Miami, FL | Milwaukee, WI | Miami Beach, FL
Benito Fernandez lives in Miami, Florida. Other places in which he has lived are Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Miami Beach, Florida; Chicago, Illinois and Coral Gables, Florida. Some of Benito relatives are Anthony A Fernandez, Francis Manuel Fernandez, Juana Daisy Fernandez, Juana Daisy Fernandez, Mauricio Fernandez-cruz, Idalia M Fernandez, Fernandez Amy Weber, Beatriz Arauz-fernandez, Amy Fernandez, Silvia Fernandez Fernandezcruz, Cynthia Marie Cruz, Felicia E Fernandez and Felix M Fernandez.
Benito Fernandez lives in New York, NY, but has also spent time in Hialeah, FL. Some of Benito relatives are Maria A Fernandez and Marcia R Fernandez.
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Benito Fernandez's address is ***** Green Acres, Georgetown, TX.
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Benito Fernandez's age is 39.
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Benito Fernández y Rana de Santa Ana was a Franciscan friar who served as president of the Texas missions of the College of Santa Cruz de Querétaro from 1734 to 1750 and played an important role in the early history of the Alamo Mission in San Antonio. Born in Berán, Spain, on June 4, 1707, he joined the Franciscan order and was ordained in 1731. He was despatched later that year to the San Antonio de Valero Mission in Texas, later known as the Alamo. At San Antonio, he helped to resolve disputes within the local Spanish community and brokered a peace with the Apache, who had been repeatedly attacking the mission. Santa Ana was an opponent of the enslavement of the Apache and believed that they could be peacefully induced to settle in the missions. In 1745, he personally convinced Viceroy Pedro Cebrián y Agustín to rescind a decree permitting the employment of mission Indians by farms in San Antonio. Santa Ana fell ill in February 1750 and retired from the presidency of the missions. He died in March or April 1761.. You can find more here.
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