Mexicans of African Descent Established Los Angeles on This Day in 1781

Pobladores in Los Angeles, or "citizen" is a group of 44 colonists and four soldiers from Mexico that established this famous city in California in 1781. Pioneers come from various castes in Spain, more than half of them are African castes.

Spanish Las Californian Governor Felipe de Neve launched an invitation to invite them from Mexico's Sonora and Sinaloa to encourage 11 families to help build a new region of the region. According to the then census record, there were two African, eight Spanish and Black, and nine American Indians. There are also Spaniards and Indians, the rest are Spanish.

According to the efforts of historian William M. Mason, the actual ethnic composition of Pobrador may be more ethnically balanced. Mason said that of the 44 people, only two are white people, 26 are from African descent, 16 of them are "mixed" or mixed Spanish and Indians.

Black Mexican Louis Skin Terror and Antonio Mesa are the only two in the 1781 census to marry a mixed woman

Pobladores established the city "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora La refinadelos Ángeless obre Rio porcúncula" (Spanish is the queen of angels on the Portuguese River). Another historian, Antonio Rios - Dr. Bastemante said that the first settlers in Los Angeles were more chaotic than the census, but the ancestors of Africans, Indians, and Europeans were indicators.

In Los Angeles, El Pueblo de Los Angeles State Historical Park celebrated the plaque with the plaque in the 1950's, but it was strangely removed. In the coverage of the Los Angeles Times, it was suggested that removal of dental plaque was motivated racially. However, during the 200th anniversary of the city in 1981, the license plate (photo) was exchanged.

Among the first Spanish colonies in Los Angeles, African descendants stood out in 1781, among the first settlers of 44, 26 (pobladores) were black or Murat. Most people come from Mexico's Sinaloa, and two-thirds of the population is a complex heritage of Africa and Spain. Piopico is the last Governor of Mexico in California and he is from African Americans. In the early days of the United States, the new immigrants were tamping with the number of blacks. Only 10 of the 1,600 county residents listed in the 1850 census were blacks. The inflow of blacks will increase over the next 80 years and by 1930 Los Angeles became the home of the largest black community on the Pacific coast.

Historically, the region of Los Angeles today is home to the indigenous tribes of Tumas and Tonga. On September 4, 1781, a group of 14 family settlers formed the heritage of 44 indigenous Americans, Africans and Europeans, crossed the desert 1000 miles or more from the northern part of Mexico today and agriculture We established a community. The English translation, which was named "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora Reina de los Angeles de Porschella" is "Portuguese cura of the angel of Queen in the town of Notre Dame". As time goes on, this community grows under the flags of Spain, Mexico and America and becomes one of the largest cities in the world in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles was founded in Los Angeles on September 4, 1781. It was first called El Pueblo Sobre El Rio de Nuestra Señora La Reina de los Angeles del Roide Porscheoncla. (Porcióncula River, a small town along the river of Queen of Los Angeles). That name was shortened to Los Angeles. In 1777, Spanish California Governor Felipe de Neve decided to start a new settlement in the Los Angeles area. This settlement will be a family-run town or Pueblo. Neve wants more Spanish settlers to come here, so that California can become stronger, but other countries do not occupy the land. He wants the family to cultivate crops to feed themselves and soldiers and presidents (fortresses) living nearby. The first Pueblo founded in California was San Jose. It was founded in November 1777 and was solved by 14 soldiers and their families from the Presidents of Monterrey and San Francisco. Established Los Angeles