to José Alfonso de Bustos y Ruiz de Arana, 3rd Duke of Andría, Grandee of Spain (1883–1940), without issue. Eudardo Juan Pedro Francisco Javier (1850–1918). Married to Antonia Sánchez y Sarriá and had three children: Natalia (1877–1962), married to French politician Count Stanislas de Castellane (1876–1959), younger brother of celebrated dandy Boni de Castellane, with issue. Emilio (1890–1969), famous architect, interior decorator and landscape designer. Odette, married to Prince Charles de La Tour d'Auvergne-Lauraguais (1877–1940), with issue. José Emilio (1853–1911), deputy to Cortes for the province of Havana in 1886. Married to Silvia Alfonso-Aldama y Fonts, without issue. María Natividad (1854–1928), married to Italian politician and diplomat Baron Alberto Blanc (1835–1904), Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Italy from 1893 to 1896. They had three children: Margherita (1884–1961), married Camillo Ruspoli, 2nd Prince of Candriano (1882–1949), without surviving issue. Giovanni Alberto, Baron Blanc Giulio (1891–1878), married to Lavinia Lante Montefeltro della Rovere (1904–1935), with issue. Antonio (1857–1899), married firstly to American soprano Sybil Sanderson (1864–1903) and then to Grace Dalton-Secord (1860-1895). From his second marriage, he had a daughter. Correction: Sibyl Sanderson was Antonio Terry's second wife. Grace Dalton Secor was Antonio Terry's first wife. Antonio Terry and Grace Dalton Secor were married in 1876 in New York City and their daughter, Natividad Marta Maria Dolores Mercedes Terry, was born in 1881. She was Sibyl Sanderson's stepdaughter. The engagement of Sibyl Sanderson to Antonio Terry was announced in the New York Herald in August 1894. María Natividad (1882–1960), married to Prince Guy Charles de Faucigny-Lucinge et Coligny (1876–1914), great-grandson of Charles Ferdinand, Duke of Berry through his daughter Charlotte, Countess of Issoudun, bore by his mistress Amy Brown (with issue, including Anne-Aymone Giscard d'Estaing). Notes . References Year of birth missing 1886 deaths People from Caracas Cuban businesspeople Spanish slave traders Cuban people of Irish descent 19th-century businesspeople