GaliciaResearch
Named as Jorge Aluarez, Isabel García’s husband, an innkeeper and shoemaker of Requejo, in the diocese of Astorga. Veiga lists his wife under 1609–1610, then a Jorge Alvarez of Requejo aged thirty-nine under 1611, with the same occupations and a denunciation by his unnamed wife. That later entry is a likely comparison, without transferring its age or establishing the identification. The quotation does not establish his birthplace, age, parents or religious classification. He remains separate from Xorxe Álvarez aged forty-four in the 1608 Ribadavia list.
Explore
Source occurrence
Role in this source: Mentioned in the source
Named as Jorge Aluarez, Isabel García’s husband, an innkeeper and shoemaker of Requejo, in the diocese of Astorga. Veiga lists his wife under 1609–1610, then a Jorge Alvarez of Requejo aged thirty-nine under 1611, with the same occupations and a denunciation by his unnamed wife. That later entry is a likely comparison, without transferring its age or establishing the identification. The quotation does not establish his birthplace, age, parents or religious classification. He remains separate from Xorxe Álvarez aged forty-four in the 1608 Ribadavia list.
The published quotation explicitly calls Ysauel Garcia the wife of Jorge Aluarez. It gives no marriage date.
Record
María Gloria de Antonio Rubio · Cuadernos de Estudios Gallegos 56(122), 2009, pp. 171–189 · DOI 10.3989/ceg.2009.v56.i122.61
María Gloria de Antonio Rubio, “Judíos, conversos e Inquisición en Galicia (siglos XI–XVII)”, Cuadernos de Estudios Gallegos 56(122), 2009, pp. 171–189. The publisher’s indexed text of p. 189 was checked on 26 October 2026. Note 73 cites Isidro García Tato’s 2001 study, pp. 156–160 and 163–164; that book and the underlying manuscript were not inspected. The quotation supplies no proceeding year.
