María Manuela del Refugio Cota y Yorba was the daughter of Leonardo Cota y Nieto and María Ynez de los Dolores Yorba y Alvarado. She was two months old when she was baptized at the Los Angeles Plaza Church November 5, 1848 (LA Baptism 01978). She married Juan José Rafael Machado y Sepúlveda on January 28, 1887. Manuela died in Culver City at her home of more than 50 years.
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SENORA MACHADO, S. C. PIONEER, DEAD AT 87
Los Angeles, Oct. 11. - Senora Manuela Cota [de] Machado, 87-year-old descendent of the days of the Dons in Southern California, is dead. Once owner of the Machado Rancho in La Ballona Valley, a grant from the King of Spain [sic, Republic of Mexico], Senora Machado died at her home in Culver City, where she had lived for 50 years. She was a daughter of Leonard Cota, one of the defenders of California in the early days.
(San Pedro News-Pilot, Friday, October 11, 1935; 7:2)
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Children:
- Ernesto Pedro (1889-1919; m. Amada Saens y García abt. 1918)
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SENORA MACHADO, S. C. PIONEER, DEAD AT 87
Los Angeles, Oct. 11. - Senora Manuela Cota [de] Machado, 87-year-old descendent of the days of the Dons in Southern California, is dead. Once owner of the Machado Rancho in La Ballona Valley, a grant from the King of Spain [sic, Republic of Mexico], Senora Machado died at her home in Culver City, where she had lived for 50 years. She was a daughter of Leonard Cota, one of the defenders of California in the early days.
(San Pedro News-Pilot, Friday, October 11, 1935; 7:2)
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Children:
- Ernesto Pedro (1889-1919; m. Amada Saens y García abt. 1918)
María Manuela del Refugio Cota y Yorba was the daughter of Leonardo Cota y Nieto and María Ynez de los Dolores Yorba y Alvarado. She was two months old when she was baptized at the Los Angeles Plaza Church November 5, 1848 (LA Baptism 01978). She married Juan José Rafael Machado y Sepúlveda on January 28, 1887. Manuela died in Culver City at her home of more than 50 years.
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SENORA MACHADO, S. C. PIONEER, DEAD AT 87
Los Angeles, Oct. 11. - Senora Manuela Cota [de] Machado, 87-year-old descendent of the days of the Dons in Southern California, is dead. Once owner of the Machado Rancho in La Ballona Valley, a grant from the King of Spain [sic, Republic of Mexico], Senora Machado died at her home in Culver City, where she had lived for 50 years. She was a daughter of Leonard Cota, one of the defenders of California in the early days.
(San Pedro News-Pilot, Friday, October 11, 1935; 7:2)
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Children:
- Ernesto Pedro (1889-1919; m. Amada Saens y García abt. 1918)
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SENORA MACHADO, S. C. PIONEER, DEAD AT 87
Los Angeles, Oct. 11. - Senora Manuela Cota [de] Machado, 87-year-old descendent of the days of the Dons in Southern California, is dead. Once owner of the Machado Rancho in La Ballona Valley, a grant from the King of Spain [sic, Republic of Mexico], Senora Machado died at her home in Culver City, where she had lived for 50 years. She was a daughter of Leonard Cota, one of the defenders of California in the early days.
(San Pedro News-Pilot, Friday, October 11, 1935; 7:2)
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Children:
- Ernesto Pedro (1889-1919; m. Amada Saens y García abt. 1918)
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