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51	Not Married.	Family: F1588
52	Not Married.	Family: F1661
53	relaciones extramatrimoniales	Family: F1045
54	relaciones extramatrimoniales	Family: F1046
55	relaciones extramatrimoniales	Family: F1047
56	Whether or not Ottilia Dorbath ever married a man named Thorwart/Donworth is not clear.	Family: F45
57	Surname Moser?	Appolonia
58	It has been suggested that she was Estefania de Urgel, daughter of Armengol I, Conde de Urgel and his wife Tetberga. The basis for this speculation is not known.	Estefanía
59	Descendant of Turchetil , Seigneur de Tourville, de Turqueray. The same Guillaume who was the husband of Huë d'Amboise?	Guillaume, Seigneur d'Harcourt
60	Some notes from the Foundation of Medieval Genealogy: According to Salazar y Castro, she was Mayor García de Aza, daughter of García García Señor de Aza & his wife Sancha Pérez de Traba.This parentage is supposedly confirmed by the charter dated 27 Oct 1242. The original text of the charter dated 27 Oct 1242 has not yet been found, so it is not possible to assess the extent that the extract as provided by Salazar y Castro strays from the its wording.	Mayor
61	His parentage and ancestry becomes increasingly sketchy. The only thing known for sure is that he was the brother of Dadildis who married Garcia II Jimenez.	Raimundo I, Conde de Pallars y Ribagorza
62	He was from a family of Danish princes, conquerors of Normandy, who went to the Holy Land with Godfrey de Bouillon on the First Crusade (1096).	Renaldo, Seigneur de Launay
63	Doctor Pedro Yáñez de Ulloa, Señor de la Mota is often erroneously identified as the same person as his great-great-grandfather Pedro Yáñez de Ulloa, Señor de Pujeda. This has caused many genealogies to be published with their parents, siblings, spouses, and children placed in the wrong relation.	Doctor Pedro Yáñez de Ulloa, Señor de la Mota y de Villalonso
64	He was a widower to a Juana Rosalia when he married Marcela Garcia. It is unknown what connection, if any, he had with the Bonifacio Berrones who was married to Josepha Florentina Barbosa.	Bonifacio Berrones Maldonado
65	"Schilberg ? or Steir?", Austria	Amelia Emilie Maria Bittner
66	"Wolkesdorf?", Austria	Anna Marie Louise Bittner
67	"Schilberg ?", "Schildberg ?", "Schidlberg ?", Austria	John Bittner
68	Captain of St. Aloysius Young Men's Auxiliary.	John Bittner
69	Pennsylvania?	John Emil Joseph Bittner
70	Vienna?, Austia.	John Emil Joseph Bittner
71	"Linz ?", Austria	Mary L. Bittner
72	Served King Alfonso VI.	Gimeno Blasco, Gobernador de Avila
73	Leader of the people of Avila in the Battle of the Navas.	Fortun Blazquez
74	Served King Alfonso VIII.	Fortun Blazquez
75	Served Kings Enrique II and Juan I.	Gil Blazquez Dávila, 4º Señor de Navalmorquende, de Cardiel, y de Villa Toro
76	Served Kings St. Fernando III and Alfonso X.	Gil Blazquez Dávila, Gobernador de Avila
77	Pennsylvania ?	Marie Elisabeth Burg
78	Served King Enrique IV.	Gómez Dávila Fajardo, 6º Señor de San Román, de Villanueva, Guadamora, y la Ventosa
79	Servant to Capitán Gaspar de los Reyes y Fernández de Acuña, Protector de Indios, uncle of Capitán Don Manuel Fernández de Acuña, Alcalde Mayor en el Real de Guadalcázar. Also Servant in the Hacienda de Peotillos.	Maria de Aguilar
80	Salazar y Castro names her as the wife of the 2nd Senor de Garciez and the daughter of "Martin" Rodriguez de Biedma, Senor de Sanisteban del Puerto, but does not name her mother. Until I have a clear idea of which one of her father's many wives she was the daughter of, I am treating her as illegitimate.	Doña Leonor de Biedma
81	Caballero Consejero y Chambelán del rey Carlos VI de Francia.	Don Mosén Rubí de Bracamonte, Vizconde de Launay, 1º Señor de Fuente el Sol y de las tercias de Medina de Rioseco, Almirante mayor de Francia, Seigneur de Grainville
82	Died young.	Rubí de Bracamonte
83	Cinsejero y Chambelán del rey Carlos VI de Francia y del Duque de Orleáns.	Guillaume Braquet de Bracquemont, Vicomte de Launay, Seigneur de Sedán et de Floanville
84	He died in the Holy Land.	Renaldo de Bracquemont
85	Returned from the Holy Land after the conquest of Jerusalem, 1100.	Renato de Bracquemont
86	Took an active part in the conquest of Cyprus, in the service of King Richard I the Lionheart.	Rubi de Bracquemont
87	Died fighting in the Holy Land during the Seventh Crusade organized by King Louis IX of France.	Rubin de Bracquemont
88	She is a first cousin to a Luis Henriguez de Herrera.	Doña Catalina de Herrera
89	Servant of a Don Antonio Zapata.	Joseph de la Cruz
90	Servant in the Hacienda del Pozos.	Ysabel de la Cruz
91	Given the proximity of our Diego de la Torre to so many others, it is not entirely certain if Mathiana is the daughter of this Diego de la Torre.	Mathiana de la Torre (See Notes)
92	He is not to be confused with the Diego de la Torre who was married to Juana Velasques, the Diego de Torres who was married to Juana Rico, or the Diego de Torres Delgado who was married to Maria Jacinta de Loera; all of which lived in relatively close proximity to each other and were having children at approximately the same time. Evidence suggests that our Diego de la Torre may have been related to these other Diegos, especially with the Diego de la Torre who was married to Juana Velasques, but any exact relation is yet to be uncovered. It should be noted that the following could easily be confused as, but are not the children of our Diego de la Torre: Juana de la Torre who was married to Sebastian Barron, Alexo de la Torre who was married to Luisa Rodrigues, Pedro de la Torre who was married to Maria de Monsivaes, Sixto Alejo de Torres who was married to Brigida Gertrudis Sanches, Diego de Torres who was married to Maria del Rosaria Ynfante, Nicolas Antonio de Torres who was married to Maria de Jesus de Cardenas, Maria Josepha de Torres who was married to Joseph Juachin Valle	Diego de la Torre de Azua
93	Though her age at death is given as 30, she was actualy about 44.	Maria Dorotea de Luna de los Reyes
94	Vecino y minero en las minas de San Luis Potosí.	General Don Antonio de Maldonado y Zapata, Caballero de la Orden de Santiago, Alcalde Mayor de la Ciudad de Teposcolula
95	Many of the ancestral lines of General Don Antonio Maldonado Zapata, Caballero de la Orden de Santiago, are covered in the manuscripts of the genealogist Don Luis de Salazar y Castro, Caballero de la Orden de Calatrava. The ancestry of Maldonado Zapata that appears in this data base is mostly based on Salazar y Castro's research unless I have spotted elsewhere in more contemporary sources that it has been proven otherwise.	General Don Antonio de Maldonado y Zapata, Caballero de la Orden de Santiago, Alcalde Mayor de la Ciudad de Teposcolula
96	Hermano de Hernán Messía.	Don Rodrigo de Narváez
97	One of the Padrinos to his wedding was Capitán Don Manuel Fernández de Acuña, Alcalde Mayor en el Real de Guadalcázar.	Antonio de Nieto Téllez de Sardaneta
98	Capitán Don Manuel Fernández de Acuña, Alcalde Mayor en el Real de Guadalcázar, was a padrino to his baptism.	Pedro Nolasco de Ortega de la Torre
99	She appears as the daughter of Artal de Pallas and Lucia de la Marche in the papers of Luis de Salazar y Castro. Assuming this is correct, her ancestry would be as it appears in this data base.	Doña Maria de Pallars Sobirà
100	It does not seem likely that she was 90 when she died as her death record states. This would mean she was still bearing children in her 60?s. The informant for her death record may have thought she was older then she was.	Doña Maria de Quezada