San Diego County · Gutiérrez · Chico · Castro (1835–1836)
Rancho Jamul (1831)
Granted 1831 by Gov. Victoria to Pio Pico. Present-day San Diego County. 8,926 acres. U.S. land case SD 367: rejected by the Board of Land Commissioners, then confirmed on appeal. Patented to the heirs of Henry S. Burton Oct. 26, 1876, 8,926.22 acres.
- Granted
- 1831 by Governor Victoria
- Grantee
- Pio Pico
- Size
- 8,926 acres, 2 square leagues
- County
- San Diego County, California
- Period
- Gutiérrez · Chico · Castro (1835–1836)
- U.S. land case
- SD 367, Board of Land Commissioners, 1852
- Adjudication
- Patented
- U.S. patent
- issued to the heirs of Henry S. Burton, Oct. 26, 1876, 8,926.22 acres, General Land Office patent no. 541
Open Jamul on the interactive boundary map, where the grant is drawn against its neighbours.
Family
The grantee belongs to the Pico 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 367, Bancroft Library (digicoll)
Other grants in San Diego County
- Cuca (1845)
- Guajome (1845)
- Otay (Dominguez) (1829)
- Otay (Estudillo) (1846)
- San Dieguito (1845)
- Agua Hedionda (1842)
- Pauma (1844)
- Guejito (1845)
- Rincon Del Diablo (1843)
- Valle De San Felipe (1846)
- Monserate (1846)
- Los Vallecitos De San Marcos (1840)
- Los Penasquitos (1835)
- Santa Ysabel (1844)