Pedro José de Cea Villamarín y Sarmiento

Owner of the house of Regodeigón and lord of the tower house of Treboedo; in 1767 he litigated over the patronage of the curacy of San Cristovo de Regodeigón.

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Pedro José de Cea Villamarín y Sarmiento

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Owner of the house of Regodeigón and lord of the tower house of Treboedo; in 1767 he litigated over the patronage of the curacy of San Cristovo de Regodeigón.

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The article gives Pedro José de Cea Villamarín y Sarmiento as the son of Antonia Bernarda Ozores and Agustín de Cea Sotomayor.

Antonia Bernarda Ozores Pedro José de Cea Villamarín y Sarmiento

Ernesto Iglesias Almeida, “La Casa de Regodeigón, en tierras do Ribeiro”, pp. 407–415 · Later generations, from the 1763 Regodeigón benefice-lawsuit trees

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Agustín de Cea Sotomayor is given as Pedro José’s father.

Agustín de Cea Sotomayor Pedro José de Cea Villamarín y Sarmiento

Ernesto Iglesias Almeida, “La Casa de Regodeigón, en tierras do Ribeiro”, pp. 407–415 · Later generations, from the 1763 Regodeigón benefice-lawsuit trees

Puga and Baamonde of Regodeigón

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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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