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Del Valle Family Papers
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Letter from Ygnacio Garcia to Ygnacio del Valle at Camulos
reporting a sale of hides sent in by wagon and informing him that the
wagon needed a new wheel which was provided by John Goller for
Creation Date Earliest Date Latest Date
368 Letter from Ygnacio Garcia to Ygnacio del Valle
$11.50; hides were selling $1.75 each. 2pp. Span.
Letter from Pablo de la Guerra at Simi to Dona Ysabel del Valle; the
godfather of del Valle's children was de la Guerra and he discusses
August 31, 1864
369 Letter from Pablo de la Guerra to Dona Ysabel del Valle
family matters. 2pp. In Spanish.
Document signed by Manuel Antonio Anguisola authorizing Ygnacio
del Valle to act as godfather at the baptism of a daughter of
Juventino del Valle and Susana Abila del Valle, in the place of
October 16, 1864
Authorization for Ygnacio del Valle to act as godfather instead of Manuel Anguisola. Witnessed by Jose Maria Otero at Santa Barbara. 1p.
370 Antonio Aguisola
Span. October 20, 1864
Authorization for Dona Ysabel del Valle to act as godmother instead of
371 Clotilde de la Guerra
372 General election poll list with certification
373 General election tally list for the San Juan Precinct
374 Oath for officers of the election and results of the tally list
375 Letter from Ygnacio Garcia to Ygnacio del Valle
376 Letter from Ulpiano Yndart to Ygnacio del Valle
377 Letter from Ygnacio Garcia to Ygnacio del Valle
378 Letter from Ulpiano Yndart to Ygnacio del Valle
Document written by Clotilde de la Guerra authorizing Doña Ysabel
del Valle to act in her place as godmother at the baptism of the
daughter of Juventino del Valle and to confer upon the child the
name to be selected. Witnessed by Pablo de la Guerra and Antonio
Maria de la Guerra at Santa Barbara. 1p. Span. October 20, 1864
Poll list for above giving the names of 29 voters including Marcos A.
Forster, Leonardo Cota, Pedro Avila, etc. with Certification attached
by Ramon Yorba, inspector; Marcos A. Forster, judge; Juan Maniosa,
judge; Agustin Olvera, clerk; and O. Morgan, clerk. 2pp. Eng. pfhw. November 8, 1864
Tally list made at the house of Philip David for the Precinct of San
Juan, Los Angeles County for the election of three Members of
Congress and Five Presidential Electors pursuant to the
Proclamation of Election (see 933 above) issued on October 13
1864; those receiving the majority of votes for electors were Samuel
Brannan, J. G. McCallum, W. W. Crane, Charles Maclary and
Warner Oliver. 2pp. Eng. pfhw. November 8, 1864
Oath administered to the officers of the election (Ramon Yorba,
Marcos A. Forster, Juan Maniosa, Agustin Olvera, and O. Morgan)
together with the results of the tally list (item 467). 2pp. In English,
printed form with handwriting. Novmber 8, 1864
Letter from Ygnacio Garcia at Los Angeles to Ygnacio del Valle at
Camulos regarding the election news; states that Lincoln was given
a majority of 60 votes in Los Angeles. 1p. In Spanish. November 10, 1864
Letter from Ulpiano Yndart at Santa Barbara to Ygnacio del Valle
reporting that Mr. Sprague, Surveyor for Los Angeles County, had
inquired of him if del Valle and the other heirs wished to sell all of
Rancho San Francisco; also says that he believes a strong company
in San Francisco is primarily interested in buying all lands in the
county upon which springs of liquid bitumen have been found. 3pp.
Span. December 3, 1864
Letter from Ygnacio Garcia at Los Angeles to Ygnacio del Valle at
Camulos giving a few small business details and stating that it has
been raining steadily and that the newspapers are old because the
stages are six to eight days behind schedule. 2pp. Span. December 13, 1864
Letter from Ulpiano Yndart at Santa Barbara to Ygnacio del Valle
referring to his letter of December 3 and asking if Don Ygnacio and
the other heirs wanted to sell Rancho San Francisquito to a
prospective buyer, Mr. Spragus; again mentions the interest
displayed by the buyer in the tar springs on the ranch. 3pp. Span. December 21, 1864
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