José Worster
Spanish soldier
About José Worster
Lived 1765 – 1819 (aged 53). José Worster was a Spanish.
José Worster Servent (1765–1819) was a Spanish lieutenant general and commander (colonel) of Artillery.
Early career Worster enlisted as a cadet at the Royal College of Artillery at Segovia in 1780. By the end of 1789, he had been promoted to lieutenant.
Marshal Ney captured Oviedo on 19 May, by which time Worster had withdrawn to Castropol. Marquis de La Romana, commander-in-chief of the Army of the Left, ordered him to march towards Oviedo,
In 1818, he was awarded the Grand Cross of the Royal and Military Order of Saint Hermenegild.
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Who was José Worster?
Spanish soldier (1765–1819)
When was José Worster born?
José Worster was born on 25 November 1765.
When did José Worster die?
José Worster died on 26 April 1819.
What nationality was José Worster?
José Worster was Spanish.
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