Bernardo Yorba - Descendants

Descendants

In 1858, At the age of 57, Bernardo Yorba died leaving behind a large and prosperous rancho and many children. Some sources list his death on November 28, 1858. Other sources list his death on October 21, 1858.

He married his first wife Maria de Jesus Alvarado in 1819. After her death, he married Felipa Dominguez in 1829, and after her death, Andrea Elizalde (Davila) in 1854.

The children of Bernardo Yorba and Maria de Jesus Alvarado (1796–1828)
Name Birth/Death Married Notes
Dolores Yorba 1824 -
Raymundo Yorba 1826–1891 Francisca Dominguez, Concepcion Serrano
Maria Ynez Yorba 1827–1911 Leonardo Cota
Ramona Anselma Yorba 1828–1849 Benjamin Davis Wilson
The children of Bernardo Yorba and Felipa Dominguez (1812–1851)
Name Birth/Death Married Notes
Maria de Jesus Yorba 1831 - Anastasio Botiller, Thomas J. Scully
Prudencio Yorba 1832–1885 Maria de los Dolores Ontiveros One of their children, Angelina Yorba, would marry Samuel Kraemer in 1886.
Jose de Jesus Yorba 1833–1881 Soledad Lugo
Marcos Yorba 1834–1892 Ramona Yorba
Leonora Yorba 1838 - John Rowland
Trinidad Yorba 1840–1881 Jesus Lugo, Josefa Palomares
Vicente Yorba 1844–1903 Erolinda Cota
Sinobia / Zenobia Yorba 1845–1892 Thomas Rowland
The children of Bernardo Yorba and Andrea Elizalde (1830 - )
Name Birth/Death Married Notes
Bernardo Antonio Yorba II 1855–1888
Francis Xavier Yorba 1856 - Victorine Carnaham
Gregorio Yorba 1857 -

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