Dean Armada’s family · José Hervella Vázquez

The 1681 litigant Gonzalo de Armada Araujo and the published study’s Gonzalo de Armada y Araujo share the distinctive office of dean and canon of Ourense and fit the 1646–1683 tenure. Their association is a candidate across sources. It establishes no family bridge to the other litigants.

Hervella identifies Juan de Armada y Araujo as the dean Gonzalo’s brother, citing a 1672 power of attorney. Shared parents are not supplied.

In his 1661 testament, as quoted by Hervella, Gonzalo de Armada y Araujo acknowledges Don Luis Antonio de Armada y Losada y Araúxo as his child. The mother is unnamed.

In his 1661 testament, as quoted by Hervella, Gonzalo de Armada y Araujo acknowledges Don José de Armada y Losada y Araúxo as his child. The mother is unnamed.

In his 1661 testament, as quoted by Hervella, Gonzalo de Armada y Araujo acknowledges Don Francisco de Armada y Losada y Araúxo as his child. The mother is unnamed.

In his 1661 testament, as quoted by Hervella, Gonzalo de Armada y Araujo acknowledges Doña Bernarda de Armada as his child. The mother is unnamed.

In his 1661 testament, as quoted by Hervella, Gonzalo de Armada y Araujo acknowledges Doña Francisca de Armada as his child. The mother is unnamed.

In his 1661 testament, as quoted by Hervella, Gonzalo de Armada y Araujo acknowledges Doña Úrsula de Armada as his child. The mother is unnamed.

Six children are explicitly acknowledged in the quoted testament. Their mother or mothers are unknown. Luis Antonio is not identified with the litigant Luis de Armada Pimentel; neither Mariana de Armada nor the presbyter Carlos is attached to this branch.