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DIED: ALVARADO — In San Pablo, May 6th, Martina CASTRO de ALVARADO, wife of Ex-Governor Juan B. ALVARADO, aged 62 years.
DEATH of an ESTIMABLE LADY Mrs. Martina CASTRO de ALVARADO, wife of ex-Governor Juan B. ALVARADO, who died at San Pablo on the 6th instant, was a lady much beloved for many endearing graces of character, and her death is deeply mourned by those who had long loved and revered her. She belonged to one of the oldest and best families of the early California settlement, and if we are not misinformed, was born and had always lived in the old family mansion at San Pablo, where she died at the age of 63 years.
- The Contra Costa Gazette; Martinez, Contra Costa County, California; Saturday, 15 May 1875
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ALVARADO ADOBE: Civic Center, Alvarado Square, NW corner of San Pablo Blvd and Church Ln, San Pablo, CA - Site of adobe house, grape arbor, and gardens built in 1842 by Jesús María Castro for his mother, Dona Gabriéla Berryessa de Castro, widow of Francisco María Castro who had been granted Rancho (Cuchiyunes) San Pablo in 1823. When Dona Gabriéla died in 1851, the adobe became the property of her daughter, Martina Castro de Alvarado, wife of Juan Bautista Alvarado, who was Governor of California from 1836 to 1842.
https://ohp.parks.ca.gov/ListedResources/Detail/512
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DIED: ALVARADO — In San Pablo, May 6th, Martina CASTRO de ALVARADO, wife of Ex-Governor Juan B. ALVARADO, aged 62 years.
DEATH of an ESTIMABLE LADY Mrs. Martina CASTRO de ALVARADO, wife of ex-Governor Juan B. ALVARADO, who died at San Pablo on the 6th instant, was a lady much beloved for many endearing graces of character, and her death is deeply mourned by those who had long loved and revered her. She belonged to one of the oldest and best families of the early California settlement, and if we are not misinformed, was born and had always lived in the old family mansion at San Pablo, where she died at the age of 63 years.
- The Contra Costa Gazette; Martinez, Contra Costa County, California; Saturday, 15 May 1875
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ALVARADO ADOBE: Civic Center, Alvarado Square, NW corner of San Pablo Blvd and Church Ln, San Pablo, CA - Site of adobe house, grape arbor, and gardens built in 1842 by Jesús María Castro for his mother, Dona Gabriéla Berryessa de Castro, widow of Francisco María Castro who had been granted Rancho (Cuchiyunes) San Pablo in 1823. When Dona Gabriéla died in 1851, the adobe became the property of her daughter, Martina Castro de Alvarado, wife of Juan Bautista Alvarado, who was Governor of California from 1836 to 1842.
https://ohp.parks.ca.gov/ListedResources/Detail/512
Family Members
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Albino Antonio de Gracia Castro
1796–1810
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Maria Francisca Castro Moraga
1799–1830
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Pablo Antonio Maria Castro
1801–1889
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Juan Jose Castro
1803–1869
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Vicente Castro
1805–1808
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Antonio Gabriel Vicente Castro
1807–1878
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Joaquin Ysidro Castro
1809–1873
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Victor Ramon Castro
1817–1900
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Maria Luisa de Jesus Castro
1819–1844
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Maria Alvarado
1840–1840
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Maria Victoria Delfina Alvarado Carrick
1841–1888
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Juan Bautista Cosme Alvarado
1843–1910
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Jose Francisco Augustus "Gus" Alvarado
1845–1887
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Maria Celinda Gabriela Alvarado
1852–1875
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Valentin Alvarado
1854–1861
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Judge Enrique Victor "Henry" Alvarado
1857–1932
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Adelina Natalia Alvarado Tedford
1862–1944
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