The Ignacio Families in Roxas City, Capiz

The Ignacio families in Roxas City, Capiz, now in several distinct branches (distantly related up to the 3rd or 4th degrees of consanguinity), are said to trace their roots to two or three Philippine born Spanish brothers who came and settled into the Capiz township in the 1800s by way of Manila or neighboring towns in Luzon.

The family's ancestral residential properties in Capiz, Capiz (now Roxas City) are located in Calle San Roque  (now San Roque street), where several branches of the family  still retain their main residences.  

Here is the description of the Escudo (Coat of Arms) of the Ignacio Family used by the progenitors of the present day Capiz Ignacios based from old family archives.

Los Ignacio tiene procedencia de la familia antigua y patronomica Iñigo de Vizcaya, y la casa vizcaína de Iñiguez del lugar de Zaya, en el Valle de Arcentales, la montañesa del Valle de Toranzo (Cantabria), y la de Álava, traen:

Escudo cuartelado: 1º, y 4º, en campo de plata, una cruz floreteada, de sable; y 2º y 3º, en campo de azur, una flor de lis de oro; bordura general de gules con ocho sotueres de oro.

Other Branches of the Family in Spain use a different Coat of Arms as follows:

Escudo de armas: En campo de oro, un aspa de gules pareada con un león rampante de gules que mira al lado siniestro del escudo.

The two heralds are related as another branch of the family based in Aragon, Elche and Alicante used a crest with the same Lion, holding Laurel leaves.

Los Ignacio, procedente de los Iñigo de Aragón, Elche y Alicante; y también los Iñiguez de la casa de Jaca y los de Sarrión, Villarroya de los Pinares y Zaragoza, en Aragón, traen:

En campo de oro, un león rampante, de gules, que lleva en sus manos un ramo, de sinople. 

source:  Centro Heraldica Espana