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Pedro Antonio Llerena

a Comandante named in the Canelones burial of a soldier, 2 April 1820

A COMANDANTE 'D. PEDRO ANTONIO LLERENA' NAMED IN A CANELONES BURIAL OF 1820, NEW TO THIS ARCHIVE: IDENTITY OPEN.

What the record says

Birthplace
Uruguay
as the record gives it
Occupation
militar (Comandante of Spanish guerrillas, 1820)
the word the document uses
Where found
Canelones
the search that produced this person
Unplaced

The story

  1. Where they came from

    No parent is named for this person in this archive yet.

  2. About this record

    A COMANDANTE 'D. PEDRO ANTONIO LLERENA' NAMED IN A CANELONES BURIAL OF 1820, NEW TO THIS ARCHIVE: IDENTITY OPEN. The act: 'El dia dos de Abril de mil ochocientos veinte yo el infrascrito Cura y Vicario de esta Parroquia de N. S. de Guadalupe de Canelones sepulte con oficio rezado en el cementerio a Manuel Vale[...] [the surname is cut at the line end], de estado soltero, de profesion militar de las guerrillas Espanolas del Comandante D.

    Read on

    Pedro Antonio Llerena. Murio en la comunion de la Santa Iglesia Romana: no recibio Sacramento alguno: murio violentamente. Por verdad lo firmo', signed Tomas Dr. de Gomensoro; margin 'Manuel de Limon' [read, not settled]. WHAT IT SHOWS: a man styled Comandante and written Llerena, leading 'Spanish guerrillas' in the Canelones district in April 1820, the year of the Portuguese occupation of the Banda Oriental; he is NAMED ONLY, as the leader of the dead man, and the act says nothing of his age, birthplace, wife or parents. WHETHER HE IS PEDRO ANTONIO LERENA, born at Canelones on 31 July 1793 to the dragoon Sancho Lerena and Maria Fernandez (row of Pedro Antonio LERENA, son of Sancho), IS NOT SETTLED: the name and the district agree, and he would have been twenty-six; but a commandant at twenty-six is unusual, the name Pedro Antonio is common, and nothing joins them. NOT MERGED. Nothing about Fidel Lerena or Isidora Izaural in the act; found while scanning the Canelones death book of 1805-1822 for them.

Where this comes from

Catedral Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe (Canelones), Religious Death Records October 1805 - December 1822 (image group M99H-14C, 241 images; DGS film 008166579 item 10), image 192 (ark 3:1:3Q9M-CS2Z-7SS6-4), right page, burial of 2 April 1820 - PLATE READ 12 November 2026, found by scanning the volume's machine transcript for the surname and its wider spellings (the machine read 'Llerena' in the body; the plate, zoomed, agrees)
the record ↗

No relationships are recorded for this person. The source names them and nothing more. That is the ordinary case in this register, and it is why they are marked unplaced.

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Where they were found

Canelones
15people of this surname recorded here

Others recorded in the same place: Hilario BARROS Llerena · Jose (esclavo de Manuel Lopez, confirmed 1804) · Joseph PONTECELI · Agueda RIVERO · Jose Loreto LERENA Fernandez · Joseph del RIOS (Notario Eclesiastico, Canelones) · Francisco de los Santos de ACUNA (witness, Canelones) · Florentino GOMEZ (married Ana Gomez, Canelones) · Ana GOMEZ (married Florentino, Canelones) · Antonio VILLEGAS · Jose del RIO · Juan Francisco CARDOSO

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