Archive for June, 2008
Ibarra Family Crest
Posted on 23. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
NOTE: The last name Ybarra can also be spelled with an “I”. In its beginnings Ibarra was spelled this way and eventually evolved to Ybarra. Some people around the world still use the old form (Ibarra). It would be interesting to the Ybarras and Ibarras out there to tell us more about their last names [...]
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Ordóñez Family Crest
Posted on 10. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good afternoon, as per Mr. Luis Ordóñez Ibargüén’s request, today I have for you the family crest of the last name Ordóñez. Tomorrow, God willing, I will post the family crest of the last name Ibargüén. Greetings to our friends visiting our blog at this time from Oaxaca, Madrid, Cundinamarca, Buenos Aires and Mexico. Castilian [...]
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Manrique Family Crest
Posted on 10. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good afternoon, today I have for you the family crest of the last name Manrique. Mr. Pablo Andrés Manriquez Galvao, requested the shield of the last name MANRIQUEZ, in the Spanish Nobiliary I found the last name Manrique, without the “Z”, and it is not specific about it being the same in two forms. Eventually [...]
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Leturiondo Family Crest
Posted on 10. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good evening, today I have for you the family crest of the last name Leturiondo. Last name of guipuzcoanas roots, a word that means “next to the house” in Castilian. This house had illustrious lineages in Sumárraga and Azcoitia, where their members were always considered as noblemen. Several of this lineage passed to America, at [...]
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Bayona Family Crest
Posted on 10. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good evening, here is the family crest of the last name Bayona. Old last name of Navarra with houses in Pamplona, Aoíz and Tafalla. By the middle of the XV century it was the head of the branch vizcondal of Bayona, in the mentioned Kingdom. Juan de Bayona married doña María Miguet de Berrant, gentlemen [...]
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Pio Family Crest
Posted on 09. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good afternoon, as per Mr. Moisés Pio Narváez request, today I have for you the family crest of the last name Pío. I found very little information about this last name, but fortunately I was able to find the family crest. Last name originated in Cerdeña. Its Arms: Shield cuartelado: 1st and 4th banded of [...]
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Pacheco Family Crest
Posted on 09. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good evening, today I have for you the family crest of the last name Pacheco. Of several versions, the most accurate is that of a character called don Diego López Pacheco that moved from Portugal to Spain and was Ricohome of the King Don Enrique II, as Notary and Señor de Béjar. Don Juan Pacheco, [...]
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Iriarte Family Crest
Posted on 09. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good evening, today I have for you the family crest of the last name Iriarte. It seems to be that the oldest solar house of the last name Iriarte was in the valley of Valdorba (Vizcaya), where a tower existed eith this name. This lineage also possessed solar houses in Navarrese, Guipúzcoa and Alava, and [...]
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Tapia Family Crest
Posted on 04. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Hello, today we have the family crest of the last name Tapia, as you may have noticed, today I am posting earlier than usual, since my son Gustavo, his wife and my grandson’s “el bandido” are eating dinner with us (rico pollo en escabeche prepared by my daughter) They threaten to stay the rest of [...]
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Hernandez Family Crest
Posted on 04. Jun, 2008 by El Heraldo.
Good afternoon today I have for you the family crest of the last name Hernández. Patronymic last name, derived of the name characteristic of Hernando, extended greatly along the whole Peninsula and America. It proved its nobility repeated times in Santiago’s Orders, Carlos III’s and in the hall of Hijosdalgo of the Real Chancillería of [...]
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