El universo familiar de los Santisteban, regidores de Málaga en época de los Reyes Católicos : una contribución desde la prosopografía
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López Beltrán, María Teresa
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Universidad de Málaga. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
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El apellido Santisteban se introdujo en la sociedad repobladora de Málaga a partir de
dos familias que portaban el mismo apellido y que tempranamente formaron parte de la élite
malagueña en calidad de regidores: una, la encabezada por mosén Pedro de Santisteban, capitán
real y alcaide de la villa de Almogía; la otra, encabezada por Diego de Santisteban, escudero
de las guardas y criado de los reyes. Aunque apenas se trasluce en la documentación la relación
de consanguinidad que existía entre uno y otro, lo cierto es que Diego de Santisteban era hijo
del alcaide de Almogía. El hecho de que el parentesco existente entre ambos se mantuviera
prácticamente oculto, lo que impide considerarlos como integrantes de un mismo linaje,
justifica que abordemos el estudio de una y otra familia de modo independiente pero también
relacionándolas, sin olvidar que entroncaron con linajes judíos.
The “Santisteban” last name appeared in the society of Malaga after the Christian Conquest in two different families. The two leading members of both families raised an early position like members of the Christian Urban Oligarchy like city councillors (regidores). Moreover Mosén Pedro deSantisteban was Royal Captain and Warden of Almogía and Diego de Santisteban, Squire of the Royal Guards (escudero de las guardas) and Kings´ Household servant.We have no definitive of their consanguineous relationship in the contemporary sources, however more probably it is this that existed. In fact, I believe that Diego de Santisteban was the son of the Royal Warden of Almogía. Even if I undertake the study of one and another family in independents ways, the aim of this paper is to link both families like members of a same lineage and also to point out the their relationship with other lineages of Converted Jews (judeoconversos).
The “Santisteban” last name appeared in the society of Malaga after the Christian Conquest in two different families. The two leading members of both families raised an early position like members of the Christian Urban Oligarchy like city councillors (regidores). Moreover Mosén Pedro deSantisteban was Royal Captain and Warden of Almogía and Diego de Santisteban, Squire of the Royal Guards (escudero de las guardas) and Kings´ Household servant.We have no definitive of their consanguineous relationship in the contemporary sources, however more probably it is this that existed. In fact, I believe that Diego de Santisteban was the son of the Royal Warden of Almogía. Even if I undertake the study of one and another family in independents ways, the aim of this paper is to link both families like members of a same lineage and also to point out the their relationship with other lineages of Converted Jews (judeoconversos).
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LÓPEZ BELTRÁN, MARÍA TERESA "El universo familiar de los Santisteban, regidores de Málaga en época de los Reyes Católicos : una contribución desde la prosopografía" Baetica, 31, 2009, 255-274






