Manuscripts
Juan Bandini letter to Juan Bautista Alvarado
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The will of Juan Bandini
Manuscripts
This manuscript is a certified contemporary copy of the will of Juan Bandini, and discusses the disbursement of his assets upon his death. In Spanish. Also includes a typed English translation.
mssHM 26658
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Draft typescript : My Grandfather Juan Bautista Alvarado
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Draft typescript of a paper on Juan Bautista Alvarado, California's longest-tenured governor under Mexican rule, who held office for six years from 1836 to 1842. The paper was written and presented by Grace Alvarado Sahlberg to the San Mateo American Association of University Women studying "California Fact and Legend."
mssHM 44936
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Case file for the Agua Caliente (Case 228) granted to Don José Antoinio Pico by Juan Bautista Alvarado
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An expediente or case file for the place called Agua Caliente, also known as Rancho San José del Valle in present San Diego County, once belonging to the Mission San Luis Rey. Included are statements by José Antonio Pico, Tiburcio Tapĩa, Juan María Osuna, Andres Pico and the grant by Mexican governor of Alta California, Juan Bautista Alvarado.
mssHM 19406
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Rancho San Miguel grant also known as Immediacion á Los Serritos : case file for land granted by Juan Bautista Alvarado to Raymundo Olivas and Felipe Lorenzana
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An expediente or case file for land granted by Juan Bautista Alvarado to Raymundo Olivas and Felipe Lorenzana, known as Immediacion á Los Serritos (later named Rancho San Miguel) encompassing the present day City of Ventura not within Rancho Ex-Mission San Buenaventura, with the Santa Clara River marking its southern boundary. Includes signed statements by Raymundo Olivas, Fernando Fico, Rafael Gonzalez, Santiago Arguello, and a grant by the Governor of Mexican Alta California, Juan Bautista Alvarado.
mssHM 31519
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Katherine Wagner research material regarding Juan Bandini
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Collection includes material compiled by Katherine Wagner regarding Juan Bandini, a Peruvian-born early California public figure, politician, and ranchero, who helped develop San Diego, California. The items include a composite map showing the location of the "Last Chance" ranch of Juan Bandini in San Diego County, California, and two family trees of the Bandini and Arguello families.
mssWagner
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Bandini-Winston family collection
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This collection consists of business correspondence, ephemera, estate and land papers related to the Bandini, Couts, and Winston families. Boxes 1-3 contain correspondence primarily addressed to John Bandini Winston and his wife, Carolina Maria (Couts) Winston. John Winston was an agent in the real estate industry and there are letters from attorneys, banks, dealers, land companies, and occupants. The subject matter in the earlier correspondence concerns the litigation of the heirs and successors of the late Cave Johnson Couts for the ownership of the Buena Vista rancho. Box 4 consists of estate papers and letter books belonging to John Bandini Winston spanning from 1892 through 1922. Box 5 consists of land titles to various lots in Los Angeles County, California. There is also some ephemera and material related to Sven Lokrantz and his wife, Carolina Winston Lokrantz. There are two oversize items: an account book for property in Los Angeles and a photograph of the Tuna Club banquet in 1937.
mssBanwin