William Dickinson National City and Otay Railroad (NC&O) M. D. Hamilton, James Guion, Robert D. Perry Otay Press, A. J. Jenkins, Otay Wide Awakes baseball Hong Waugh laundry, Perry & Sons Lumber Yard, Citerley livery stable John Boal, James Schuyler, La Presa Excelsior Stone Company, Alfred Isham, Gathmann Observatory Richard Proctor, Mary Proctor Smythe Robert Pennell, San Miguel City Sweetwater Fruit Company, Russell C. Allen Robert Winsor, R. H. Weld, Kidder Peabody Irving Gill, Old Red Barn, Mary Allen California Fruit Growers Exchange, Sunkist Ella Allen, Sweetwater Woman's Club Mike Brewer, Pleasant Wood, James Norton DeWitt Williams, Lafe Eulitt, Tom Turner Robert Vaughan, Coronado Heights Henry and Rosa Virtue, Friends Church in Sunnyside Otay Watch Factory, Andrew T. Lange, Jr. American Watch Tool Company of Waltham Parlor Match Company, Benjamin Harrison Rolin D. Downs, Flora Downs, Clella B. Kuebler James G. Copely, J. J. Johnson, Cyrus Johnson J. W. Wheeler, Luther Johnson, A. M. Douthett Frank Huot, Hugh O'Neill, Estavan Etchenique Leonora Guatelli, Raymond, the sheepman Birdsong barn on Bonita Mesa, Rose Guatelli Emanuel Daneri, Simon Lavargi, Rosa and Joseph Mosto Anton and Mary Guatelli, John Semenza, Joseph and Rosa Poggi Tourmaline Wine, Good Will Restaurant, Dini San Diego Mayor Billy Carlson, Phoenix Park Lora Ellerhorst, Daneri School District W. E. Brimhall, Otay School, Otay Horticultural Society Montgomery School, Myrtle S. Finney St. Matthew Episcopal, Father Ubach Catholic parish Beth Eden Baptist Church, George and Beth Davis Head-of-the-Bay, Nestor A. Young, Fruitland George and Flora Kimball, Olivewood Joseph A. Flint, Lew B. Harris, W. S. Russell Lower Otay Dam, John D. Spreckels Morena Dam, Barrett Dam, Cottonwood Creek Jamul Portland Cement Company Judge J. W. Hughes, C. B. Daggett, Judge Shaw |