Between 1822 and 1827 they furnished the presidio with supplies valued at $12,921.

The population, however, gradually decreased until about 400 were left at the time of secularization in 1835.

The Purisima estate at this time was estimated by the appraisers to be worth about $60,000.

The inventory included a library valued at $655 and five bells worth $1000.

With the exception of the church property this estate, or what remained of it, was sold in 1845 for $1110.