Mendocino Indian Subagency (California)

Indian Tribes Associated With This Subagency
Ukiah (Yokiah), Wappo, Pomo, Salan Pomo, Kianamaras, Redwood (Whilkut), and other Indians on the Mendocino Reservation.

History
The Mendocino Subagency was established in 1855 and was located in Mendocino County about 50 miles south of Cape Mendocino. It operated until 1860 when the reservation was assigned to the Northern District. In 1864, the Indians on this reservation moved to Round Valley and the Mendocino Reservation was abandoned.

Agents and appointment dates

Henry L. Ford November 5, 1855 transferred from Nome Lackee, H.P. Heintzleman August 3, 1860 transferred from Colorado River

Records
Some historical records of this subagency, including correspondence, etc., are part of the records of the California Superintendency records.