Bartolomé Ramírez (15-16?) was a Spanish military man, who was one of the neighbors of Buenos Aires, who were commissioned to make a request to the King of Spain about the desperate state of the settlers.[1]
Bartolomé Ramírez | |
|---|---|
| Personal details | |
| Born | 1560s Spain |
| Died | 1630s Buenos Aires, Viceroyalty of Peru |
| Occupation | Rancher |
| Profession | Military |
Biography edit
Born in Spain?. In 1583, Ramirez arrived in Buenos Aires,[2] and almost twenty years later in 1602, he received land grants in the Río de las Conchas, was dedicated to managing his small ranch.[3]
Bartolomé Ramírez was married to Ana Rodriguez, (who arrived in Buenos Aires with the expedition of Alonso de Vera).[4]
References edit
- ^ Hombres de la historia del Puerto de Buenos Aires en el período colonial, by Eduardo H. Pinasco, 1972
- ^ Anales de la Sociedad Rural Argentina, Volume 93. Sociedad Rural Argentina., 1959. 1959.
- ^ Fundación de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, by Juan de Garay, January 2014, ISBN 9788499531540
- ^ Archivum: Revista de la Junta de Historia Eclesiástica Argentina, Volume 19. 2000.