Manuel Domingo Arteche Aurrecoechea
17 June 1833–
Igorre, Biscay, Basque Country, Spain
The Life Summary of Manuel Domingo
When Manuel Domingo Arteche Aurrecoechea was christened on 17 June 1833, in Igorre, Biscay, Basque Country, Spain, his father, Francisco Arteche Unsañuartu, was 29 and his mother, María Antonia Aurrecoechea Amorrortu, was 33.
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Family Time Line
Francisco Arteche Unsañuartu
1803–
María Antonia Aurrecoechea Amorrortu
1800–
Aquilino de Arteche Aurrecoechea
1827–
Maria Antonia de Arteche Aurrecoechea
–
Andres Arteche Aurrecoechea
1828–
Maria Antonia Arteche Aurrecoechea
1829–
Francisca Pia Arteche Aurrecoechea
1831–
Manuel Domingo Arteche Aurrecoechea
1833–
Blas Arteche Aurrecoechea
1835–
Francisco Yndalecio Arteche Aurrecoechea
1837–
Eugenio Antonio Arteche Aurrecoechea
1838–
Ramona Simona Arteche Aurrecoechea
1840–
Pablo Thomas Arteche Aurrecoechea
1842–
Parents and Siblings
1803–Male
1800–Female
Siblings
(11)
1827–Male
1828–Male
1829–Female
1831–Female
1833–Male
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World Events (3)
1835 · Battle of the Alamo
1835 · Battle of the Alamo
"General Santa Ana and his troops defeat the American side, who sought shelter in a mission church, in San Antonio. This defeat would inspire the American side to victory in later battles, making the battle cry ""Remember the Alamo!"" a well known phrase."
1835 · Battle of Gonzalez
1835 · Battle of Gonzalez
On Oct 2, 1835, the Texas revolution begins as a result of the Battle of Gonzalez. Texas gains eventually its independence from Mexico in 1836.
1836 · Texas gains independence
1836 · Texas gains independence
Texas gains its independence from Mexico.
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Sources (1)
- Manuel Domingo De Arteche, "España, bautismos, 1502-1940"
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