Vessel
San Antonio
San Antonio: 4 recorded visits to the Californias, 1769 to 1839, calling at San Diego, San Blas. Flag Spain. Every visit cited to its source.
- Flag
- Spain
- Recorded span
- 1769 to 1839
- Recorded visits
- 4
- Name as written
- San Antonio (4), San Antonio (El Príncipe) (1)
- Anchorages
- San Diego, San Blas
- Record status
- reviewed
Recorded visits
The paquebot San Antonio (Juan Pérez; friars Vizcaíno & Gómez) reached San Diego first, 11 Apr 1769, though it sailed after the San Carlos; the third packet San José was lost with all hands (never arrived)
- Published secondary source: Bancroft, History of California I
Sources disagree: arrival 11 Apr (Bancroft) vs 14 Apr (Crespí in Palou)
Cargo of the paquebot *San Antonio* (alias *Príncipe*) to deliver at Monterey. Orig. pp.265–269.
- Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 15, doc 15 (scan n19)
- Bancroft, History of California: Bancroft HoC I narrates this vessel in 1772 (Monterey)
José Carvencia[?] → Gov. Solá: recommends the expedition he sends on the brig 'San Antonio' and its supercargo [the Maya
- Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 13, doc 223 (scan n179)
- Bancroft, History of California: Bancroft HoC II narrates this vessel in 1817 (Monterey)
Juan Antonio Maya → Gov. Solá: he & his brother arrived in the brig 'San Antonio' (property of Don José Carvencia[?]), c
- Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 13, doc 209 (scan n172)
- Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 13, doc 252 (scan n197)
- Bancroft, History of California: Bancroft HoC II narrates this vessel in 1817 (Monterey)
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