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SILVIA GARCIA FERNANDEZ, 1957 - 1957
Árboles familiares de MyHeritagesilvia susana garcia fernandez II (nacida di cristofaro), 1945 - 2005
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageSylvia Garcia Fernandez, nació en Aprox. 1900
Árboles familiares de MyHeritageSilvia Garcia Fernandez
España, Guías TelefónicasSilvia Garcia Fernandez
España, Guías TelefónicasSilvia Garcia Fernandez
España, Guías TelefónicasSilvia Garcia Fernandez
España, Guías TelefónicasSILVIA GARCIA FERNANDEZ, 1957 - 1957
Árbol Familiar FamilySearchSilvia Ramona Garcia Fernandez (nacida Orué), 1908 - 1955
Árbol Familiar FamilySearchSylvia Garcia Fernandez (nacida Bertoni), nació en Aprox. 1900
Árbol Familiar FamilySearch
Silvia Rosa Garcia Fernandez, nació en 1961
Listas de votantes de Venezuela, 2006 - 2007
Silvia Garcia Fernandez, nació en 1958
Listas de votantes de Venezuela, 2006 - 2007
Silvia Sonia Garcia Fernandez
Chile, Censo Electoral, 2013Silvia Margarita Garcia Fernandez
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- Spanish: Silvia García Fernández


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The name Silvia has Latin origins, derived from the word "silva," meaning "forest" or "woodland," which reflects a connection to nature. It first appeared in ancient Rome and has been associated with various historical figures, including the legendary mother of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. The name embodies qualities of strength and resilience, often linked to those who have a deep appreciation for the natural world. Variations of Silvia can be found across different cultures, including Sylvia in English and Spanish, Silvie in French, and Silvija in Slavic regions, each with slight differences in pronunciation and spelling. The name has maintained popularity through the centuries, often symbolizing a nurturing and gentle spirit, making it a favored choice in various countries.
The last name Garcia Fernandez has its origins in the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in Spain, where it is a patronymic surname derived from the given name Garcia, which itself is of uncertain origin but is believed to mean "bear" or "young" in the Basque language. The surname Fernandez indicates "son of Fernando," with Fernando meaning "brave traveler" or "adventurer," stemming from the Gothic elements "fardi" (journey) and "nanth" (daring). Historically, individuals bearing this surname were likely associated with noble or warrior classes, reflecting traits of bravery and exploration. Variations of Garcia Fernandez can be found across different Spanish-speaking countries, often simplified or altered in spelling, such as Garcia or Fernandez alone, or combined in different forms like Garcías or Fernández. In regions influenced by Spanish colonization, such as Latin America, the surname has maintained its prominence, often appearing in various cultural contexts while retaining its original meanings and associations.
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