San Luis Obispo County Obituary

Dona Encarnacion Carrillo Robbins

Submitted by Kathy Sedler, Sept. 2004

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Source:  History of San Luis Obispo County, California, Oakland, Calif., 
Thompson & West, 1883, pp 381-385; Pioneer Obituary
 
DONA ENCARNACION CARRILLO – In San Luis Obispo, on the 10th of June, 1876, Dona 
Encarnacion Carrillo died, widow of Capt. Thomas M. Robbins, of Santa Barbara, a 
pioneer of 1823.  Mrs. Robbins was born in the year 1814, and was the daughter 
of Don Carlos Antonio Carrillo, at one time Governor of the Department of 
California, under the Mexican regime.  The presidio of  Santa Barbara was at 
that time a military post, under the reign of Carlos Septimi, King of Spain, at 
which place she was born.  It was fitting that her last hours should pass away 
under the roof of the old mission, now a century old.  As she had lived she 
died, a Christian mother.