Diagrama del Rancho de San Jacinto [Calif.] : comprendiendo el terreno de J.A.E. y el nuevo qe. pretende M.P. Añadido el Potrero del mismo nombre / [Gaspar O'Farrell]
Creator
O'Farrell, Jasper, 1817-1875, author
Contributor
O'Farrell, Jasper, 1817-1875, author United States. District Court (California : Southern District). Land case. 82, Related Name Indexing Term
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Description
Shows survey markers, boundaries, adjoining ranchos, etc.Oriented with north toward upper right.Pen-and-ink on tracing paper.From: U.S. District Court. California, Southern District. Land case 82 SD, page 100; land case map E-1050 (Bancroft Library).Covers the Ranchos San Jacinto Nuevo y Potrero and San Jacinto Viejo.4362 S2263 S2266"6 L.D.K."
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