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Last name
Mijares

Nobility: Señores - Familia Noble
Nobles in:
España (Castilla)
Language of the text: Español

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Mijares

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Apellido de origen castellano. Procede del lugar de su nombre, Ayuntamiento de Santillana del Mar, partido judicial de Torrelavega en la provincia de Santander. Otra casa radicó en la villa de Solórzano, del partido de Santoña, en la misma provincia, y sus individuos se apellidaron M. de Solórzano. El Alférez Pedro M. de Solórzano, natural de Solórzano, contrajo matrimonio con doña Francisca Díaz de Rojas, natural de la ciudad de Caracas (Venezuela), y fueron padres de Francisco M. de Solórzano y Rojas, natural de Caracas y Caballero de la Orden de Alcántara, que casó con doña Catalina de Monasterio y Mendoza, de igual naturaleza. De esta unión nació Juan M. de Solórzano y Monasterio, natural de Caracas, Maestre de Campo y primer Marqués de Mijares, que casó con doña Teresa de Tovar Pacheco, de la misma naturaleza (hija de Manuel Felipe de Tovar, natural de Madrid y Caballero de la

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Escudo medio partido y cortado: primero, en campo de oro, un castillo de piedra, segundo, en campo de plata, seis roeles de gules, puestos de dos en dos y tercero, cuartelado: primero y cuarto, en campo de sinople, una pluma, de plata, y segundo y tercero, en campo de azur, dos lises de plata, puestas en faja.

Fuente bibliográfica: Heraldica de los apellidos canarios - Tomo segundo Lino Chaparro D'Acosta Estudios tecnicos del blason Enciclopedia heráldica y genealógica Hispano-Americana. M/M, Rollo 16 A. y A. Garcia Carraffa

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