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Desideria Ocampo Arriola (1861 – April 9, 1910) was the wife of President Manuel Estrada Cabrera, and served as First Lady of Guatemala during his presidency. She was daughter of Gabriel Ocampo and María Encarnación Arriola She died in France in April 1910.
Desideria Ocampo de Estrada Cabrera. No he podido comprobar desde cuándo y por qué la señora Desideria Ocampo de Estrada Cabrera, esposa del ex presidente de Guatemala Manuel Estrada Cabrera, se instaló en Niza, ciudad europea, donde falleció en mayo de 1910. Sus restos vinieron a Guatemala, con escala en Nueva Orleands, donde estuvo en ...
May 25, 2018 · Birth of Francisco Estrada Cabrera Ocampo. 1910. April 9, 1910. Age 49. Death of Desideria Ocampo Arriola. Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France. Genealogy for Desideria Ocampo Arriola (c.1861 - 1910) family tree on Geni, with over 230 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives.
- Quetzaltenango
- circa 1861
- Quetzaltenango
- Quetzaltenango, Quetzaltenango, Guatemala
1777-1860. Biography. Queen of Sweden; born in Marseille; her sister Julie Clary married Joseph Bonaparte and Désirée herself was briefly engaged to Napoléon (1795); in 1798 she married general Bernadotte (q.v.); when her husband was elected heir to the Swedish crown (1810) Désirée moved to Sweden, but she returned alone to Paris and ...
- A Cold Kingdom
- Life at Rosersberg
- The Queen's Jointure
- Late to The Final Performance
Things went well for Jean Baptiste Bernadotte. He was promoted to the rank of marshal, and was eventually rewarded with a small principality of his own, Pontecorvo. One day, he was offered a kingdom. And so Désirée became Crown Princess of Sweden and took the Swedish name Desideria. Desideria found Swedish court life rigid and dull, and her husband...
From 1823 onwards, Desideria settled in Sweden permanently. One place, at least, where she seems to have been happy was Rosersberg Palace. Queen Desideria and King Karl XIV Johan spent part of the summer here, and life at the summer palace was less formal. At Rosersberg, they entertained themselves with theatre and music. The king also liked to pla...
When King Karl XIV Johan died in 1844, Queen Desideria was granted Rosersberg as her jointure. She brought mementos here, and hung portraits of her relatives on the walls. Comfortable footstools were placed alongside her favourite sofa. In short, she made the place feel homely and personal with simple means. The queen dowager was very fond of anima...
All her life, the queen found it hard to be punctual. On 17 December 1860, she arrived late as usual at the Royal Swedish Opera. She only made it in time to see the curtain fall on Calderón's 'Life Is a Dream'. A short while later, the woman who had found herself at the heart of world history was dead. The performance was over. Top image: Desideria...
Desideria (Désirée Clary), 1777–1860. Désirée was born on 8 November 1777 in Marseilles, the youngest of nine children. Her parents were François Clary and Françoise Rose Soumis. After the revolution, she got to know Jean Baptiste Bernadotte. They were married in 1798, and their son Oskar (I) was born the following year.
May 19, 2017 · Bernardine Eugénie Désirée Clary was born on 8 November 1777 as the daughter of François Clary and Françoise Rose Somis. She was educated in a convent and was just 11 years old when the French Revolution broke out. She then returned to live with her parents. Her father died in 1794, and he had made an appeal to be ennobled shortly before ...
