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*[http://www.nmcpr.state.nm.us/archives/land_grants.htm Land Claims]. | *[http://www.nmcpr.state.nm.us/archives/land_grants.htm Land Claims]. | ||
*[[United States. United-States - Land and Property- Private land claims|Private land claims]] | *[[United States. United-States - Land and Property- Private land claims|Private land claims]] | ||
*[[Mexico Archives and Libraries|Spain and Mexico Archives]] | |||
1820 - The San Ignacio de la Canoa Grant. Two brothers petitioned the governor of Sonora/Sinaloa for four leagues (sitios) to raise cattle and horses. Title was issued by Mexico in 1849 and Court of Private Land Claims confirmed the grant for 17,204 acres in 1899. This land grand was located on both sides of Interstate 19 south of Green Valley (that town is in the northwest corner of the grant). | 1820 - The San Ignacio de la Canoa Grant. Two brothers petitioned the governor of Sonora/Sinaloa for four leagues (sitios) to raise cattle and horses. Title was issued by Mexico in 1849 and Court of Private Land Claims confirmed the grant for 17,204 acres in 1899. This land grand was located on both sides of Interstate 19 south of Green Valley (that town is in the northwest corner of the grant). | ||