Summary

ARMIJO is a Spanish surname commonly found in Spain and Latin American countries. It derives from the medieval given name 'Armisius', meaning 'strong soldier' or 'warrior'. The surname is associated with bravery and military prowess. Over time, the Armijo family has spread across the globe, with significant populations in countries such as Mexico, Argentina, and the United States.
There are
8372
Armijos in the USA
Armijo is the
4232nd
most common last name in the USA

Historical figures and celebrities called Armijo

ManuelArmijo

Former governor of New Mexico who played a significant role during the Mexican-American War and the American occupation of New Mexico.

IgnacioArmijo

A soldier who fought in the Battle of Valverde during the American Civil War.

SalomonPedro

A prominent New Mexican politician and attorney known for his role in drafting the first state constitution of New Mexico.

JoseFrancisco

A Mexican military officer known for his participation in the Battle of Churubusco during the Mexican-American War.

LeandroArmijo

A Spanish explorer who led an expedition exploring the Colorado River in the 16th century.

Armijo Genealogy

Migration and ImmigrationMigration and immigration of Armijo surname occurred during various times and in different places due to factors like economic opportunities, political instabilities, and family reunification. The specific details vary for different individuals and groups, but common occurrences include migration from Spain to the Americas during the Spanish colonization period, immigration to the United States during the early 20th century for better economic prospects, and movement within regions or countries for various reasons throughout history.