Juan José Quesada (1790 in Corrientes, Argentina – April 1832 in Montevideo, Uruguay) was a colonel of Argentina. He joined the regiment of dragoons, took part in the siege of Montevideo, and operated in the Upper Peru under the command of José Rondeau and Martín Miguel de Güemes. He fought with San Martín in the campaigns in Chile and Peru, and fought in the war against Brazil. He died in Montevideo on April 13, 1832.
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| - Juan José Quesada (1790 in Corrientes, Argentina – April 1832 in Montevideo, Uruguay) was a colonel of Argentina. He joined the regiment of dragoons, took part in the siege of Montevideo, and operated in the Upper Peru under the command of José Rondeau and Martín Miguel de Güemes. He fought with San Martín in the campaigns in Chile and Peru, and fought in the war against Brazil. He died in Montevideo on April 13, 1832.
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- Juan José Quesada (n. Corrientes, Virreinato del Río de la Plata, 1790 – † Montevideo, Uruguay, abril de 1832), militar argentino, que participó en las guerras de independencia de su país y en la Guerra del Brasil. Era hermano de los oficiales Sixto y Dionisio Quesada. (es)
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| - Juan José Quesada (1790 in Corrientes, Argentina – April 1832 in Montevideo, Uruguay) was a colonel of Argentina. He joined the regiment of dragoons, took part in the siege of Montevideo, and operated in the Upper Peru under the command of José Rondeau and Martín Miguel de Güemes. He fought with San Martín in the campaigns in Chile and Peru, and fought in the war against Brazil. He died in Montevideo on April 13, 1832.
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- Juan José Quesada (n. Corrientes, Virreinato del Río de la Plata, 1790 – † Montevideo, Uruguay, abril de 1832), militar argentino, que participó en las guerras de independencia de su país y en la Guerra del Brasil. Era hermano de los oficiales Sixto y Dionisio Quesada. (es)
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