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Heráldica de Apellidos, Origen y significado del apellido Guadalupe · online traditional genealogy
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Heráldica de Apellidos, Origen y significado del apellido Guadalupe · online traditional genealogy
Online traditional reconstruction used for the Piñeiro household, two marriages, children and Gaspar’s branch. It explicitly infers Isabel’s parentage. Its proposed link to the royal physician is disputed by other accounts; underlying wills have not been inspected.
The traditional genealogy infers that Isabel, rather than her husband Pedro, was Fernán’s child. This parentage is a candidate.
Published parentage claim: Fernán López de Guadalupe → Gaspar López de Guadalupe.
Published parentage claim: Isabel Alonso de Guadalupe → Antonio López de Guadalupe.
Published parentage claim: Pedro Díaz do Piñeiro → Antonio López de Guadalupe.
Published parentage claim: Isabel Alonso de Guadalupe → Juan Díaz.
Published parentage claim: Pedro Díaz do Piñeiro → Juan Díaz.
Published parentage claim: Isabel Alonso de Guadalupe → Fernán Díaz de Guadalupe.
Published parentage claim: Pedro Díaz do Piñeiro → Fernán Díaz de Guadalupe.
Published parentage claim: Isabel Alonso de Guadalupe → Francisco Díaz.
Published parentage claim: Pedro Díaz do Piñeiro → Francisco Díaz.
Published parentage claim: Antonio López de Guadalupe → Luis Núñez de Cadórniga.
Published parentage claim: Antonio López de Guadalupe → Vicente López de Guadalupe.
Published parentage claim: Antonio López de Guadalupe → Juan López de Cadórniga.
Published parentage claim: Antonio López de Guadalupe → Jerónimo López de Guadalupe.
Published parentage claim: Antonio López de Guadalupe → Isabel Alonso de Guadalupe y Cadórniga.
Published parentage claim: Antonio López de Guadalupe → Francisca Díaz de Cadórniga.
Published parentage claim: Gaspar López de Guadalupe → Cristóbal López.
Published parentage claim: Gaspar López de Guadalupe → Isabel López.
Published marriage: Isabel Alonso de Guadalupe × Pedro Díaz do Piñeiro.
Published marriage: Antonio López de Guadalupe × Felipa Díaz de Sosa.
Published marriage: Antonio López de Guadalupe × Violante Díaz de Cadórniga.
Accounts disagree on whether Fernán was the royal physician’s son or brother. Neither relationship is drawn as an established link; the physician’s parents are also left open.
The published 1592 certificate calls Antonio de Novoa a legitimate son of the named physician. This historical claim conflicts with the childless-physician reconstruction; the dashed parent link represents the disputed claim only.
The published-family apothecary and the 1564 master share name, occupation and Ourense. Their identification is a candidate; both source occurrences remain separate, with no automatic transfer of relatives.
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.
