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George, Ditty and James Nieblas sitting on the front pond at Old Mission SJC - photo taken around 1929.
Early photo of some of the founding members of the Capistrano Eagles Motorcycle club: Priscilla Avila-Tuck, Carl Tuck, Elizabeth "Quata" Nieblas, Rita Arce-Nieblas, George Nieblas
Mission San Juan Capistrano in the early 1920's
Fred Nieblas on his ranch and with some of the goats he raised. His bbq goats were very popular and graced many a dinner table at San Juan Capistrano family gatherings/bbq. Everyone in town liked Fred – he had a great personality! He also raised rabbits and chickens and sold them. He was known for raising quality stock.
Late 1800s photo of the town of San Juan Capistrano looking south.

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