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Language of the text: Español
Nobility: Señores - Familia noble
Nobles in:España (Francia Alemania)
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It happens with this last name what with almost all the lineages whose antiquity goes back to the first years of the Reconquest of Spain; that it is not easy, due to the scarcity of data and its weak consistency, to determine in a clear way what its origins were. Some writers believe that it comes from France; However, other very authoritative authors consider him to be a native of Germany, from where he came to fight in Spain for the years 718 under the flags of Don Pelayo, soon achieving great renown for his feats and deeds of arms. That German knight wore as a badge on his banner and on his shield and as a hieroglyph, which remembered the excellence of his high origin, an eagle, which is why they called him, first, the Knight of the Eagle, and later, Aguilera, a nickname he took by surname, being the trunk and main ancestor of this noble lineage in Spain. This surname spread through several Spanish provinces. All branches of A. that spread the surname widely throughout Spain and America. Among the gentlemen sons and daughters received in the Noble State of Madrid and who entered the lot, exercising the positions of the City Council, were the following: Pedro de A. (1625 and 1637), Cristóbal de A. (1645), Juan Antonio de A. and Zarza (1689), Felipe, Francisco, José, Juan and Juan A. y Castillo (1702, 1716 and 1728). Another family: Surname of Castilian origin, descendant of King Don Ramiro I, with manor house in the province of Santander, Trasmiera mountains. One branch passed to Valtueña's place in Soria, another to Aragon, founding a new house in the town of Cetina, province of Zaragoza; another branch settled in Soria and others in Salamanca, Murcia and Andalusia. Don Sancho IV granted in 1290 the Lordship of A., next to the town of Berlanga, Don Gil de A., who built his castle there, being the trunk of the A. de Guadalajara and Cuenca. ...
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BlazonAguilera
1. Coat of arms of family: Aguilera
Language of the text: Español
Escudo de gules con un águila de sable perfilada de oro.
Citado en Enciclopedia heráldica y genealógica Hispano-Americana. A/A, Rollo 1 A. y A. Garcia Carraffa. El solar catalan, valenciano y balear - Tomo primero A. y A. Garcia Carraffa Libreria internacinal.
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