Fernán Gómez de Toledo

✓ Fernán Gómez de Toledo, chamberlain (camarero mayor) of Fernando IV when the king entered Toledo in 1301, confidant of María de Molina, who made him the first notario mayor of the kingdom of Toledo; envoy to Granada 1303; exiled to Aragon by Fernando IV under baronial pressure (1308); chamberlain of Alfonso XI by 1323, when he and his wife settled the San Antolín houses on their son Gómez Pérez [II]. Tomb slab: 'AQUI YAZE FERNAN GOMEZ CAMARERO MAIOR DEL REY DON FERNANDO QUE DIOS PERDONE FIIO DE DON GOMEZ ET FINO XXIII DIAS DE OCTUBRE ERA DE MCCCLXIX' (= 1331). m. Teresa Vázquez. Other children: Pedro Suárez de Toledo [II], lord of Gálvez; Vasco Fernández, Archbishop of Toledo 1353-62; Gutierre Fernández, alcalde mayor, murdered by Pedro I in 1360; Martín Fernández, notario mayor of Castile. Son of Gómez Pérez [I] and Orabuena Gutiérrez. Source: Caviró Martínez, B., 'Doña Inés de Ayala', Toletum 47 (Real Academia de Bellas Artes y Ciencias Históricas de Toledo), citing the Toledo convent archives (A.S.D.R., A.H.N. Clero), Salazar y Castro MSS, González Palencia's Mozarabic documents and Hernández's cathedral documents. [DIRECT ANCESTOR OF THE COMPILER: flag added 15 Oct 2026 by walking the tree from Aynsley, so that this marker is reliable and can be searched.]