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Last name
Armenta

Nobility: Señores - Familia Noble
Nobles in:
España (Sevilla)
Variations Last name:
Armentano, Armentianos
Language of the text: Español

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Armenta
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Procede de Álava, y tuvo su solar en el lugar de Armentia (cuyo nombre), perteneciente hoy al Ayuntamiento de Vitoria. También una importante rama, dimanada de ese solar, se estableció en Córdoba en principios del siglo XIV, y de ella fué Rodrigo Alfonso de A., caballero principal de Córdoba y vecino de la collación de San Andrés. Casó con doña Urraca Martínez, y fundó en ella una capilla en la parroquia de la Magdalena, el 16 de Octubre de 1365, ante Antón García, Canónigo de la catedral y Notario apostólico. De este matrimonio fué hijo Rodrigo Alfonso de A., segundo del nombre, Señor de esta casa en Córdoba, que contrajo matrimonio con doña Elvira Díaz de Estepa (hija de Pedro Díaz de Estepa, Jurado de la collación de San Lorenzo, y de doña Olalla López de Haro), naciendo de esta unión Gonzalo Alfonso de A., que de su mujer doña

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Blazon
Armenta
(Armentano, Armentianos)

1. Coat of arms of family:
Armenta


21400/20008

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Blazon of family
Armenta

En oro, una banda, de gules.

Fuente bibliográfica: "Repertorio de blasones de la comunidad hispánica - letras A-B-C-CH Vicente De Cadenas y Vicent Instituto Salazar y Castro", pàgina 175.

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2. Coat of arms of family:
Armenta


21401/20009

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Blazon of family
Armenta

Un león de oro en campo verde (sinople ndr).

Armenta o Armentianos. Fuente bibliográfica: Catálogo de pasajeros a Indias siglos XVI, XVII y XVIII. Vol. VI M. del Carmen Galbis Díez Ministerio de Cultura.

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