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San Sevaine Flats

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According to the Los Angeles Tri Weekly News: On Sept. 14 1865 the sheriff with a posse of three soldiers and two or three citizens ran across Henry sound asleep near San Jacinto Canyon, 25 miles from town and killed him after he made some resistance wounding one man. Secrest,
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in 1870 and ran the vineyard and winery with Joseph S. Garcia. In 1874 the Sainsevain brothers purchased land in Hawker Canyon four miles east of
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M. David DeSoucy, Sheriff Gary Penrod, San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, Arcadia Publishing, 2006. pg. 16. account of Henry shootout.
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A companion to California wine: an encyclopedia of wine and winemaking from the mission period to the present
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and law enforcement officials in Central California. They moved into pro secessionist
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Before the flat acquired its current name it was the hideout of the outlaw
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San Sevaine Flats, California; from www.topoquest.com, accessed 2/23/2013
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the gang with a price on their heads, came under pressure from the
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and split up. Henry with part of the gang moved into the eastern
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and built a large stone house and a reservoir there.
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Index

Elevation
Coordinates
34°12′43″N 117°30′36″W / 34.212°N 117.510°W / 34.212; -117.510
San Bernardino County
California
U.S.
Parent range
San Gabriel Mountains
Topo map
USGS
Cucamonga Peak
San Gabriel Mountains
San Bernardino County
California
Cucamonga Wilderness
San Bernardino National Forest
Bonita Falls
South Fork Lytle Creek
Rancho Cucamonga, California

Pedro Sainsevain
Tom McCauley
Mason Henry Gang
American Civil War
Appomattox
Union Army
Southern California
San Gabriel Mountains
rustling
San Bernardino County Sheriff

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