C. M. MAYO
The Last Prince of the Mexican Empire
A novel based on the true story

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CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
OF THE
EMPEROR AND EMPRESS ITURBIDE
~ circa 1865 ~
(the opening chapters of the novel)
living individuals in rose

Agustín de Iturbide
(The Liberator)
b. 1783 Valladolid (today Morelia, Michoacán), Mexico
Emperor of Mexico, 1822-1823. After abdicating, exiled to Italy; on return to Mexico, executed by firing squad
d. 1824, Padilla, Mexico

 ~
married 1805 in Valledolid, Mexico

Ana María Huarte
married at age 19;
Empress of Mexico 1822-1823
after her husband's death, lived in Washington DC and Philadelphia
d. 1861, Philadelphia


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Agustín Gerónimo
b. 1807, Mexico
a diplomat; never married

 Sabina
b. 1809, Mexico;
a nun in Philadelphia

Juana
b. 1811, Mexico
d. 1828, Washington DC

 Josefa (Pepa; Princess Iturbide)
b. 1814, Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico
never married

 Angel (Angelo)
b. 1816, Querétaro, Mexico
a diplomat; many years in Washington DC

m. 1855
Rosedale, DC
Alice Green

 María de Jesús
b. ? Mexico
never married
d. 1849, Philadelphia

 Salvador
b. 1820, Mexico
d. 1856, Nayarit, Mexico

m. 1848
Rosario Marzán
d. 1859

 María de Dolores
b. 1819, Mexico
d. 1820, Mexico City

Felipe
b. 1822, Mexico City
d. 1853, Matamoros, Mexico

 Agustín Cosme
b. 1824 New Orleans
(shortly after his father's death)
never married

       

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 Agustín
b. April 2, 1863, Mexico City


(for Agustín's family tree circa 1865, click here)
 

 Salvador
b. 1849
     


Sources:

Geneología de la Familia Iturbide, privately published

Agustín de Iturbide Collection, Georgetown University

Iturbide, Agustín de, "Don Agustín de Iturbide" Records of the American Catholic Historical Society, part I, vol. XXVI, 1915; part II, vol. XXVII, 1916

La Gorge, Gilbert G., "A Relic of Antiquity" Washington Post, March 27, 1932

Mann-Kenney, Louise,
Rosedale: The Eighteenth Century Country Estate of General Uriah Forrest, Cleveland Park, Washington, D.C., privately published, 1989

Mikos, Charles et al, The Imperial House of Iturbide, privately published, 1994

Robertson, William Spence, Iturbide of Mexico, Duke University Press, 1952

www. casaimperial. org a website dedicated to the Iturbide Family

Washington DC Marriage Records (consulted at the Historical Society of Washington DC)