Apellido

Pagán

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Last name originating from the city of Genoa, where this family was very old and noble. He was brought to Spain by several of his knights who took part in the conquest of Murcia, remaining established in this city and in those of Orihuela and Cartagena, of which they were also conquerors. Some went to Valencia. In Murcia, Fr. are among the oldest and most important inhabitants of that city, and as such they held public offices there, according to the annual books of the City Council Archive. Rodrigo P. was Chief Constable in 1336 and Prosecutor in Cortes together with Manuel Porcel; Gonzalo P., Mayor Oridario in 1385; Sancho P., Regidor in 1386; Alfonso Rodríguez P., Regidor in 1407; another Gonzalo P. appears called to the Council for collations in 1410 and 1411, in union, in the last of those years, of Sancho Rodríguez P., and Diego P. was Regidor in 1507. More modernly he belonged to the same family in the city from Murcia Alonso P., Merino del Marqués de los Vélez, who in his wife doña Luisa de Negrón y Oria, had these children: Rodrigo P., husband of doña Blanca Dávalos, without succession; Francisco P., married to Mrs. Ginesa Fajardo, also without succession; Juan Antonio P., who married in Cartagena with Doña Juana Ardid (daughter of Alonso Ardid); Luis P. Negrón, who follows; Luisa Negrón and Oria; and Alonso P. y Oria, who married his first cousin Doña Juana P. in Murcia

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