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Mariana Jacoba de las Mercedes Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo), 1820 - 1924
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Mariana Jacoba de las Mercedes Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo), 1820 - 1886
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Mariana Jacoba de las Mercedes Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo), 1820 - 1924
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Mariana Jacoba de las Mercedes Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo), 1820 - 1924
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Mariana Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo), 1820 - 1924
MyHeritage Family TreesMariana Jacoba de las Mercedes Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo), 1819 - 1886
MyHeritage Family TreesMariana Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo)
MyHeritage Family TreesMariana Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo)
MyHeritage Family TreesMariana Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo)
MyHeritage Family TreesMariana Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet del Castillo)
MyHeritage Family TreesMariana Bernales Urmeneta (born Maffet Castillo)
MyHeritage Family TreesMariana Maffet del Castillo, Circa 1819 - 1886
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The name Mariana has its roots in both Latin and Hebrew origins, combining elements from the names Maria and Ana. It is believed to have first appeared in regions such as Spain and Portugal, where it gained popularity during the Middle Ages. The name Maria, derived from the Hebrew name Miriam, means "sea of bitterness" or "rebelliousness," while Ana, from Hebrew Hannah, means "grace" or "favor." Thus, Mariana can be interpreted to embody a sense of grace and resilience. Over time, the name has seen various adaptations and variations across different cultures, including Marianna in Italian, Mariana in Portuguese and Spanish, and Meryana in Slavic regions. Each variation may carry slight differences in pronunciation and spelling, but they all retain a connection to the original meanings. Mariana remains a popular name in many countries today, often associated with qualities such as strength, beauty, and gracefulness.
The last name Bernales Urmeneta has its roots in Spanish-speaking regions, particularly in Spain and Latin America. The surname "Bernales" is believed to be derived from the given name "Bernal," which itself is of Germanic origin, meaning "brave as a bear." This suggests that the early bearers of the name may have been characterized by bravery or strength, possibly linked to occupations or roles that required such traits. The surname "Urmeneta" is of Basque origin, with "Ur" meaning "water" and "meneta" possibly referring to a place or a geographical feature, indicating a connection to nature or a specific locality. Variations of the surname can be found in different regions, with "Bernal" being a common variant in Spain and Latin America, while "Urmeneta" may appear in various forms depending on local dialects and linguistic influences. Overall, the surname Bernales Urmeneta reflects a rich cultural heritage, intertwining elements of bravery and geographical significance.
Ana Maffet del castilloEsteban Maffet del castilloVictoria Maffet del castilloSalustio Bernales maffetAna MuñozDavid Maffet del castilloFrancisco Bernales urmenetaDavid MaffetManuel Maffet del castilloMaria Maffet del castilloMaría MaffetVictorino Maffet del castilloAntonia Maffet del castilloVictoria Estevez castilloMaría Maffet del castilloJuan Maffet del castilloGraciano Bernales maffetFrancisco Bernales maffetMaria Estevez del castillo
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