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Q426381 description "Cuban politician".
Q426381 description "Cuban politician".
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Q426381 abstract "José Coppinger (April 5, 1773 – August 15, 1844) was a prominent Spanish soldier of Cuban origin who served in the infantry of the Royal Spanish Army (Ejército de Tierra) and governed East Florida (1816 - 1821) and several areas in Cuba including (Pinar Del Rio, Bayamo, the Cuatro Villas (the towns of Trinidad, Santo Espiritu, Villa Clara, San Juan de los Remedios) and Trinidad Province; at different times between 1801 and 1834). He was also a member of the Royal and Military Order of Saint Ferdinand and San Hermenegildo.".
Q426381 activeYearsEndDate "1821-07-10".
Q426381 activeYearsStartDate "1816-01-06".
Q426381 birthDate "1773-04-05".
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Q426381 birthYear "1773".
Q426381 deathDate "1844-07-15".
Q426381 deathDate "1888-03-06".
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Q426381 deathYear "1888".
Q426381 orderInOffice "8th Governor of Spanish East Florida".
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Q426381 birthDate "1773-04-05".
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Q426381 dateOfBirth "1773-04-05".
Q426381 dateOfDeath "1888-03-06".
Q426381 deathDate "1844-07-15".
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Q426381 name "Coppinger, Jose Maria".
Q426381 name "José María Coppinger".
Q426381 order "8".
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Q426381 placeOfDeath "Havana, Cuba".
Q426381 shortDescription "Cuban politician".
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Q426381 successor "(as Military Governor of American Florida)".
Q426381 termEnd "1821-07-10".
Q426381 termStart "1816-01-06".
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Q426381 comment "José Coppinger (April 5, 1773 – August 15, 1844) was a prominent Spanish soldier of Cuban origin who served in the infantry of the Royal Spanish Army (Ejército de Tierra) and governed East Florida (1816 - 1821) and several areas in Cuba including (Pinar Del Rio, Bayamo, the Cuatro Villas (the towns of Trinidad, Santo Espiritu, Villa Clara, San Juan de los Remedios) and Trinidad Province; at different times between 1801 and 1834).".