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diego de mesa
ES
(b. 1450)
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bernardo de mesa
Spanish diplomat, ES
(b. 1470)
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bartolomé martinez menacho y mesa
ES
(b. 1517)
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juan de mesa
Spanish Baroque sculptor (1583-1627), ES
(b. 1583)
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cristóbal de mesa
Spanish writer, ES
(b. 1556)
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juan bautista de mesa
ES
(b. 1547)
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martin alonso de mesa
Spanish sculptor, ES
(b. 1573)
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diego pérez de mesa
(b. 1563)
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gregorio de mesa
Spanish sculptor, 1640-1710
(b. 1640)
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jacinto antonio de mesa
ES
(b. 1700)
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francisco cabello y mesa
Spanish soldier and writer, AR
(b. 1764)
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francisco cabello y mesa
ES
(b. 1764)
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antoni ferratges de mesa
Spanish politician, ES
(b. 1840)
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francisco de paula mesa
Governor of Querétaro in August of 1847, when the American army occupied the capital of the country., MX
(b. 1803)
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manuel antonio lópez de mesa
(b. 1846)
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, Meza 
) , around the world, is a widespread family name. The surname Mesa is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Paraguay, where it is a common surname, Honduras, and Nicaragua (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Mexico, Colombia, and Peru. Very seldom, Mesa is the forename as well as the last name.