- Don
Miguel de
Pedrorena (c. 1808–March 21, 1850) was a Spanish-born
Californio ranchero, merchant, and a
signer of the
California Constitution in 1849...
- Casa de
Pedrorena, also
called Altamirano-
Pedrorena House is a
historical Adobe building in San Diego, California,
built in 1869. The Casa de
Lopez site...
-
Miguel D.
Pedrorena served in the
California legislature and as a
mayor of San Diego.
During the Mexican–American War he
served in the US Army. V****ar...
- California,
given in 1845 by
Governor Pio Pico to María
Antonia Estudillo de
Pedrorena. The name
means "the drawer" in Spanish, and
refers to the
valley between...
- Cañada de los
Coches grant.
Maria Estudillo was the wife of Don
Miguel Pedrorena (1808–1850), a
native of Madrid, Spain, who had come to
California from...
- Hooper,
Davis and wife, Jose
Aguirre and wife, and the
heirs of
Miguel de
Pedrorena on
September 12, 1850. The
Great Flood of 1862
turned the
depot into a...
-
daughter of
Henry Stanton Burton and María Burton,
married Miguél de
Pedrorena (1844–1882). In 1876, the
grant for
Rancho Jamul was
patented to the heirs...
- El Cajón, a
Mexican era
rancho grant owned by the
family of Don
Miguel de
Pedrorena, a
Californio ranchero and
signer of the
Californian Constitution....
-
under Archibald H. Gillespie.
Mexicans Santiago Arguello and
Miguel de
Pedrorena joined the US
forces to
retake the fort. The fort, now retaken, was given...
- 5 daughters.
Their daughter, María
Antonia Estudillo,
married Miguel Pedrorena.
Their daughters María
Francisca Estudillo and
later María del Rosario...
