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Portuguese surname, with lot in the line of Portugal and Galicia. He went to Spain and had houses in Galicia, Santander and Segovia. Very main branches came out of the house in Galicia, which had a seat in the province of Pontevedra. One was established in the city of Túy, and it was Juan de B., a native of Túy and Lord of the Tortores preserve, who had Juan de B., second in command, from his wife, Doña Inés de Vega. name, baptized in Túy in 1525. He was a soldier in the wars in Flanders and Italy. In 1557 he went to America with the hosts of D. García de Mendoza, and was the founder of the branch of this lineage in Chile. As a prize for his services, he was awarded the Tango, Malloco, Tobalaba and Legüeimo Encomiendas, which were confirmed by the Royal Decree issued in Madrid on November 30, 1561. Established in Santiago de Chile was his Royal Ensign in 1561, his Regidor in 1567 and 1573 and his Mayor in 1576. He married twice: the first between 1557 and 1560 with Doña Inés de Alderete, a native of Santiago de Chile, and the second with Doña Mayor de Padilla, a native of Granada and died in Santiago de Chile on January 31, 1604, being buried in the church of La Merced. He was the son of the first marriage: Juan de B., third of the name, which follows. The second marriage was born: María de B., a native of Santiago de Chile and married in this capital on November 15, 1600 with Juan Ortiz de Arraya, of the same nature.

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