Cognomen Valencia (Valencia 
, Valentia 
, Валенсія, along with others...) , around the world, is a widespread surname. The last name Valencia is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Colombia, where it is a common surname, El Salvador, and Mexico (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Colombia, Mexico, and Philippines. Very seldom, Valencia is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Valencia | Mexico, Colombia, Philippines, United States, Peru |
| Valentia | Spain, Mexico, Indonesia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, United States |
| eugenio de valencia ES (b. 100) |
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| eutropio de valencia bshop of Valencia and originally abbot of the monastery of Servitanum, ES (b. 550) |
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| alfonso de valencia Lord of Valencia de Campos, ES (b. 1280) |
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| fernando alfonso de valencia Master of the Order of Santiago, PT (b. 1316) |
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| jaime perez de valencia Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1408) |
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martin de valencia Spanish Franciscan missionary and leader of the Twelve Apostles of Mexico, ES (b. 1474) |
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gregorio de valencia Spanish Jesuit (1549-1603), ES (b. 1549) |
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pedro de valencia Spanish writer and literary critic (1555-1620), ES (b. 1555) |
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| antonio manrique valencia Roman Catholic prelate (1519–1577), ES (b. 1519) |
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| fadrique de vargas y manrique de valencia ES (b. 1568) |
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| francisco de cárdenas valencia parish priest in Yucatan, historian (b. 1603) |
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| juan de valencia (b. 1605) |
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| domingo de valencia Roman Catholic clergyman (b. 1647) |
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| domingo de valencia PH (b. 1647) |
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| juan valencia Spanish sculptor, circa 1660-1738 (b. 1660) |
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