Garci González de Silva

Garci González de Silva

historical figure Venezuela

Garci González de Silva (1606–1625) was a prominent colonial figure in Caracas, Venezuela, known for his military leadership and governance. He played a crucial role in defending the city from indigenous attacks and pirates, and he is an ancestor of Pope León XIV and Antonio José de Sucre, linking him to significant historical narratives of the region.

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Venezuela Venezuela: Garci González de Silva is hypothesized to be the father of Clara González de Silva. 6

Robert Prevost Mildred Agnes Martinez Diego Velazquez De Cuellar Hernan Cortes Hernando De Soto Juan Gonzalez Vazquez Clara Gonzalez De Silva Maria Rodriguez De Santos Y Vera Ibargoyen Simon Bolivar Antonio Jose De Sucre Ana Vazquez De Rojas Diego Gomez De Aguero Benito Arias Montano Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra
El Nacional: El papa León XIV desciende de la estirpe de las Rojas, linaje de conquistadores españoles que formaron parte de la sociedad de la Venezuela del siglo XVI