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Thank you for your reply and the information about meaning of "fuedo". I understand that you had not mentioned Gran Canaria, but I also understood you were interested in having contact with others following the Caballero line. Many of them emigrated to thje "neuvo(a?) monde" and there are thousands in the USA now, and probably many more in the western hemisphere south of the U.S.
Some did go to the Canary Islands and I have an interest in that migration. From there, some migrated farther to the west over a span of several centuries.
Here is Caballero data from my source:
"CABALLERO"-- apellido de origen aragones. Procede de Alcaniz, provincia de Teruel, desde donde se extendio por Castilla, Asturias y Andalicia. Uns rama paso a Mejico.
Muchos caballeros de este apellido probaron su nobleza en las Ordenes de Santiago, Alcantra y Carlos III, alcanzando titulos de Marques de Caballero, Don Jeronimo Caballero en 20 de Abril de 1794, Marques de Tornero en 1876, Don Francisco Caballero y Rojas y el de Somosancho en 1878, Don Andres Caballero y Rojas."
BIBLIOGRAFIA: "Nobiliaro Espanol" de Julio de Atienza, pag 271.
"Heraldica de los Apellidos Asturianos" de Francisco Sarandeses.
"El Solar Vasco Navarro" de Garcia Carraffa, tomo III, pag 6.
My Source: "Heraldica de los Apellidos Canarios" por Lino Chaparro D'Acosta, Tomo I, pag 87.
Appreciate your contact and hope we can broaden interest in the name beyond the peninsular homeland.
Regards. LAElderLaw@aol.com (Fernando J. Estopinal III)
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