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Doña María Vicenta Sepúlveda Carrillo

Birth: 25 Mar 1816
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Death: 8 May 1907 (aged 91)
Anaheim, Orange County, California, USA
Burial: Anaheim Cemetery

Anaheim, Orange County, California, USA Add to Map
Plot: Section: OC Lot: 80 Space: 1
Memorial ID: 65217414 View Source

NOTE: Listed in the Anaheim Cemetery Burial Index as: "Vincenta Sepulda DeCamello"

María Vicenta Sepúlveda y Serrano was born March 25 in 1815 or 1816 at Los Angeles, where she was confirmed in the Los Angeles Plaza Church on November 9, 1831. She was the daughter of soldado de cuera Francisco Sepúlveda y Redondo and María Teodora Ramona Serrano y Silvas. She married (1) Tomás Antonio Yorba y Grijalva at Mission San Gabriel in September 1834. After Tomás died late January 1845, she married José Ramón Carrillo y López at the Los Angeles Plaza Church in February 1847. She died at Rancho Santa Ana and was buried in Anaheim Cemetery on May 10, 1907.

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Death Certificate: Age: 94 yrs [sic] - 1 mo. - 15 days. Widow. Cause of death Myocardithis.

(She could not have been born in 1813, since that year conflicts with the birth of her brother Emigdio on January 28, 1813. Her brother Fernando was born the following year on February 14, 1814. Both were born in Santa Barbara, whereas she was born in Los Angeles after her parents had moved).

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Children:

(with Yorba)

- Juan Francisco (Jun., bap. 16, 1835 [LA Baptism 02658]-18??; m. Visitación Ysabel Serrano y Ávila Jul. 13, 1854 [SJC Marriage Bk 46, No. 3])

- Juana (Apr. 25-25, 1838)

- José Antonio Marcelino (1839-1914)

- María Antonia Josefa (1841-1924; m. John Smythe)

- María Ramona (1843-1911; m. [1] Marcos Yorba y Domínguez; m. [2] Juan José de la Guerra y Sepúlveda)

(with Carrillo)

- José Ramón (1848-1921)

- María Ignacia (1850-1934; m. Robert Harris)

- Clodomiro Claude (1852-1919)

- María Juana Edelfrida (1854-1930; m. ... Alvarado)

- Felicidad (1856-1937; m. Loring Kirby)

- Juan Garibaldo (1859-1926)

- Natalia (1860-1945; m. Adolph Rimpau)