Luis Ortiz de Padilla - Luis Ortiz de Padilla came via Spanish Galleon in 1642

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Luis Ortiz De PadillaAge: 601580–1640
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Luis Ortiz De Padilla
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Luis Ortiz De
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Padilla
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Birth about 1580
Gran Canarias, Spain

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Death about 1640 (Age 60)
Luzon, Philippines

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Transcripts of documents pertaining to the history of the Philippines between 1522 and 1659

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Luis Ortiz de Padilla, Antonio de Fucar, Juan de Irigoyen, Esteban Rigay, Balthasazar de Lerma, Wenceslao Emilio Retana, Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection (Newberry Library), Newberry Library
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Illustrated transcripts, probably from the late 19th or early 20th century, of 16th- and 17th-century documents from archives in Manila and Lisbon concerning the history and ethnography of the Philippines between 1522 and 1659. "Talismanes de los yndios philipinos" (90 p.), compiled by Luis Ortiz de Padilla and dated in Jan. 10, 1639 in Manila, is an illustrated, descriptive inventory of talismans in the archives of the Audiencia of Manila, confiscated from Filipino criminals. "Viajes por mar y tierra" (266 p.), dated 1659, contains descriptions of the native peoples of the Philippine islands visited by Portuguese galleons between 1523 and 1563, compiled from original documents in the Archivo Real de Lisboa by Antonio de Fucar. Other documents include a list, dated 1540, of printed and ms. documents in the archives of the Real Audiencia de Manila, compiled by archivists Juan de Yrigoyan and Esteban Rigay (52 p.); and an alphabetical list, compiled in 1631 by Balthasazar de Lerma, of encomenderos in the Philippines from 1571 to 1630, giving age, personal description, place of birth, education, and accomplishments of each grantee (80 p). Father Ignacio de Alcina's "Album histórico social de Filipinas," dated in Manila in 1639, possibly a misdated excerpt from his Historia de los islas e indios visayas," describes various aspects of early Philippine native society, including weapons, crafts, medicine, homes, modes of transportation, religious belifes, burial customs, music, and commerce.

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Transcripts of documents pertaining to the history of the Philippines between 1522 and 1659, [18--?].
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5 items (682 p.) ; 34 cm. or smaller.
Illustrated with pen-and-ink drawings of native talismans, weapons, dances, and funeral and marriage practices.
Paper stamped for 1639 and 1672, although it lacks chain lines and appears to be modern commercial paper.
In various modern hands.
Some loss of text due to water damage.
Ownership stamp of the private library of Pedro Paulo Angelo on verso of t.p. of Album histórico social de Filipinas.
Note signed "W.R." [W.E. Retana?] on Folio 5 (p. 50)--of Album histórico social de Filipinas.
Forms part of the Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection (Newberry Library).
Illustrated transcripts, probably from the late 19th or early 20th century, of 16th- and 17th-century documents from archives in Manila and Lisbon concerning the history and ethnography of the Philippines between 1522 and 1659. "Talismanes de los yndios philipinos" (90 p.), compiled by Luis Ortiz de Padilla and dated in Jan. 10, 1639 in Manila, is an illustrated, descriptive inventory of talismans in the archives of the Audiencia of Manila, confiscated from Filipino criminals. "Viajes por mar y tierra" (266 p.), dated 1659, contains descriptions of the native peoples of the Philippine islands visited by Portuguese galleons between 1523 and 1563, compiled from original documents in the Archivo Real de Lisboa by Antonio de Fucar. Other documents include a list, dated 1540, of printed and ms. documents in the archives of the Real Audiencia de Manila, compiled by archivists Juan de Yrigoyan and Esteban Rigay (52 p.); and an alphabetical list, compiled in 1631 by Balthasazar de Lerma, of encomenderos in the Philippines from 1571 to 1630, giving age, personal description, place of birth, education, and accomplishments of each grantee (80 p). Father Ignacio de Alcina's "Album histórico social de Filipinas," dated in Manila in 1639, possibly a misdated excerpt from his Historia de los islas e indios visayas," describes various aspects of early Philippine native society, including weapons, crafts, medicine, homes, modes of transportation, religious belifes, burial customs, music, and commerce.
Location of original: Newberry Library, Special Collections, 60 W. Walton St., Chicago, IL 60610.
In Spanish.

Hi Eli. I'm looking for the ascendants of this Padilla branch. Daniel Santiago Padilla

I hope we can "reunite" them with other Padillas as they have lost the memory of their lolo Daniel's parents.

Drew