Comprehensive documentation on the Lugones family in Argentina, spanning over 470 years of history from the first colonial encomiendas to the 20th century. Based on historical archives, national censuses, ecclesiastical records, and contributions from family members.
The data contained on this page is based on documentation found in Argentine, Latin American, and European archives and libraries, in addition to information received from numerous family members and ecclesiastical records preserved in the archives of Argentine parishes and dioceses.
The earliest known record belongs to Francisco de Lugones Osorio, Master of the Field born in Osuna (Spain) around 1554, who settled in Santiago del Estero. From him, more than ten generations of descendants spread throughout Argentine territory can be reconstructed.
The main database contains 3,232 individual records organized by genealogical line, supplemented by national census listings, military records, and ecclesiastical documentation.
Over four centuries, the Lugones left their mark in politics, the military, the church, medicine, and letters.
From the colonial encomienda to the 20th century.
The Lugones surname is documented across various ethnic and national communities in Argentina.
