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between if and the Buri-Buri Rancho
and I think the portion so purchased
were afterward regarded as a part
of the Buri-Buri. I have not
the abstract or anything to refer
to, but my impression is that
the southeasterly portion of the 13 35.58
acre tract of land - containing
632.43 acres of land which
was set off to [Ansel M. Easton]
in the partition which included
the part of the San Mateo Rancho
which [Ansel L. Easton] purchased
from the executor of the Howard
Estate in 1860.

Yours truly,

S. L. Winchester