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Francisco de Ibarra

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Francisco de Ibarra , 1539?-1575, Spanish conquistador in Mexico. In 1554, after founding Fresnillo , he headed an expedition to the N of Zacatecas. For the next 20 years he explored, founded settlements, and exploited mines in the vast region comprising present-day Durango, Chihuahua, and part of Sinaloa, which he called the Kingdom of Nueva Vizcaya. In 1562, after his most successful campaign, Ibarra was named governor, a post he retained until his death. Bibliography: See study by J. L. Mecham (1927, repr. 1968). Author not available, IBARRA, FRANCISCO DE. , The Co... Read more
Ibarra, Francisco de
Ibarra, Francisco de (1539–75) Spanish explorer credited with the exploration and colonization of Nueva Vizcaya, the huge area of Mexico which...Durango, Chihuahua, and part of Sonora. With funds provided by his uncle, who had made a fortune in the Zacatecas silver mines, Ibarra, as governor of Nueva ... Read more
Durango
...USA 1. Mexico: a state and a city (whose full name is Durango de Victoria) originally named Guadiana in 1563 by Francisco de Ibarra after a river in Spain. The same year he changed it to the name of his home town in Spain.2. USA (Colorado): named... Read more

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