Alameda County · Alvarado (1836–1842)
Rancho San Leandro (1842)
Granted 1842 by Gov. Alvarado to José Joaquín Estudillo. Present-day Alameda County. 6,829 acres. U.S. land case ND 234: Confirmed.
- Granted
- 1842 by Governor Alvarado
- Grantee
- José Joaquín Estudillo
- Size
- 6,829 acres
- County
- Alameda County, California
- Period
- Alvarado (1836–1842)
- U.S. land case
- ND 234, Board of Land Commissioners, 1852
- Adjudication
- Confirmed
- U.S. patent
- issued to Jos\u00e9 Joaqu\u00edn Estudillo, July 15, 1863, 6,829.58 acres, General Land Office patent no. 131
Open San Leandro on the interactive boundary map, where the grant is drawn against its neighbours.
Diseños
The hand-drawn grant maps filed with this claim (16 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 ND 234, Bancroft Library (digicoll)
Other grants in Alameda County
- San Lorenzo (Soto) (1841)
- Agua Caliente (1839)
- Potrero De Las Cerritos (1844)
- Santa Rita (1839)
- Las Positas (1839)
- San Lorenzo (Castro) (1841)
- Arroyo De La Alameda (1842)