Wolter, Charles, 1792-1856.

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Charles Wolter (1792-1856), a native of Germany, was a ship captain and pioneer California land owner who sought his fortune in the coastal shipping trade off the coast of South America and had business in Lima, Peru, and Mazatlan, Mexico, before coming to Monterey, California, as master of the ship "Lenore" in 1833. In Monterey, he married Josefa Antonia (daughter of José Mariano Estrada). He served as pilot for Commodore Stockton during the Mexican War, and Wolter invested in property in the city of Monterey and in Rancho Lupyomi in partnership with the artist Edward Vischer.

From the description of Papers of Charles Wolter, 1792-1970 (bulk 1833-1881). (Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens). WorldCat record id: 122499638

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Place Name Admin Code Country
California--Palo Alto
Rancho Lupyomi (Calif.)
Rancho El Toro (Calif.)
Monterey (Calif.)
Rancho Los Tularcitos (Calif.)
California--Monterey
California
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Baseball coaches
Baseball players
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Ranches
Ship captains
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Birth 1792

Death 1856

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