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DiaporamaVolume 3, page 576 / Charges brought by Tiburcio Vasquez
josé maría estudillo y urquizu (1776 – 1830)
José María Estudillo y Urquizu: Spanish Californio officer & early settler of San Diego. Founder of the Estudillo family, commandant, & diarist. Explore his legacy in California history.
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Comisionado del Pueblo The townsman, Tiburcio Vásquez, has appeared before me saying that his water has been taken away from him. He says that, even though he has contributed his labor to the community, he was denied the water when he asked for it. I instruct you to inform me regarding this matter. In like manner he has made me aware of the fact that the Alcalde arrested his son for having slaughtered a young steer while he was away. Inform me, also, of what transpired. God keep you many years.Monterey, June 14, 1809José María Estudillo
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- Title: Volume 3, page 576 / Charges brought by Tiburcio Vasquez
- Artist: josé maría estudillo y urquizu
- Year: 1809
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: History San José
- Color hue: Blue-Violet to Rose
- Perceived brightness: brilliant
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