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Leovigildo Atawood
Born on 1734028445
President of the Union of the Lime Burners, Mayor of Mendoza, Chief of the Village of San Juan and Atawoodland; Priest of San Juan, Neuquen and Mendoza; Officer of the Order of the Rulers, the Mines, Agricultural Merit and the Merchants; Knight of the Order of the Ancients, the Believers, the Builders, Merit, the Hunters, the Denar, Military Valour and Civilian Victims; Member of the Union of the Bakers, the Cowmen and the Glaziers; Member of the Society of the Lime Kilns.
Heirs: Genoveva Atawood, Grand Mistress of the Guild of Nuevo San Seamus, Lady Mayoress of Ultima Luz, Priestess of Ultima Luz, Officer of the Order of the Rulers and the Merchants; Dame of the Order of the Ancients, the Believers, Merit, the Denar and Military Valour; Member of the Union of the Brewers, the Sailmakers and the Distillers; Member of the Society of the Breweries; Baudilio Atawood, Prior of Volcan, Knight of the Order of the Ancients, the Rulers, Agricultural Merit and the Merchants; Ambrosio Atawood, Marquess of Cuyo, Peer of the Realm of Tessaria Australis, Mayor of Mendoza, Chief of the Village of Donnburg and Donndale; Priest of Mendoza, Officer of the Order of the Denar and Civilian Victims; Chief of the Hamlet of Donnford, Knight of the Order of the Rulers, the Believers, the Builders, Merit, Military Valour, the Mines and the Merchants; Member of the Union of the Saddlers and the Plumbers; Emerico Atawood, President of the Union of the Pitsawyers, Dean of Dorado, Mayor of Asturias, Chief of the Village of Dorado and Atawoodland; Priest of Asturias and Atawoodland; Officer of the Order of the Mines, the Merchants and Civilian Victims; Knight of the Order of the Believers, the Rulers, the Denar and Agricultural Merit; Member of the Society of the Gold Mines.
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Atawood |
Lime Burners |
Mendoza |
San Juan |
San Juan |
Neuquen |
Mendoza |
Atawoodland |
Rulers |
Mines |
Agricultural Merit |
Merchants |
Ancients |
Believers |
Builders |
Merit |
Hunters |
Denar |
Military Valour |
Bakers |
Lime Kilns |
Cowmen |
Glaziers |
Civilian Victims |































