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'''Joaquin Buelna''' was an early Californio resident of ''Villa de Branciforte'', who served as ''Comisionado'' (military liaison) and ''Juez de Paz'' (Justice of the Peace). He was the original grantee of Rancho Zayante, but never claimed it. | '''Joaquin Buelna''' was an early Californio resident of ''Villa de Branciforte'', who served as ''Comisionado'' (military liaison) and ''Juez de Paz'' (Justice of the Peace). He was the original grantee of Rancho Zayante, but never claimed it. | ||
* [[Santa Cruz: The Early Years (1980 book)]], by Leon Rowland. On different pages, Rowland described Buelna as ''Comisionado'' and as ''Juez de Paz'' in 1818. | * [[Santa Cruz: The Early Years (1980 book)]], by Leon Rowland. On different pages, Rowland described Buelna as ''Comisionado'' and as ''Juez de Paz'' in 1818. | ||
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| + | Rowland also mentions Antonio Buelna, listed as one of the original Branciforte invalidos (so older than Joaquin), but notes no family relation/connection. | ||
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Revision as of 19:00, 20 October 2024
Joaquin Buelna was an early Californio resident of Villa de Branciforte, who served as Comisionado (military liaison) and Juez de Paz (Justice of the Peace). He was the original grantee of Rancho Zayante, but never claimed it.
- Santa Cruz: The Early Years (1980 book), by Leon Rowland. On different pages, Rowland described Buelna as Comisionado and as Juez de Paz in 1818.
Rowland also mentions Antonio Buelna, listed as one of the original Branciforte invalidos (so older than Joaquin), but notes no family relation/connection.
