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Description
Parcel described as lying in the cienega (swamp) nearest the city and which is entirely vacant, containing 100 varas of land and being bounded on the North by one Sano, on the South by the land of Tiburcio Tapia, and on the East by the swamp (la cienega, or, la sienega) and on the west by the river. Original Spanish document: pages 139-141. English translation: pages 122-124.
Botello, Narciso Tapia, Tiburcio Stearns, Abel Valdez, Bacilio Herrera, Jose Maria Requena, Manuel Chavez, Julian Sano Police Commission Espediente Ayuntamiento Land petition City Attorney Corn Cereals Sowing lands Vacant lands
Time Period
1836-03-10/1836-04-25
Place
California La Cienega USA rivers: Los Angeles River agricultural sites: Chavez, Julian (agricultural land) land parcels: Seno (land)
Source
Los Angeles City Records Center and Archives [Contributing entity] isla id: L-42 [Identifier]
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