Sancho Llerena

TIER: the act is PRIMARY and read at the plate; that this is the founder Sancho Llerena (row 'Sancho LLERENA Aguilar') is PROBABLE, NOT PROVED, and the two rows are kept apart. FOR: the surname as the plate writes it, the forename, and the wife's name, which is the one thing constant in every record of Sancho; Cadiz is in Andalusia, where the 1812 padron says 'andaluz'. AGAINST OR OPEN: (1) the burial gives sixty-nine years, about 1748, where the padron gives forty-five (about 1767), a gap of some twenty years that no tree here explains; (2) the tree's 'Cordoba' is not Cadiz (the tree is the only source for Cordoba); (3) the marriage act of his son Fidel (see the row for Ysidora LENORANES), a month later, names 'Sancho' without 'finado' - silence, which proves nothing either way; (4) the acts of 1827, 1830, 1831, 1836, 1842 and 1850 that name Sancho as a parent or grandparent were NOT re-read for a living or 'finado' marker in this pass (naming is not being alive, and silence is not life), and the 1833 act's 'Francisco Lerina' is unaffected. WHAT WOULD SETTLE IT: an act after this date that shows Sancho alive (that would make this a second man), or a burial, will or estate for Maria Fernandez that calls her the widow of Sancho. Nothing about a living person is in this row.