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About: Juan Francisco Machado     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Juan Francisco Machado was the governor of the then Spanish colony Trinidad from 1781 to 1784. In the late 18th century Trinidad was subordinated administratively to the intendant of Caracas. Machado's predecessor, military governor , had been dismissed for incompetence by intendant after a political affair. On March 31, 1781, Machado was appointed as Delgados successor. Delgado's mandate was affected by constant quarrelling with civil governor about competences. This condition continued seamlessly during Machado's short term. In October 1783 the term of civil governor de Salaverría ended, and the Spanish government appointed José María Chacón as his successor. Chacón was supposed to be the first governor since 1779 to be civil and military governor in unison. Since Chacón had to travel