Los Angeles County records, 1843-1858.

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Los Angeles County records, 1843-1858.

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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.

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Perez, Juan

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Ramirez, Francisco, 1951-

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Hispanic member of the Mormon Church. From the description of Interview, 1991. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 83522968 ...

Lopez, Bernardino.

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Dominguez, Manuel.

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Norris, Thomas W. (Thomas Wayne)

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Sepulveda, Vicente.

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Sepulveda, José A.

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Foster, Stephen C. (Stephen Clark), 1799-1872

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Ortega, Antonio Maria.

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Dimmick, Kimball Hale, 1811?-1861.

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Yorba, Tomás Antonio, 1787-1845.

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Sánchez, Tomás A., 1826-1882

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Thomas A. Sanchez served as Los Angeles County Supervisor, 1857-1859 and as Sheriff of Los Angeles County, 1860-1867. Information from "History of California" by Hubert Howe Bancroft states that before the end of 1845, Mission San Fernando was leased to Andres Pico and Juan Manso for $1,120. "The mission had been rented in 1845 to Pico and Manso, who apparently held possession in 1846-8, though the property was sold in June 1846--subject to the lease, I suppose--to Eulog...

Ibarra, Seuriano.

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Gallardo, Juan Luis

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Coronel, Antonio Franco, 1817-1894

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Biography Coronel, born in Mexico City in 1817, came to California with his father, Ignacio Coronel in 1834, as a member of the Hijar-Padres colony. The family settled in Los Angeles. where Coronel soon became prominent in local affairs, holding many public offices, including those of Juez de Paz, inspector of missions and peace commissioner. He took part in the defense of California against the American invasion in 1846 and 1847, but later b...

Cardwell, Henrique.

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Johnson, Francisco de P.

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Olvera, Agustín, d. 1876

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Salazar, José.

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Morales, Ramón.

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Los Angeles County (Calif.)

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Valenzuella, Maria Miliana.

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