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2836
1898
Float "Girls of the Golden West," Dixon, Sept 9, 1898
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Even on land, Waterman a mystery
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Bowen, Jerry
[175]
[WAYITWAS-2003-175]
This is the last of a five-part series of the continuing account of Captain Robert "Bully" Waterman's journey to Solano County.
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Gold lured him West, and to Solano
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Bowen, Jerry
[147]
[WAYITWAS-2002-147]
In my last article, I mentioned the stone barn on the Baldwin Ranch. But who were the Baldwins and what is their claim to a place in the history of Solano County?
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John Currey and the Vaca-Pena Land Grant Cases
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Bowen, Jerry
[11]
[WAYITWAS-2000-11]
All Mexican land grants in California were poorly defined - a tree, a mountain bluff, lagoon, river, or ravine served as boundaries and frequently these specified more land than was intended to be granted. No accurate surveys were made and the only legal restrictions falling within these vague limits were that excess land would revert to the public domain. Many problems were caused by the vague descriptions after California became a territory and later a state..
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