Patent of nobility, 1783-1785, for Don Manuel Joseph de Gainza, resident of Deva (province of Guipuscoa), Spain.

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Patent of nobility, 1783-1785, for Don Manuel Joseph de Gainza, resident of Deva (province of Guipuscoa), Spain.

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Detailed record of legal proceedings begun and carried out by Don Josef de Gainza to establish his sons' rights of nobility. At the end of the volume are certificates signed by officials in Deva (province of Guipuscoa), 1784, Valladolid, 1784, and by the King of Spain at Aranjuez, 1785.

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