Spanish History Origin
How I can trace the origin of my name …?
So I'm in Puerto Rico and the Philippines, but the problem is I do not know if my name is or flip the PR side. I know that during the Spanish colonization in the Philippines a lot of history was lost and so on. But I was curious know and find out what my side is named. Surname: Market. Wendy C Oh, my God! I thought you were my sister telling me that we have of our father! Whoa. That's creepy. I was about to e-mail as "shut up!" Anyway, I have the blood of Filipino and Puerto Rico from my dad side of the family. And when I was not even a year old, my dad left my mom, sister, and me and we almost left. I know nothing about her side of the family. : |
* Shakes head * its name comes from the father .. his father .. his father .. his dad. Each of the women use their birth name of the identity of their background. Tracing each of its ancestors will clarify that public relations is and that is from the Philippines. With time on either side, but you know who's who on the side of Dad, if only is concerned with the surname. Another way to think about it .. both public relations and the Philippines had first Spanish settlers (like South America, Mexico … etc.) They have around. What is needed, however .. is to separate the concept of maintenance of the origins of the name, his royal descent. Just to illustrate .. Mercado is a Spanish word / and I am sure that the name came from there, hundreds of years ago. The big mistake (but one that people do all the time) is T I have a Spanish name, so that makes me Spanish. "Nope. It is not impossible at all that (8 gr grandparents) 7 of 8 are from Germany, but the one with the name (father) is from the Philippines. This is just to show what I mean. EACH 8 gr grandparents have parents, so that doubles to 16 .. and so on. Without their names and deeds, can not know where they are, and how that comes from "down" for you.