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unexplained reason, the Berreyesa brothers considered that the grant was for only four square leagues, and on the following day, October 28, 1843, they presented a second petition, in which they stated that their families were very large, and included their parents, children, and brothers, and asked for a grant of eight square leagues. On this second petition, a grant was issued to José de Jesus Berreyesa and Sisto Berreyesa.
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other minerals; the progress of population and agriculture; the Mexican grants; principal homicides; incidents of settlements; elections and history of its cities and towns, churches and schools, secret societies, etc., etc.; as also a full and particular biography of its pioneers and principal inhabitants.
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consortium of developers. JosĂ© de Jesus and Sisto saved four square miles (2560 acres, or 10 km) for themselves. However, other family members contended that they owned part of the larger Rancho, based on the second grant petition which mentioned extended family. Miguel Santiago Berreyesa (b. 1831) in
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Construction of the dam began in 1953. Vegetation in the valley was chopped down, fences torn down and buildings demolished. The cemetery was moved to Spanish Flat, a bluff overlooking the valley. The Putah Creek Bridge, too well made to easily demolish, was left in place to be covered by the rising
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History of Napa County, comprising an account of its geographical position and area; the origin of its name; topography, geology, springs, water courses and climate; township system; early settlements, with descriptions and scenes as viewed by the pioneers; the Indians; the discovery of gold and
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settlers, to pay gambling debts. They owed Edward Schultz $ 1,645 but couldn't pay him in cash; Schultz petitioned the county to auction a major 26,000-acre (110 km) section of the Berreyesa holdings. Schultz paid only $ 2,000 for the huge parcel, and quickly resold it for $ 100,000 to a
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in their wives' names in 1852, and the grant was patented to MarĂ­a Anastasia Higuera de Berreyesa and MarĂ­a Nicolasa Higuera de Berreyesa in 1863. The men used their wives' names so that the men could stand witness in front of the Public Land Commission regarding their grant and not have the
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In 1842, Nasario Antonio Berreyesa petitioned the Mexican Governor for a grant of eight square leagues in the names of his sons Sisto Antonio and José de Jesus Berreyesa. The Governor ordered that a title issue to the petitioners for "...as much of the land as they could settle." For some
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As early as 1906, proposals were put forward to dam Putah Creek to form a reservoir. In 1907, the Mulholland-Goethals-Davis plan proposed a dam at Devil's Gate, the southeastern limit of the valley. Other plans were formulated. No proposal was acted upon until 1947 when
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on July 28, 1787. Nicknamed José, Berreyesa married María de Jesus Antonia Villela (born October 6, 1793) in 1806. The couple had eleven children, including José de Jesus born January 31, 1815, and Sexto "Sisto" Antonio born on March 28, 1818. Both brothers were born in
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In 1896, a heavy stone bridge with three large arches was built across Putah Ceek about 1.5 miles (2 km) from Monticello, along the road leading to Napa. The bridge cost $ 19,500 and, at 298 feet (91 m) long, was the largest stone bridge west of the
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Sons Sisto Antonio and José de Jesus served in the Mexican army, stationed in San Francisco, from the 1830s to 1842. In 1838, the two men married twin sisters: José de Jesus married María Anastasia Higuera, and Sisto Antonio married María Nicolasa Higuera.
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for Sisto, then a 60-by-20-foot (18 m Ă— 6 m) one for JosĂ© de Jesus. They expanded the livestock operation of their father to include a sizable grain harvest, and they enjoyed gambling and racing horses.
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lived in relative ease on the rich land, as wildlife and plant foodstuffs were plentiful, but they were forcibly removed from their land by both Spanish and American Settlers.
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Beginning in 1858, a toll road was operated by Adam See and his family, called the Putah Creek Canyon Turnpike. It shuttled people and goods eastward from Berryessa Valley to
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were quarried from the upper northwest Putah Canyon, near a difficult and tortuous road out of Berryessa Valley into Napa Valley, a two-day trip by mule team.
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The brothers built adobe estate houses about a third of the way up the valley, beginning with a 90-by-20-foot (27 m Ă— 6 m)
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to help him manage his livestock—a herd which soon grew to 5,000 cattle and 20,000 horses, and extended eastward over Berryessa Peak into
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In 1866, the developer holding the majority of land in the valley divided Rancho Las Putas into smaller parcels to sell to farmers, and
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was about 10 miles (16 km) long and 3 miles (5 km) at its widest, with Putah Creek running through its center.
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during 1819–1824, then moved to become the original settler of the Berryessa Valley in the 1830s. Berreyesa forced 100
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In 1900 and 1901, news of a high-quality oil strike in Berryessa Valley brought speculators and experts in drilling.
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Finding Aid to the Documents Pertaining to the Adjudication of Private Land Claims in California, circa 1852-1892
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Sisto Berreyesa and his brother José de Jesús both died in 1874. They were buried in Berryessa Valley.
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By 1853, José de Jesus and Sisto Berreyesa had sold minor parcels of Rancho Las Putas, referred to as
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mining town of Knoxville south through to Monticello, where the horses were changed, then west to
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waters. Monticello Dam was completed in 1957, and Lake Berryessa was formed.
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Hoover, Mildred B.; Rensch, Hero; Rensch, Ethel; Abeloe, William N. (1966).
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Reports of cases determined in the Supreme Court of the state of California
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together formed the Solano Project, a combination of water plans including
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and Solano County promoted the dam. Residents started leaving the valley.
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of the death of the town, and of the displacement of its residents, for
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to José de Jesús Berreyesa and Sexto "Sisto" Berreyesa. The name
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Nasario Antonio "José" Berreyesa served as a corporal at the
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Part 3 - Fifty years since the birth of the Monticello Dam
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in 1848, the Berreyesas filed the claim with the American
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commission use their interest in the claim against them.
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BellaVistaRanch.net. Suisun History. Kristin Delaplane,
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Part 2 - Memories of Monticello and the Berryessa Valley
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U.S. Department of the Interior. Bureau of Reclamation.
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Part 1 - Berreyesas inundated long before lake formed
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BellaVistaRanch.net. Suisun History. Nancy Dingler,
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Descendants of Luis Cayetano (Berrelleza) Berreyesa
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Index

Mexican land grant
Napa County, California
Manuel Micheltorena
Putah Creek
Lake Berryessa
Pomo people
Berreyesa family
Mission Santa Clara de AsĂ­s
San Francisco
Mission San Francisco de AsĂ­s
San Francisco Presidio
natives
Capay Valley
hacienda
Millstones
Alta California
United States
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Public Land Commission
Anglo
Winters, California
platted
Monticello
quicksilver
Napa
Rocky Mountains
Solano County
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Monticello Dam
Earl Warren

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