Order of Charles III

Toward the end of the year 1793, he embarked on board the frigate Our Lady of the Snow with a valuable cargo, of which he was the proprietor, and came and established himself at Guayaquil, where he married the Donna Mercedes Moreno.

Donna Mercedes was the daughter of Don Manuel Ignacio Moreno, Knight of the Order of Charles III, and perpetual director of the chapter of Guayaquil.

She had two brothers, illustrious in church and state, Don Jose Ignacio Moreno, Archdeacon of Lima, the author of a much esteemed work entitled Peruvian Letters, and also a clever essay on the supremacy of the Pope, and Don Miguel Ignacio Moreno, promoted by the King of Spain to be judge of the Supreme Court of Guatemala.

The last was the father of Cardinal Moreno, Archbishop of Toledo.

Toward the end of the year 1793, he embarked on board the frigate Our Lady of the Snow with a valuable cargo, of which he was the proprietor, and came and established himself at Guayaquil, where he married the Donna Mercedes Moreno.

Donna Mercedes was the daughter of Don Manuel Ignacio Moreno, knight of the Order of Charles III and perpetual director of the chapter of Guayaquil.

She had two brothers, illustrious in church and state, Don Jose Ignacio Moreno, archdeacon of Lima, the author of a much esteemed work entitled Peruvian Letters, and also a clever essay on the supremacy of the Pope, and Don Miguel Ignacio Moreno, promoted by the King of Spain to be judge of the Supreme Court of Guatemala.

The last was the father of Cardinal Moreno, Archbishop of Toledo.

Toward the end of the year 1793, he embarked on board the frigate Our Lady of the Snow with a valuable cargo, of which he was the proprietor, and came and established himself at Guayaquil, where he married the Donna Mercedes Moreno.

Donna Mercedes was the daughter of Don Manuel Ignacio Moreno, Knight of the Order of Charles III, and perpetual director of the chapter of Guayaquil.

She had two brothers, illustrious in church and state, Don Jose Ignacio Moreno, Archdeacon of Lima, the author of a much esteemed work entitled Peruvian Letters, and also a clever essay on the supremacy of the Pope, and Don Miguel Ignacio Moreno, promoted by the King of Spain to be judge of the Supreme Court of Guatemala.

The last was the father of Cardinal Moreno, Archbishop of Toledo.

Toward the end of the year 1793, he embarked on board the frigate Our Lady of the Snow with a valuable cargo, of which he was the proprietor, and came and established himself at Guayaquil, where he married the Donna Mercedes Moreno.

Donna Mercedes was the daughter of Don Manuel Ignacio Moreno, knight of the Order of Charles III, and perpetual director of the chapter of Guayaquil.

She had two brothers, illustrious in church and state, Don Jose Ignacio Moreno, archdeacon of Lima, the author of a much esteemed work entitled Peruvian Letters, and also a clever essay on the supremacy of the Pope, and Don Miguel Ignacio Moreno, promoted by the King of Spain to be judge of the Supreme Court of Guatemala.

The last was the father of Cardinal Moreno, Archbishop of Toledo.