 The third child and second daughter, Elvira, may have been born in 1039–40, followed by Alfonso in 1040–41, and finally the youngest of the siblings, García, sometime between 1041 and 24 April 1043, the date on which King Ferdinand I, in a donation to the Abbey of San Andrés de Espinareda, mentions his five children.All of them except Elvira signed a document in the monastery of San Juan Bautista de Corias on 26 April 1046.All the children of King Ferdinand I, according to the "Historia silense", were educated in the liberal arts, and the sons were also trained in arms, the "art of running horses in the Spanish usage", and hunting.