They argued that the land was not needed by the mission and that it had been legally vacant since Miguel Ortega's death, and in 1834, they were granted Rancho Las Virgenes.
In 1834, they were granted Rancho Las Virgenes. They argued that the land was not needed by the mission, and that it had been legally vacant since Miguel Ortega's death.
They argued that the land was not needed by the mission, and that it had been legally vacant since Miguel Ortega's death. In 1834, they were granted Rancho Las Virgenes.
They argued that the land was not needed by the mission, and that it had been legally vacant since Miguel Ortega's death. In 1834, they were granted Rancho Las Virgenes.