Patent to Charles Meyer et al for Rancho German : ms.

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Patent to Charles Meyer et al for Rancho German : ms.

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With tracing of survey, certified Jan. 14, 1861, by J.W. Mandeville, U.S. Surveyor General for California and incorporating his confirmation of boundaries, Apr. 10, 1861. Issued in the name of U.S. Grant, President of the United States by Z.B. Sturgess, Assistant Secretary, and E.A. Fiske, Acting Recorder, U.S. General Land Office, with seal of the Office. Also, note of filing, Feb. 5, 1881, in Sonoma Co., Calif.

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