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nuño fernández
(b. 850)
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diego fernández de oviedo
Count of Asturias
(b. 1020)
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flaín fernández
(b. 1020)
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teresa fernández de traba
Spanish queen consort, ES
(b. 1125)
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pedro fernández de castro
Spanish noble and military leader, ES
(b. 1290)
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alfonso fernández el niño
Castilian noble
(b. 1243)
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esteban fernández de castro
(b. 1250)
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maría fernández coronel
ES
(b. 1334)
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alfonso fernández de valencia
Bishop of Zamora
(b. 1316)
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rodrigo fernández de narváez
ES
(b. 1383)
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juan fernández manrique de lara
Count of Castañeda and Lord of Aguilar de Campoo
(b. 1398)
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gonzalo fernández de cordoba
Spanish general, ES
(b. 1453)
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gabriel fernández manrique
First duke of Galisteo and first count of Osorno
(b. 1412)
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gregorio fernández
canon of the Cathedral of Alcalá de Henares, ES
(b. 1470)
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gonzalo fernández de oviedo
Spanish historian, ES
(b. 1478)
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, Fernández 
, and others...) , in the entire world, is a prevalent cognomen. The surname Fernández is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, where it is a prevalent surname, Uruguay, and Paraguay (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Argentina, Spain, and Mexico. Much less frequently, Fernández is the forename as well as the last name.