Alta California · Ex-mission lands
La Mission Vieja De La Purisima (1845)
Ex-mission lands (La Mission Vieja De La Purisima), secularized and later adjudicated as a U.S. land claim. Claimant: Joaquín and José Antonio Carrillo. U.S. land case SD 061.
- Granted
- 1845 by Governor Pico
- Grantee
- Joaquin and Jose Antonio Carrillo
- Size
- 4,443 acres
- Period
- Ex-mission lands
- U.S. land case
- SD 061, Board of Land Commissioners, 1852
- U.S. patent
- issued to Joaquin and Jose A. Carrillo, Nov. 7, 1873, 4,413.60 acres, General Land Office patent no. 376
Open La Mission Vieja De La Purisima on the interactive boundary map, where the grant is drawn against its neighbours.
Family
The grantee belongs to the Carrillo family, one of the landholding dynasties of Mexican California.
Sources
- Boundary & land-case data: ECAI/UCSD Spanish & Mexican Land Grants (via the California Land Grants ArcGIS project)
- Land case file SD 061, Bancroft Library (digicoll)
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- San Gabriel (1845)
- San Gabriel (1845)
- Unnamed grant (SD 058) (1845)
- Alcatraz (1843)
- San Gabriel (1845)
- 500 varas by 250, near San Gabriel (1843)
- San Gabriel (1843)
- San Gabriel (1846)
- Prospero (1843)
- San Gabriel (1842)
- Mesa De Ojo De Agua (1833)
- San Gabriel (1845)
- Potrero Y Rincon De San Pedro De Reglado (1838)
- Potrero Chico (1844)