Manuel Antonio de Acuña y Dewitte

1821–1883 (age 62)

military officer

Biography

Manuel Antonio de Acuña y Dewitte was a distinguished military officer who served Spain with dedication throughout his career in the 19th century. His military service reflected a commitment to his nation and his professional responsibilities.

De Acuña y Dewitte's contributions to Spanish military life are remembered with respect. He was laid to rest in the Capilla del Doncel, where his legacy as a dedicated military officer continues to be honored.

Also buried at Capilla del Doncel

Lucía Palladi
1900–1860
Capilla del Doncel
Woman of nineteenth-century Spain commemorated in the Capilla del Doncel.
Carolina de Montúfar y García-Infante
1825–1891 (age 66)
Capilla del Doncel
Rodrigo Acuña y Palladi
1843–1863 (age 20)
Capilla del Doncel

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