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The Botier Fort at Prado. [i.e. Botiller]



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    The Botier Fort at Prado. [i.e. Botiller]

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    Image of a two-story adobe residence on Rancho Santa Ana del Chino in present day Chino, California.

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  • The Botier Fort at Prado. [i.e. Botiller]

    The Botier Fort at Prado. [i.e. Botiller]

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    Image of a two-story adobe residence on Rancho Santa Ana del Chino in present day Chino, California.

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  • Fort Botier. [i.e. Botiller]

    Fort Botier. [i.e. Botiller]

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    Image of an adobe residence with wooden gate, on Rancho Santa Ana del Chino in present day Chino, California.

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  • The Botier [i.e. Botiller] home, Santa Ana Canyon

    The Botier [i.e. Botiller] home, Santa Ana Canyon

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    View of adobe ruins identified as belonging to the Botiller family, in Santa Ana Canyon. (What is now called Santa Ana Canyon is in the vicinity of present day Chino Hills, but it is not clear if this is that location).

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    Yorba home from a distance

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    Image of adobe ruins attributed to the Yorba family on Rancho Canon de Santa Ana (present day Yorba Linda, California). (It is unclear if this is the two-story adobe building that was the residence of Bernardo Yorba, also known as the Yorba Hacienda.)

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    The original Yorba home

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