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198: 432:. At the presentation ceremony General MacKenna, the man "unreservedly regarded as the greatest of County Monaghan's exiles" was commemorated in speeches by Most Rev. Dr Joseph Duffy, Bishop of Clogher and by his descendant Senor Ferrada who declared, "In this city of Monaghan, very near to Willville House, the tombs of my ancestors are in the old cemetery. There, my own blood is interred in the sacred earth." 40: 365:
In 1809 Juan Mackenna married Josefina Vicuña y Larraín, an eighteen-year-old Chilean woman from a family with revolutionary connections, with whom he had three children: María del Carmen Dolores, Juan Francisco María del Tránsito, and Félix. After the Declaration of Chilean Independence in 1810, he
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and his group of supporters of South American independence. When Ambrosio O'Higgins died in 1801, Avilés was appointed viceroy of Peru. It took him eight years to remove O'Higgins's protégé Juan Mackenna from Osorno.
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side and was commissioned by the first Chilean government to prepare a plan for the defense of the country and oversaw the equipment of the new
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The following year he was called to the defence committee of the new Republic of Chile, and in 1811 was appointed governor of
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As a reward for his victory, he was appointed commandant-general by Bernardo O'Higgins, but after a coup d'Ă©tat led by
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For the purpose of a new assignment, in October 1796, Juan Mackenna left Spain for South America. He arrived in
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and his brothers, Juan Mackenna was dismissed from the post and taken prisoner. He was a firm ally of
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Historic Buildings, Groups of Buildings and Areas of Architectural Importance in the Town of Monaghan
809: 690: 286: 181:(26 October 1771 – 21 November 1814) was an Irish-born, Chilean military officer and hero of the 142: 705:(in Spanish). Vol. I & II. Santiago, Chile: Imprenta de El Independiente. p. 310. 517:"Dictionary of Irish Latin American Biography > "Mackenna, John [Juan] (1771-1814)"" 250: 197: 120: 544: 382: 257:. He also trained in the Royal Military Academy as a Military Engineer between 1785 and 1791. 386: 349: 318: 246: 282: 749: 744: 394: 353: 162: 378: 8: 569: 310: 289:. For his exploits in defence of the Plaza de Rozas, he was promoted to captain in 1795. 278: 115: 684: 601: 152: 645: 302: 157: 125: 67: 185:. He is considered to have been the creator of the Corps of Military Engineers of the 618: 389:, who appointed him as one of the key officers to fight the Spanish army of General 463: 453: 441: 337: 329:
and put him in charge of the reconstruction works for this southern Chilean town.
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under General Ricardos and there met the future liberator of Argentina,
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town and Eleanora O'Reilly and, on his mother's side, a nephew to
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El General Juan Mackenna: HĂ©roe del Membrillar (Ensayo histĂłrico)
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in 1814, when Carrera took over power. Juan Mackenna died in
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In this capacity, Juan Mackenna convinced the families of
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County Museum on 5 August 2004 by his direct descendant
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Mackenna was the great-grandfather of Chilean composer
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where he studied at the Royal School of Mathematics in
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In 1787 he was accepted into the Irish Brigade of the
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A bust of General MacKenna was publicly presented to
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London: Smith, Elder & Co. 650:Historia Jeneral de la Independencia de Chile 273:in northern Africa, under Lieutenant Colonel 716:Dictionary of Irish Latin American Biography 697: 670: 644: 281:against the French, Juan Mackenna fought in 609:Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography 570:"Carmela Mackenna Subercaseaux (1879-1962)" 38: 19:For other people named John MacKenna, see 790:People of the Chilean War of Independence 616: 503: 196: 755:Military personnel from County Monaghan 539: 537: 88:United Provinces of the RĂ­o de la Plata 737: 785:19th-century Irish military personnel 703:Recuerdos de treinta años (1810-1840) 360: 663:Historia de la Independencia Chilena 534: 206:Elena Mackenna Serrano de Errázuriz 16:Chilean military officer (1771–1814) 656: 584:"GENEALOGIA DE LA FAMILIA MACKENNA" 325:of PerĂş, who named him Governor of 13: 765:Irish soldiers in the Spanish Army 709: 292: 269:, and joined the army fighting in 260: 14: 826: 730: 321:, another Irishman, at that time 630:Dictionary of National Biography 420:Public commemoration in Monaghan 412:late in 1814, after a duel with 381:. 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John MacKenna (disambiguation)

Monaghan
County Monaghan
Kingdom of Ireland
Buenos Aires
United Provinces of the RĂ­o de la Plata
Siege of Ceuta
War of the Pyrenees
Battle of Peyrestortes
Battle of Truillas
Siege of Roses
Chilean War of Independence
Battle of Yerbas Buenas
Battle of San Carlos
Siege of Chillán
Battle of El Roble
Battle of Membrillar
Brigadier
Chilean War of Independence
Chilean Army

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Oil on canvas
Exequiel Plaza
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