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Revision as of 16:51, 18 October 2024
José Antonio Bolcoff (1794–1866) was a native of Russia, and one of the earliest non-Spanish immigrants to Santa Cruz. He became a naturalized Mexican citizen, married a daughter of the Castro family, was grantee of Rancho San Agustin, and later Rancho Refugio (through his wife Candida), served as mayor domo, 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.