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'''Tovar''', usually preceded by the particle ''de'' (meaning ''from''), is a [[Spanish]] and
[[Image:Tovar.jpg|thumb|right|The [[coat of arms]] of the Tovar family, as it appears in a 17th century nobiliary record.]]'''Tovar''', usually preceded by the particle ''de'' (meaning ''from''), is a [[Spanish]] and
[[Portuguese]] [[surname]] adopted by a noble house of [[Goths|gothic]] ancestry that received the lordship of the Castilian village of [[Tobar|Tovar]] from Fernando III of Castile in the Middle-Ages. The Tovar surname in the [[Americas]] appears mainly as a toponymic derived from the many [[Human settlement|settlements]] of this name founded by the [[Spanish]], and therefore does not share the same [[Genealogy|genealogical]] origin.
[[Portuguese]] [[surname]] adopted by a noble house of [[Goths|gothic]] ancestry that received the lordship of the Castilian village of [[Tobar|Tovar]] from Fernando III of Castile in the Middle-Ages. The Tovar surname in the [[Americas]] appears mainly as a toponymic derived from the many [[Human settlement|settlements]] of this name founded by the [[Spanish]], and therefore does not share the same [[Genealogy|genealogical]] origin.



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The coat of arms of the Tovar family, as it appears in a 17th century nobiliary record.

Tovar, usually preceded by the particle de (meaning from), is a Spanish and

Portuguese surname adopted by a noble house of gothic ancestry that received the lordship of the Castilian village of Tovar from Fernando III of Castile in the Middle-Ages. The Tovar surname in the Americas appears mainly as a toponymic derived from the many settlements of this name founded by the Spanish, and therefore does not share the same genealogical origin.

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  • Tovar, a character from The Strangerhood

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