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Per Huntington.org Marriage Records, http://missions.huntington.org/MarriageData.aspx?ID=3359: Jose Pavison [Farginson] married Maria Rendon 06 September 1832 Mission San Gabriel #01858a. Jose's origin Norte de Merica. Maria baptized Mission San Gabriel FBAP #04614. Jose's father stated as Tomas Pavison and mother stated as Maria Solbere. Maria's father stated as Ygnacio Rendon, deceased, and mother stated as Maria Matilde Cota, baptized Mission San Gabriel #01163X. Sacrament Witnesses are Jose Antonio Crudillo, Jose Charmen and Tiburcio Valdes. Officiant and Recorder is Jose Sanchez.\par
From Findagrave Memorial #182345458: "Jesse "José" Ferguson was born in Virginia about 1800, the son of Thomas Ferguson and Mary Solbere(?). An American trapper, he crossed the Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevada with Pattie's party in 1828 and chose to remain at Los Angeles, where he became a Mexican citizen and operated a store. He married María Avelina Rendón y Cota at Mission San Gabriel on September 6, 1832 (SG Marriage 01858A) and appears as a Los Angeles resident in the 1836 Mexican census. Jesse died at Los Angeles sometime between 1837 and 1845."\par
From the book Colonial Intimacies: Interethnic Kinship, Sexuality, and Marriage in Southern California, 1769–1885, by Erika Perez, page 335: "For an example of foreign witness testimony in diligencias matrimoniales, see investigation of Jesse Ferguson and Maria Rendon in San Gabriel Mission Matrimonial Investigation Records, Janssens, Life and Adventures in California, page 117-118." \par \par
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