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Henry Jubilee Bee ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216092125/henry-jubilee-bee 1808-1898])was, according to his Find-a-Grave page, a native of England who jumped ship in Monterey in 1830. He came to Branciforte briefly before joining [[Graham, Isaac|Isaac Graham's ''rifleros'']] in 1836 to aid the Alvarado coup in Monterey. In 1840, Bee was one of the Americans arrested by Alvarado and sent to Mexico for trial. He returned in 1841 to Branciforte, moving to San Jose sometime before 1846. Associates there included [[Weeks, James W.|James W. Weeks]]. | '''Henry Jubilee Bee''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216092125/henry-jubilee-bee 1808-1898])was, according to his Find-a-Grave page, a native of England who jumped ship in Monterey in 1830. He came to Branciforte briefly before joining [[Graham, Isaac|Isaac Graham's ''rifleros'']] in 1836 to aid the Alvarado coup in Monterey. In 1840, Bee was one of the Americans arrested by Alvarado and sent to Mexico for trial. He returned in 1841 to Branciforte, moving to San Jose sometime before 1846. Associates there included [[Weeks, James W.|James W. Weeks]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:05, 15 July 2026
Henry Jubilee Bee (1808-1898)was, according to his Find-a-Grave page, a native of England who jumped ship in Monterey in 1830. He came to Branciforte briefly before joining Isaac Graham's rifleros in 1836 to aid the Alvarado coup in Monterey. In 1840, Bee was one of the Americans arrested by Alvarado and sent to Mexico for trial. He returned in 1841 to Branciforte, moving to San Jose sometime before 1846. Associates there included James W. Weeks.