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Apolinaria Lorenzana (1793–1884) was a
Californio woman of the 19th
century who was
brought to the
western part of the
Mexican Cession in the area of present-day...
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Apolinaria (Gr****: Βιος της μακαριας Αποληναριας, romanized: Bios tes
makarias Apolenarias) is a
legendary Gr**** saint's life. It is
about Apolinaria...
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dentists and
those battling problems with
their teeth. The Life of
Saint Apolinaria involves a holy
woman and
ascetic living as a male monk. She is venerated...
- Gutierrez. On
January 14, 1880,
Garrett married Apolinaria Gutierrez.: 40–41
Between 1881 and 1905
Apolinaria Garrett gave
birth to
eight children: Ida, Dudley...
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Sequan was
unusual in that it was
originally a
Mission land
grant to
Apolinaria Lorenzana and its next
owner Juan
Bautista Lopez failed in an attempt...
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Diego County, California,
given in 1840 by
Governor Juan
Alvarado to
Apolinaria Lorenzana.
Jamacha is an
Indian name. The
grant extended eastward from...
- the Patrician, St.
Matrona of Perge, St.
Euphrosyne of Alexandria, St.
Apolinaria, St.
Eugenia of Rome, St.
Marina the Monk, and St.
Theodora of Alexandria...
- Martínez,
younger brother of María
Manuel Tacuavé (12
February 1805) and
Apolinaria Tacuavé (23 July 1807). It is
uncertain if he was Charrúa of Guaraní and...
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celebrated duelists". In the late 1850s
Magruder took
Rancho Jamacha from
Apolinaria Lorenzana.
Years later in May 1857,
while stationed at Fort Adams, his...
- 1866.
Retrieved 2022-01-11.
Certification of
ownership was
given to
Apolinaria Lorenzana, by the
Mission San Diego. [http://www.sandiegohistory...
