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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;springfld.arsenal, post: 9559082, member: 54&quot;]Thx, I just found “our boy” on a list with this as part of the intro:</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>BROTHERHOODS, CONGREGATIONS</p><p>AND NOBLE BROTHERHOODS</p><p>by</p><p>Fernando de Artacho and Pérez-Blázquez</p><p>Corresponding Academic in Seville</p><p>Throughout history the test of nobility has been very diverse in the ancient Spanish kingdoms. This plurality of evidence has filled many pages of the most prestigious authors.</p><p>Those of us who, due to our work, are in continuous contact with historical-genealogical documentary funds more than once will have been surprised by the positive act of nobility that recognizes the person who brings it by his sondalgo status and grants the habit sought by the aspirant to some order or corporation. noble This surprise is shown by the originality of the act presented, for example the distribution of bread to the poor or fishing in certain rivers, both reserved for noblemen in some Spanish towns.</p><p>In this work and without wanting to exhaust such an extensive topic, we are going to deal with the brotherhoods, congregations and brotherhoods of a noble nature, whose membership in them was asserted as a positive act of nobility before the four Spanish orders. After a study of several thousand files from the centuries[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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