Cabalgante
Cabalgante. Attested in Spain, Uruguay, borne by about 502 people in the registers this map holds.
Where it came from
No place of this name is in the gazetteer, so this map says nothing about where the name came from. Search a surname anywhere else and you will be told an origin — that it is Latin, or Italian, or means «joyful». That is etymology, it is usually unsourced, and it is a different question from the one answered here.
Where it is borne, and where a record names it
Country by country
Each country below can carry up to three different kinds of evidence, and none of them is the same claim. A register is a head-count — a state counted these people. A record is one document naming the surname on that ground, narrower evidence and often much older. And a volume overlapping these dates is a document from the right place and years — never a document known to name this surname. None of the three ever means the name exists in that country and nowhere else, or that it exists nowhere but here.
Spain
502 Borne — a state counted them — Frecuencia de apellidos, Censos de población (INE).
- PARES Images, free, no account Madrid, Spain
- Geneanet Partly free, partly paid
- Internet Archive Images, free, no account San Francisco, United States
- Arolsen Archives Images, free, no account Bad Arolsen, Germany
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This atlas has no birth-year evidence for Cabalgante in Spain, so it cannot narrow Spain's 35,936 volumes by date — see Spain's own page for all of it.
Uruguay
Found in a record — Lerena.
- National Archives of Uruguay Nobody has walked this one yet Uruguay
- Internet Archive Images, free, no account San Francisco, United States
- Arolsen Archives Images, free, no account Bad Arolsen, Germany
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- Find a Grave Images, free, no account
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