Las aventuras de Hernando de Padilla
El mundo hispano no carece de aventureros cuyas historias los harían compañeros de armas del Capitán...
Falsely rehabilitating nobility titles: frauds, ego and stupid naiveness.
Some time ago I received a message from one of my relatives informing me that from that day on he was the new Marquis of Pánuco, a Spanish nobility title that has been in our family since 1772 (Granted to Francisco Xavier de Vizcarra...
Correspondence with Guillermo Tovar de Teresa. Last chronicler in Mexico City.
After thinking about it for a long time, I decided to share here a handful of selected emails that I exchanged with Guillermo Tovar de Teresa and that could be of genealogical interest to researchers and those interested in the...
The jewish blood in the De la Cueva lineage from Úbeda. A genealogical finding.
In 1924 the prestigious genealogist J. Ignacio Dávila Garibi published a family tree regarding the de la Cueva family that traveled from Spain to the kingdom of Nueva Galicia. This family tree began Pedro de la Cueva in the...
Antiguo e Ilustre Solar de Tejada. The most ancient nobility institution in Spain.
The Solar de Tejada is a lordship located in the mountains of Cameros, La Rioja, Spain, granted in the year 844 by Ramiro I, King of Asturias and León, in favor of don Sancho de Texada, the ancient Lord of the House Cadina, Master of...
The Orozco lineage of the conquistador Juan de Villaseñor
Don Juan de Villaseñor y Orozco is, perhaps, one of the most well-known Spanish conquistadores. Partly because he belonged to a noble and distinguished lineage but also because of his deeds in the American territories. Juan de...
In favor of Gutierre Pérez de Reinoso
On March, 18th, 1151 in Segovia a manuscript saw the light that is of importance to the Reinoso lineage. A document that was kept in the Libro Becerro of the Monastery of Santa María la Real de Aguilar de Campoo during many...
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