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Last name
Tueros

Nobility: Señores - Caballeros
Nobles in:
España (Vizcaya)
Language of the text: Español

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En la villa de Trucios, y en el barrio de Cueto, inmediato a ella, todo en el partido de Valmaseda (Vizcaya). Las armas de la casa de la villa de Trucios son: De oro, con un águila de sable, y bordura de gules con cuatro veneras de plata, una en cada cantón, y cuatro estrellas del mismo metal en los centros. La casa del barrio de Cueto, apellidada T. y Huerta tiene: Escudo dividido en siete cuarteles: primero, águila en defenda; segundo, cinco flores de lis y tres palos o bastones; tercero, una cruz de Calatrava, y bordura para este cuartel con cuatro calderas; cuarto, una mano palmada, y debajo, ondas de agua; quinto, una estrella; sexto, otra estrella, y séptimo, una mano vista por el dorso, y debajo, ondas de agua. Estas armas, que son de alianza, fueron las usadas por don Felipe de los T. y

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Tueros

De oro, con un águila de sable, y bordura de gules con cuatro veneras de plata, una en cada cantón, y cuatro estrellas del mismo metal en los centros.

Blasón de la familia Tueros en España. Fuente bibliográfica: "Repertorio de blasones de la comunidad hispanica - letras S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z" Vicente De Cadenas y Vicent Instituto Salazar y Castro.

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Tueros

Escudo dividido en siete cuarteles: primero, águila en defenda; segundo, cinco flores de lis y tres palos o bastones; tercero, una cruz de Calatrava, y bordura para este cuartel con cuatro calderas; cuarto, una mano palmada, y debajo, ondas de agua; quinto, una estrella; sexto, otra estrella, y séptimo, una mano vista por el dorso, y debajo, ondas de agua.

Alias de alianza de la familia Tueros en España.

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En plata, dos puntos,de azur, puestos en palo.

Escudo de la familia Tueros radicada en Murcìa. Fuente bibliográfica: "Repertorio de blasones de la comunidad hispanica - apéndice I" Vicente De Cadenas y Vicent Instituto Salazar y Castro.

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