on 24 May 1877. He did not receive much attention from the majority of his fellow-countrymen, who commonly said that his disloyalty to his old cause had proved more harmful to him than beneficial to the new state of things. A pension which had been granted to his widow was renounced by her in 1899 in aid of the Spanish treasury after the loss of the colonies. His tomb, which has Grade II listed building, is in a railed-off section of the churchyard of Christ Church, Virginia Water, Surrey, England. His devoted wife and dedicated conservationist, Marianne née Vaughn-Richards, who survived him by 35 years, is buried alongside him. The marriage bore five children; Maria Teresa, born 1852; Ramon Alexander, born 1854; Ferdinand Augustus, born 1856; Charles Leopold born 1860 and Ada Constance born 1862. References The main website of Ramon Cabrera's life and times (in Spanish) 1806 births 1877 deaths People from Tortosa Carlists Spanish captain generals Spanish generals Members of the Royal Spanish Academy Spanish Roman Catholics Military personnel of the First Carlist War