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It was in Salvador that Maria Quitéria died on August 21, 1853, in anonymity.

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It was in Salvador that Maria Quitéria died on August 21, 1853, in anonymity.

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At age 10, Maria Quitéria lost her mother and was responsible for taking care of her sisters.

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At age 10, Maria Quitéria lost her mother and was responsible for taking care of her sisters.

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Weeks after entering the Army, Maria Quitéria had her identity revealed.However, Major Silva e Castro did not allow her to leave the troops, since it was important for the fight against the Portuguese by its facility with the handling of arms and its discipline in battle.

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She used the name of her brother-in-law, becoming known as soldier Medeiros, since only men were part of the Army.

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She used the name of her brother-in-law, becoming known as soldier Medeiros, since only men were part of the Army.

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Maria married Gabriel Pereira de Brito and had a daughter, Luísa Maria da Conceição

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Maria married Gabriel Pereira de Brito and had a daughter, Luísa Maria da Conceição

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She was born in Bahia, in a farm located in the parish of São José de Itapororocas

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She was born in Bahia, in a farm located in the parish of São José de Itapororocas

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The Bahian pretended to be a man to enter the armed forces

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The Bahian pretended to be a man to enter the armed forces

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She was the first woman to be part of the Brazilian army

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She was the first woman to be part of the Brazilian army