The 1624 power is granted by Felipe Álvarez’s heirs, naming Pedro Álvarez de Dueñas among them.
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Felipe Álvarez
An apothecary living in Ribadavia in the 1578 settlement; dead by the joint power of 21 November 1624, which his heirs grant as his children.
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Felipe Álvarez
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An apothecary living in Ribadavia in the 1578 settlement; dead by the joint power of 21 November 1624, which his heirs grant as his children.
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The 1624 power names Francisco Méndez among Felipe Álvarez’s heirs; Francisco also calls Felipe his father.
The 1624 power names Gaspar Álvarez among Felipe Álvarez’s heirs.
The 1578 settlement arranges Felipe’s marriage to Justa Rodríguez, and the 1579 dowry receipt calls her his wife. Neither gives the wedding date or place.
Francisco Méndez’s petition calls Isabel Méndez “mi madre, tercera mujer que fue del dicho mi padre”.
A recital calls Justa Felipe’s first wife. Isabel Méndez is called his second marriage in one pleading and his third wife in Francisco’s petition. No wife between them is named, so a separate second wife remains a hypothesis.
An inheritance claim names Baltasar Méndez among Felipe’s children.
An inheritance claim names Ana among Felipe’s children.
An inheritance claim names a younger Isabel Méndez among Felipe’s children.
An inheritance claim names María Álvarez among Felipe’s children.
The lawsuit’s Felipe Álvarez, apothecary of Ribadavia, and the apothecary Felipe Álvarez sentenced in 1608 share name, trade, town and a son Gaspar. The match is not proved by either source.
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Felipe Álvarez’s heirs · civil lawsuit
AHN, INQUISICIÓN,2029,Exp.9
The heirs’ lawsuit over Felipe Álvarez’s confiscated property and their mothers’ dowries, with copied instruments from 1578 to 1641. All 208 manuscript faces have had a visual pass and 141 were read closely; no face is fully translated, and unread words stay marked. Pleadings state each party’s case and are not findings.