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by a desire to rule without let or hindrance, as others say, they placed themselves under the shelter of a flag that pictured a bear, an animal that we took as the emblem of rapine and force. This mistake was the cause of all the trouble, for when the
Californians saw parties of men running over their plains and forests under the 'Bear Flag,' they thought that they were dealing with robbers and took the steps they thought most effective for the protection of their lives and property.
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213:. Other documents show his paternal great grandfather to be Jose Inocencio Vallejo y Olvera Gordivar instead. Born 1656 in Tapatitlan de Morelos and died in 1770, father of Juan Lucas Vallejo de Cornejo y Ramirez (1688-1713), father of Geronimo Vallejo. Earlier Vallejo ancestors were said to include a captain who served under
338:. Mission San Francisco Solano was taken over by General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo. At first he gave some of the land to the native mission workers as ordered. But later he transferred all the land and building to own Rancho Petaluma Adobe of 44,000 acres in the Petaluma Valley. Vallejo laid out the town of
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in 1835. He had a large plaza made in front of the old mission chapel. But then he took tiles from the church roof and put them on his own house. In poor shape the mission church later was torn down. In need of a church for the town he made, in 1840 Vallejo had a small chapel built where the original
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California, in March issuing a notice for a planned horse race that was loosely construed into being a plot for revolt. Alvarado notified Vallejo of the situation, and in April the Californian military began arresting American and English immigrants, eventually detaining about 100 in the Presidio
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sanctified by his abnegation and patriotism, there would have been no war on the Sonoma frontier, for all our minds were prepared to give a brotherly embrace to the sons of the Great
Republic, whose enterprising spirit had filled us with admiration. Ill-advisedly, however, as some say, or dominated
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were to be sent back to the United States. However, after the Graham affair, Vallejo was reluctant to deport another group of
Americans, especially those with skills useful for colonizing the northern frontier. These reasons, coupled with his disillusionment with the Mexican government, led Vallejo
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Monterey. After the rebels fired a single cannon shot into the Presidio, Governor Gutiérrez surrendered on November 5, 1836. On November 7, Alvarado wrote to his uncle Mariano, informing Vallejo he had claimed to be acting under Vallejo's orders and asking him to come to Monterey to take
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a day or two later, weighing only 96 pounds. Salvador
Vallejo and Jacob P. Leese were released about a week later. By the time of his release, Mariano was still uncertain about his stance in the war. Because of his belief that California would thrive better with the United States, and that at this
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purchased the fort. This economic and military setback confirmed
Vallejo's belief that it would be better if California was no longer ruled from Mexico City. Although both France and the United Kingdom expressed interest in acquiring Alta California, Vallejo believed the best hope for economic and
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Vallejo's exact date of birth. According to Vallejo, and his family bible, he was born on 7 July 1807. His baptismal certificate, however, signed by Fr. Baltasar Carnicer states that he was baptized on 5 July 1807, and born the previous night (4 July 1807). Other sources
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for a meal and drinks. The
Americans proceeded to get drunk while negotiating with Vallejo a letter of capitulation that guaranteed that neither Vallejo nor his family would be taken prisoner, which he unopposedly signed. However, when the agreement was presented to those outside they refused to
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California's Mexican government. They later made and raised an improvised flag featuring a grizzly bear that some viewers mistook for a pig. Instead of resisting, Vallejo, who favored the American takeover of California, invited the rebels inside his quarters in the
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Conditions for the prisoners were good, until Frémont discovered they were well fed and allowed to walk around the fort several times a day. He replaced the jailer, instructing the replacement to treat them "no better than any other prisoner". Mariano contracted
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while being held at the fort. After agreeing to remain neutral during the remainder of the war with Mexico, Mariano was released on August 2, 1846, after "John Murphy had arrived at Sutter's Fort with Stockton's new orders on August 1," and arrived at
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and an admiral, Alonso Vallejo, said to be the commander of the ship which brought Columbus back to Spain as a prisoner in 1500. However, these ancestors were probably only a family mythology. Ignacio himself had been a well considered sergeant
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formally protected the legal rights of Mexicans now part of the United States, a long legal challenge to Vallejo's land title cost him thousands of dollars in legal fees and finally deprived him of almost all his land and farm animals. Most
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and named him Comandante General of the "Free State of Alta California", while Alvarado was named Governor. The Federal Government in Mexico City would later endorse Vallejo and Alvarado's actions and confirm their new positions.
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Jose Manuel Salvador Vallejo (1813–1876), the General's younger brother, received his commission in the Mexican army in 1835, and was appointed Captain of militia at Sonoma in 1836. In 1838 he was grantee of
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endorse it. Rather than releasing the Mexican officers under parole they insisted they be held as hostages. Although Vallejo was sympathetic to the advent of American rule, he deemed the perpetrators of the
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time, the Americans were in complete control of the northern area of California, he eventually sided with them. At his home, he showed his allegiance by burning his Mexican uniform in a dignified manner.
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Once the United States defeated Mexico in the war, Vallejo proved his allegiance to his new country by persuading wealthy Californios to accept American rule. An influential member of the state's
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offered to sell the post to Vallejo. After several months of negotiations and delays by the Mexican authorities and Governor Alvarado (who feared his uncle was plotting to overthrow him),
1734:"Ranch and Mission Days in Alta California" by Guadalupe Vallejo, p. 183, and "Pioneer Spanish Families in California" by Charles Howard Shinn, p. 377. Century Magazine, 1891.
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of Monterey. At the time, there were fewer than 400 foreigners from all nations in the department. Vallejo returned to Monterey and ordered Castro to take 47 of the prisoners to
834:. A few days after the first anniversary of her husband's death, Francisca Benicia Carrillo de Vallejo died on January 30, 1891. He is interred at the Mountain Cemetery in
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and Juana MarĂa Rita MartĂnez. His father's great grandfather, Pedro Vallejo, was said to have served as viceroy of New Spain, although his name does not appear on the
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in 1834. In 1835 he was appointed Comandante of the Fourth Military District and Director of Colonization of the Northern Frontier, the highest military command in
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the next year. Alvarado tried to persuade Vallejo to join the uprising, but he declined to become involved. One hundred-seventy Californios led by
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in June 2017, with a plaque describing in English and Spanish the many roles Vallejo played as a Spanish, Mexican, and American leader.
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Mexico and brought to Vallejo at the mission. Vallejo's orders from Mexico City were clear. Americans entering Mexico without valid
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February 18, 1791. His paternal grandparents were GerĂłnimo Vallejo and Antonia GĂłmez, and his maternal grandparents were
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Rosenus, A. (1999). General Vallejo and the advent of the Americans : a biography. Heyday: Berkeley, p. 3.
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by ship, to be deported to their home countries. Under pressure from British and American diplomats, President
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to his daughter, Epifania Guadalupe Vallejo, April 3, 1851, as a wedding present, when she married General
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and also offered to pay for a considerable amount of the construction. The offer was accepted by the new
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Gregory, T. (1912). History of Solano and Napa Counties California. Historic Record: Los Angeles, p. 47.
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This book deals mainly with the American period in General Vallejo's life.
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This book deals mainly with the Mexican period in General Vallejo's life.
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The children of Mariano G. Vallejo and Francisca B. Vallejo (1815–1891)
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general, statesman, and public figure. He was born a subject of
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and John Bartleson. Half of the group was staying with Dr.
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Vallejo Papers Collection at the Autry National Center
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1st Battalion of Native Cavalry, California Volunteers
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General Vallejo with his daughters and granddaughters.
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Museum, Vallejo Naval And Historical (May 25, 2009).
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16:Early State of California politician (1807–1890)
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1430:"United States v. Vallejo, 68 U.S. 658 (1863)"
1406:"United States v. Vallejo, 66 U.S. 541 (1861)"
1382:"United States v. Vallejo, 63 U.S. 416 (1859)"
683:and finally a permanent return to Sacramento.
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1346:"Did rebels or heroes invade Vallejo's home?"
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455:released the remaining prisoners and began a
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201:Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo's parents were at
635:Vallejo on horseback at his Sonoma estate,
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1798:People of the Conquest of California
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546:General Vallejo reviewing troops in
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1833:19th-century California politicians
1803:People from Napa County, California
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239:As a teenager, Mariano, his nephew
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888:Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park
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1813:19th-century American legislators
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558:, who had decided to emulate the
1808:People from Monterey, California
1669:Myrtle Mason McKittrick (1944).
1073:Platon Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo
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1512:"The Home of General Vallejo"
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1009:Epifania de Guadalupe Vallejo
813:Carrillo family of California
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1763:People of Mexican California
1245:. Meador publishing Company.
1239:Santoro, Pauline C. (1941).
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336:Mission San Francisco Solano
190:Mariano Vallejo was born in
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817:Rancho Cabeza de Santa Rosa
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726:the cemetery he established
693:Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
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1768:Landowners from California
1705:The Vallejos of California
1672:Vallejo, Son of California
900:Sonoma State Historic Park
892:National Historic Landmark
856:Mare Island Naval Shipyard
801:Francisca Benicia Carrillo
172:Francisca Benicia Carrillo
121:Francisca Benicia Carrillo
1783:California state senators
1581:Santa Rosa Press Democrat
1043:Natalia Veneranda Vallejo
995:Andronico Antonio Vallejo
983:Andronico Antonio Vallejo
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328:Presidio of San Francisco
132:Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo
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1170:Martha Brown (1854–1917)
1100:Jovita Francisca Vallejo
886:is now preserved in the
62:Viceroyalty of New Spain
1720:Memoirs of the Vallejos
1603:Internet Movie Database
1557:. Sonoma Petaluma Parks
1555:"General Valejo's Home"
1081:Lily Wiley (1849–1867)
850:The 1965 launch of the
780:and other properties.
346:He founded the town of
160:California State Senate
1828:American city founders
1732:Century Magazine, 1891
1675:. Binfords & Mort.
1628:David Conte – Composer
1157:Napoleon Primo Vallejo
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852:USS Mariano G. Vallejo
821:Santa Rosa, California
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1681:Alan Rosenus (1999).
1209:MarĂa Ignacia Vallejo
1194:Luisa Eugenia Vallejo
884:Rancho Petaluma Adobe
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782:José de Jesús Vallejo
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453:Anastasio Bustamante
224:Presidio of Monterey
220:sargento distinguido
192:Monterey, California
1537:"Mountain Cemetery"
1476:www.binder-riha.com
1289:www.sonomaparks.org
1247:p. 27 and footnote.
1136:Died: three months
868:Vallejo, California
860:Vallejo, California
809:MarĂa Ygnacia LĂłpez
794:Rancho Carne Humana
524:Manuel Micheltorena
360:Northern California
343:parish church was.
164:Vallejo, California
93:Mountain Cemetery,
1595:"The Bear Flag on
896:Sonoma, California
878:Mariano G. Vallejo
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82:Sonoma, California
1694:978-1-890771-21-8
1597:Death Valley Days
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1088:Guadalupe Vallejo
919:Death Valley Days
854:submarine at the
751:Governor Stanford
661:state legislature
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465:Thomas J. Farnham
394:Nicolás Gutiérrez
316:Fortunato Arriola
243:(1809–1882), and
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591:Salvador Vallejo
570:Bear Flag Revolt
538:Bear Flag Revolt
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