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Genealogical and Historical Resources

California State Archives
The California State Archives continues to collect, catalog, preserve, and provide access to the historic records of state government and some local governments. The Archives collection is primarily comprised of records from California state agencies, the governor's office, the state legislature, and the State Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal. The records are organized under the name of the agency or office that transferred the records to the Archives. The collections also include some private papers that have been donated to the Archives.
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Cemeteries and Burial Sites of San Joaquin County
Through this page on findagrave.com, you can access information on cemeteries and burial sites throughout the county and view associated burials/interments. This site is primarily volunteer driven, with contributors who add burial information and take headstone photos; records and information continue to be added.
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The Huntington "Early California Population Project"
The Early California Population Project developed by the Huntington Library provides public access to all the information contained in the California mission registers 1769-1850. It includes baptism, marriage, and burial records of each of the California missions, providing historical information on the Native Californians, soldiers, and settlers of Alta California.
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Harmony Grove Cemetery - Lockford
Harmony Grove Cemetery, a historic pioneer cemetery, was established in 1859. It sits behind the Harmony Grove Church in Lockeford, CA, that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The cemetery holds many local pioneers, including veterans dating back to the Spanish American War and Civil War.
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Historical Walking Tour of Stockton
"Walking With Weber," a historic walking tour of 23 historic buildings in downtown Stockton featuring retired Downtown Stockton Alliance tour guide Manual Laguna is hosted on the website of The Downtown Stockton Alliance. The tour is name dfor Stockton city founder Capt. Charles M. Weber and provides a brief history of each featured building.
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San Joaquin Genealogical Society

Providing inspiration, connection, training and resources for genealogical researchers in San Joaquin County and beyond.

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