Antonio Maria Peralta, Sr. was a son of Don Luis Maria Peralta, part of the founding family of San Francisco Presidio, Mission Santa Clara, and the pueblo of San Jose.
Don Luis Maria Peralta had 9 children including sons Antonio Maria, Vicente, Domingo, Ignacio and José Domingo Peralta. Don Luis was granted enormous tracts of land which were divided among his heirs.
Antonio received 16,067 acres of land from 68th Avenue to present-day Lake Merritt and up the eastern side of Lake Merritt to Indian Gulch, now known as Trestle Glen. Antonio's portion also included the peninsula of Alameda (source: peraltahacienda.org).
Antonio Peralta, Sr. first married Maria Dolores Galindo. Following her death, Antonio married a second time in 1852 to Maria Dolores Archuleta.
After suffering damage to his original rancho homes due to earthquake and other perils, Antonio Peralta, Sr. built an Italianate wood frame house in 1870. The house still stands at the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum.
The Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum
2465 34th Avenue
Oakland, CA 94601
Antonio Maria & Maria Galindo Peralta had the following children:
Antonio M Peralta Jr 1829
Jose Guadalupe de Gracia Peralta 1832
Antonio Fernando Peralta 1834–1891
Jesus Maria Antonio Peralta 1835–
Maria Rosa Antonia Peralta 1836–1911
Rita Peralta 1837
Crisanto Antonio Peralta 1838
Paula Antonia Peralta 1839–1912
Ynez Peralta de Galindo 1840–1913
Francisca Antonia Saturnina Peralta 1844
Baltazar Antonio Peralta 1855–1893
Julia Peralta
Don Luis Maria Peralta had 9 children including sons Antonio Maria, Vicente, Domingo, Ignacio and José Domingo Peralta. Don Luis was granted enormous tracts of land which were divided among his heirs.
Antonio received 16,067 acres of land from 68th Avenue to present-day Lake Merritt and up the eastern side of Lake Merritt to Indian Gulch, now known as Trestle Glen. Antonio's portion also included the peninsula of Alameda (source: peraltahacienda.org).
Antonio Peralta, Sr. first married Maria Dolores Galindo. Following her death, Antonio married a second time in 1852 to Maria Dolores Archuleta.
After suffering damage to his original rancho homes due to earthquake and other perils, Antonio Peralta, Sr. built an Italianate wood frame house in 1870. The house still stands at the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum.
The Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum
2465 34th Avenue
Oakland, CA 94601
Antonio Maria & Maria Galindo Peralta had the following children:
Antonio M Peralta Jr 1829
Jose Guadalupe de Gracia Peralta 1832
Antonio Fernando Peralta 1834–1891
Jesus Maria Antonio Peralta 1835–
Maria Rosa Antonia Peralta 1836–1911
Rita Peralta 1837
Crisanto Antonio Peralta 1838
Paula Antonia Peralta 1839–1912
Ynez Peralta de Galindo 1840–1913
Francisca Antonia Saturnina Peralta 1844
Baltazar Antonio Peralta 1855–1893
Julia Peralta
Antonio Maria Peralta, Sr. was a son of Don Luis Maria Peralta, part of the founding family of San Francisco Presidio, Mission Santa Clara, and the pueblo of San Jose.
Don Luis Maria Peralta had 9 children including sons Antonio Maria, Vicente, Domingo, Ignacio and José Domingo Peralta. Don Luis was granted enormous tracts of land which were divided among his heirs.
Antonio received 16,067 acres of land from 68th Avenue to present-day Lake Merritt and up the eastern side of Lake Merritt to Indian Gulch, now known as Trestle Glen. Antonio's portion also included the peninsula of Alameda (source: peraltahacienda.org).
Antonio Peralta, Sr. first married Maria Dolores Galindo. Following her death, Antonio married a second time in 1852 to Maria Dolores Archuleta.
After suffering damage to his original rancho homes due to earthquake and other perils, Antonio Peralta, Sr. built an Italianate wood frame house in 1870. The house still stands at the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum.
The Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum
2465 34th Avenue
Oakland, CA 94601
Antonio Maria & Maria Galindo Peralta had the following children:
Antonio M Peralta Jr 1829
Jose Guadalupe de Gracia Peralta 1832
Antonio Fernando Peralta 1834–1891
Jesus Maria Antonio Peralta 1835–
Maria Rosa Antonia Peralta 1836–1911
Rita Peralta 1837
Crisanto Antonio Peralta 1838
Paula Antonia Peralta 1839–1912
Ynez Peralta de Galindo 1840–1913
Francisca Antonia Saturnina Peralta 1844
Baltazar Antonio Peralta 1855–1893
Julia Peralta
Don Luis Maria Peralta had 9 children including sons Antonio Maria, Vicente, Domingo, Ignacio and José Domingo Peralta. Don Luis was granted enormous tracts of land which were divided among his heirs.
Antonio received 16,067 acres of land from 68th Avenue to present-day Lake Merritt and up the eastern side of Lake Merritt to Indian Gulch, now known as Trestle Glen. Antonio's portion also included the peninsula of Alameda (source: peraltahacienda.org).
Antonio Peralta, Sr. first married Maria Dolores Galindo. Following her death, Antonio married a second time in 1852 to Maria Dolores Archuleta.
After suffering damage to his original rancho homes due to earthquake and other perils, Antonio Peralta, Sr. built an Italianate wood frame house in 1870. The house still stands at the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum.
The Peralta Hacienda Historical Park and Museum
2465 34th Avenue
Oakland, CA 94601
Antonio Maria & Maria Galindo Peralta had the following children:
Antonio M Peralta Jr 1829
Jose Guadalupe de Gracia Peralta 1832
Antonio Fernando Peralta 1834–1891
Jesus Maria Antonio Peralta 1835–
Maria Rosa Antonia Peralta 1836–1911
Rita Peralta 1837
Crisanto Antonio Peralta 1838
Paula Antonia Peralta 1839–1912
Ynez Peralta de Galindo 1840–1913
Francisca Antonia Saturnina Peralta 1844
Baltazar Antonio Peralta 1855–1893
Julia Peralta
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