El origen de Clemente de Agramonte, progenitor de una familia cubana

Clemente de Agramonte made a probanza regarding his lineage in Madrid on July 20, 1587 in order to go the the indias. This document never specifies that he is going to Cuba, but based on his name and the time period it is certain that this is the same Clemente Agramonte who founded the Agramonte lineage in Camagüey. These informaciones are recorded in the notary books of Francisco Suárez. In it he declares that he is:

Clemente de A[g]ramonte natural de la probinçia de lipuzca y v[e]z[i]no de la villa de Azpitia = digo que yo tengo neszessidad para pasar a las yndias [...] como soy hijo lixitimo de Clemente de Agramonte y de Catalina de Gurza [...] mis padres v[ecin]os de la dha villa y de como los dhos mis padres y yo somos cristianos viejos linpios de toda raça e [...] de moros y judios ni de los nuevamente convertidos...

The witnesses he brings forth estimate that he is around 20 years old, placing his birth around 1567. Clemente's baptism could not be located in Azpeitia, but a sister, named Ana Agramonte y Egurça, the daughter of Clemente de Agramonte and Catalina de Egurça, was baptized there on July 22, 1566.