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'''General Don Andrés Pico''' ([[1810]]-[[1876]]) was the brother of [[Pio Pico]]. Both Andrés and Pio Pico were influential [[Mexicans]] living in [[California]] in the mid-[[19th Century]]. [[John C. Frémont]] and Andres Pico signed the [[Treaty of Cahuenga]], effectively ending the [[Mexican-American War]] in California. |
'''General Don Andrés Pico''' ([[1810]]-[[1876]]) was the brother of [[Pio Pico]]. Both Andrés and Pio Pico were influential [[Mexicans]] living in [[California]] in the mid-[[19th Century]]. [[John C. Frémont]] and Andres Pico signed the [[Treaty of Cahuenga]], effectively ending the [[Mexican-American War]] in California. |
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Revision as of 14:55, 29 August 2005
General Don Andrés Pico (1810-1876) was the brother of Pio Pico. Both Andrés and Pio Pico were influential Mexicans living in California in the mid-19th Century. John C. Frémont and Andres Pico signed the Treaty of Cahuenga, effectively ending the Mexican-American War in California.