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ESPERANZA RUBIO (nacida GARCIA HERNANDEZ), 1909 - 1954
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageEsperanza DE GÉA (nacida GARCIA), 1907 - 1992
Árboles familiares de MyHeritage
Esperanza Bernardina "Pelancha" Garcini Enriquez (nacida Mexico, D.F.), murió en Aprox. 2005
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageEsperanza DE GÉA (nacida GARCIA), 1907 - 1992
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageEsperanza Garcia Rodriguez, 1913 - 2003
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageEsperanza Chaves Diaz, 1872 - 1925
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageEsperanza Garcia Lopez (nacida Garcia Hernandez)
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageEsperanza Arcos Avila (nacida Garcia Hernandez)
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageEsperanza Garcia Hernandez
España, Guías TelefónicasEsperanza Garcia Hernandez
España, Guías TelefónicasEsperanza Garcia Hernandez (nacida Montoya Diaz), 1913 - 1995
Árbol Familiar FamilySearchEsperanza Camacho Buitrago (nacida Garcia Hernandez), 1928 - 2016
Árbol Familiar FamilySearchEsperanza Garcia Hernandez, 1937 - 1937
Árbol Familiar FamilySearchEsperanza garcia Hernandez, 1960 - 2008
Árbol Familiar FamilySearchEsperanza Garcia (Garcia Hernandez), 1955 - 2015
Muertes en Massachusetts, Suffolk y BostonEsperanza Garcia Hernandez, nació en 2008
Minnesota, NacimientosEsperanza Garcia Hernandez, nació en 2007
Minnesota, NacimientosEsperanza Garcia Hernandez, nació en 2009
Minnesota, Nacimientos
Esperanza Garcia Hernandez, nació en 1958
Listas de votantes de Venezuela, 2006 - 2007
Esperanza Garcia Hernandez, nació en 1935
Listas de votantes de Venezuela, 2006 - 2007
Esperanza Garcia Hernandez, nació en 1990
Nicaragua, Registro Civil, 1809-2011Ingrese algunos nombres y MyHeritage construirá su árbol familiar y le brindará nueva información sobre Esperanza Garcia Hernandez
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- Arabic: إسبيرانزا هيرنانديز (Isbirānzā Hīrnāndīz)
- Japanese: エスペランサ・エルナンデス (Esuperansa Erunandesu)
- Russian: Эсперанса Эрнандес (Esperansa Ernandis)
- Spanish: Esperanza Hernández


- Argentina 75%
- México 25%
The name Esperanza has its roots in the Spanish language, deriving from the word "esperanza," which means "hope." It is predominantly found in Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in Spain and Latin America, where it has been used since the Middle Ages. The name embodies a sense of optimism and expectation, often associated with positive qualities such as resilience and faith. Historically, those who bore the name were often seen as symbols of hope in their communities, reflecting the cultural significance of hope in various aspects of life. Variations of the name can be found in different cultures, such as "Esperance" in French, "Speranza" in Italian, and "Esperança" in Portuguese, each carrying the same fundamental meaning of hope but differing slightly in pronunciation and spelling. The name has also been embraced in various artistic and literary contexts, further solidifying its association with uplifting themes.
The last name Garcia Hernandez is of Spanish origin, derived from the combination of two common surnames: "Garcia," which is believed to mean "bear" or "young" in Basque, and "Hernandez," meaning "son of Hernando," with Hernando itself being a variant of Ferdinand, which means "brave traveler" or "adventurer." This surname is prevalent in Spain and Latin America, reflecting the historical migration patterns of Spanish settlers. The name is often associated with characteristics of strength and bravery, likely linked to the noble qualities of its early bearers. Variations of the surname can be found across different regions, including "García" (with an accent) in Spain and "Hernández" in various Spanish-speaking countries, where the spelling may slightly differ but retains the same phonetic essence. The combination of these surnames illustrates a common practice in Spanish naming conventions, where paternal lineage is emphasized, and it remains a significant identifier for many families today.
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