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Rancho Collayomi (also
called Rancho Callayomi) was a 8,242-acre (33.35 km2)
Mexican land
grant in present-day Lake County,
California given in 1844 by...
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Guenoc was one of
three land
grants (along with
Rancho Lupyomi and
Rancho Collayomi) in Lake County. Lake
County was
formed in 1861 of land
taken mainly from...
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located on the
northeast limb of the
Mayacamas anticline,
bounded by the
Collayomi Fault on the
northeast and the
Mercuryville Fault on the southwest. The...
- 016 mm) Soil
conditions Glenview-Bottlerock-Arrowhead, Konocti-Benridge,
Collayomi-Aiken (red volcanic)
Total area 32,215
acres (130 km2) Size of planted...
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Vallejo and Juan
Antonio Vallejo 8 ND, 247 ND, 317 ND
Clear Lake Lake
Collayomi 1844
Manuel Micheltorena Robert Ridley 8,242
acres (3,335 ha) 14 ND Middletown...
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Ritchie and Paul S.
Forbes acquired Rancho Guenoc and the
adjoining Rancho Collayomi in Lake
County in 1851.
Ritchie hired John M. Hamilton, his brother-in-law...
- area
north of
Mount St. Helena, and
Collayomi Valley AVA,
which would encomp**** much of the
original Rancho Collayomi grant. The
Benmore Valley AVA was...
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Lupyomi was one of
three land
grants (along with
Rancho Guenoc and
Rancho Collayomi) in Lake County. Lake
County was
formed in 1861 of land
taken mainly from...
- John Cobb was
hired to
manage Rancho Guenoc and
Rancho Collayomi. The
Guenoc and
Collayomi grants were only
approved in 1863 and 1865. The
probate was...
- two-league
grant to
Robert T.
Ridley (1818-1851) for the three-league
Rancho Collayomi in Lake County.
Ridley was an
English sailor who was
captain of the Port...
