due to bankruptcy caused by fighting to uphold his land claims in court. In 1869, William Spurgeon and Ward Bradford purchased of the ranch to form the city of Santa Ana. It became the seat of government for the County in 1889. The ranch further disintegrated with purchases by James Irvine, and James McFadden who built the McFadden Wharf in 1888. Present day Modern use of the Santiago name Casa de Santiago (neighborhood), Santa Ana, California Rancho Santiago Community College District, Santa Ana Santiago Park, Santa Ana Santiago Street, Santa Ana Santiago Canyon, Silverado, California Santiago Canyon College, Orange, California – RSCCD Santiago Canyon Trail, Orange, CA – Corona, California Santiago Communities Santiago Corporation Santiago Creek, Orange – Santa Ana Santiago High School, Garden Grove, California Santiago Hills (neighborhood) Orange, California Santiago Hills Elementary, Irvine, California Santiago Hills Park, Orange Santiago Oaks Regional Park, Orange Santiago Peak, Santa Ana Mountains Santiago Strings, a Pacific Symphony youth ensemble Historic sites of the Rancho Diego Sepúlveda Adobe Modern development of the Rancho Besides Santa Ana, other cities and unincorporated communities formed on the old Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana are El Modena, Santa Ana Heights, Orange, Costa Mesa, Tustin, and Olive. The Rancho Santiago Community College District is located in Santa Ana and is composed of Santa Ana College and Santiago Canyon College in Orange. Notes References Beers, Henry Putney, (1979). "Spanish & Mexican Records of the American Southwest : A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources", Tucson : University of Arizona Press Davila, Amelia L., (1893). "Historic Yorba", Santa Ana Weekly Blade Dominguez, Arnold O., (1985). "José Antonio Yorba I", 2nd Ed., Orange County Historical Society Pleasants, Adelene (1931). "History of Orange County, California. Vol. 1", Los Angeles, CA : J. R. Finnell & Sons Publishing Company Related links City of Santa Ana Public Library Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society City of Santa Ana Don Juan Pablo Grijalva: Anza expedition to what is now Orange County Santiago de Santa Ana Santiago de Santa Ana Santa Ana River 1810 in Alta California 1810 establishments in Alta California Costa Mesa, California Orange, California History of Santa Ana, California Tustin, California Geography of Santa Ana, California