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Luis María Peralta

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in pursuit of the Indians." Surprising the Indians in their village, Peralta won a swift victory, which enhanced his reputation. Then a sergeant, he was honored by appointment as
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in charge of Pueblo San José in 1807, the highest military and civilian official. Peralta held this position until 1822, when the position ended with
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The Peralta family (the 17-year-old Luis, his father, mother and three siblings) was part of the group of settlers that arrived in
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Through his daughter María Luisa Fermina Peralta (b. 27 August 1790, d. 12 August 1865),
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on his 1776 expedition. This group of settlers subsequently helped found the
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Upon his marriage to María Loreto Alviso in 1784, Luis transferred from the
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land grant. He never lived on the rancho, however, but his four sons,
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Peralta's most famous descendant is the Latin American revolutionary
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Fundraiser for Friends of Peralta Hacienda Historical Park
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The Valley of Santa Clara, Historic Buildings, 1792–1920
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Californian rancher and soldier in the Spanish Army
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Index

José Domingo Peralta
Sonora
New Spain
Californio
Spanish Army
Rancho San Antonio
rancho grants in California
East Bay
Bay Area
Northern California
Alta California
Juan Bautista de Anza
Presidio of San Francisco
Mission Santa Clara
Pueblo of San José
King of Spain
Monterey
San Francisco Company
Mission Santa Clara
Mission San José
Mission Santa Cruz
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
Mexico
Peralta Adobe
Rancho San Antonio
Hermenegildo Ignacio
José Domingo
Antonio María
José Vicente

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