Augusto S. Mallié

Augusto S. Mallié (1872–1929) was an Argentine historian and archivist,[2] who served as director of the Archivo General de la Nación Argentina.[3]

Augusto S. Mallié
Director of the General Archive of the Nation (Argentina)
Personal details
Born
Augusto Simón Santiago Mallié

January 2, 1872
Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
DiedSeptember 21, 1929
Tucumán Province, Argentina.[1]
Nationality Argentine
OccupationArchivist
ProfessionHistorian
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Biography

Mallié was born in Avellaneda (Buenos Aires Province), son of Augusto Emilio Mallié and Julia Rouquaud Périchon,[4] belonging to a family of French roots.[5] He began his career as clerk of the General Archive of the Argentine Nation. He retired after working for thirty-seven years at the institution.[6] He had a preponderant role as Director of the Archive General, performing the complete transcription of Acuerdos del extinguido Cabildo de Buenos Aires, a work of high historical value for the Argentine Republic.[7]

Augusto S. Mallié was the maternal grandson of Ernesto Rouquaud, a pioneer in the exploration and colonization of Patagonia.[8]

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References
  1. Augusto S. Mallié, 1.2 de enero de 1872 - 21 de septiembre de 1929:, G. Kraft ltda.
  2. Ensayo historico sobre la revolucion de mayo y Mariano Moreno:, Ricardo Levene
  3. Boletín ..., Volumes 12-13, Universidad de Buenos Aires. Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas
  4. Bautismos 1871-1873, Parroquia Nuestra Señora de la Asunción
  5. Serie C: Biografías navales argentinas, Argentina. Departamento de Estudios Históricos Navales
  6. The National Archives of Latin America, Roscoe R. Hill
  7. Los archivos municipales de Latinoamérica:, Agustín Millares Carlo
  8. Fallos de la Corte suprema de justicia de la nación:, Argentina. Suprema Corte
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