Agilero 4) Meaning : In Spanish the word agdero means “luck, fortune” ( bird of bad Agliero = bird that presages bad fortune) 2) Solar house : In the town of Agliero, municipality of Marina de Cudeyo (Trasmiera, Cantabria), declared historicalartistic ensemble by the castle, house ‘and church of Agiero. The castle is of the XIV century, although it does not have anything of the classic Castilian castles. It belonged to the Agiiero, an ancient Cantabrian lineage that stood out Pedro Gonzélez de Agilero, our ancestor, who was knighted in 1330 by Alfonso XI, His grave lying in wood (see photograph below) is in the Museo Diocesano de Santillana. Lope Garcia de Salazar, in his, Bionandanzas y Fortunas (chap. XXI), says the following of this lineage: "When the condors (970) were lost from the coterie of Retuerto, There remained a fixed v [astardo] of one of them who called "But Ugly and Po [rque populated in Gion] bo called him But Ugly of Cionbo, And he went abroad for many, and many of the lords of those counts were joined by him, for the Castafieda wanted to urge them. He left fixed to Gonzalo Gomez de Gionbo, who was worth much more than his father. And | ovo a landlord named Pero Gonzalez, and, because he settled in Aguero and made the tower and the palaces there, he was called Pero Gonzalez de A [giero}, who won and increased much more in that lineage and solar, than ovo fixed to But Gonzélez ‘Segundo ea Gargi Gonzalez de Agiiero and Dona Veringuela, who married Lope Garcia de Salazar in Nograro. Of Gargi Gonzélez sugedié Gonzalo de Agliero and others. But Gonzalez, who called the Good, married () (971) and ovo fixed to Pero Gonzalez Tergero and to Juana Gonzélez, who married in Miigica, and other fixed ones. And this Pero Gonzalez, who they called the Moco, married with fixed of Juan Gutiérrez d'scalante and fixed egg of her to Pero Gonzdlez Quarto, that was of three years because its father died before Pero Gonzalez the Good; And this was created by him, who was the one who increased the most in his revenues and state, which was worth much with King Don Enrique in the time of King Don Pero, But Gonzalez, his grandson, mamied Garci Sanchez dArze and had fixed it to Pero Gonzalez Quinto and Gargla de Agilero and to Dona Maria Alonso, who married in Elvarado. This Pero Gonzalez Quinto married Dona Maria de Velasco, fixed vastarda of Juan de Velasco, and egg of her to Pero Gonzalez [col. Sesto, who was a young man of four years and died of herbs in the house of the Admiral, a young man of the twelfth year, whom the enemies gave. E Gargia de Agiiero died without a legitimate fixed date, and when this young man died from the plot of Agiiero, Dona Maria, his mother, remained in the solar word, and Count Forrerendez, his brother, took him, saying that he did not use it well, and put it on The monastery of Santa Clara de Medina, outside the palaces, did not want to enter a nun, And if it was by prize or by will, sold the land of Aguero with the income of the Count, his brother, saying that he eredara by death of his fixed, And thus the solar was lost. It is said that this perversion of generation and of the land which came to them because Pero Gonzalez Tercero, who they called the Mogo, married an onca] dona (972), being a donzella, in Avila [and that, ], Who threw it out of her and made her go up to Castile, cursing all the churches she was making, making her [her cavellos] in the walls and buming them in the alleys. And the reason why he threw her was to marry Clara Gutierrez dEscalante. And the tenth of the nations was this by thought, but the savior of all is God alone, All this took place in the solar saying, took the relatives of Aguero by mayor to Juan de Agllero, fixed of Dona Maria Alonso, (973) Gonzélez Quarto and Juan Sénchez dElvarado, who erected a few days’ stay with Dona Sanchez Ferrandez, his wife, and conquered the Admirals alforil de Santander, who had won it when the young man died. King; And ovo the most because it belonged to him because of erencia, And now this Juan de ‘Aguero is the eldest of all his relatives. He married Femand Sanchez dElvarado and has fixed and fixed in her. " ‘And ovo the most because it belonged to him because of erengia, And now this Juan de Aguero is the eldest of all his relatives. He married Fernand Sanchez dElvarado and has fixed and fixed in her. " And ovo the most because it belonged to him because of erencia. And now this Juan de Aguero is the eldest of all his relatives. He married Femand Sanchez d'Elvarado and has fixed and fixed in her. " 3) Weapons : Those of the Trasmiera Valley (Cantabria), use: Shield filed by five orders of gold and azure veros. Others: Shield full for five orders of truth. According to stone armera in the house of the Tower, of Noja (Cantabria): Cut: 1° sinople, a silver bridge of two eyes and an tower of argent, in the center on blue waves (by Zilla) and 2° in chief, a Sun, seven eight-pointed stars and a growing back. Beneath a castle of three tributes with a spear-armed warrior at his door and two steep wolves, flanked by two rising palms. Border of seven cut heads (by Agilero). Tenantes two loves, two lions and two sirens. According to stone arsenal in Penagos (Cantabria): Broslada bar, rampant faucet, crowned and surmontado of a star of eight radios; In the left comer And crowned: On the left flank three saucers, and on the point a script on waves (jl is a synthesis of the blazon of this lineage: the faucet and the star that surmonta are of gold on gules, like the sotueres - bordura -, the Y and the Crown, gold over azure and azur flag). Hidalguia : Those of Cecefias, Cudeyo and Orejo (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the Order of Calatrava, in1704, The ones of Caicedo (Alava) and Igollo (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the Order of Calatrava, in 1741. Of Acereda (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the Order of Alcantara, in 1712 (Contribution of Oscar Berea). Gold over azure and azure flag). Hidalguia : Those of Cecofias, Cudeyo and Orejo (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the ‘Order of Calatrava, in 1704, The ones of Caicedo (Alava) and Igollo (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the Order of Calatrava, in 1741. Of Acereda (Cantabria), proved their nobilty in the Order of Alcantara, in 1712 (Contribution of Oscar Berea). Gold over azure and azure flag), Hidalguia : Those of Cecefias, Cudeyo and Orejo (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the Order of Calatrava, in 1704, The ones of Caicedo (Alava) and Igollo (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the Order of Calatrava, in 1741. Of Acereda (Cantabria), proved their nobility in the Order of Alcantara, in 1712 (Contribution of Oscar Berea). 4) Ancestors : The genealogy is taken from the Bienandanzas y Fortunas by Lope Garcia de Salazar (chapter 21). I. But Feo de Gionbo (17th grandfather of Candido Madaleno Gasteasoro) was bom in Cantabria around 1220. "When the heirs of the coterie of Retuerto| ‘were lost [see shield on the left], a fixed One of them called "But Ugly” and "| Populated in Gion” called him "But Ugly of Gionbo." E went out for a lot, and there were many who were of the lordship of those counts because Castafieda wanted them press” ll, Gonzalo Gémez de Gionbo (16th grandfather of Candido Madaleno Gasteasoro) was bom in Cantabria around 1250. "His father] dexé mayor to Gonzalo Gémez de Gionbo, who was worth much more than his father Il, Pedro Gonzélez de Agilero | (15 th grandfather of Candido Madaleno Gasteasoro) was bom in Cantabria around 1280. "E ovo [his father] a landowner who was called Pero Gonzalez e, because he settled in Agiiero and made the tower and the palaces there, It was called Pero Gonzalez de A (gliero], who won and increased much more in that lineage and solar, than ovo fixed to Pero Gonzalez Segundo and Garci Gonzalez de Agiiero and to Dona Veringuela, who married Lope Garcia de Salazar in Nograro, Gonzalo de Aguero and others said. IV. Pedro Gonzalez de Agliero II, el Bueno (14th grandfather of Candido Madaleno Gasteasoro) was bom in Aguero, Cantabria, around 1310, He was knighted by King Alfonso XI of Castile, the year 1330, His tomb lying in wood Is in the Diocesan Museum of Santillana, " But Gonzalez, who called the Good, married Gonzalez Tergero and Omar Juana Gonzélez, who married in Magica, and others fixed, V. Dofia Juana Gonzalez de Agilero (13th grandmother) was bom in Aglero, about 1345. She married Juan Alonso de Miigica (see Mugica). They had for daughter to Maria Alonso de Magica, that married Gonzalo Gémez de Butrén. 5) Genealogy : Agiiero -> Musica -> Butrén — Salazar > Murga —> Villachica -> Andéchaga —» Of the Presa > AAldecoa (of Murueta) —> Olabarria > Madaleno. 6) Other information * Aguero Castle, currently rebuilt after a long and patient restoration work, really is a large Gothic house with cylindrical cubes at the comers. The small bays indicate that it was a defensive fortress. There are many legends about this Trasmeran lineage. The best known, probably with part of truth and part of fantasy as all the legends, is the one that tells that Trasmiera is noble, because the King promised to one of the Agliera, like prize to its services, that would make nobles all the Lerritories that He could ride with his horse from dawn to sunset. In this way he left from his plot, Aguero, and arrived at Pamanes where the horse was exhausted. The neighbors of the area, not to be left out, Dragged the horse to the cross of Somarriba. The continuity of the line of the Agliero is evident in its house existing in the town, next to the church, and in front of the castle, It is a work of the XVII century, with portico, of three arches, balconies of wrought iron and ashlar masonry on the facade which is decorated with the family crest supported by eagle and with the legend: "If you seek me nobility / arms and blazons / No Look at me the cantons, look at me nature. * The famous flag wars that ravaged Cantabria in the Middle Ages confronted numerous noble lineages of our land that fought together on two sides, the Giles and the Negretes, The head of the side of the Negretes was the lineage of Aguero, as proof of the importance of this strain. We conclude with the parish church of Agiiero, the oldest in the municipality. It was built at the end of the 16th century, next to the house of Agiiero. The remains of the knight Pedro Gonzélez de Agtiero were buried in this church until his later transfer to the Diocesan Museum. * Pedro Gonzalez de Aguero que destacé a la cabeza de sus hombres de guerra de Trasmiera en la batalla del Salado contra los benimerines en 1340. El Memorial histéricojuridico de la Biblioteca Municipal de Santander dice al respecto: "por haberse sejtalado Pedro Gonzdlez Agiiero que veniajunto a la persona real y por cabo de los soldados montafieses con el sefior de la Vega (que era su primo) le hizo merced el rey de libertar a Trasmiera, su patria, de la contribucién de alcabalas, de cuyo privilegio ha gozado, mostrandose sus hijos tan agradecidos que on momoria de este benoficio ordenaron que en las iglesias parroquiales se echase rogativa por su anima en las mismas populares”. Esto tuvo lugar en 1342 cuando las cortes castellanas autorzaron al Rey a cobrar durante tres afios el impuesto de la alcabala . E! Rey, agradecido, dejé libre del impuesto a toda la Trasmiera del Sefior del lugar de Agiiero, Ancos, Hoz y de parte de Barcena de Cicero, Hermosa y Liérganes; sefior de behetria de Anero, Carasa, Castanedo, Entrambasaguas, Galizano, Giiemes, Helechas, Hoz, Latas (incluide Somo y Loredo), Navajeda, Orejo, Pontones, Secadura y Suesa, asi como sefior de la parte de behetria de otros lugares de Trasmiera y tenia naturaleza en Ballesteros (Beranga) y Cariazo. a Greatbirthday.com