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Manuela Diez Jimenez[editar]
Manuela Diez Jimenez (1786, Santa Cruz del El Seibo, Dominican Republic - 1858) participated in the independency of the Dominican Republic in 1844 as an active member of the Sociedad Secreta la Trinitaria.[1] Diez Jimenez was the mother of Juan Pablo Duarte, the principal person known as the founder and promoter of the Dominican Republic.
Biography[editar]
Manuela Diez Jimenez was born in June 26th, 1786 in El Seibo, Dominican Republic.
The father of Diaz Jimenez was Antonio Diez, an emigrant from Palencia, Spain. Her mother was Rufina Jimenez Benitez, native from Santa Cruz de El Seibo, Dominican Republic. She had three brothers: Antonio, Mariano, and Jose Acupernico.
Diez Jimenez got married in 1800 with Juan Jose Duarte, originally from Spain. They had twelve sons:
- Vicente Celestino (1802-1865)
- María Josefa (1810-1843)
- Manuel (1811-1811)
- Juan Pablo (1813-1876), Padre de la Patria.
- Ana María (1814-1816)
- Manuel (1816-1818)
- Filomena (1818-1865)
- Rosa Protomártir (1820-1888)
- Juana Bautista (1824-1843)
- Manuel Amáralos María (1826-1890)
- María Francisca (1831-1889)
- Amara Duarte (1831-1889)