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2. Table of Contents Address The Rancho Founding How much? Ghosts Photos EXIT

3. Tulocay Cemetery Return to Table of Contents Exit

4. Tulocay Cemetery History Founded 1859 Table of ContentsExit

5. The Rancho In 1841, during California’s Mexican era, Juarez received his Tulocay Rancho from General Mariano Vallejo. The rancho was some 8,865 acres in size, and extended along the East side of the Napa River. One of his adobe homes, The Old Adobe, is still standing. Return to Table of Contents Exit

6. How much? In December of 1858, when the committee to found the cemetery first met, Juarez gave almost 49 acres of his land to them for the cemetery. He was paid a token amount of $5.00. Return to Table of Contents Exit

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8. Address 411 Coombsville Road Napa, CA 94558-3957 (707) 252-4727 Return to Table Contents Exit

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