Ezcurra, María Josefa, 1785-1856
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Name (Latin)
Ezcurra, María Josefa, 1785-1856
Other forms of name
Arguibel, María Josefa Ezcurra, 1785-1856
De Ezcurra, María Josefa Ezcurra, 1785-1856
Ezcurra Arguibel, María Josefa, 1785-1856
nne Ezcurra, María
Ezcurra de Ezcurra, Maria Josefa, 1785-1856
Ezcurra, Maria Josefa, 1785-1856
Ezcurra, Maria Josefa Ezcurra de, 1785-1856
Date of birth
1785-11-26
Date of death
1856-09-06
Field of activity
Argentina--History--War of Independence, 1810-1817
Associated Language
spa
Gender
female
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- page 4, etc. (María Josefa Ezcurra; María Josefa Ezcurra Arguibel (1785-1856); had a son Coronel Pedro Pablo Rosas y Belgrano with Manuel Belgrano (1770-1820) ( (20 de Junio, día de la bandera, 2015:) )
- cover, etc. (María Ezcurra; historical novel about a fictional relationship between María Ezcurra and Juan José Castelli (1764-1812) during Argentina's War of Independece in 1810 in Buenos Aires ( (Ledesma, M. Escaramuzas, c1997:) )
- Nuevo diccionario biográfico argentino, 1969(Ezcurra de Ezcurra, María Josefa; b. Nov. 26, 1785 in Buenos Aires; sister-in-law of Argentine dictator Juan Manuel de Rosas; lived in Cádiz, Spain 1810-1830s; d. 1856)
- María Josefa Ezcurra; born September 26, 1785 in Buenos Aires, Argentina; died August 6, 1856 in Buenos Aires; father was Juan Ignacio de Ezcurra y Ayerra (originally from Pamplona and came to Argentina in 1770) and Teodora de Arguibel y López de Cossio (daughter of Felipe de Arguibel, a French businessman residing in Buenos Aires); when she was 18 she married her cousin Juan Esteban de Ezcurra y Madoz (born in Navarra and had moved to Buenos Aires to establish himself as a businessman; he was loyal to the Spain during the War of Independence so he returned to Spain in 1810; after his death she inherited his estate in Cadiz); was the mistress of Manuel Belgrano (military leader of Argentina's War of Independence) with whom she had a son, coronel Pedro Rosas y Belgrano (born 1813 in Santa Fe; was raised by her sister Encarnación and her husband Juan Manuel de Rosas) ( (Real Academia de Historia website, September 25, 2020:) )
- Verlichak, Carmen. María Josefa Ezcurra, c1999.
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