Thursday, April 16, 2009

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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

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Etymology of the word ETXAURREN

The name has several variants : Echaurren, Chaurren, Hechaurren. We have also found a document, which, like surnames, is talking about Inchaurren. Names have been frequent and Chaurren Echaurren, particularly in the land of Ayala, applied to the residents and natives of this quarter, according to common practice in our country in which the names refer to the town, district or village of origin.

The etymology of the word Etxaurren has traditionally been used comes from "etxe" (house) and "Aurra" (in front of or in back), or "in front of the house." The variant "Intzaurren" refers to the walnut, on which tradition says the Virgin Mary appeared in this vicinity. Thus there are those who believe that the title should be "Our Lady of Intzaurren", given that Castilian is often speak of "the Virgin of Walnut." However, as can be seen in the documents relating to the shrine, the common name given to it through the centuries, is the Echaurren and Chaurren. Perhaps the chapel took the name of the place was built. The interpretation of the etymology of this word that gives Federico de Barrenengoa is "home-developed" by ETXE "home", "AUR" front "," IN "more, more," and that may be correct considering the place occupied by the neighborhood.

Friday, March 13, 2009

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This surname comes from the place of Menon (whose name he took) of the City of Ayala and Amurrio judicial district, with branches in Beotegui, Ulibarri, Sojo, Salmantón, Llanteno Retes of all in the valley of Ayala, and the city of Bilbao. This house was
:
I. - Cristobal de Menon, a native of Salmantón, who married Dona Maria of Menon, debt and natural Quejana in the same game. They were parents of:
II .- Pedro de Menon and Menon, who was born in Retes of Llanteno and married Isabel de Armona and Gomez de Gorbea, a native of Respaldiza (daughter of José Antonio de Armona, natural de Orduña, and María Gómez de Gorbea natural Respaldiza). From this union was born:
III .- Manuel Angel of Menon and harmonious nature of Llanteno Retes, which celebrated its link with Dona Manuela de Arechavala and Angulo, Santolaja natural place in the valley of Tudela, Navarre (daughter of Arechavala Joaquin, a native of Sojo, and Dona Francisca de Angulo, a native of Santolaja) They had a:
IV .- Manuel de Menon and Arechavala, Retes of Llanteno natural and Knight of the Order of Carlos III, which entered the January 29, 1818. (See appendices)
tested their real nobility to the Chancery of Valladolid: Dionysius of Menon, a resident of Madrid in 1729, Joseph of Menon, a resident of Viergol in the valley of Mena in 1759, Pedro de Menon, a resident of Madrid and natural Retes in 1772, and Domingo Antonio, Francisco Joaquin, Joseph Bruno, Manuel Lorenzo and Matthias Mauricio Arana Menon and brothers, neighbors Sojo in 1773.
Weapons: Say War Labayru and Carlos Lopez of the Menoyo surnamed used: shield quartered: 1 and 4 silver Vert, an oak, golden fruit and a boar Sable, steep the trunk, and 2 nd and 3 rd azure a tower of silver.
also brought this shield in partnership with another who was a party: 1 azure, with 13 gold stars and 2, gold with five panels of Vert, put looped. Bordure general for these two quarters, gules, with 8 gold sotueres.
Others: silver, two Merlet, gold, put in FAJE. Madrid uses the industry: In azure a bridge of silver on a blue and silver ounces and passing over the bridge, five silver warriors.

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The surname Menon Menon Etymology of the word (Menoi) Carlist Wars

There are different interpretations about the meaning of the word Menon. One of these interpretations Menon said that the word means "the place where the slope of the mountain" or simply "mountainside" MEN, MENA "mountain, mountain" - EGI (OGI) "bank", "O locative. Somewhere is translated by "pasture" and there is another interpretation based on the possible origin of the Gallo-Roman place names in the area indicates that the word Menon (Men-oi-o) is formed from the lexeme Maine (Men ), as the valley of Mena Burgos.