through the female line of the eighth marchioness, other holders would be: Diego Cugia, maybe 9th Marquess of St. Charles, Marquess of St. Ursula (born 1875)...
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Affairs 1864–1866 Succeeded by Emilio Visconti-Venosta Preceded by Efisio Cugia Italian Minister of the Navy 1864–1864 Succeeded by Diego Angioletti...
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with some indirect passages and three female inheritances. Joseph Cadello Cugia, 1st Marquess of San Sperate (born 1693), 1749–1792; unmarried; Sadorro...
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1663 – Nov 1679 Died) Serafino Esquirro (15 Jul 1680 – 1681 Died) Domenico Cugia (10 Apr 1684 – 1693 Died) Francesco Masones y Nin (2 Jan 1693 – 15 Sep 1704...
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fundamental reference on the Amazon region. In 1637, the Jesuits Gaspar Cugia and Lucas de la Cueva from Quito began establishing the Mainas missions...
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Rafael Ferrer was martyred in 1610. In 1637, the Jesuits of Quito, Gaspar Cugia and Lucas de la Cueva began establishing missions in Mainas (or Maynas)...
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while Origen says 1624. Referred to by D. Scano, while Origen refers to Diego De Silva and F. Floris to Ana Portugal, Rodrigo De Silva's wife. Referred...
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Minghetti became Prime Minister in March 1863, General Efisio Cugia was chosen to replace Persano. Cugia inherited a Regia Marina rapidly growing in size and quickly...
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(1810–1872) 25 January 1863 20 April 1863 Military Farini Minghetti I Efisio Cugia (1818–1872) 20 April 1863 28 September 1864 Military Minghetti I Alfonso...
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