José Joaquín de Arrillaga

1750–1814 (age 64)

Government Official

Biography

José Joaquín de Arrillaga (1750–1814) served as a government official with a measured sense of responsibility, guiding decisions with a calm demeanor during complex times for the communities he helped steward.

He left a legacy of public service admired by those who came after him, and his memory endures at Soledad Mission Cemetery where he was laid to rest.

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