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Created page with "The '''Pinto''' family are among those Mexican families named by Leon Rowland as "Los Fundadores" - founders of ''Californio'' families. Pinto Lake is in the Amesti neighborhood north of Watsonville, and the lake was presumably named for this family. Family members include: * Pablo Pinto ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/166512110/pablo-pinto 1735-1783, San Francisco]) - was a soldier with the 1776 de Anza expedition. ** son Juan Maria ([https://www.findagra..." |
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The Pinto family are among those Mexican families named by Leon Rowland as "Los Fundadores" - founders of Californio families. Pinto Lake is in the Amesti neighborhood north of Watsonville, and the lake was presumably named for this family. Family members include:
- Pablo Pinto (1735-1783, San Francisco) - was a soldier with the 1776 de Anza expedition.
- son Juan Maria (1759-1810) is the only one of five children who died in Santa Cruz County.