José María del Campo

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José María del Campo (1826, Monteros, Tucumán Province – April 11, 1884, San Miguel de Tucumán) was an Argentine priest, Unitarian Party leader, and governor of the province of Tucumán.

José María del Campo

Born	1826
Died	April 13, 1884
Nationality	Argentine
Occupation(s)	Governor of the Province of Tucumán, Priest, Military
Political party	Unitarian

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