Miguel Arin Erdocia

Brief Life History of Miguel

When Miguel Arin Erdocia was christened on 25 March 1744, in Etxarri Aranatz, Nafarroa, Spain, his father, Silbestro de Arín, Lacunza, was 51 and his mother, María Cruz Erdocia Murguía, was 40. He married Ana Galarza Maiza on 15 February 1768, in Etxarri Aranatz, Nafarroa, Spain. They were the parents of at least 1 son.

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Family Time Line

Miguel Arin Erdocia
1744–
Maria Fermina Aguirre Echarri
1745–1815
Marriage: 7 January 1773
Maria Cecilia Arin
1773–
Josefa Arin
1775–
Juachin Josef Arin
1776–1848
Bartholome Arin
1779–
Francisco Arin Aguirre
1783–1837

Sources (13)

  • Miguel de Arin, "España, bautismos, 1502-1940"
  • Miguel de Arin, "España, matrimonios, 1565-1950"
  • Miguel de Arin, "España, matrimonios, 1565-1950"

World Events (5)

1763

Spain lost Florida to the United Kingdom.

1808

French forces led by Napoleon conquered Spain but the Spanish regained control in 1814.

1808 · Peninsular war

War against Napolean was met with great resistance by Spanish nationalists, with help from British troops, Spain force French out of the peninsula.

Name Meaning

Some characteristic forenames: Indian Ashok, Mahesh, Ramesh, Dilip, Kirit, Pravin, Suresh, Jagdish, Mahendra, Sanjay, Shailesh, Yogesh. Arabic/Muslim Mohammed, Mohammad, Muhammad, Ali, Mohamed, Nurul, Ruhul, Ahmed, Khalid, Abbas, Hussein, Tariq.

Arabic and Indian (northern states): from an Arabic personal name based on amīn ‘trustworthy, faithful, honest’. Al-Amīn ‘the trustworthy’ is an honorific title of the prophet Muhammad. The term is used in combination with other words to form compound names: for example, Ruḥ-ul-Amīn ‘faithful spirit’ is an epithet of the Angel Gabriel mentioned in the Koran (26:193). In India, the name came to be used as a term denoting a government official concerned with investigation of land claims and revenue claims, collection of revenue, and land surveying. Bearers of the Arabic surname are both Muslims and Christians. Compare Ameen , Amen , Amine .

History: Al-Amīn (787–813) was the name of the sixth Abbasid caliph of Baghdad.

Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.

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