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Language of the text: Español
Nobility: Señores - Familia Noble
Nobles in:España (Guipúzcoa)
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Variations Last name: Aguirrezabal,Aguirrezabala
Variations of surnames are frequent and mainly derive from involuntary acts such as translation errors or dialectal inflections or from voluntary acts such as attempts to escape persecution or acquisition of titles and properties of other families
It comes from the Aguirre palace, in the town of Gaviria, of the judicial party of Azpéitia (Guipúzcoa), as stated by Baltasar de Echave, Jerónimo de Villa and other authors, and created the following solar houses: One in the town of Segura, another in that of Mutiola, of the aforementioned party, but the latter was exempted from the jurisdiction of Segura and made dependent on that of Gaviria, and another in the town of Amézqueta, from the judicial party of Tolosa. The solar house in the town of Segura is usually called A. The one in Amézqueta was called A, because it is located on the flat and open side, and the one in Mutiloa was also called A. or Echenagusia, which means older house. This is a very old and numerous family, whose members occupied distinguished positions in Guipúzcoa, exhibiting their sculpted, painted and engraved weapons on houses, paintings and furniture. Pedro de A. was Trustee of Ormáiztegui, town of the aforementioned Azpéitia judicial party, and father of Juan de A., Captain of Horses and also Regidor of Ormáiztegui in 1639, Mayor in 1680 and Trustee in 1689. His son Sebastián de A. He was also Mayor of Ormáiztegui in 1721 and 1724, and procreated Ignacio de Aguirrezabala, several times Prosecutor of Boards and Mayor of Tolosa. He left Javier de Aguirrezabala, Regidor de Tolosa in 1777 and Mayor of the towns of Mutiloa, Zaldivia, Ormáiztegui and Orio as his son and successor. They are his weapons: Silver, with a leafy holm oak, at the foot of whose trunk is a saber-toothed wolf, for da, giving suck to two wolf cubs. The study of the family heraldic shield "speaks" to us of those who formed the origin of family A., since that was its function, that of manifesting its differential elements to others, since the inclusion of the element sea, which is the figure belonging to families linked to the sea or maritime businesses, belonged to characters of great economic power. The enamels of the weapon of the A. proclaim the following values: Silver corresponds to the symbol of ...
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BlazonAguirrezábal
Variations Last name: Aguirrezabal,Aguirrezabala
1. Coat of arms of family: Aguirrezábal
Language of the text: Español
De plata, con una carrasca frondosa de sinople, al pie de cuyo tronco hay una loba de sable, parada, dando de mamar a dos lobeznos.
Citado en "El solar vasco navarro - Tomo primero A. y A. Garcia Carraffa Librería internacional".
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