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A research tree from published genealogies and transcriptions. The original manuscripts have not been checked. Isabel’s parentage is inferred; the link from Fernán to the royal physician is disputed. The apothecary in the family genealogy and Felipe’s master in 1564 remain separate candidate identities. The apprenticeship is a professional link, not kinship. The Puga–Araújo continuation remains a research lead.
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A research tree from published genealogies and transcriptions. The original manuscripts have not been checked. Isabel’s parentage is inferred; the link from Fernán to the royal physician is disputed. The apothecary in the family genealogy and Felipe’s master in 1564 remain separate candidate identities. The apprenticeship is a professional link, not kinship. The Puga–Araújo continuation remains a research lead.
Antonio López de GuadalupeMentioned in the source · Manoel Carrete Ribera, Os xudeus de Castro Caldelas, os irmáns Guadalupe, Xurdimento 34 (2021), pp. 52–53
Record →Antonio de NovoaMentioned in the source · Manoel Carrete Ribera, Os xudeus de Castro Caldelas, os irmáns Guadalupe, Xurdimento 34 (2021), pp. 52–53
Record →Antonio López de GuadalupeMentioned in the source · González García, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 363–364 · AHDOURENSE PT12, fols. 407–408
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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: Antonio López de Guadalupe → Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga.
Published parentage claim: Violante Díaz de Cadórniga → Pedro Díaz de Cadórniga.
Published parentage claim: Violante Díaz de Cadórniga → Jerónimo López de Guadalupe.
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.
Heráldica de Apellidos, Origen y significado del apellido Guadalupe · online traditional genealogy · Guadalupe genealogy · Fernán, Piñeiro, Gaspar and the apothecary householdManoel Carrete Ribera, Os xudeus de Castro Caldelas, os irmáns Guadalupe, Xurdimento 34 (2021), pp. 52–53 · Xurdimento 34 (2021), printed pp. 52–53; PDF pp. 53–54
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.
Manoel Carrete Ribera, Os xudeus de Castro Caldelas, os irmáns Guadalupe, Xurdimento 34 (2021), pp. 52–53 · Xurdimento 34 (2021), printed pp. 52–53; PDF pp. 53–54Heráldica de Apellidos, Origen y significado del apellido Guadalupe · online traditional genealogy · Guadalupe genealogy · Fernán, Piñeiro, Gaspar and the apothecary household
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.
Heráldica de Apellidos, Origen y significado del apellido Guadalupe · online traditional genealogy · Guadalupe genealogy · Fernán, Piñeiro, Gaspar and the apothecary householdGonzález García, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 363–364 · AHDOURENSE PT12, fols. 407–408 · Ourense. Aprendiz de boticario · printed pp. 363–364; PDF pp. 353–354
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.
Heráldica de Apellidos, Origen y significado del apellido Guadalupe · online traditional genealogy · Guadalupe genealogy · Fernán, Piñeiro, Gaspar and the apothecary householdMary 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 (2013), printed pp. 227–228; PDF pp. 219–220
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.
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 (2013), printed pp. 227–228; PDF pp. 219–220Breogán Amoedo, Geneanet family tree, Antonio López Guadalupe profile · consulted 26 October 2026 · Antonio López Guadalupe profile · spouses and children
The published transcription explicitly calls the apprentice Felipe the son of Francisco Álvarez, resident of Tamaguelos. This is filiation within the 1564 record, not proof of the later Felipe’s identity.
Felipe was apprenticed to Antonio López de Guadalupe for five years and one month from 7 November 1564, before notary Gómez Cid. This is a professional relationship and establishes no kinship.
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Felipe Álvarez · apprenticeship in Ourense, 1564
González García, Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 363–364 · AHDOURENSE PT12, fols. 407–408
Miguel Ángel González García, “Datos menores para la historia de la provincia y diócesis de Ourense (II),” Diversarum Rerum 8 (2013), pp. 361–378. The apprenticeship is transcribed on pp. 363–364 (PDF pp. 353–354), citing AHDOURENSE PT12, folios 407–408. The published transcription was checked; the original manuscript was not inspected. It names the apprentice’s father but does not identify the apprentice with the later Ribadavia apothecary.
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Guadalupe · published traditional genealogy
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.
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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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Carrete Ribera · Guadalupe and the 1592 certificate (2021)
Manoel Carrete Ribera, Os xudeus de Castro Caldelas, os irmáns Guadalupe, Xurdimento 34 (2021), pp. 52–53
Xurdimento 34, pp. 52–53: published transcription of the certificate dated 11 November 1592, and discussion of incompatible reconstructions. The original certificate and nobility proceedings have not been inspected.
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Breogán Amoedo · Geneanet comparison
Breogán Amoedo, Geneanet family tree, Antonio López Guadalupe profile · consulted 26 October 2026
The publicly visible Antonio profile names Elvira as wife and Pedro as son. This conflicts with the scholarly study’s Violante. It is an online research lead, not proof of identity or the proposed later continuation.