José María Magallón

José María Magallón y Campuzano served in Paris, Washington, and Santiago de Chile. He later inherited the family’s titles after his brother Joaquín died without surviving descendants. His American record includes acting leadership of the legation in the 1850s. He was a later member of the family than the Marquis of San Adrián painted by Goya. 1, 2

Washington Appointments

  • Spain — Chargé d’affaires, Recorded 1854-05-30
  • Spain — Chargé d’affaires, 1856–1857

Sources

  1. La familia Magallón: 600 años de historia

    Cuadernos del Marqués de San Adrián; José María Magallón y Campuzano, diplomatic service in Paris, Washington, and Chile

  2. Spain — U.S. Chief of Protocol incoming representatives

    Name and credential/acting entries; dates must be read with their labels

  3. Repertorio diplomático español

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