Marquisate of Vessolla

[1] He was a native of Elío, Navarra, and served as the equerry and royal steward to Queen Mariana de Austria.

[21] Fausto Joaquín was succeeded by his son: He married on May 6, 1796, to María Isabel Jiménez-Navarro y Hurtado de Mendoza (Córdoba, 1778 - Pamplona, May 14, 1843).

[21] Don Francisco was succeeded by his son: He married in 1848, to María Josefa de Magallón y Campuzano (1830 - Pamplona, August 13, 1899).

[23] Elio married on July 26, 1900, in Lezo, to Martina Hermenegilda Doussinague y Casares Tolosa (April 13, 1855 - March 5, 1933).

Without descendants, he was succeeded by his nephew, son of his deceased artillery captain brother during the Cuban Campaign, Ángel de Elío y Magallón (San Sebastián, 1860 - Arroyo Naranjo, Havana, Cuba, November 28, 1896): He married on January 6, 1940, at the Chapel of La Santa Casa de la Misericordia in Pamplona, to María Inés de Gaztelu y Elío (Pamplona, April 15, 1915 - Pamplona, January 12, 2003), II Duchess of Elío, Grandee of Spain, and IV Marquess of La Lealtad.

Nineteenth-century tapestry with the coat of arms of the Marquesado de Vessolla.
Counts of Guendulain: Quartered, in the 1st quarter Navarre, in the 2nd Ayanz, in the 3rd Asiâin, and in the 4th Medrano .
Coat of Arms of the Viscountcy of Val de Erro in 1775
Coat of Arms of the Viscountcy of Val de Erro
Coat of arms at the Vessolla Palace on Taconera Street in Pamplona : the shield with the arms of Vessolla is mounted above those of the Viscountcy of Val de Erro.
Coat of Arms of the Dukes of Elio