Uizán was a Native American born about 1763 at Prústac (cañada de las almejas) in what is now San Francisco County, California. He was the son of Mossués Yaguéche (Luciano Tiburcio) and Tansem (María Josepha). Uizán was the husband of Tolcote (Ursula). He assumed his Christian name Hilarión upon his baptism at Mission San Francisco (Dolores) on November 19, 1783 (SFD Baptism 00334). He and Ursula were re-married immediately after their baptism (SFD Marriage 00067). Hilarión was about 44 years old when he was killed by "gentile" Native Americans in rancheria Suyusuyu on the east bank of San Francisco Bay (now Alameda County). His friends returned his body to Mission San Francisco (Dolores), where he was buried in the mission cemetery on February 7, 1807 (SFD Death 02418).
Uizán was a Native American born about 1763 at Prústac (cañada de las almejas) in what is now San Francisco County, California. He was the son of Mossués Yaguéche (Luciano Tiburcio) and Tansem (María Josepha). Uizán was the husband of Tolcote (Ursula). He assumed his Christian name Hilarión upon his baptism at Mission San Francisco (Dolores) on November 19, 1783 (SFD Baptism 00334). He and Ursula were re-married immediately after their baptism (SFD Marriage 00067). Hilarión was about 44 years old when he was killed by "gentile" Native Americans in rancheria Suyusuyu on the east bank of San Francisco Bay (now Alameda County). His friends returned his body to Mission San Francisco (Dolores), where he was buried in the mission cemetery on February 7, 1807 (SFD Death 02418).
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