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Relation historical-heraldry by the Heraldic Institute of the two Sicilie:

• Ancient prosapia of Spanish origin. The casato one of the Bajamonte is said also Bahamonde. It is attested in Sicily, second the Anzalone, since 1282, under the reign of Peter of Aragon. Its name would draw origin from “the speaking” coat of arms, that it represents a hammer, clapper against a mount. The casato one is original of Salamanca, and possessed the feudo of Pegneranda de Bracamonte, with the title it of conte, feudo falling back in the province of Salamanca: In fact the Ortega reports in its work “History of the old college of Saint Bartolomeo di Madrid”, of the 1766, than Don Caspar di Bajamonte, been born to Pegnaranda in 1595 and died to Madrid in 1676, recorded also like De Bracamonte and Guzman, he was an illustrious ambassador to the peace of Westfalia in 1648, was son of Don Alonso, first conte of Pegnaranda and precettore of the King, let alone Prime Minister of the Indians. Maritò with Woman Maria De Bajamonte, its grandaughter, and it had a son Gregorio, that he died without descendancys, leaving its assets to the nuns carmelita some of Pegnaranda, for feminine line came down from noble the Guzman. Marquis Francisco Emanuele di Villabianca asserts, in its monumental work on feudi and the titles them sicialian, than Antonio Bajamonte he contracted wedding with Caterina Ventimiglia of the marquises of Geraci, in the second half of the 1600's. The same Villabianca of blasona the coat of arms, whose arm is described from the Crollalanza, let alone from the baron Palizzolo - Gravina, in its famous volume on the families sicialian, “the blazon in Sicily”, that thus it is blasonato: Arm: Of silver, to three bands of blue, loaded from five losanghe, and two average ones, of silver. The Spanish prosapia used for arms a hammer, clapper a mount.

Bibliography:

- Of Crollalanza - noble Families, Rome 1901

- Emanuele di Villabianca, of the titles them and the feudi, PA, 1790

- Anzalone, history g., 1690

- Palizzolo V., the blazon in Sicily, PA, 1890

- Ortega To, history of college V. of S. Bartolomeo di Madr., 1766, Madrid

Document originates them:

Integration by Giacomo Bajamonte:

• The family, as various authors between which conte the Manuel Hoarse Taboada, the baron Julio de Atienza y Navajas, Arthur García Carraffa, the Papal Universidad Bolivarianaha assert, Salvador de Moya, Gonzalo Argote de Molina, Juan Flórez de Ocariz and Luis Vilar y Pascual has like prototype conte the Don Rodrigo Romaez, second conte of Monterroso and Saint Marta de Ortigueira, son of conte the Romão Bermudes, son of the King of the Asturias Fruela I. maritò with Woman Milia (Emilia), than second how much they assert the Hoarse one, Francisco Piferrer and the Ocariz was daughter of Egbert of the Wessex, first called monarch “King of English” as King of the Wessex, the Essex, the Sussex, the Kent and Mercia.

Bibliography:

- Julio de Atienza y Navajas (barón de Cobos de Belchite), Nobiliario español: heráldico diccionario de apellidos españoles y de…, publisher M. Aguilar, 1948

- Manuel Hoarse Taboada conte of Borrajeiros, Las probanzas de hidalguia antes y después de 1836, 1991, Madrid

- Francisco Piferrer, Nobiliario de los reinos y señorios de España, Madrid, 1857

- Arthur García Carraffa, Encyclopedia Heráldica y Hispano-American Genealógica, publisher Nueva Impr. Radius, 1962

- Papal Universidad Bolivariana, Numbers 78-81, 1957

- Salvador de Moya, Latin genealógico Anuario, Volume 1, publisher Federação dos Institutos Genealógicos Latinos, 1949

- Gonzalo Argote de Molina, Nobleza de Andaluzia, 1588

- Juan Flórez de Ocariz, Book segundo de las geneaologias of the Nueuo Reyno de Granada…, Madrid, 1676

-Luis Vilar y Pascual, Diccionario historico, genealogico y heraldico de las familias ilustres de la monarquia espanola .., Madrid, 1859

- genealogia online

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-Online resources:

1) Hemeroteca

2) Dinastie reali di Spagna

3) Facebook

4) Genforum

5) Forum GeneAllnet

6) Yahoo answers

7) Eldia

8) Cognomi di Galizia

9) Tpino

10) Facebook (2)

Test of the DNA by iGENEA:

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Genealogico tree by the Heraldic Institute of the two Sicilie:

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Genealogico tree by Giacomo Bajamonte:

Meroveo (411 - 457), King of the Frank Reign of the east, its successory ones took the name of disowned Merovingi +

1) Childerico I (437 - 482), King of the Frank Reign of the east of the dynasty of Merovingi + Basina, daughter of the King of the Turingia Basino.

2) Clodoveo I (466 - 27 November 511), King of the Franks Reign of the east of the dynasty of Merovingi + Clotilde (474 - 3 june 545), daughter of Chilperic II, King of the Burgundi.

3) Clotario I (497 - 561), King of Neustria, Austrasia and of the Frank Reign of the east of the dynasty of Merovingi + Ingunda (499 -…), daughter of Baderico King of the Turingi.

4) Sigeberto I (535 - 575), King of Austrasia of the dinasta of Merovingi + Brunechilde (543 - 613), prince of the dynasty of the Visigoti.

5) Ingunda (568 - 585), prince of the Franchi d' Austrasia and Queen of Visigoti + Ermenegildo (... - 13 you open them 585) King of the Visigoti.

6) Atanagildo (580 -…), it married a grandaughter of Maurizio di Bisanzio, emperor bizantino.

7) Ardabasto (610 -…), it married a grandaughter of Chindasvindo, King of the Visigoti.

8) Flavius Ervigius (643 - 687) + Liubigotona Baltes (630 -…)

9) Pedro duca of Cantábria (660 - 730) + disowned

10) Alfonso I (705 - 757) King of Asturias + Ermesinda (720 -…)

11) Fruela I (740 - 768) King of Asturias + Hermesenda Romaes

12) Romão Bermudes, first conte of Monterroso and Saint Maria de Ortigueira + Teresa Arias

13) Rodrigo Romaes, second conte of Monterroso and Saint Maria de Ortigueira, married Milia d' Inglaterra. Prototypes of the Bahamonde/Bahamonte/Bahamondes/Baiamonte/Bajamonte last name.

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