Welcome!
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The Cordero family history website is dedicated to preserving the legacy of the family of Mariano Cordero and Juana Pinto, the progenitors of many Cordero families in California and in Santa Barbara in particular. Mariano Cordero was a soldado de cuera, a leather-jacket soldier, and one of the first Corderos born in Baja California. Juana Pinto arrived in 1775 with the Juan Bautista de Anza expedition.
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Updates and Announcements (updated July 2019)
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CORDERO FAMILY REUNION
20 JULY 2019 Tucker's Grove Park, Santa Barbara, California Mark Your Calendars!
The next Cordero Family Reunion will be held on 20 July 2019 at Tucker's Grove Park in Santa Barbara, California. More information will be added as the day draws near. REUNION FLYER 2019 |
Join discussions of Cordero family history and current events on FACEBOOK at the group called, "Descendants of Mariano Antonio & Juana (nee Pinto) Cordero."
Permission to join is required.
Send your request to Bill Cordero at bmlcordero@sbcglobal.net
Permission to join is required.
Send your request to Bill Cordero at bmlcordero@sbcglobal.net
Thank You!
Thank you to the organizations and people who provided assistance with research and with the development of the website: Deanna Cordero, Rosalyn Cordero, Anthony Cordero II, Anthony Cordero III, William Cordero II, John Johnson at the Museum of Natural History, Harry Crosby, Dorothy Oksner, Monica Orozco at the Santa Barbara Mission Archive Library, John. C. Woodward, the Davidson Library at UCSB, Michael Redmon and the Santa Barbara Historical Society, Myra Manfrina at the Valley Lompoc Historical Society, the San Luis Obispo Genealogical Society, the San Luis Obispo County Historical Society, ALL the Clerk/Recorders in California, and many others.
CONTACT
Email Bill Cordero (William E. Cordero II) at bmlcordero@sbcglobal.net (Genealogist)
