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surnames > gonzalez-larrota

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surnames > gonzalez-galarcio

The last name "Gonzalez Galarcio" is of Spanish origin. "Gonzalez" is a patronymic surname derived from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle" or "war" in ancient Germanic. "Galarcio" may be a localized variation or alteration of a surname derived from a...

surnames > del-villar-madrid

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surnames > alaejos-del-campo

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surnames > avilez-gonzalez

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forenames > del-angel

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surnames > del-rio-fortich

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surnames > gonzalez-ambuila

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surnames > del-rubi

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surnames > del-fre

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forenames > del-vial

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surnames > del-sueno

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surnames > del-vitto

The last name "del Vitto" is likely of Italian origin. It is a variation of the surname "De Vito", which means "of Vito" in Italian. The name is derived from the given name "Vito", which is a popular Italian name of Latin origin, meaning "life". It is possible...

surnames > gonzalez-charris

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forenames > soy-del-verde

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surnames > hernan-del-tamara

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surnames > del-diego

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forenames > nelly-del-cristo

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surnames > arango-del-rio

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surnames > gonzalez-matutes

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surnames > gonzalez-negrete

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surnames > diez-gonzalez

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forenames > del-kim

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forenames > pieda-del-carmen

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surnames > gonzalez-silva

The last name "González Silva" is of Spanish origin. "González" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name "Gonzalo," which means "battle" or "war." "Silva" is also a Spanish surname that means "woods" or "forest."

forenames > gran-del-bajo

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surnames > tuesta-gonzalez

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forenames > mariana-del-pilar

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surnames > ferro-gonzalez

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forenames > henry-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-blair

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surnames > ballen-gonzalez

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surnames > vasquez-gonzalez

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surnames > urena-gonzalez

The surname Ureña Gonzalez is of Spanish origin. Ureña can refer to a town by that name in Spain, while Gonzalez is a common Spanish surname meaning "son of Gonzalo."

forenames > myriam-del-carmen

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surnames > gonzalez-altahona

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forenames > nene-del

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surnames > caicedo-gonzalez

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surnames > sosa-gonzalez

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surnames > del-bassile

The surname del Bassile originated in Italy. It is derived from the word "basilica," which refers to a large and important church. The surname likely originated as a topographic or habitational name for someone who lived near a prominent basilica.