The list calls Xinebra Vázquez the wife of Pedro Fernández “the old one”. The Cámara case instead names his wife as Inés [Rodríguez?]; the conflict is unresolved.
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Pedro Fernández “the old one”
Public auto, 1608: aged 71, native of Portugal, a merchant. Confessed four or five years in the Law of Moses, then fourteen after torture. Sentence: perpetual prison.
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Pedro Fernández “the old one”
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Public auto, 1608: aged 71, native of Portugal, a merchant. Confessed four or five years in the Law of Moses, then fourteen after torture. Sentence: perpetual prison.
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The list calls Antonio Pereira the son-in-law of a reconciled Pedro Fernández without saying which; it lists both “the old one” and “the young one”. The Cámara case names Pedro Fernández el viejo.
Both sources name a reconciled Pedro Fernández el viejo as Antonio Pereyra’s father-in-law. The sources disagree on his wife.
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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.