Noun:

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rancheria's Usage Examples:

San Ildefonso was a former rancheria of Bantay before it became a municipality, but because of its size it was annexed to Santo Domingo as a barrio.

At that time the barrio was founded between Abra and Malaya Rivers, the inhabitants were distributed among the three (3) rancheria.

in Alta California history as "the year of earthquakes" (el ano de los temblores), frequent earthquakes were felt in the rancheria area.

The next group of settlement founded a rancheria less than a half-kilometer distance from the first settlement.

The rancherias were Rancho de Locutan, Indang, Amontoc and Losoya.

HistoryCreation of the municipalityIn its earliest stage, Banayoyo was a “rancheria” (or a pasture land under the Spanish regime).

Under Mangatung, a great force of outlaws became established at rancherias and were responsible for terrible depredations throughout the district.

The place was divided by the Spaniards into 5 “rancherias”:Monte Tan-aySitio Tigbi (Lulukong)San DiegoMonte YakatDolo Rio (Wawa)In 1583, Pilang Morong became an independent municipality.

At that time, there were twenty-eight barrios inhabited by 9,989 residents, and four rancherias inhabited by 521 infieles or non-Christians (Igorots).

This time better types of houses were built with an estimated population of 819 residents migrating from other rancherias and barrios of Mailac Cambaguio and Magucmay.