GOVERNMENT RECORD
Joint Tenancy Warranty Deed, Yuma County Recorder Fee No. [private-property instrument identifier withheld]
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S092: A watermarked County Recorder document image.
- Publisher/custodian: Yuma County Recorder. - Source date/status: 2000-03-16. - Prior review: accessed watermarked copy 2026-10-01. - Original deep link withheld from this public package where source privacy or authentication review is needed. Use the source title, custodian and source ID for attribution; no claim that the original is inaccessible to everyone. - Restricted raw evidence is not bundled. Personal locations, access codes, dependent identifiers and/or unrelated people may be present in the retained original.
Context in the linked claims: - The deed-candidate comparison has a material age conflict. - The deed and campaign treasurer share name and address clues, but no verified identity bridge. - The current Assessor mailing entry supplies no start date for the Bonita PO Box.
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Related claims 9
- VerifiedAs observed in the 2026 Yuma County Assessor account, the owner mailing-address field is PO BOX 1527, BONITA, CA 91908; the record does not show when that mailing entry began or which owner or tax-mail recipient used it during an earlier period.
The current Assessor mailing entry supplies no start date for the Bonita PO Box.
- UnverifiedCarlos G. Adams in the 2000 deed and USPTO applicant Carlos Gil Adams share a compatible name form and a parcel/address association, but the same-person match is unresolved: KAWC reports candidate Carlos Adams, the Yuma candidate (P017) age 33 on June 2, 2026, which would make that candidate about 6 or 7 when the March 2000 deed describes Carlos G. Adams as a married grantee.
The deed-candidate comparison has a material age conflict.
- UnverifiedCarlos G. Adams in the 2000 deed and USPTO applicant Carlos Gil Adams share a compatible name form and a parcel/address association, but the same-person match is unresolved: KAWC reports candidate Carlos Adams, the Yuma candidate (P017) age 33 on June 2, 2026, which would make that candidate about 6 or 7 when the March 2000 deed describes Carlos G. Adams as a married grantee.
A matching name and parcel association have not overcome the deed's age conflict.
- UnverifiedKAWC reports candidate Carlos Adams age 33 on June 2, 2026. If accurate, this implies age about 6 or 7 in March 2000, creating a material unresolved chronology conflict with attributing the deed married-grantee identity P027 to candidate-linked applicant Carlos Gil Adams (P018).
The candidate's reported age conflicts with treating him as the 2000 married grantee.
- UnverifiedS240 provisionally groups the older Yuma reference Carlos G. Adams (P027) with the Tecate subject Carlos Gil Adams Pereyra (P039) for research indexing. P039 is the active reference and P027 is retired; no independently verified unique identifier confirms that they are the same man.
The older Yuma and Tecate names form a provisional research grouping.
- VerifiedThe 2000 deed legal description is Lot 91, Palo Verde Estates/No. 1, according to the plat of record in Yuma County Book 5 of Plats, Page 7. Its handwritten WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO block names Carlos G. Adams and Jacqueline Adams and was provisionally transcribed as [street address withheld] #D2, Yuma, AZ 85364. The handwritten street number is uncertain.
The deed identifies Lot 91 but leaves a handwritten return-mail number uncertain.
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- UnverifiedThe 2000 deed names Jacqueline Adams as Carlos G. Adams co-grantee and wife. The 2026 SOO displays Vanessa Adams, treasurer physical address [street address withheld] and signature appearing Jacqueline Adams; Q2 Original prints Jacqueline Vanessa Adams and has a Jacqueline Adams signature. Same name/signature wording and property-address context strengthen the Jacqueline Vanessa Adams (P020)/Jacqueline Adams (P028) comparison, but do not establish identity across the 26-year interval.
The deed and campaign treasurer share name and address clues, but no verified identity bridge.
- UnverifiedThe deed grantee Jacqueline Adams versus campaign treasurer Jacqueline Vanessa Adams comparison is strengthened but unresolved after the SOO address/signature correction and the 2004 trustor-name review.
The Jacqueline comparison is stronger, but still unresolved.
- VerifiedThe one-page Yuma County Recorder instrument titled JOINT TENANCY WARRANTY DEED, Fee No. 2000-07040, was recorded 03/16/2000 at 08:55 AM. It is dated 03/07/2000 and names James R. McRae and Sheila McRae, husband and wife, as grantors and Carlos G. Adams and Jacqueline Adams, husband and wife, as grantees. It expressly conveys to them as joint tenants with right of survivorship, not as tenants in common or community property.
The 2000 deed names Carlos G. Adams and Jacqueline Adams as married joint grantees.
Timeline events 2
- Deed names Carlos G. and Jacqueline Adams as married joint grantees
The recorded Joint Tenancy Warranty Deed is dated March 7, 2000 and names Carlos G. Adams and Jacqueline Adams, husband and wife, as grantees of Lot 91, Palo Verde Estates/No. 1, as joint tenants with right of survivorship. Instrument was recorded 03/16/2000 08:55 AM as Fee No. 2000-07040. Deed execution date and recording date kept distinct. S240/C268 group the older Yuma name P027 provisionally with the Tecate subject Carlos Gil Adams Pereyra (P039). The earlier P027 reference is retired for indexing; the cross-border identity remains probable rather than uniquely verified. Each document retains its own name, role and evidentiary limits, and comparison across the names remains conditional. The grouping establishes no candidate parentage, sibling relationship to Olga Zulema Adams Pereyra (P003), identity with Carlos G. Adams (P002), citizenship, ancestry or residence.
- Recorder deed identifies the parties missing from the transfer entry
Yuma County Assessor transfer reception 2000007040 is Recorder Fee No. 2000-07040. The one-page deed was dated 03/07/2000 and recorded 03/16/2000 08:55 AM; it conveyed Lot 91, Palo Verde Estates/No. 1 to Carlos G. Adams and Jacqueline Adams as joint tenants with right of survivorship. Recorder watermarked image visually inspected; Assessor transfer index blanked party fields. Exact legal description matches [property locator withheld] / situs [street address withheld] through Assessor Lot 91 record. Deed mail-to address is distinct from property situs and not residence proof.
People 4
- Carlos Gil Adams (USPTO applicant; linked to Yuma candidate)
The trademark applications name Carlos Gil Adams as an individual applicant. Signature wording and separate business reporting support a strong analytical match to the Yuma candidate, without a unique government identifier; citizenship entries remain the applicant's declarations.
- Carlos Gil Adams Pereyra
Carlos Gil Adams Pereyra is named in the Tecate judicial and property records. The older Yuma deed name Carlos G. Adams is provisionally grouped with him for research, without a unique cross-border identifier. Candidate parentage and a sibling link to Olga Zulema Adams Pereyra remain unverified; the former separate Yuma reference (P027) is retired. Evidence references: S240.
- Jacqueline Adams (Yuma deed grantee / Assessor owner-index reference)
The 2000 Yuma deed names Jacqueline Adams as Carlos G. Adams's wife and joint grantee; the 2004 deed of trust names her again. The possible match to campaign treasurer Jacqueline Vanessa Adams remains unresolved across the intervening years.
- Jacqueline Vanessa Adams (campaign treasurer filing reference)
The campaign filings name Jacqueline Vanessa Adams, use Vanessa Adams in the treasurer field and show a signature appearing as Jacqueline Adams. Those campaign references do not yet identify her as the Jacqueline Adams in the older property deeds or transfer that deed's spouse relationship to her. Evidence references: R031.
Organizations 1
- Yuma County Recorder
Recorder images and indexes supply the historical deeds and security instruments. Their parties, execution dates, recording dates and mailing fields remain distinct; online coverage gaps limit missing-record conclusions.