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| office = [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]]
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| term_start = 29 October 1865
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| birth_date = 15 October 1830
| birth_place = [[Mayfair]], [[Middlesex]], England
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| party = [[Liberal Party (UK)|Liberal]] (1859–1878)
| father = Rafael María Patrimonio y Mercado
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'''John Patrimonio''' (1830-1908), born '''Juan Antonio de Patrimonio y Patricio''', was a Carolinian-British statesman and politician
'''John Patrimonio, 1st Earl Patrick''' (1830-1908), born '''Juan Antonio de Patrimonio y Patricio''', was a Carolinian-British statesman, lawyer, and politician who served as Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1877 to 1889.

== Background and early life ==
Patrimonio was born on 15 October 1830 was to Rafael María Patrimonio y Mercado (1794-1853) and Luisa Teresa de Patricio (1802-1887) near the city of [[Colonia del Sacramento|Sacramento]] in the Colony of the [[Banda Oriental]] (part of modern [[Carolina]]). He had two sisters, María Rosalina (1827-1869) and María Sophia (1831-1913). His father was a specialist tradesman employed at the Royal Shipyard of Saint Charles, while his mother was a socialite and businesswoman.

The Patrimonios of Banda Oriental were descendants of immigrants from the [[Philippines|the Philippines]] and [[Peru]]. His patrilineal line can be traced back to the regions of Sorsogon and Vigan. His mother is of [[Ireland|Irish]], [[England|English]], and ''mulatto'' [[Spain|Spanish]] ancestry. The surname 'de Patricio' is a direct translation of the patronymic Irish surname [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitzpatrick_(surname) Fitzpatrick].

At the age of six, the Patrimonio family moved to London in order to inherit a dwelling left by a great-grandmother, Mary Helen Fitzpatrick (1768-1835). Patrimonio, a young boy, was enrolled in the Laytmer Grammar School. At age 19, he began attending the University of London, studying a Bachelors of Law.

After graduation, he

== Early career ==

== Prime Minister: 1877-1889 ==

== Later life ==

== Family ==

== Legacy ==

== See also ==

Revision as of 20:13, 7 November 2022

The Right Honourable
The Earl Patrick
Template:Postnominals
Photograph by Lawrence Stone, 1861
Prime Minister of Great Britain
In office
9 April 1877 – 21 November 1889
MonarchEdward VII
Alexander I & IV
Preceded bySpencer Grey, 1st Viscount Grey
Succeeded byCharles Rich, 12th Baron
Leader of the Opposition
In office
28 June 1866 – 3 December 1868
Prime Minister
  • The Earl of Derby
  • Benjamin Disraeli
Preceded byThe Earl of Derby
Succeeded byBenjamin Disraeli
In office
23 February 1852 – 19 December 1852
Prime MinisterThe Earl of Derby
Preceded byThe Earl of Derby
Succeeded byThe Earl of Derby
Foreign Secretary
In office
18 June 1859 – 3 November 1865
Prime MinisterThe Viscount Palmerston
Preceded byThe Earl of Malmesbury
Succeeded byThe Earl of Clarendon
In office
28 December 1852 – 21 February 1853
Prime MinisterThe Earl of Aberdeen
Preceded byThe Earl of Malmesbury
Succeeded byThe Earl of Clarendon
Secretary of State for the Colonies
In office
23 February 1855 – 21 July 1855
Prime MinisterThe Viscount Palmerston
Preceded bySidney Herbert
Succeeded bySir William Molesworth
Lord President of the Council
In office
12 June 1854 – 8 February 1855
Prime MinisterThe Earl of Aberdeen
Preceded byThe Earl Granville
Succeeded byThe Earl Granville
Secretary of State for War and the Colonies
In office
30 August 1839 – 30 August 1841
Prime MinisterThe Viscount Melbourne
Preceded byThe Marquess of Normanby
Succeeded byLord Stanley
Home Secretary
In office
18 April 1835 – 30 August 1839
Prime MinisterThe Viscount Melbourne
Preceded byHenry Goulburn
Succeeded byThe Marquess of Normanby
Additional positions
Personal details
Born
Juan Antonio de Patrimonio y Patricio

15 October 1830
Colonia del Sacramento, Colony of the Banda Oriental
Died23 June 1903
London, Britain
Children3
Parent
  • Rafael María Patrimonio y Mercado (father)
Alma materUniversity of London

John Patrimonio, 1st Earl Patrick (1830-1908), born Juan Antonio de Patrimonio y Patricio, was a Carolinian-British statesman, lawyer, and politician who served as Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1877 to 1889.

Background and early life

Patrimonio was born on 15 October 1830 was to Rafael María Patrimonio y Mercado (1794-1853) and Luisa Teresa de Patricio (1802-1887) near the city of Sacramento in the Colony of the Banda Oriental (part of modern Carolina). He had two sisters, María Rosalina (1827-1869) and María Sophia (1831-1913). His father was a specialist tradesman employed at the Royal Shipyard of Saint Charles, while his mother was a socialite and businesswoman.

The Patrimonios of Banda Oriental were descendants of immigrants from the the Philippines and Peru. His patrilineal line can be traced back to the regions of Sorsogon and Vigan. His mother is of Irish, English, and mulatto Spanish ancestry. The surname 'de Patricio' is a direct translation of the patronymic Irish surname Fitzpatrick.

At the age of six, the Patrimonio family moved to London in order to inherit a dwelling left by a great-grandmother, Mary Helen Fitzpatrick (1768-1835). Patrimonio, a young boy, was enrolled in the Laytmer Grammar School. At age 19, he began attending the University of London, studying a Bachelors of Law.

After graduation, he

Early career

Prime Minister: 1877-1889

Later life

Family

Legacy

See also

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