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Language of the text: Español
Nobility: Señores - Caballeros - Familia Noble
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The primitive origin of the Cabrera family, begins with the ancient Gothic monarchs, a branch formed by Prince Don Osorio, cousin, companion and leader of King Don Pelayo. The Casa de Cabrera in the Canary Islands is made up of Alonso de Cabrera, son of Fernando Diaz de Cabrera, sixth Lord of the Towers of Arias Cabrera, Knight of the Order of Santiago, Extraordinary Ambassador of King Don Enrique III to the Moorish King of Granada and Conquistador. from Antequera. Alonso de Cabrera and his son Doña María de Solier, residents of the city of Córdoba, had several children, two of whom served in the conquest of the Canary Islands. One of these, Diego de Cabrera el Viejo, was a neighbor of the town of Arévalo, married Catalina Pérez de Ocampo and had another Diego de Cabrera, Conquistador de Canarias. He married in Lanzarote with Doña Francisca Melián de Bethencourt. ...
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BlazonCabrera
1. Coat of arms of family: Cabrera
Language of the text: Español
En campo de plata, dos cabras pasantes de sable, cargadas de tres bandas de oro, puestas 1 y 1.
Fuente bibliográfica: "Nobiliario de Canarias, torno II, pág. 78. Conquista y Antiguedades de las Islas de Gran Canaria, de Juan Núñez de la Peña. El Solar Catalán, Valenciano y Balear de García Carraffa, torno I, pág. 334.".
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