Juan Clavería
(1750-1810)
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Juan Clavería (c.1750-1810s) was a French farmer, who served as second commander of the Corps of Quinteros y Labradores. He made his military career at the service of the Spanish Crown, and was promoted with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel for his services in the defense of Buenos Aires during the English invasions.
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1750 Escou, Oloron-Sainte-Marie, France
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1810 (aged 59) Buenos Aires, Argentina
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