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Amalia de Llano (April 29, 1822 - July 6, 1874) was a Spanish countess and writer.

Marriage and Descendants

Amalia married on October 12, 1839, with Gonzalo Vilches and Parga (1808–1879). The couple had two children:

Gonzalo Vilches and Llano ( Madrid, June 13 of 1842 - Madrid, February 2 of 1918 ), Count II of Vilches, The Cervanta Viscount II, married in 1879 to Mary San Juan and Mendinueta (? - 1927 ) Countess of Goyeneche and the Chimera . Gonzalo was Knight of the Royal Collegiate Nobility of Madrid, the Royal Cavalry of Granada and the Royal Cavalry of Zaragoza, Commander of number plate with the Order of Carlos III, Grand Cross of the Order of Isabel Catholic, butler week the King, Vice President of the Senate and Senator for life . The couple had no children.
Pilar de Vilches and Llano .

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