March 3, 1905(1905-03-03) (aged 63) Santiago, Chile
Nationality
Chilean, Bolivian
Spouse(s)
Rosaura Sánchez Helena Allende
Children
Alfonso Melgarejo Sánchez Daniel Melgarejo Allende Margarita Melgarejo Allende Eulalia Melgarejo Allende
Parent(s)
Mariano Melgarejo Rosa Rojas
Occupation
Military officer, Businessman
Military service
Branch/service
Bolivian Army
Rank
General
Severo Melgarejo Rojas (10 January 1842 - 3 March 1905) was a Bolivian military officer, business man and guano magnate. He was the son of the President of Bolivia, Mariano Melgarejo,[1] and his wife Rosa Rojas. He was considered a traitor by most Bolivians of his day due to his Chilean citizenship.
^Daireaux, Max (1966). Melgarejo (in Spanish). Andina.
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