Basurto. La casa de Basurto recognized by trunk and founder Don Garcia called the Tuerto son of Don Garci Galindez Salcedo y Vela, 4o. Mr. de Ayala. His arms are: SHield of gules and five panels of gold on the tip of silver and azure waves.
Nobiliario de los Reinos y Señoríos de España
By D. Francisco Piferrer
Volume II, page 16, Num. 649
Madrid, 1857.
Barroso. Don Pedro Gomez Barroso, one of the leading gentlemen of Galicia, distinguished himself in the conquest of Seville and the trunk was Barroso’s illustrious house in Andalucia. His grandson, also named Pedro Gomez Barroso,w was Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo, Spain. His arms are: Shield of gules and five lions of silver.
Nobiliario de los Reinos y Señoríos de España
Por D. Francisco Piferrer
Tomo II, página 16, Num. 645
Madrid, 1857.
Berri. In Navarre: Shield in azure and silver belt loaded with three-bladed sable.
Nobiliario de los Reinos y Señoríos de España
By D. Francisco Piferrer
Volume II, page 13, Num. 630
Madrid, 1857.
Galdames. Basque name of the place its name, judicial district of Balmaseda (Vizcaya). Don Manuel Galdames of Briton, resident of Alfaro, patent of nobility reached on July 31, 1797. Their arms: In field of gold, four checkered gules, bordure azure with eight gold stars.
Arrieta. Noble family of Navarre, in whose palace or solar home had arms: Shield of gules and a strip of gold bordure of the same color and eight blades of the same metal.
Nobiliario de los Reinos y Señoríos de España
By D. Francisco Piferrer
Volume II, page 13, Num. 627
Madrid, 1857.
Santander. Last Castilian, the villa its name. He proved his nobility in the Order of Santiago in the years 1629, 1641, 1660 and 1696, and several times in the Royal Chancery of Valladolid. Their arms: On red field a silver castle on waves of azur and silver water .
Nobiliario Español by don Julio de Atienza
Page 687
Madrid,1959.
Sojo. A noble family of that name had his palace or solar house in Navarre with these arms: Shield of gold and two lions sable interns, one above the other; bordure gules eight gold saltires.
Nobiliario de los Reinos y Señoríos de España
By D. Francisco Piferrer
Volume II, page 13, Num. 626
Madrid, 1857.
Fenestrosa. Of the manor of Fenestrosa in the merindad of Castrojeriz, came the family of this name, and are his arms: silver shield and two wolves sable, one above the other; bordure azure and eight stars of gold.
Nobiliario de los Reinos y Señoríos de España
By D. Francisco Piferrer
Volume II, page 13, Num. 628
Madrid, 1857.
Astuni. The noble family of that name was in his palace arms of Navarre: Silver Shield and two lions sable interns, one above the other; bordure gules eight gold saltire.
Nobiliario de los Reinos y Señoríos de España
By D. Francisco Piferrer
Volume II, page 13, Num. 628
Madrid, 1857.
Otero. Last Castilian. He proved his nobility various times in the Royal Chancery of Valladolid and the Royal Court of Oviedo. Their arms: Azure, a tower of stone bordure gules, with eight gold blades.
Nobiliario Español de don Julio de Atienza
Pag. 598
Madrid,1959.
