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This Navarrese surname, widely spread in America, comes from the place of Lecaroz (whose name it took), from the Town Hall of the Baztan Valley and part of Pamplona. A line was established in the place of Narvarte, of the Council of Bértiz-Arana, in the same party of Pamplona from which the families of the same surname based in America came. Four were the gentlemen L. who passed to Chile, called Juan, Pedro, Ignacio and José de L. Juan and Pedro left offspring by female lines, and José perpetuated until today his succession by varonia. This surname of L., is so old, that in "Executorial del Baztán", 1748, Santius Joanes de L. and others appear as guarantors of a donation made in 1203 by Calver Sotés and his son equal to the Prior of the Monastery of Urdán. In successive centuries the L. always occupied the first positions of this valley. One of the Chilean lines recognizes Pedro de L. and Egózcue as a trunk and founder, a native of the Navarrese place of Narvarte, who married in Ciga, a place in the Baztán Valley itself. On February 28, 1656, he married Doña María Marta de Egózcue, baptized on March 15, 1616, who was Lady of the Palace of Cabo de Armería de Egózcue (daughter of Miguel de Egózcue and Doña María de Jáuregui). They had, among others, these sons: Sebastián de L. and Egózcue, who follows, Fermín de L. and Egózcue, baptized in 1662, Capuchin friar, with the name of Fray Fermín del Baztán, José de L. y Egózcue, and Catalina by L. y Egózcue

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