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| Sancho
José Fernández de Miranda
3rd Marqués de Valdecarzana (1671–1739) Biographical 3rd Marqués de Valdecarzana 1668–1739† 4th Marchese di Bonnanaro 3rd Marchese di Torralba Señor de la casa de Miranda 1688–1739† Sancho built the Casa del Campo de Oviedo in 1706–1707 and the chapel of Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Grado between 1713 and 1716. He may also have restored the palacio of Grado. In 1717, he moved to the royal court, marking the beginning of a gradual retreat from his properties in the region. Over time, this weakened his family’s local influence and ultimately resulted in the loss of their residences in Oviedo. Place of birth: Oviedo Place of burial: Convent of San Bernardo Son of Lope de Miranda and Josefa Trelles, he married María de Atocha Saavedra, with issue: • Lope Fernández, ҂1737; excluded from the succession on grounds of incompetence and mental incapacity in 1727 • Sancho (see) • José (see) |
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