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''' | '''José Antonio Bolcoff''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/247880616/jose-antonio-bolcoff 1794–1866]) was a native of Russia, and one of the earliest non-Spanish immigrants to Santa Cruz. He left a ship in Monterey, converted to Roman Catholicism in Soledad, came to Branciforte, became a naturalized Mexican citizen, adopted a Spanish form of his name (Bolcof), married a daughter of the [[Castro family]], was grantee of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rancho_San_Agustin ''Rancho San Agustin''], and later [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rancho_Refugio ''Rancho Refugio''] (through his wife Candida). He served as ''mayor domo'' of [[Mission Santa Cruz]] (after its secularization), ''alcalde'', and ''juez de paz''. | ||
* Marion Pokriots, "Don Jose Bolcoff", [[Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 3]] | |||
* [https://history.santacruzpl.org/omeka/items/show/134109#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0 Stanley D. Stevens, ''The Alcaldes of Branciforte-Santa Cruz (1802-1850)'', SCPL] | |||
* ''Riptide'' (CPL14) has a profile of a man named "Pedro Richar" ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181008312/pierre-richard Pierre Richard 1828-1873]), a native of France who married Bolcoff's daughter Lucia. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:01, 19 June 2025
José Antonio Bolcoff (1794–1866) was a native of Russia, and one of the earliest non-Spanish immigrants to Santa Cruz. He left a ship in Monterey, converted to Roman Catholicism in Soledad, came to Branciforte, became a naturalized Mexican citizen, adopted a Spanish form of his name (Bolcof), married a daughter of the Castro family, was grantee of Rancho San Agustin, and later Rancho Refugio (through his wife Candida). He served as mayor domo of Mission Santa Cruz (after its secularization), alcalde, and juez de paz.
- Marion Pokriots, "Don Jose Bolcoff", Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 3
- Stanley D. Stevens, The Alcaldes of Branciforte-Santa Cruz (1802-1850), SCPL
- Riptide (CPL14) has a profile of a man named "Pedro Richar" (Pierre Richard 1828-1873), a native of France who married Bolcoff's daughter Lucia.