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Bangueses Cobelas · Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga (2013)

Mary Cruz Bangueses Cobelas, La tumba de Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga en la iglesia de San Francisco de Ourense, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 215–230, especially pp. 227–228

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Bangueses Cobelas · Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga (2013)

Mary Cruz Bangueses Cobelas, La tumba de Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga en la iglesia de San Francisco de Ourense, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 215–230, especially pp. 227–228

Diversarum Rerum 8, pp. 227–228: Pedro, applicant to San Jerónimo in 1578, and his brother Jerónimo are associated with Antonio López Guadalupe and Violante Díaz de Cadórniga. The burial identification discussed in the article is a separate hypothesis.

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Violante Díaz de CadórnigaMentioned in the source · Mary Cruz Bangueses Cobelas, La tumba de Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga en la iglesia de San Francisco de Ourense, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 215–230, especially pp. 227–228
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Jerónimo López de GuadalupeMentioned in the source · Mary Cruz Bangueses Cobelas, La tumba de Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga en la iglesia de San Francisco de Ourense, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 215–230, especially pp. 227–228
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Pedro Díaz de CadórnigaMentioned in the source · Mary Cruz Bangueses Cobelas, La tumba de Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga en la iglesia de San Francisco de Ourense, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 215–230, especially pp. 227–228
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Unresolved reading

The six-child list does not by itself assign a mother to every child. The chart attaches Violante only to Pedro and Jerónimo, explicitly linked to her in the scholarly study. Other mother slots remain open.

Unresolved reading

The proposed Puga–Araújo continuation names Pedro’s mother Elvira, conflicting with Violante in the scholarly study. The two Pedros are not merged and no continuation to Espinosa Sotelo is drawn.