Born on 17 February 1865 in Madrid, son to Mariano Cabeza de Vaca y Morales and Francisca de Borja Fernández de Córdoba y Bernaldo de Quirós.[1]
He served as civil governor of Seville.[2] He was later elected as member of the Congress of Deputies,[2] serving in the lower house in representation of Don Benito (Badajoz) and Granada from 1899 to 1907.[3] He served as Director–General for Posts and Telegraphs and as (elected) municipal councillor of Madrid.[2]
A prominent silvelista (follower of Francisco Silvela within the Conservative Party) and politically close to Eduardo Dato, he has appointed as Mayor of Madrid via Royal Order signed on 10 December 1902,[4] serving from 23 December 1902 to 27 July 1903.[5] His brief tenure before his replacement by the Marquis of Lema was signified by two issues: a draft for the project of Gran Vía and the tramway of El Pardo.[6] He was member of the managing committee of the Centro de Acción Nobiliaria [es], created in 1909.[7] He became Senator por derecho propio (in virtue of his nobiliary status) in 1909.[3]
Izquierdo, Antonio (1973). (PDF). Villa de Madrid. Madrid: Ayuntamiento de Madrid (40): 6–15. ISSN 0042-6164. Archived from the original (PDF) on 26 December 2015.
Soldevilla, Fernando (1903). El año político. 1902. Madrid: Imprenta de Ricardo Rojas.
Soldevilla, Fernando (1922). El año político. 1921. Madrid: Imprenta y Encuadernación de Julio Cosano.
vicente, cabeza, vaca, fernández, córdoba, marquis, portago, this, spanish, name, first, paternal, surname, cabeza, vaca, second, maternal, family, name, fernández, córdoba, vicente, cabeza, vaca, fernández, córdoba, marquis, portago, 1865, 1921, spanish, poli. In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Cabeza de Vaca and the second or maternal family name is Fernandez de Cordoba Vicente Cabeza de Vaca y Fernandez de Cordoba 9th Marquis of Portago 1865 1921 was a Spanish politician A member of the Conservative Party he served as Mayor of Madrid from 1902 to 1903 and as Minister of Public Instruction and Fine Arts in 1920 The Marquis of PortagoPhotographed by Christian Franzen 1913Mayor of MadridIn office 23 December 1902 27 July 1903Preceded byAlberto AguileraSucceeded byMarquis of LemaPersonal detailsBorn17 February 1865Madrid SpainDied15 November 1921Madrid SpainPolitical partyConservative PartyOccupationPoliticianBiography editBorn on 17 February 1865 in Madrid son to Mariano Cabeza de Vaca y Morales and Francisca de Borja Fernandez de Cordoba y Bernaldo de Quiros 1 He served as civil governor of Seville 2 He was later elected as member of the Congress of Deputies 2 serving in the lower house in representation of Don Benito Badajoz and Granada from 1899 to 1907 3 He served as Director General for Posts and Telegraphs and as elected municipal councillor of Madrid 2 A prominent silvelista follower of Francisco Silvela within the Conservative Party and politically close to Eduardo Dato he has appointed as Mayor of Madrid via Royal Order signed on 10 December 1902 4 serving from 23 December 1902 to 27 July 1903 5 His brief tenure before his replacement by the Marquis of Lema was signified by two issues a draft for the project of Gran Via and the tramway of El Pardo 6 He was member of the managing committee of the Centro de Accion Nobiliaria es created in 1909 7 He became Senator por derecho propio in virtue of his nobiliary status in 1909 3 He served as Minister of Public Instruction and Fine Arts from September to December 1920 part of a cabinet presided by Dato 8 3 He retired from the post due to illness 3 dying in Madrid on 15 November 1921 1 References editCitations a b Vicente Cabeza de Vaca y Fernandez de Cordoba Fundacion Casa de Medinaceli a b c El marques de Portago Heraldo de Madrid XIII 4406 1 10 December 1902 ISSN 2171 0090 a b c d Soldevilla 1922 p 376 Soldevilla 1903 p 440 Los madrilenos eligen al alcalde numero 245 de la historia del Ayuntamiento PDF Ya 11 June 1987 Izquierdo 1973 p 8 Accion Nobiliaria ABC Madrid 28 December 1909 Reinado de Alfonso XIII 25 11 1885 14 04 1931 Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas BibliographyIzquierdo Antonio 1973 Las cincuenta y tres alcaldias del siglo XX Del marques de Aguilar de Campoo a Miguel Angel Garcia Lomas PDF Villa de Madrid Madrid Ayuntamiento de Madrid 40 6 15 ISSN 0042 6164 Archived from the original PDF on 26 December 2015 Soldevilla Fernando 1903 El ano politico 1902 Madrid Imprenta de Ricardo Rojas Soldevilla Fernando 1922 El ano politico 1921 Madrid Imprenta y Encuadernacion de Julio Cosano Government officesPreceded byAlberto Aguilera y Velasco Mayor of Madrid1902 1903 Succeeded bySalvador Bermudez de Castro O LawlorMarquis of LemaPreceded byLuis Espada Guntin es Ministry of Public Instruction and Fine Arts1920 Succeeded byTomas Montejo y Rica es Spanish nobilityPreceded byMariano Cabeza de Vaca y Morales Marquis of Portago Succeeded byAntonio Cabeza de Vaca y Carvajal nbsp This article about a Madrid politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This biography of a Spanish noble is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp nbsp This article about a mayor in Spain is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vicente Cabeza de Vaca y Fernandez de Cordoba Marquis of Portago amp oldid 1135225643, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
