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Family names in every culture constitute an element of the character of that culture and reflect aspects of its past. Among other features, they embrace elements of its current or past social organization, its tendency to use particular kinds of nicknames, and characteristic features of the geography where the culture is history. In North America, family names provide a record of migrations from every part of the world, including of course the Iberian Peninsula. The set of family names of Iberian origin currently found in North America reflects, to a certain extent the balances and unbalances among the different cultures and languages within the Iberian Peninsula, in spite of the masking effects that the complex nature of migratory processes could have played. The present article discusses the specific case of Asturian, taking advantage of the data provided by the Dictionary of American Family Names (Hanks, 2003).

Iberian Names in North America: the Case of Asturian