Following Crespo Pozo, the article lists this child of Lope García Baamonde and Violante Mosquera.
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Alonso López de Baamonde
Heir of the entailed estate, living at San Cristóbal de Regodeigón, married to Beatriz Sarmiento. The 1571 deed says he founded a mayorazgo by royal decree.
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Alonso López de Baamonde
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Heir of the entailed estate, living at San Cristóbal de Regodeigón, married to Beatriz Sarmiento. The 1571 deed says he founded a mayorazgo by royal decree.
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Following Crespo Pozo, the article lists this child of Violante Mosquera and Lope García Baamonde.
The 1763 trees, as summarised in the article, list this child of Alonso López de Baamonde and Beatriz Sarmiento.
The 1763 trees, as summarised in the article, list this child of Alonso López de Baamonde and Beatriz Sarmiento.
The 1763 trees, as summarised in the article, list this child of Alonso López de Baamonde and Beatriz Sarmiento.
Alonso López de Baamonde of Regodeigón appears in both sources.
The article, following Crespo Pozo, has Lope García Baamonde and Violante Mosquera founding the entailed estate about 1533; the 1571 deed says Alonso founded the mayorazgo by royal decree. These may be two instruments, or one account is wrong.
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The house of Regodeigón · published study
Ernesto Iglesias Almeida, “La Casa de Regodeigón, en tierras do Ribeiro”, pp. 407–415
A local-history article on the Puga and Baamonde house of Regodeigón. It follows Crespo Pozo, Blasones y linajes de Galicia (1982), for the first generations and the family trees in the 1763 lawsuit over the benefice of Regodeigón (diocesan archive of Tui-Vigo) for the later ones, noting that Crespo’s later generations are unreliable. Secondary: links from it are candidates.
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