Lineage originally from Asturias. They are their weapons: de sinople, a band of gules, profiled Golden and position of dragantes Green, lever-silver.

Surname with navarro lineage. It brings party coat of arms: 1º gules, a gold Pueyo; 2of gold, a lion gules.

Surname of Aragonese origin, Ejea de los Caballeros (Saragossa). Widespread by the peninsula.

They are their weapons: Azure, two interns Wolves of gold, bordure gules with eight blades gold.

La Rioja, descendant of Pedro Rodríguez, Knight of the villa de Navarrete, where he took his surname, and he was present at the conquest of Baeza.

This lineage has to its credit famous Knights, It gave luster and glory, include the field master don Alonso de Navarrete to, He took part in the famous battle of Saint-Quentin, under the reign of Felipe II and gave the win to Spanish weapons against the French. He was Knight of the habit of Santiago that called “the Snaggletooth”. There is a letter in which the King realizes, a deed of arms which was the protagonist of: He says that it was to save step clerto with ten flags amounting to eight hundred men and two hours before he amaneciera, came the French with twelve infantry flags and a good blow of riders to get into land very determinedly. He said that he had ordered his people the best thing that could, which it received with encouragement to the French and surrounded them everywhere so that, After two hours of struggle, the attackers had to give to flight, fleeing, but not before leaving the field a large number of dead and malheridos, which included many French noble Knights. When was the day, said that he had made them follow, given to them by range and again locked the fight, the Spaniards did in the French great slaughter. This letter to the King Felipe II, continued reporting to the sovereign that the Spanish Arquebusiers “hacían un fuego del infierno” y que aquella noche la iban a recordar, the surviving French, throughout his life. Complains in the letter of, that the German Cavalry, that should have them supported, remained quiescent and that of not having done “I give the devil to the Frenchman who returns to France”. The very noble Knights of this lineage have to quote don Baltasar de Navarrete, who was Governor of the State, the Queen of Poland; in the Kingdom of Naples, Don Juan de Navarrete, grandson of Navarrete “the Snaggletooth”, He died of a harquebus stopped with his chest in 1.578, After having had the glory of the first assault the trench enemy and nail, in it, the flag of Spain.

It brings by arms: de gules, a verada of azure and silver cross, arriving with his arms to the mouth of the shield. Stitched bordure gules with eight blades gold.

Surname with Aragonese lineage. It brings in field gules, a waning of silver.

Surname of Basque origin. It brings in field of gold, five green never put in Pueyo and tip, waves of azur and silver water. Cimera: a cross gules.

Native surname of Castile. It brings in field of gold, an oak tree of vert.

Last name of uncertain origin. Existen varias casas con este apellido sin que tengan relación alguna entre sí. Bring those of Andalusia and Asturias: Checky shield Quince, eight of see you and seven gules

Bring those of Navarre: de gules, a lozenge of the same profiling of gold and loaded with a castle of the same metal. Stitched bordure gules with eight blades gold.

Surname originating in Navarra. They are their weapons: in field gules, five silver amacayos jobs in sotuer.