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| Name |
María González de Henestrosa |
| Gender |
Female |
| Died |
Aft Sep 1356 |
| Person ID |
I16153 |
Young Kent Ancestors |
| Last Modified |
14 Apr 2018 |
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| Notes |
- Dear Mara ~
Thank you for your good post. Much appreciated.
I found the documents you cited in your post in a PDF File available
online at:
1st item:
http://www.google.com/search?q=hijas+de+dicha+Estefan%C3%ADa%2C+una+renta+anual+de+&sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2006-45,GGGL:en
The author and title of the PDF file is:
Angel Vaca Lorenzo, Documentación Medieval de la Villa de Astudillo
Besides the relevant documents which you have kindly cite for the
newsgroup, I note there is another helpful document listed as #52 on
page 56. This item is dated 18 April 1351. In this document María
González, widow of Juan García de Padilla, is identified as the
daughter of Fernán Gutiérrez de Henestrosa. She is also identified as
the mother of Diego García de Padilla and Mari Diáz. This document
fully confirms the pedigree you set forth in your earlier post.
"Mari Diáz" (otherwise known as María Díaz de Padilla) listed in this
document was the mistress/wife of Pedro I the Cruel, King of Castile
and León.
For interest's sake, the following is the list of the 17th Century New
World colonists that descend from María Díaz de Padilla through her
younger daughter, Isabel, wife of Edmund of Langley, Duke of York:
Barbara Aubrey, John Bevan, St. Leger Codd, Edward Digges, John
Fisher, Warham Horsmanden, Philip & Thomas Nelson, Thomas Owsley, John
Oxenbridge, Katherine Saint Leger, Mary Johanna Somerset.
Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah
On Jul 30, 9:29 am, mara Gonzalez Morejon
wrote:
< The filiation o María Padilla, mistress of King Pedro I of Castile,
is
< proven by contemporary sources, especially from the Monastery of
Sta. Clara
< de Astudillo.
<
< In 1351, she and her brother Diego García (de Padilla), write a
letter to
< their mother Mari González (de Henestrosa), thanking her for the
< distribution made of the inheritance left by their father Juan
García (de
< Padilla), already diseased.
<
< 1354, nov. 19 (Sta. Clara de Astudillo): In a purchase deed, Diego
García,
< Maestre de Calatrava, sells to his sister María Padilla several
properties
< that had belonged to Garcilaso in Astudilla, plus other properties.
<
< On June 10, 1355, in the aforementioned monastery, María de Padilla
donates
< to the Monastery a property in Cubillas de Cerrato which she had
purchased
< from her uncle Juan Fernández de Henestrosa, and other properties in
< Astudillo which she had inherited from her father or others which
she had
< purchased from Mencía López.
<
< So far, from the sources I’ve checked, her mother does not seem to
be María
< Fernández, but rather Marí González daughter of Fernán Gutiérrez de
< Henestrosa and Estefanía, but I haven’t completed documenting this
line.
<
< Tentatively it would be:
<
< Fernán Gutiérrez de Henestrosa + Estefanía
<
< Parents of
<
< Juan Fdz de Henestrosa, María González de Henestrosa (María
Padilla's
< mother), plus two nuns (Sancha Gutiérrez and Abbess Juan Fernández
de
< Henestrosa.
<
< I base this assertion on the following quotes:
<
< 1336, feb. 11 (Sta. Clara de Astudillo): Letter on the distribution
of the
< goods left in Henestrosa by Fernán Gutiérrez and his wife Doña
Estefanía for
< their children Mari González and Juan Fernández de Henestrosa.
<
< 1325, sept. 7 (Sta., Clara de Astudillo): Letter written by Doña
Estefanía,
< Johan Fernández de Henestrosa, Juan García Padilla, and by Mari
González,
< ensuring Sancha and Juana Fernández, daughters of Estefanía, an
annual
< income of 40 loads of bread from Alba de Vertabillo and Alcubilla.
< garantizando a Sancha Gutíerrez y a Juana Fernández, hijas de dicha
< Estefanía, una renta anual de 40 cargas de pan del heredamiento de
Alba de
< Vertavillo y de Alcubilla.
<
< 1335, feb.17 (Mon. Sta. Clara, Astudillo): Arbitration decision on
the
< litigation by Juan García de Padilla and his wife Mari González on
the
< distribution of the inheritance of their mother Doña Estefanía.
< 1339 Jan. 4 (Sta. Clara de Astudillo): Sancha Gutiérrez, Abbess in
the
< monastery of Sta. Clara de Reinos and Juana Fernández, a nun in the
same
< monastery, renounce all the properties to which they may be entitled
left by
< their parents Fernán Gutiérrez and Doña Estefanía, except for some
< properties, in favour of their brother Juan Fdz de Henestrosa, and
Mari
< González, wife of Juan García de Padilla.
<
< Regards,
<
< Mara
Source: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/soc.history.medieval/1os5WrtBeKw
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