José de Solano y Bote, 1st Marquess of Socorro (March 6, 1726 – March 24, 1806) was a Spanish Navy officer, nobleman and colonial administrator. He served...

José Solano may refer to: José Solano (actor) (born 1971), American actor José Solano y Bote (1726–1806), Spanish naval officer José Solano, executive...

alone"). José Solano y Bote was later recognized by King Charles III for coming to aid Gálvez with the title Marques del Socorro. A painting of Solano now...

harbour from naval attacks. It was constructed c. 1766 by order of Don José Solano y Bote on behalf of the King of Spain. It has been described as the last...

José Solano y Bote (1726–1806), Spanish naval officer David Bote, American baseball player Bote & Bock, a German publishing house Der Elsässer Bote,...

(disambiguation) José Solano y Bote (1726–1806), Spanish naval officer All pages with titles containing Solano This page lists people with the surname Solano. If an...

known as the Company of the White Canary Islanders by the governor, José Solano y Bote. Sebastián de Miranda directed his regiment for five years, but his...

by the Treaty of Madrid between the Crowns of Portugal and Spain. José Solano y Bote set up his exploration base there on the banks of the Rio Negro with...

leaders Bernardo de Gálvez (WIA) Francisco de Miranda José Calvo de Irazabal José Solano y Bote Juan Manuel de Cagigal François-Aymar de Monteil William...

Rubio y Peñaranda 1759-1771 Field-Marshal Manuel de Azlor y Urries 1771-1779 Brigadier José Solano y Bote 1779-1785 Brigadier Isidoro de Peralta y Rojas...

Dominicana, Hipólito Mejía Orden de Don José Solano y Bote (Venezuela) Huésped de Honor de las ciudades de La Plata y Rosario (Argentina) Personaje del año...

Enciclopedia de México, v. 5. Mexico City José Luis Santalo Rodríguez de Viguri (1973). Don Jose Solano y Bote, Primer Marqués del Socorro Capitán General...

invasion and commanded the floating batteries at the siege of Gibraltar. Jose Solano y Bote was an admiral in the Spanish Navy. For his role in assisting Bernardo...

Arriaga y Ribera 22/06/1751 - 09/09/1757 Felipe Ricardos 09/09/1757 - 12/11/1763 Felipe de Estenoz 12/11/1763 - 04/04/1771 José Solano y Bote, marqués...

Mediterranean entirely. Lángara detached an escort fleet under Rear-Admiral José Solano y Bote, which sailed with Richery for 300 nautical miles (560 km) into the...

Occina José Solano y Bote Zenón de Somodevilla y Bengoechea Vicente Tofiño de San Miguel y Vandelvalle Joaquín Toledo y Parra Antonio de Ulloa y de la Torre-Giralt...

Town Hall and the Governor and Commander in chief of the Province, Jose Solano y Bote, in 1764 thought about transferring the entire city to this location...

nautical miles (560 km) westwards with a large escort under Rear-Admiral José Solano y Bote, the French admiral then separating and fulfilling his original mission...

reinforcements, naval and army, Spanish and French, from Cuba led by General Jose Solano y Bote arrived. Campbell inspired his troops to defend Fort George. However...

(Miguelito) Juan José Ryp - (Black Summer, No Hero) Armando Salas - (Adan, Jauja y Colas, Merlina, Don Teleneco) Leopoldo Sánchez - (Bogey) José Sanchis Grau...

rebound on rear wall Atxiki (Basque pronunciation: [atʃiki]): illegal retain Bote, punpa: bounce Ados: tie, draw A statue commemorating the game skills used...

Ohio-State Michigan football game off". USA Today. Retrieved December 8, 2020. Bote, Joshua; Hauck, Grace; Shannon, Joel (December 12, 2020). "Coronavirus updates:...

surrendered a two-out, two-strike walk-off grand slam to rookie pinch-hitter David Bote. After the game, Madson said he had been experiencing shooting pain in his...

homem do caminho (monologue, originally titled Sempre em Frente), 1996 O bote da loba, 1997 Chico Viola (unfinished), 1997 As aventuras do coelho Gabriel...