Francisca Silveira de Ibarrola

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Gender: F
Ethnic origin: Unknown

Biographical details

Born in Buenos Aires in 1769, in 1834 she married Tadeo Ibarrola, a descendent of one of the founders of Buenos Aires. She was widowed in 1810 and her son was a colonel in the independence army. She contributed 100 pesos to the Upper Peru expedition and "the services of my only son". She died in Buenos Aires on 16 January 1834. (Sosa de Newton, 590)

Her parents were José Silveira and Agustina Roza de Arrazcaete. She married Tadeo Ibarrola, a descendant of one of the founders of Buenos Aires on 21 November 1785. In 1810 she was a widow and she presented her oldest son, Amadeo Ibarrola, to enrol in the independence army along with 100 pesos for the cost of the expedition. She died on 16 January 1834. (Carranza, 30-31)

Life Events

Born	1769	She was born in Buenos Aires.
Married	1785	She married Tadeo Ibarrola on 21 November 1785.
Other	1810	She contributed 100 pesos to the Upper Peru expedition and enrolled her son in the independence army.
Died	1834	She died in Buenos Aires on 16 January 1834.

References

Sosa de Newton, Lily, (1986), Diccionario biográfico de mujeres argentinas

Carranza, Adolfo P., (1910), Patricias argentinas

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