Riverside County · Alvarado (1836–1842)
Rancho San Jacinto Viejo (1842)
Granted 1842 by Gov. Alvarado to José Antonio Estudillo. Present-day Riverside County. 35,503 acres. U.S. land case SD 233: Confirmed.
- Granted
- 1842 by Governor Alvarado
- Grantee
- José Antonio Estudillo
- Size
- 35,503 acres
- County
- Riverside County, California
- Period
- Alvarado (1836–1842)
- U.S. land case
- SD 233, Board of Land Commissioners, 1852
- Adjudication
- Confirmed
- U.S. patent
- issued to the heirs of Jose A Estudillo, Jan. 17, 1880, 35,503.02 acres, General Land Office patent no. 489
Open San Jacinto Viejo on the interactive boundary map, where the grant is drawn against its neighbours.
Diseños
The hand-drawn grant maps filed with this claim (1 held).
Family
The grantee belongs to the Estudillo 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 233, Bancroft Library (digicoll)
Other grants in Riverside County
- Little Temecula (1845)
- Between San Jacinto And San Gorgonio (1843)
- La Sierra (Sepulveda) (1846)
- La Laguna (Stearns) (1844)
- La Sierra (Yorba) (1846)
- Temecula (1844)
- Pauba (1844)
- San Jacinto Nuevo Y Potrero (1846)
- El Sobrante De San Jacinto (1846)
- Jurupa (Stearns) (1838)