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Jacobo Zóbel
Jacobo Zóbel y Zangróniz (October 12, 1842, Intramuros, Manila – October 7, 1896, Manila) was a Filipino pharmacist and businessman. He is the patriarch of the prominent Philippine Zóbel de Ayala family. He is also a lead figure in the rise of Filipino nationalism. Biography Jacobo Zóbel y Zangroniz was born on October 12, 1842, in the Philippine capital of Manila. He was the only son in a family of three children of the German people, German immigrant Jacobo Zóbel and the Spanish people, Spanish Ana Zangróniz, a daughter of a judge of the Real Audiencia of Manila. His father worked in Manila as a pharmacist, with his own pharmacy under the name Botica de Don Jacobo Zóbel on Calle Real in Intramuros. His grandfather, Johannes Andreas Zóbel, arrived in the Philippines from Hamburg, Germany in 1832, together with his wife, Cornelia Hinsch, and their son, Jakob. Johannes Andreas Zóbel came from a long line of German pharmacists and established the Botica Zóbel pharmacy i ...
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