Maria Diaz de Saldaña Converted to Catholicism about 1483. When her her closest relatives were expelled from Spain she inherited their property (farmland and houses).

1). Pedro Solorzano and Maria Diaz de Saldaña are the parents of Juan de Aguilar Solorzano. Pedro and Maria are from "villa de Aguilar de Campo, Palencia" (Spain)

[Maria Diaz de Saldaña is a widow by 23/March/1493] {She is a conversa. Her brother and uncle remained Jewish and were expelled from Spain.}

2). Juan Aguilar Solorzano and Ana Martel are the parents of Juan Aguilar y Solorzano "el mozo" (junior) (II)

< Juan Aguilar Solorzano and Ana Martel had many children: Alonso, Juan "el mozo", Gonzalo, Hernando, Ines, Magdalena, Maria, Cristobal, Pedro Solorzano (priest).Ana Martel had a son Named Diego de Mexia De la Torre from another marriage. Ines was married twice, first to Geronimo Flores, secondly to Juan Labayen. Geronimo was a relative of her half brother Diego Mexia de la Torre (his father was Melchor Perez de la Torre). Hernando was married to Francisca Monroy.

Later I will post the descendants of the siblings of Juan "el mozo " Aguilar Solorzano (Junior)
A lot more research needs to be done between numbers 4-8.

3). Juan Aguilar Solorzano "el mozo" (junior) and1st wife Maria Pantoja are the parents of the following sons:

A) Juan Aguilar Solorzano, B) Pedro Santos de Aguilar C) Francisco Aguilar Solorzano, and D). Enrique Solorzano (seems to have died at a young age, not named in later documents)

4). Juan Aguilar y Solorzano (3rd) and Francisca Ruiz are the parents of Juan Aguilar Solorzano (4th)

4) Pedro Aguilar Solorzano and ?

4) Francisco Aguilar Solorzano and ?
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5). Juan Aguilar Solorzano (#4) and ?

R.A. Ricci, Mygenes2000