Descendants of Juan de Ursua

  Thirteenth Generation  

Juan married Catalina Martínez.

Their children were:

   126 M    i. Juan de Ursúa was baptized 6 November1613.

Fined for displaying the Coat of Arms of Ursúa of Baztan, but followed judgement and won Executory of Hidalguía in Valladolid in 1670.

Cosme married Not Known.

Their children were:

+ 127 M    i. Juan de Ursúa .

Fourth Countess of Gerera, Viscount of Ursúa.

Being a woman, the glorious inheritance of the main line of Ursúa fell to the illustrious House of the Count of Santa Coloma.

Ana married Luis de Bucareli y Henestrosa, son of Francisco Bucareli y Villacís and Constanza Henestrosa y Ribera, on 29 August 1700 in Seville. Luis de Bucareli y Henestrosa was baptized on 7 October 1675 in Seville.

Their children were:

   128 M    i. Jose Francisco Bucareli y Ursúa .

Fifth Count of Gerena, Viscount of Ursúa, Marquess of Vallehermoso, Señor of the Palaces of Ursúa, Nas, Utalcoa, Arizmendi, Cosiarena, Baron of Oticoren and Gentaina.

   129 M    ii. Francisco de Paula Bucareli y Ursúa .

Virrey of Navarra, its Commander in Chief, and Commander of Almendralejo in the Order of Santiago.

   130 M    iii. Miguel Bucareli Y Ursúa .

Doctor and Dean of Seville and Bishop elect of Málaga.

   131 M    iv. Luis Bucareli y Ursúa .

First Mayor of Alhambra.With the Royal Company of Marine Guards and Naval School and lost his right arm in the battle of Placencia.

   132 M    v. Nicolas Manuel Bucareli y Ursúa .

Commander in Chief of the Coast and Kingdom of Granada.

   133 M    vi. Ignacio Bucareli y Ursúa .

Of the Franciscan Order.

   134 M    vii. Antonio María Bucareli y Ursúa .

Commander in Chief of the Island of Cuba, Virrey of Nueva España (Mexico), Commendador of Tocena in the Order of San Juan de Malta.

   135 M    viii. Lorenzo Bucareli y Ursúa .

Knight of San Juan de Malta, killed in the battle of Placencia.

   136 M    ix. Manuel Bucareli y Ursúa .

Captain of the Infantry.

   137 M    x. Alonso Bucareli y Ursúa .

   138 M    xi. Cristóbal Bucareli y Ursúa .

Commanded the Regiment of Farnesio and was a Knight of Santiago.

   139 F    xii. Constanza Bucareli y Ursúa .

Marquesse of Torres de la Presa.

Constanza married Juan Bautista de Madariaga.

   140 F    xiii. Clara Bucareli y Ursúa .

   141 F    xiv. Maria Bucareli y Ursúa .

   142 F    xv. Adriana Bucareli y Ursúa .

Adriana married Gabriel Lasso de la Vega.

Rosa had a relationship with García José Ponce de Leon Señor de Grañina.

Their children were:

   143 M    i. Gerónimo de Leon y Ursúa .

   144 M    ii. Miguel Dávilla de Leon y Ursúa .

Knight of Alcantara from 1668 and Count of Torre Palma.

Pedro married Isabel de Castilla y Laso de Castilla.

Their children were:

   145 M    i. Alonso Verdugo Castilla Ursúa y Laso de Castilla was baptized on 24 September 1706 in Royal Alcala (Granada).

Count of Torre Palma, Superintendent of S. M. and Minister Plenipotenciario in Vienna and proved his nobility to enter in the Order of Calatrava in 27 January 1756.

María married N. de Aguirre.

Their children were:

+ 146 M    i. Francisco de Aguirre y Ursúa Arizmendi .

Count of Lizarraga. Governor and Commander in Chief of Yucatan in Mexico (Nueva España) from 1687.

***Governor General of the Philippines from 25 August 1709 to 4 February 1715.***

Proved his nobility to enter in the Order of Santiago in 1700 and distinguished himself in the conquest and colonization of the Province of the Itza in Nueva España (Mexico).

He received the King's favor in 1692 for opening the dirt road that connected the Provinces of Yucatan and Guatemala. To achieve the final objective of connecting by land the provinces of the Atlantic Coast with those of the Pacific, in order to promote commercial relations between the provinces, the colonization or acquisition of the tribes of the Itzas Indians (which was proving difficult and took several frustrated attempts) became necessary. At the beginning of 1697 an expeditionary body was organized by Martin de Ursúa Arizmendi and started off for the unknown, with the resolution to finish the unfinished expedition to the country of the Itzacas Indians, or to die trying. They arrived at a great lake and in order to cross it they constructed ships and later they arrived at an island. After a thousand eventful journeys they joined a terrible and decisive combat with the crowd of Indians who defended their capital, and after two days of battle, in which half his people were killed, they took the island and the city and captured the main native chiefs and King Kanek, that soon, like most of its subjects, was converted to Christianity, being baptized under the sponsorship (padrinazgo) of Ursúa. There the Navaresse leader founded a city that he called Nuestra Señora de los Remedios.

Martin married Unknown.

Their children were:

   147 M    i. Joaquín Francisco Javier de Ursúa .

The Second Count of Lizarraga.

Had no descendants, so was succeeded by his cousin Josefa de Irissari Ursúa as theThe Third Countess of Lizarraga.

He never married.

Maria married Juan de Arrechea, son of Tristán de Arrechea and María de Jaureguizar, in 1580.

Their children were:

+ 148 M    i. Sancho de Ursúa y Arrechea was born on 8 January 1573 in Elizondo and died on 3 September 1664 in Elizondo.

Juana married Miguel de Zenos in 1584.

Their children were:

+ 149 M    i. Juan Martin de Aguirre y Cenoz .

Señor of the Palace of Aguirre.

Francisco married María Francisca de Gaztelú y Irissari on 30 April 1690 in Pamplona, Spain.

Their children were:

   150 M    i. Francisco Antonio de Aguerre y Gaztelú was baptized on 14 May 1693.

   151 M    ii. Juan Antonio de Aguerre y Gaztelú .

   152 M    iii. Jose Ignacio de Aguerre y Gaztelú , died on 20 May 1772.

   153 M    iv. Joaquin Ventura de Aguerre y Gaztelú was born on 26 October 1708.

Ana married Jose de Echauri y Garay on 27 April 1677 in Donamaría, España.

Their children were:

   154 M    i. Manuel Ignacio de Echauri .