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Source: Early California Wills, California: California Society, D.A.R., 1952, 952 pgs.
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Will of Juana Rubia Garcia. 
 
(Will filed in Will Book A. County Records, San Jose, California.) 
 
Date: 25 February 1856. 
Probate: 5 January 1857. 
 
In the name of God, Amen: I, Juana Rubia Garcia, wife of the late 
A. Garcia, being of sound and disposing mind, do make and publish 
this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills 
heretofore made. 
First: I desire that my sons Pedro and Victorico shall have my 
house and land which stands equally between them, and my daughter 
Matilda shall have the house and lot on which she now lives in the 
City of San Jose. And the balance of my property, consisting of the 
balance of the lot in San Jose, not before diposed of, and an interest 
in the tract of land in the County of Los Angeles to be equally 
divided between my sons Pedro and Victorico and my daughters Viviana 
Feliciana and Matilda. 
Second: I desire and hereby constitute my son Pedro my sole 
executer of this my will with full power to carry out its intent and 
meaning as above set forth and having implicit confidence in him, I 
desire that he should be said Executor without giving any bond or 
security whatever. 
 
Signed: Juana Rubia Garcia.
(Her Mark) 
 
Executor: Pedro Garcia. 
 
Witnesses: Thos. Bodley. 
W. C. Wilson.