CLAIM UNDER REVIEW
AA attributes earlier ranch ownership to female ancestors and corrects the assumption that Alejandro Eyraud was AndrésAdams son.
The interview recalls female ancestors' ranch ownership and corrects a family relationship.
Assessment
Additional context materially changes how the claim should be understood.
This is an editorial assessment of the cited evidence, not a finding by a court or public authority.
Evidence summary
S237: A university-archived oral-history transcript.
What the evidence establishes
AA attributes earlier ranch ownership to female ancestors and corrects the assumption that Alejandro Eyraud was AndrésAdams son.
What it does not establish
Historical family recollection, not recorded title or inferred ownership dates. No legal property edge or modern-family transfer added.
What remains unknown
Recorded title, ownership dates and a modern property connection remain unverified.
First seen
Supporting sources
No published supporting sources are attached.
Contradicting sources
No published contradicting sources are attached. This does not establish that none exist.
People 2
- Adelaida Adams (mother of Juan Andrés Eyraud Adams)
Juan Andrés names his mother as Adelaida Adams in the oral history. His tentative acceptance of a Romero surname form remains uncertain; no civil record settles her legal name or dates.
- María Romero (Nejí grandmother in PHO-8-20)
Juan Andrés's oral history names María Romero as his maternal grandmother and Adelaida's mother. It supplies no independent vital or title record, established Indigenous status or match to Olga Pereyra Valenzuela.