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I have identified Juan Pablo Peralta, born 1809 in San Diego, and Joseph Theodoro Peralta, born 1814 in San Diego, as sons of Juan Pablo Peralta and Ana Gertrudis Arce.I wonder whether these two sons married and stayed in California. My grandmother's father was Jose Juan Santiago Peralta born 1858 in Hermosillo , son of José Juan Peralta and Maria Concepción Cruz, who married at Hermosillo in 1845. José Juan and Teodoro Peralta (who married to Eulalia Cruz in 1850) owned an Hacienda (Pozo de Peralta) few miles South of Hermosillo by the Sonora River. I know that the Sonora´s Peralta family is related to the Peraltas of Arizona and California, but I haven't been able to follow the line beyond José Juan and Teodoro. I assume there was constant moving among these families specially during the time of Mexican independence, the US-Mexico war and even during the Civil War, when old Mexican families back to Sonora used to cattle and mine in their former properties now part of the United States. José Juan Santiago Peralta married Margarita Encinas in 1888 at Tucson, Arizona. [Manuel I Puebla (nonmember), Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico]
According to Marie Northrop's Spanish-Mexican Families of Early California 1769-1850, vol. I, pp. 273-74: Juan Pablo Peralta and Ana Gertrudis Arce had 9 children. Their sons were: Genero Eustaquio (born 19 Sept.1807, baptized 20 Sept. Mission San Juan Capistrano, married 1 Feb. 1828 Ana Maria Acebedo, buried 1 Jan. 1843, Los Angeles Plaza Church); Juan Pablo (baptized 23 Apr. 1809 Mission San Diego, married about 1830 Maria Nieves Lopez, buried 22 May 1852 Mission San Juan Capistrano); Felipe Venancio Barolome (baptized 24 Aug. 1812 Mission San Diego, no further information); Jose Teodosio (baptized 29 May 1814 Mission San Diego, no further information); Rafael Aplonio (baptized 14 Apr. 1816, married 28 Oct. 1851 Catalina Manriquez at Mission San Juan Capistrano, buried 16 July 1894 at Yorba Cemetery, Orange County).
According to Saddleback Ancestors, Revised Edition, pp. 121-25: Janario Eustaquio [Genero Eustaquio] had no known children; Juan Pablo had 11 children (all of whom married in Alta California and at least two were buried there); Rafael had 8 children (all of whom apparently lived in Alta California); no mention of children of Felipe or Teodosio. [Benita H. Gray (member), San Diego, Calif.]
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