Francisca Antonia De La Guerra

1849–1931 (age 82)

Biography

Francisca Antonia De La Guerra was a woman of heritage and distinction whose life connected her to the rich history of her region. Born in 1849, she carried forward the traditions and values of her family and community through a life of purpose and dignity.

De La Guerra's legacy is preserved through her family's enduring presence and the respect she earned during her lifetime. She was laid to rest at Mission Santa Barbara Cemetery in 1931, where she remains honored as a cherished member of her community and generation.

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