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Secretary of the Township of Cuzco and a prin -
cipal resident of the city. He took a prominent
part during the revolutionary war of 1814 and
was executed in the principal park by the ,order
of
the Royal General, Ramírez.
The House of the Velarde Family.
At the corner of the streets of Garcilazo and
Ileladeros is the house which during the colonial
period belonged to the family Valverde y Mon–
talvo, descendants of the conqueror don Fran–
cisco Valverde. During the 16th century
it
pas–
sed into the possessi n oE Ca tain Garcilazo, fath-
er of one
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The House of the Counta of Peralta
The Counts of Peralta, descendants of Count
de.
la Laguna, owned severa! houses, the most
important of which are located in front of the
House of the Family Valverde; the one on Gar–
cilazo Street, and the one at the northern end of
Santa: T
1
eresa street. The remotest ancestors of
tbe Peralta family, · from the 16th century, were
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