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Jose de los Dolores Sepulveda

Birth	:	23 Mar 1793 San Diego, San Diego County, California, USA
Death	:	21 Feb 1824 Lompoc, Santa Barbara County, California, USA
Burial	:	Mission La Purisima Concepcion Cemetery, Lompoc, Santa Barbara County, USA
Coordinate	:	34.6716652, -120.4216690
Description	:	José de los Dolores Sepúlveda y Gutierrez was born at the Presidio of San Diego, Alta California, New Spain, where he was baptized in the presidio chapel March 25, 1793 (SD Baptism 01576). He was the son of soldado Juan José Sepúlveda y Redondo and María Tomasa Gutierrez y Arballo. José Dolores married María Ignacia Marcia Avila y Osuña (Oct. 7, 1793; SG Baptism 02385) at Mission San Gabriel November 8, 1813 (SG Marriage 01305) and by 1818 had completed construction of an adobe house in what is now Torrance (CA Hist. Marker No. 383). In 1822 he and Antonio... Read More	José de los Dolores Sepúlveda y Gutierrez was born at the Presidio of San Diego, Alta California, New Spain, where he was baptized in the presidio chapel March 25, 1793 (SD Baptism 01576). He was the son of soldado Juan José Sepúlveda y Redondo and María Tomasa Gutierrez y Arballo. José Dolores married María Ignacia Marcia Avila y Osuña (Oct. 7, 1793; SG Baptism 02385) at Mission San Gabriel November 8, 1813 (SG Marriage 01305) and by 1818 had completed construction of an adobe house in what is now Torrance (CA Hist. Marker No. 383). In 1822 he and Antonio Machado obtained permission to keep stock on a portion of Rancho San Pedro and in 1824 he traveled to the capital at Monterey to clear up his title to the land. While en route home to Los Angeles, José and four traveling companions* stopped at Mission La Purísima Concepción the afternoon of February 21, 1824, to arrange lodging for the night. Unbeknownst to the five men, the Chumash were in revolt and killed them upon their arrival. José Sepúlveda was buried in the mission's "gente de razon" cemetery on February 23, 1824 (LPC Death 02279a). (See: Bancroft, History of California, ii:529) *Isidro Salgado, Simón Colima Sánchez, Ramón Sotelo, and Esteban. --- Children: - Juan Capistrano (Oct 22, 1814 [SG Baptism 05617]-1898; joint grantee with his brother José for Rancho Palos Verdes in 1846; m. [1] María Felipa Alanís [2] Susana R. Ruiz) - José Loreto (Dec 11, 1815 [SG Baptism 05788]-18??; joint grantee with his brother Juan for Rancho Palos Verdes in 1846; m. Juana Cesárea Pantoja y Uribes [Feb. 25, bap. 27, 1819 SG Baptism 06271-May 3, 1874]) - José Diego (1818-1869; m. María Francisca Elisalde de Rosas in 1843) - Ignacio Rafael (1820-1847; m. Teresa Villa; killed in action at Battle of La Mesa) - Juan (1821-1826) - María Teresa de los Dolores (1823 [SG Baptism 07077]-1840; m. Nathaniel Pryor) --- Frey Blas Ordaz noted the following concerning his death: "Dí sepultura Ecclesiastica a los cuerpos de un adulto de la mision, llamado Esteban, y tres adultos de Razon que fallecieron el dia veinte uno por la noche, en la sublebacion de los neofitos; y por ignorar sus nombres, los omito hasta su declaracion, sus partidas, la del neofito, se allará en Santa Barbara, y las otras en el Pueblo de Los Angeles. No recibieron los santos Sacramentos; por haber muerto en la misma pelea que tubieron en la noche." (I gave Christian burials to the remains of an adult male mission neophyte, called Esteban, and three other adult males, all Razon, who died late on the evening of the 21st during the neophyte uprising. Not knowing their names, I have omitted them. The neophyte was from [Mission] Santa Barbara, and the others were from el Pueblo de los Angeles. They did not receive the holy sacraments, having all died during the aforementioned fight that took place that night.) --- Frey Felipe Arroyo later wrote the names of the three Razon in the margin, along with a forth discovered during the aftermath of the event: "[José] Dolores Sepúlveda, Ramón Sotelo y Simón Colima [Sánchez] son los tres que el Frey Blas apunta mueros en la [j]untamento y aun se dice que hubo otro llamado [Isidro Salgado] de Loreto." ([José] Dolores Sepúlveda, Ramón Sotelo, and Simón Colima [Sánchez] were the three men whom Frey Blas refers to in the burial record, the fourth body recovered was that of [Isidro Salgado] from Loreto.)

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Jose de los Dolores Sepulveda's memorial is located at: Mission La Purisima Concepcion Cemetery, Lompoc, Santa Barbara County, USA.
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Jose de los Dolores Sepulveda death on 21 Feb 1824 in Lompoc, Santa Barbara County, California, USA
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Latitude: 34.6716652
Longitude: -120.4216690

Family Members:

Parent

(unknow - unknow)

Spouse

Maria Ygnacia Marcia Avila Machado

(1793 - 1858)

Siblings

Jose Dolores Enrique Anselmo Sepulveda

(1791 - 1844)

Children

Jose Loreto Sepulveda

(1815 - 1881)

Diego Sepulveda

(1818 - 1869)

Juan Sepulveda

(1821 - 1826)

Maria Teresa de los Dolores Sepulveda Pryor

(1823 - 1840)

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Coordinate: 34.6716652, -120.4216690

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