The property of Ramon Urquiola, since its establishment until the division in the province of Buenos Aires, between the XIX and XX centuries

Abstract

This research is focused on the following topics: the process of acquiring a large tract of land in Lobos, Buenos Aires, in the early nineteenth century, the social and economic integration of the acquirer and the social and political life of their sons: the changing cultural form and land use through two generations, the social and cultural change as represented by owners who continue to occur due to fractionation hereditary succession, the sales process that leads to total alienation of land in little more than a century, the discussion of the factors leading to this outcome.