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[Sepulveda collection].

Title: [Sepulveda collection].

Two land survey maps of the Cahuenga Pass area of Los Angeles. One for Jose Sepulveda dated April 2, 1850. The other is dated December 22, 1856. One letter authorizing the sale of the land dated December 27, 1856. One baptism notification for Jose Donnciano Manuel, 1872. One obituary for Don Antonio Zepeda, 1872.

ArchivalResource: 5 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122550079 View

Gilchriese, John D. John D. Gilchriese collection of documents relating to Southern California, 1852-1882.

Title: John D. Gilchriese collection of documents relating to Southern California, 1852-1882.

Consists of correspondence and accounts receipts of various residents of Southern Calif., including Pio Pico and his Pico House Hotel in Los Angeles, John Forster, Stephen C. Foster, Jose Sepulveda, Abel Stearns, Thomas A. Garey, George Stoneman, and the law offices of Britton & Gray. Some of the correspondence discusses crops, cattle, land purchases, and politics.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (.2 linear ft.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50612723 View

Los Angeles County (Calif.). Los Angeles County records, 1843-1858.

Title: Los Angeles County records, 1843-1858.

Correspondence concerning Los Angeles County events such as criminal acts and appointment to office from, to, or concerning Manuel Dominguez, Juan Perez, Antonio F. Coronel, Juan Gallardo, Antonio Maria Ortega, José Salazar, Bernardino Lopez, Tomas Antonio Yorba, Tomas Sanchez, Stephen C. Foster, Francisco de P. Johnson, Henrique Cardwell, Vicente Sepulveda, Jose Sepulveda, Agustín Olvera, K.H. Dimmick, Ramón Morales, Seuriano Ibarra, Maria Miliana Valenzuella, Francisco P. Ramirez, and El Clamor Publico.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder (7 items) (0.1 linear feet)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/80373965 View

Ozio, Antonio María. Memorias de la Alta California escrita por el Sõr Don Antonio Maria Ozio, 1815-1851.

Title: Memorias de la Alta California escrita por el Sõr Don Antonio Maria Ozio, 1815-1851.

Exhaustive historical account of Alta California covering the Spanish, Mexican, and United States rule. The manuscript deals with the problems of administering and secularizing the missions, their gradual decline (hastened by the Híjar-Padrés project of 1833), smuggling of otters and cattle, skirmishes with the Indians, principle events of the Mexican War, the gold rush of 1848, and the occupation and administration of Alta California by the United States.

ArchivalResource: 213 p.; 33 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/702130343 View