Joseph de Agulló i Pinos

Joseph de Agulló - Pinos (c. 1670–1704) was a Catalan nobleman, Lord and Marquess of Gironella.[1]

In this Catalan name, the first or paternal surname is Agulló and the second or maternal family name is Pinos; both are generally joined by the conjunction "i".
Joseph de Agulló i Pinos
Marques de Gironella
Born1670s
Barcelona, Spain
Died1704
Ceuta
OccupationMilitary
Government

Biography

In 1702 Joseph de Agulló was appointed Governor and Captain general of Ceuta.[2] General Agulló, crushed the resistance of the Moors, who he overcame in a battle which occurred at Ceuta on May 18, 1703, with the command of 1500 men of infantry and 160 horses.[3] His wife was María Francisca de Sagarriga y de Lapuente Marquise of Gironella.[4]

References
  1. La nueva nobleza titulada de España y América en el siglo XVIII (1701-1746, by María del Mar Felices de la Fuente, January 2012, ISBN 9788415487029
  2. La nueva nobleza titulada de España y América en el siglo XVIII (1701-1746, by María del Mar Felices de la Fuente, 26 July 2013, ISBN 9788415487814
  3. Poblacion general de Espana, by Juan Antonio de Estrada, 1768
  4. Els castells catalans, Volume 5, by Català i Roca, Pere, 2011, ISBN 9788423203352
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