The copied 1679 baptism names Isabel Fernández as Bartholomé’s mother.
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Doña Isabel Fernández de Lama
Called Isabel Fernández in the 1679 baptism and Isabel Fernández de Lama in 1743. Witnesses say, from what their elders told them, that she descended from the house of Verea in the valley of Celanova.
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Doña Isabel Fernández de Lama
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Called Isabel Fernández in the 1679 baptism and Isabel Fernández de Lama in 1743. Witnesses say, from what their elders told them, that she descended from the house of Verea in the valley of Celanova.
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The 1679 baptism calls Isabel Pedro’s lawful wife and witnesses say they were married and blessed. The parish priest found no marriage entry and reported a lost book.
The 1743 notification names Isabel Fernández de Lama as Josepha’s mother.
Witnesses say, repeating what their elders told them, that Isabel Fernández de Lama descended from the house of Verea in the valley of Celanova, Pedro from the house of Villanueva de los Infantes and Francisca from the house of Seixas. This is hearsay recorded under oath.
Isabel Fernández de Lama, of the house of Verea according to witnesses, and Isabel Álvarez de Verea, a widow litigating at Arnoia in 1713, may be one woman: Pedro died about 1703. The surnames differ and no source joins them.
The blog makes Pedro Rey Santa María’s wife Isabel a daughter of Jacinto Álvarez of Verea. The 1743 file does not contain this parentage.
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Cayetano Rey Villamarín · hidalguía, 1743
ARChV, Sala de Hijosdalgo, 935/32 (reference read from the image stamp)
A 1743 proceeding recognising Cayetano Rey Villamarín’s established hidalgo status, read from 120 photographed images. It copies authenticated parish entries of 1643, 1679, 1702 and 1711, sworn witness statements, a tax-roll certificate and the Ribadavia council’s recognition. The public catalogue entry has not yet been matched, so the reference is provisional. Witness statements about ancestral houses repeat what elders said.
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