∼Owner of the land on present day Dublin and San Ramon CA. This was prior to California statehood when it was under the control of Spain and Mexico. His exact birthdate is unknown but at the time of his death he claimed to be 106 years old. During his long life he was married three times and fathered 37 children. Served 18 years in the miltary of Spain and Mexico. He lost his land, selling it due to the uncontrolled settlement by Americans. He then moved to Gilroy where he died.
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The county and city of Amador are named for Jose Maria Amador, the soldier, rancher and miner, who was born at the Presidio of San Francisco on December 18, 1794. He was the son of Sergeant Pedro Amador, a Spanish soldier who settled in California in 1771 and
∼Owner of the land on present day Dublin and San Ramon CA. This was prior to California statehood when it was under the control of Spain and Mexico. His exact birthdate is unknown but at the time of his death he claimed to be 106 years old. During his long life he was married three times and fathered 37 children. Served 18 years in the miltary of Spain and Mexico. He lost his land, selling it due to the uncontrolled settlement by Americans. He then moved to Gilroy where he died.
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The county and city of Amador are named for Jose Maria Amador, the soldier, rancher and miner, who was born at the Presidio of San Francisco on December 18, 1794. He was the son of Sergeant Pedro Amador, a Spanish soldier who settled in California in 1771 and
Family Members
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Maria Antonia Amador y Noriega de Castro
1776–1827
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Juan Pablo Amador y Noriega
1778–1807
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José Fructuoso Amador
1782–1807
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Maria del Carmen Amador de Galindo
1784–1820
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José Onicifero de la Luz Amador y Noriega
1786–1794
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Maria Sinforosa Josefa Amador y Noriega
1788–1841
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Maria Ygnacia Apolinaria Amador Pinto
1790–1869
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Marcos Antonio Amador y Noriega
1793–1829
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Maria Rosa Amador y Noriega
1797–1825
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Lazaro Amador
1801–1802
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