California Marriage Records from Select Counties, 1850-1941
Name: Gwendolyn Claire Wadswith
Marriage Date: 19 Feb. 1938 /// Place: Alameda, California
Spouse: Robert Raymond Gonzalez
=====================
Sons in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Mannie Steven: 09-14-1946: Wadswith: Alameda
Gonzales, Robert Bruce : 06-21-1944: Wadswith: Alameda
====================
Sister in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Selma C.: 09-10-1916: Coney: Alameda:
=================
California Death Index, 1905-1939
Name: Selina Gonzalez :: Age at Death: 4
Birth Year: abt 1916
Death Date: 2 Nov. 1920 :: Death Place: San Francisco, California
========
1920 Census: San Francisco, California :: E.D. 5: Sheet 12A: Lines 35 - 40
64 Stillman Street: 19 January 1920:
Gonzales, Manuel : 43: Head: Spain: Spain: Spain:
Gonzales, Pearl : 36 : Wife: Wis. : Missouri : Can.
Gonzales, Manuel : 8 : Son : Cal :Spain: Wis:
Gonzales, Charles : 7 : Son : Cal : Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Robert : 5 : Son : Cal ; Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Selma : 3 : Dau.: Cal : Spain : Wis:
=================
Lakewood Funeral Home | Lakewood Memorial Park
900 Santa Fe Ave, Hughson, CA 95326
In Memory of Mannie Steven Gonzalez
September 14, 1946 - March 9, 2017
Obituary ...
Arrangements under direction of Lakewood Funeral Home - FD1392, Hughson, CA.
========
1910 Census: Washington, Pacific Co. Raymond
Coney, Charles: 49: Wis Ill Penn:
Coney, Amelia : 44: Can Can Ire
Coney, Ralph : 26: Wis
Coney, Selma : 18: Wis
Coney, Ethel : 13: Wis
Coney, Winifred: 11: Wis
Coney, Mildred : 8: Iowa
Coney, Frank : 6: Iowa
Frank A. Oades : 57 : Boarder
James Cameron : 21 :Boarder
======== Coney = Recte ... Couey
==
KQED-TV Channel 9.3 { 6 MAY 2020 } ... A PBS SERIES
" LATINO AMERICANS " ... Episode 3 : WAR AND PEACE.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
THE OPENING MINUTES CONCERNED " Ensign MANUEL GONZALEZ " WITH A COUPLE PHOTOS OF HIM IN UNIFORM AND WITH A GROUP OF PILOTS IN HIS SQUADRON.
IT CALLED HIM THE FIRST AMERICAN TO DIE AT PEARL HARBOR - ALREADY KNOWN. BUT I HEARD ANOTHER THING WHICH I LEARNED FOR THE FIRST TIME -- A VERY BRIEF ON CAMERA INTERVIEW FROM CURRENT TIMES OF A GUY WHO WAS PRESENT AND EVIDENTLY WENT ON TO RISE THRU THE RANKS {
HE HAD A CHEST FULL OF RIBBONS, MEDALS AND BADGES } HE SAID MANUEL HAD RADIOED INTO BASE [ {AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS. ENTERPRISE ?] [FORD ISLAND, PEARL HARBOR ?] SAYING HE WAS COMING IN AND NOT TO SHOOT AT HIM.
THIS GUY CLAIMED TO HAVE KNOWN MANNIE PERSONALLY ... HE SAID THAT WAS THE LAST THEY HEARD FROM HIM.
====
www.pbs.org/latino-americans/en/episode-guide/ III. War and Peace (1942-1954)
World War II is a watershed event for Latino Americans with hundreds of thousands of men and women serving in the armed forces, most fighting side by side with Anglos. In the Pacific, East L.A.'s Guy Gabaldon becomes a Marine Corp legend when he singlehandedly captures more enemy soldiers than anyone in US military history. But on the home front, discrimination is not dead: in 1943, Anglo servicemen battle hip young "Zoot suitors" in racially charged riots in southern California.
After the war, Macario Garcia becomes the first Mexican National to earn the Congressional Medal of Honor for his exploits fighting in Europe, only to be refused service in a Texas diner. The experience during the war pushes Latinos to fight for civil rights back home. A doctor from South Texas, Hector Garcia, organizes the American GI Forum, transforming himself into a tireless advocate for civil rights and the friend of a future president. Although Latinos make significant gains, the journey for equality is far from over.
IV. The New Latinos (1946-1965)
==================
Cf. FindAGrave memorial [55923325] for Manny Gonzalez ... slightly different facts ..
Ensign M. Gonzalez, USNR, was designated Naval Aviator #6089 in 1939. Entered active service via the Aviation Cadet (AVCAD) program.
Ensign Gonzalez, a pilot with Scouting Squdron Six (VS-6), and his Radioman/Gunner, RM3c Leonard J. Kozelek, were part of a flight launched from the USS ENTERPRISE (CV-6), returning to NAS Pearl Harbor (located on Ford Island) in the early morning hours of 7 Dec. 1941. They and their aircraft never made it, and no trace was ever found.
The last radio report overheard was Gonzalez telling Kozelek to break out the life rafts. It is believed they were attacked by Japanese aircraft off the shore of Oahu. Based on the time heard, it is believed Ensign Gonzalez was the first Naval Aviator to lose his life on the 7th.
===================================================
Name: Gwendolyn Claire Wadswith
Marriage Date: 19 Feb. 1938 /// Place: Alameda, California
Spouse: Robert Raymond Gonzalez
=====================
Sons in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Mannie Steven: 09-14-1946: Wadswith: Alameda
Gonzales, Robert Bruce : 06-21-1944: Wadswith: Alameda
====================
Sister in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Selma C.: 09-10-1916: Coney: Alameda:
=================
California Death Index, 1905-1939
Name: Selina Gonzalez :: Age at Death: 4
Birth Year: abt 1916
Death Date: 2 Nov. 1920 :: Death Place: San Francisco, California
========
1920 Census: San Francisco, California :: E.D. 5: Sheet 12A: Lines 35 - 40
64 Stillman Street: 19 January 1920:
Gonzales, Manuel : 43: Head: Spain: Spain: Spain:
Gonzales, Pearl : 36 : Wife: Wis. : Missouri : Can.
Gonzales, Manuel : 8 : Son : Cal :Spain: Wis:
Gonzales, Charles : 7 : Son : Cal : Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Robert : 5 : Son : Cal ; Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Selma : 3 : Dau.: Cal : Spain : Wis:
=================
Lakewood Funeral Home | Lakewood Memorial Park
900 Santa Fe Ave, Hughson, CA 95326
In Memory of Mannie Steven Gonzalez
September 14, 1946 - March 9, 2017
Obituary ...
Arrangements under direction of Lakewood Funeral Home - FD1392, Hughson, CA.
========
1910 Census: Washington, Pacific Co. Raymond
Coney, Charles: 49: Wis Ill Penn:
Coney, Amelia : 44: Can Can Ire
Coney, Ralph : 26: Wis
Coney, Selma : 18: Wis
Coney, Ethel : 13: Wis
Coney, Winifred: 11: Wis
Coney, Mildred : 8: Iowa
Coney, Frank : 6: Iowa
Frank A. Oades : 57 : Boarder
James Cameron : 21 :Boarder
======== Coney = Recte ... Couey
==
KQED-TV Channel 9.3 { 6 MAY 2020 } ... A PBS SERIES
" LATINO AMERICANS " ... Episode 3 : WAR AND PEACE.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
THE OPENING MINUTES CONCERNED " Ensign MANUEL GONZALEZ " WITH A COUPLE PHOTOS OF HIM IN UNIFORM AND WITH A GROUP OF PILOTS IN HIS SQUADRON.
IT CALLED HIM THE FIRST AMERICAN TO DIE AT PEARL HARBOR - ALREADY KNOWN. BUT I HEARD ANOTHER THING WHICH I LEARNED FOR THE FIRST TIME -- A VERY BRIEF ON CAMERA INTERVIEW FROM CURRENT TIMES OF A GUY WHO WAS PRESENT AND EVIDENTLY WENT ON TO RISE THRU THE RANKS {
HE HAD A CHEST FULL OF RIBBONS, MEDALS AND BADGES } HE SAID MANUEL HAD RADIOED INTO BASE [ {AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS. ENTERPRISE ?] [FORD ISLAND, PEARL HARBOR ?] SAYING HE WAS COMING IN AND NOT TO SHOOT AT HIM.
THIS GUY CLAIMED TO HAVE KNOWN MANNIE PERSONALLY ... HE SAID THAT WAS THE LAST THEY HEARD FROM HIM.
====
www.pbs.org/latino-americans/en/episode-guide/ III. War and Peace (1942-1954)
World War II is a watershed event for Latino Americans with hundreds of thousands of men and women serving in the armed forces, most fighting side by side with Anglos. In the Pacific, East L.A.'s Guy Gabaldon becomes a Marine Corp legend when he singlehandedly captures more enemy soldiers than anyone in US military history. But on the home front, discrimination is not dead: in 1943, Anglo servicemen battle hip young "Zoot suitors" in racially charged riots in southern California.
After the war, Macario Garcia becomes the first Mexican National to earn the Congressional Medal of Honor for his exploits fighting in Europe, only to be refused service in a Texas diner. The experience during the war pushes Latinos to fight for civil rights back home. A doctor from South Texas, Hector Garcia, organizes the American GI Forum, transforming himself into a tireless advocate for civil rights and the friend of a future president. Although Latinos make significant gains, the journey for equality is far from over.
IV. The New Latinos (1946-1965)
==================
Cf. FindAGrave memorial [55923325] for Manny Gonzalez ... slightly different facts ..
Ensign M. Gonzalez, USNR, was designated Naval Aviator #6089 in 1939. Entered active service via the Aviation Cadet (AVCAD) program.
Ensign Gonzalez, a pilot with Scouting Squdron Six (VS-6), and his Radioman/Gunner, RM3c Leonard J. Kozelek, were part of a flight launched from the USS ENTERPRISE (CV-6), returning to NAS Pearl Harbor (located on Ford Island) in the early morning hours of 7 Dec. 1941. They and their aircraft never made it, and no trace was ever found.
The last radio report overheard was Gonzalez telling Kozelek to break out the life rafts. It is believed they were attacked by Japanese aircraft off the shore of Oahu. Based on the time heard, it is believed Ensign Gonzalez was the first Naval Aviator to lose his life on the 7th.
===================================================
California Marriage Records from Select Counties, 1850-1941
Name: Gwendolyn Claire Wadswith
Marriage Date: 19 Feb. 1938 /// Place: Alameda, California
Spouse: Robert Raymond Gonzalez
=====================
Sons in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Mannie Steven: 09-14-1946: Wadswith: Alameda
Gonzales, Robert Bruce : 06-21-1944: Wadswith: Alameda
====================
Sister in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Selma C.: 09-10-1916: Coney: Alameda:
=================
California Death Index, 1905-1939
Name: Selina Gonzalez :: Age at Death: 4
Birth Year: abt 1916
Death Date: 2 Nov. 1920 :: Death Place: San Francisco, California
========
1920 Census: San Francisco, California :: E.D. 5: Sheet 12A: Lines 35 - 40
64 Stillman Street: 19 January 1920:
Gonzales, Manuel : 43: Head: Spain: Spain: Spain:
Gonzales, Pearl : 36 : Wife: Wis. : Missouri : Can.
Gonzales, Manuel : 8 : Son : Cal :Spain: Wis:
Gonzales, Charles : 7 : Son : Cal : Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Robert : 5 : Son : Cal ; Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Selma : 3 : Dau.: Cal : Spain : Wis:
=================
Lakewood Funeral Home | Lakewood Memorial Park
900 Santa Fe Ave, Hughson, CA 95326
In Memory of Mannie Steven Gonzalez
September 14, 1946 - March 9, 2017
Obituary ...
Arrangements under direction of Lakewood Funeral Home - FD1392, Hughson, CA.
========
1910 Census: Washington, Pacific Co. Raymond
Coney, Charles: 49: Wis Ill Penn:
Coney, Amelia : 44: Can Can Ire
Coney, Ralph : 26: Wis
Coney, Selma : 18: Wis
Coney, Ethel : 13: Wis
Coney, Winifred: 11: Wis
Coney, Mildred : 8: Iowa
Coney, Frank : 6: Iowa
Frank A. Oades : 57 : Boarder
James Cameron : 21 :Boarder
======== Coney = Recte ... Couey
==
KQED-TV Channel 9.3 { 6 MAY 2020 } ... A PBS SERIES
" LATINO AMERICANS " ... Episode 3 : WAR AND PEACE.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
THE OPENING MINUTES CONCERNED " Ensign MANUEL GONZALEZ " WITH A COUPLE PHOTOS OF HIM IN UNIFORM AND WITH A GROUP OF PILOTS IN HIS SQUADRON.
IT CALLED HIM THE FIRST AMERICAN TO DIE AT PEARL HARBOR - ALREADY KNOWN. BUT I HEARD ANOTHER THING WHICH I LEARNED FOR THE FIRST TIME -- A VERY BRIEF ON CAMERA INTERVIEW FROM CURRENT TIMES OF A GUY WHO WAS PRESENT AND EVIDENTLY WENT ON TO RISE THRU THE RANKS {
HE HAD A CHEST FULL OF RIBBONS, MEDALS AND BADGES } HE SAID MANUEL HAD RADIOED INTO BASE [ {AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS. ENTERPRISE ?] [FORD ISLAND, PEARL HARBOR ?] SAYING HE WAS COMING IN AND NOT TO SHOOT AT HIM.
THIS GUY CLAIMED TO HAVE KNOWN MANNIE PERSONALLY ... HE SAID THAT WAS THE LAST THEY HEARD FROM HIM.
====
www.pbs.org/latino-americans/en/episode-guide/ III. War and Peace (1942-1954)
World War II is a watershed event for Latino Americans with hundreds of thousands of men and women serving in the armed forces, most fighting side by side with Anglos. In the Pacific, East L.A.'s Guy Gabaldon becomes a Marine Corp legend when he singlehandedly captures more enemy soldiers than anyone in US military history. But on the home front, discrimination is not dead: in 1943, Anglo servicemen battle hip young "Zoot suitors" in racially charged riots in southern California.
After the war, Macario Garcia becomes the first Mexican National to earn the Congressional Medal of Honor for his exploits fighting in Europe, only to be refused service in a Texas diner. The experience during the war pushes Latinos to fight for civil rights back home. A doctor from South Texas, Hector Garcia, organizes the American GI Forum, transforming himself into a tireless advocate for civil rights and the friend of a future president. Although Latinos make significant gains, the journey for equality is far from over.
IV. The New Latinos (1946-1965)
==================
Cf. FindAGrave memorial [55923325] for Manny Gonzalez ... slightly different facts ..
Ensign M. Gonzalez, USNR, was designated Naval Aviator #6089 in 1939. Entered active service via the Aviation Cadet (AVCAD) program.
Ensign Gonzalez, a pilot with Scouting Squdron Six (VS-6), and his Radioman/Gunner, RM3c Leonard J. Kozelek, were part of a flight launched from the USS ENTERPRISE (CV-6), returning to NAS Pearl Harbor (located on Ford Island) in the early morning hours of 7 Dec. 1941. They and their aircraft never made it, and no trace was ever found.
The last radio report overheard was Gonzalez telling Kozelek to break out the life rafts. It is believed they were attacked by Japanese aircraft off the shore of Oahu. Based on the time heard, it is believed Ensign Gonzalez was the first Naval Aviator to lose his life on the 7th.
===================================================
Name: Gwendolyn Claire Wadswith
Marriage Date: 19 Feb. 1938 /// Place: Alameda, California
Spouse: Robert Raymond Gonzalez
=====================
Sons in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Mannie Steven: 09-14-1946: Wadswith: Alameda
Gonzales, Robert Bruce : 06-21-1944: Wadswith: Alameda
====================
Sister in California Birth Index:
Gonzales, Selma C.: 09-10-1916: Coney: Alameda:
=================
California Death Index, 1905-1939
Name: Selina Gonzalez :: Age at Death: 4
Birth Year: abt 1916
Death Date: 2 Nov. 1920 :: Death Place: San Francisco, California
========
1920 Census: San Francisco, California :: E.D. 5: Sheet 12A: Lines 35 - 40
64 Stillman Street: 19 January 1920:
Gonzales, Manuel : 43: Head: Spain: Spain: Spain:
Gonzales, Pearl : 36 : Wife: Wis. : Missouri : Can.
Gonzales, Manuel : 8 : Son : Cal :Spain: Wis:
Gonzales, Charles : 7 : Son : Cal : Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Robert : 5 : Son : Cal ; Spain ; Wis :
Gonzales, Selma : 3 : Dau.: Cal : Spain : Wis:
=================
Lakewood Funeral Home | Lakewood Memorial Park
900 Santa Fe Ave, Hughson, CA 95326
In Memory of Mannie Steven Gonzalez
September 14, 1946 - March 9, 2017
Obituary ...
Arrangements under direction of Lakewood Funeral Home - FD1392, Hughson, CA.
========
1910 Census: Washington, Pacific Co. Raymond
Coney, Charles: 49: Wis Ill Penn:
Coney, Amelia : 44: Can Can Ire
Coney, Ralph : 26: Wis
Coney, Selma : 18: Wis
Coney, Ethel : 13: Wis
Coney, Winifred: 11: Wis
Coney, Mildred : 8: Iowa
Coney, Frank : 6: Iowa
Frank A. Oades : 57 : Boarder
James Cameron : 21 :Boarder
======== Coney = Recte ... Couey
==
KQED-TV Channel 9.3 { 6 MAY 2020 } ... A PBS SERIES
" LATINO AMERICANS " ... Episode 3 : WAR AND PEACE.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
THE OPENING MINUTES CONCERNED " Ensign MANUEL GONZALEZ " WITH A COUPLE PHOTOS OF HIM IN UNIFORM AND WITH A GROUP OF PILOTS IN HIS SQUADRON.
IT CALLED HIM THE FIRST AMERICAN TO DIE AT PEARL HARBOR - ALREADY KNOWN. BUT I HEARD ANOTHER THING WHICH I LEARNED FOR THE FIRST TIME -- A VERY BRIEF ON CAMERA INTERVIEW FROM CURRENT TIMES OF A GUY WHO WAS PRESENT AND EVIDENTLY WENT ON TO RISE THRU THE RANKS {
HE HAD A CHEST FULL OF RIBBONS, MEDALS AND BADGES } HE SAID MANUEL HAD RADIOED INTO BASE [ {AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS. ENTERPRISE ?] [FORD ISLAND, PEARL HARBOR ?] SAYING HE WAS COMING IN AND NOT TO SHOOT AT HIM.
THIS GUY CLAIMED TO HAVE KNOWN MANNIE PERSONALLY ... HE SAID THAT WAS THE LAST THEY HEARD FROM HIM.
====
www.pbs.org/latino-americans/en/episode-guide/ III. War and Peace (1942-1954)
World War II is a watershed event for Latino Americans with hundreds of thousands of men and women serving in the armed forces, most fighting side by side with Anglos. In the Pacific, East L.A.'s Guy Gabaldon becomes a Marine Corp legend when he singlehandedly captures more enemy soldiers than anyone in US military history. But on the home front, discrimination is not dead: in 1943, Anglo servicemen battle hip young "Zoot suitors" in racially charged riots in southern California.
After the war, Macario Garcia becomes the first Mexican National to earn the Congressional Medal of Honor for his exploits fighting in Europe, only to be refused service in a Texas diner. The experience during the war pushes Latinos to fight for civil rights back home. A doctor from South Texas, Hector Garcia, organizes the American GI Forum, transforming himself into a tireless advocate for civil rights and the friend of a future president. Although Latinos make significant gains, the journey for equality is far from over.
IV. The New Latinos (1946-1965)
==================
Cf. FindAGrave memorial [55923325] for Manny Gonzalez ... slightly different facts ..
Ensign M. Gonzalez, USNR, was designated Naval Aviator #6089 in 1939. Entered active service via the Aviation Cadet (AVCAD) program.
Ensign Gonzalez, a pilot with Scouting Squdron Six (VS-6), and his Radioman/Gunner, RM3c Leonard J. Kozelek, were part of a flight launched from the USS ENTERPRISE (CV-6), returning to NAS Pearl Harbor (located on Ford Island) in the early morning hours of 7 Dec. 1941. They and their aircraft never made it, and no trace was ever found.
The last radio report overheard was Gonzalez telling Kozelek to break out the life rafts. It is believed they were attacked by Japanese aircraft off the shore of Oahu. Based on the time heard, it is believed Ensign Gonzalez was the first Naval Aviator to lose his life on the 7th.
===================================================
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