The list calls Isabel de Morais a daughter of Xerónimo Morais. Linking this to the Xerónimo de Morais sentenced in 1608 is an editorial reading of the same list.
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Isabel de Morais
Private auto, 1609: aged 26, native of Salvaterra, widow of the scribe Antonio de Sousa and daughter of Xerónimo Morais. Confessed eight years in the old law, taught by her mother. Sentence: two years in prison.
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Isabel de Morais
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Private auto, 1609: aged 26, native of Salvaterra, widow of the scribe Antonio de Sousa and daughter of Xerónimo Morais. Confessed eight years in the old law, taught by her mother. Sentence: two years in prison.
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The list calls Isabel de Morais the widow of the scribe Antonio de Sousa.
Ysabel de Morais, reconciled widow of the notary Antonio Fernández Sossa, closely matches Isabel de Morais, widow of the scribe Antonio de Sousa, sentenced in 1609.
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Santiago autos de fe, 1608–1610 · secondary list
Secondary list · traced to AHN, Inquisición, leg. 2042, exp. 45, via Estévez Pérez 2017
A list of people from Ribadavia and its region sentenced at the Santiago autos de fe of 11 May 1608, 22 February 1609 and 8 September 1610, with new accusations recorded in 1609. The working copy cites no source; it is traced to Estévez Pérez, “La tumba de Felipe Álvarez, judaizante”, Diversarum Rerum 12 (2017), which cites the relación of 24 May 1608 in AHN, Inquisición, leg. 2042, exp. 45. The originals have not been read. Ages, origins, offences and sentences are reported as listed; confessions obtained under the Inquisition’s procedure, often under torture, are not findings.
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