Francisco Álvarez

Resident of Tamaguelos, in the valley of Monterrei. On 7 November 1564 he arranged his son Felipe’s apprenticeship with Antonio López de Guadalupe in Ourense. A possible father of the later Ribadavia apothecary only if the two Felipes are the same person; his own parents and wife are not named.

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Possible father · 1564 apprenticeship

Francisco Álvarez is named as the apprentice’s father. He becomes a possible father of the Ribadavia apothecary only if the two Felipes are the same man.

Francisco ÁlvarezResident of Tamaguelos · valley of Monterrei

Father named in the published transcription

Felipe ÁlvarezThe apprentice · Ourense, 1564

Possibly the same person · unconfirmed

Felipe ÁlvarezThe later apothecary · Ribadavia

Name, trade, Tamaguelos and compatible dates support the comparison. The secondary 1608 entry calls the later Felipe a native of Tamaguelos and aged sixty; the apprenticeship itself gives no age.

Apothecary and master

Antonio López de Guadalupe

The contract links Antonio López de Guadalupe to Felipe as his master. It establishes training, not kinship.

On 7 November 1564, before Gómez Cid, Francisco arranged five years and one month of training for his son. The published passage gives no age.

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Printed pp. 363–364 · PDF pages 353–354

AHDOURENSE · PT 12 · ff. 407–408

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The wider Guadalupe genealogy

Supplied research · links still to verify

Keep the royal physician Antonio López de Guadalupe separate from the Ourense apothecary active in 1564. Their shared name does not establish identity.

The supplied genealogy pairs Isabel Alonso de Guadalupe with Pedro Díaz do Piñeiro and reports the apothecary Antonio López de Guadalupe as their son, with wives Felipa Díaz de Sosa and Violante Díaz de Cadórniga. Isabel’s placement as Fernán or Fernando’s daughter is inferred; his relationship to the royal physician remains disputed.

The proposed continuation runs from Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga × Inés de Puga y Sandoval through Antonio de Araújo y Sandoval to Jacinto Miguel de Araújo y Puga × Benita Espinosa Sotelo. The sources disagree over Pedro’s mother, Violante or Elvira Díaz de Cadórniga. This is not a proven continuous pedigree and establishes no kinship with Felipe.

The supplied research also reports that Antonio de Novoa’s 1592 certificate claims he was the royal physician’s legitimate son. That sonship remains disputed; his mother and the reason for the Novoa surname are unknown.

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Francisco Álvarez

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Record claim

The published transcription explicitly calls the apprentice Felipe the son of Francisco Álvarez, resident of Tamaguelos. This is filiation within the 1564 record, not proof of the later Felipe’s identity.

Francisco Álvarez Felipe Álvarez

González García, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 363–364 · AHDOURENSE PT12, fols. 407–408 · Ourense. Aprendiz de boticario · printed pp. 363–364; PDF pp. 353–354

Candidate

Francisco Álvarez of Tamaguelos is a possible father of the Ribadavia apothecary Felipe, conditional on identifying him with the 1564 apprentice. The published apprenticeship establishes Francisco’s fatherhood of that apprentice; the cross-record identity remains unproved.

Francisco Álvarez Felipe Álvarez

González García, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 363–364 · AHDOURENSE PT12, fols. 407–408 · Ourense. Aprendiz de boticario · printed pp. 363–364; PDF pp. 353–354 AHN, INQUISICIÓN,2029,Exp.9 · Marriage settlement, 11 December 1578 · PARES images 23–26, fols. 12r–13v Secondary list · traced to AHN, Inquisición, leg. 2042, exp. 45, via Estévez Pérez 2017 · Public auto de fe, 11 May 1608

Felipe Álvarez, Justa Rodríguez and Isabel Méndez Guadalupe · Piñeiro · Cadórniga

Record

Felipe Álvarez · apprenticeship in Ourense, 1564

González García, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 363–364 · AHDOURENSE PT12, fols. 407–408

Miguel Ángel González García, “Datos menores para la historia de la provincia y diócesis de Ourense (II),” Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 361–378. The apprenticeship is transcribed on pp. 363–364 (PDF pp. 353–354), citing AHDOURENSE PT12, folios 407–408. The published transcription was checked; the original manuscript was not inspected. It names the apprentice’s father but does not identify the apprentice with the later Ribadavia apothecary.

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