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Last name: Ceballos

Dossier: 614758
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Language of the text: Español
Nobility: Señores - Familia Noble
Nobles in:España (Castilla)
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Ceballos


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Nobility crown CeballosLinhagem muito antiga, originária do Merindad de Trasmiera, em que possuía o seu solar primitivo, de onde surgiram casas ilustres da província de Santander, às quais também pertenciam o mencionado Merindad, uma vez que formaram hoje os partidos judiciais de Laredo e Santoña. Um dos famosos cavaleiros desse sobrenome foi Fernán Martínez de C., que conquistou a cidade de Alarcón aos mouros. Na época do rei Dom Fernando IV, o Emplazado, era a dama da casa primitiva de C., Gonzalo Díaz de C., maior garçom do mencionado monarca e prefeito dos genros. Casou-se com a sra. Antolina de la Hoz (filha de Martín Antolínez de la Hoz e sua esposa, sra. Godo Galíndez de Gordejuela) e eles foram os pais de Ruy González de C., que se casou com María Fernández de Caviedes, senhora da casa de Caviedes, do vale Valdáliga e seu lugar em Lamadrid, hoje pertencente ao partido judicial de San Vicente de la Barquera, nascido desse elo: Diego Gutiérrez de C., almirante de Castela, falecido em abril de 1330, que em sua esposa A Sra. Juana García Carrillo teve a Sra. Elvira Álvarez de C., Senhora da casa de C. e do Vale Escalante, da parte judicial de Santoña, falecida no ano de 1372, casada com Fernán Pérez de Ayala, Ricohombre e Señor de Ayala, com sucessão, e Sra. Estefanía Rodríguez de C., Señora de Villalva e Vado de las Estacas, que se casaram com Enrique Enríquez, Señor de Villalva, com sucessão. ...

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Blazon Ceballos

Coat of arms of family Ceballos

1. Coat of arms of family: Ceballos
Language of the text: Español

En campo de plata, tres fajas de sable. Bordura jaquelada de oro y gules en dos órdenes.

Fuente bibliográfica: Enciclopedia heráldica y genealógica Hispano-Americana. C/C, Rollo 7 A. y A. Garcia Carraffa Heraldica de los apellidos canarios - Tomo primero Lino Chaparro D'Acosta Estudios tecnicos del blason.

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Coat of arms of family Ceballos

2. Coat of arms of family: Ceballos
Language of the text: Español


Escudo Ceballos de España.

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