Family Career

The carrera family is a Chilean family originally from Castilla y León, Spain, living in Chile since the 17th century, which had an outstanding public participation during the 19th century, mainly during independence of his country. It is considered one of the most influential lineages in Chile. Its founder and genearch was Juan Ignacio de la Carrera Yturgoyen (1620-1682), who settled in Chile in 1639; In 1655 he married Catalina de Elguea y Cáceres, great-great-granddaughter of Diego García de Cáceres, with whom he had ten children. In addition, he had three other natural children before getting married.

According to Juan Luis Espejo, other consanguineous families with the Carrera are the Araníbar, the Barrenechea, the Lecuna, the Prado, the Rodríguez, the Guerrero, the Ureta, the Valdés, the Mujica, the Elzo, the Errázuriz, the Zañartu and the Cortés.

Descendants of Juan Ignacio de Carrera Iturgoyen

First mortuary plaque of the brothers Carrera, also in the Metropolitan Cathedral.

First generation

1. Manuel de CarreraNatural son. The following were undoubtedly their children:
   1. Pedro de Carrera, Captain, Castellano de Cruces in the jurisdiction of the Plaza de Valdivia in the early 18th century. Casó with doña Mariana Velásquez, noble neighbors of Valdivia. With succession to the Negrón and Peña del Castillo family. Among his descendants are, among others, Don Francisco de Segovia Martínez, a member of the Chilean Institute of Genealogy Research.
   2. Josefa de Carrerawho married the Castilian don Juan Cano and Chavarría, with succession.
2. Pedro de CarreraNatural son.
3. Isabel de Carrera, natural daughter married to José Dolores Peralta. His daughter Isabel Peralta Carrera marries Jorge Goldsmith (natural of Rochester England), in 1895
4. Francisco Juan de la Carrera y Elguea (1656-centuryXVII/ centuryXVIIIChilean military and political.
5. Miguel de la Carrera y Elguea (1674-1720), Chilean military and political.
6. Juan Ignacio de la Carrera y Elguea (1669-centuryXVII/ centuryXVIII), baptized in 1669.
7. Jerónimo de la Carrera y Elguea (1658-centuryXVII/ centuryXVIII).
8. Josefa de Carrera y Elguea (1660-1688).
9. Juana de Carrera y Elguea (1659-centuryXVII/ centuryXVIII).
10. Nicolása de Carrera y Elguea (1657-centuryXVII/ centuryXVIII), genearc and common trunk of the Barrenechea, Zañartu families and other old notable Penquista families.
11. Mariana de la Carrera y Elguea (1662-1714).
12. Petronila de Carrera y Elguea (1666-1731).
13. María de Carrera y Elguea (1656-centuryXVII/ centuryXVIII).

Second generation

• Ignacio de la Carrera y Ureta (1703-1760): grandson of the founder, son of Miguel de la Carrera and Elguea and father of Ignacio de la Carrera.

Third Generation

• Ignacio de la Carrera y de las Cuevas (1745-1819): military and latifundist, grandson of the founder and father of José Miguel Carrera.

Fourth generation

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• Juan Ignacio Carrera Verdugo (1775-1777)
• María Juana Carrera Verdugo (1776-1783)
• José Ignacio Carrera Verdugo (1777-1783)
• Javiera Carrera Verdugo (1781-1862): patriotic lady, sister of José Miguel Carrera. Creator of the first flag of Chile
• Juan José Carrera Verdugo (1782-1818): military, patriot, brother of José Miguel Carrera.
• José Miguel Carrera Verdugo (1785-1821): military, political, supreme director in 1814.
• Luis Carrera Verdugo (1791-1818): military, patriot, brother of José Miguel Carrera.

Fifth generation

• José Miguel Carrera Fontecilla (1821-1860): military, son of José Miguel Carrera.
• Luisa Carrera Fontecilla (1820-1839): Married with Manuel Camilo Vial Forms, attorney, Minister of Finance and Foreign Affairs.

Sixth generation

• Ignacio Carrera Pinto (1848-1882): military, grandson of José Miguel Carrera.
• Manuel Carrera Pinto (1853-1895): politician, grandson of José Miguel Carrera.
• Federico Santa Maria Carrera (1845-1925): businessman and philanthropist.
• Emiliano Figueroa Larraín (1866-1931): President of Chile.
• Agustín Vial Carrera (1838-1866): diplomat, married to Emilia Ugarte.

Seventh generation

• Amelia Vial Ugarte (1866-1944): Married with Melitón Moreno

Eighth generation

• Alberto Hurtado Cruchaga (1901-1952): Jesuit priest and Chilean saint.
• María Elena Carrera Villavicencio (1929): politics, senator of the Chilean Socialist Party.
• Alejandro Moreno Vial (1897-20th century): Married with Mary Stevenson

9th generation

• Ruby Moreno Stevenson: Married with Bernardo Quagliotti and Sergio Hurtado

Tenth generation

• Mónica Julia Quagliotti Morenomarried to Kim Ellis, 2 children registered

• Fermín Marcelo Quagliotti Moreno, married to Claudia Perrucci, records 3 children

• Alejandro Quagliotti Morenomarried to Maria Eliana Rosello, 1 son, second nupcias Paulina Avaria G 2 daughters

• Veronica Hurtado Morenomarried to Dimitri Papadopoulos, 1 son and Miguel Marin, 2 children

• José Miguel Hurtado Morenomarried to Sandra Rojas, 4 children

• Yanette Mariela Toledo Carreramarried and divorced, 1 daughter

Eleventh generation

• José Ignacio Papadópoulos Marin Hurtado

• Sebastián Andrés Marín Hurtado, a daughter Juliet Marin Flores

• Benjamin Alejandro Marín Hurtado

• Nataly Consuelo Arce Toledo