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Matches 10,901 to 10,950 of 21,420
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| 10901 |
Jean de Bersinanto, owner of the Bastorrena, about 70 years old. | Alfaro, Joannes (I20854)
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| 10902 |
Jean de Bersinantorena, son of Jean de Bersinantorena and Marie de Pocorena called Gasteluzar, owners of the borde called Garayco in the quartier of Oustatordoguy.
His godparents were Jean d'Ohaco and Jeanne, elder owner of the borde of Arrabit. | Alfaro or Berchinanto, Jean/Joannes (I7294)
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| 10903 |
Jean de Besancie, muletier of the Vicecount of Etchaux, son of the house of Arcainchuhy and Marie de Faure, daughter of the house of Louissena.
Witnesses were Guilen de Besancie, brother of the groom and Martin d'Orein, mason, Francois de Massiere, young owner of Sarrybehere and Vincent d'Aiciartchahar, shoemaker. | Family F562
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| 10904 |
Jean de Besancie, son of Jaques de Besancie of Perigort, molleur and Marthe de Laborde, living in St. Etienne.
His godparents were Jean de St. Martin, Vicecount d'Etchaus and Marie Arrambide, owner of Betarte of Bastide. | Besancie, Jean (I1778)
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| 10905 |
Jean de Besancie, son of Jean de Besancie and Jeanne de Bidegaray de Jara, living in the house of Arcainchuhy.
His godparents were Jean de Bidegaray, maternal uncle and Marthe de Laborde, paternal grandmother. | Besancie, Jean (I1908)
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| 10906 |
Jean de Besancie, son of Jean de Besancie and Marie Faure, living in the house of Louisena in St. Etienne.
His godparents were Jean de Besancie, paternal uncle and Catherine de Faure, maternal aunt. | Besancie, Jean (I1792)
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| 10907 |
Jean de Besantie, son of Jean de Besantie and Marie d'Erremerreca, owners of the house of Arcainchuhy.
His godparents were Jean d'Archanchury, paternal uncle and Marie Mariarena, maternal grandmother. | Besancie, Jean (I1574)
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| 10908 |
Jean de Betard, son of Jean de Betard and Marie d'Arrambide, owners of Betard.
His godparents were Jean d'Arrambide and Dominique de Betard. | Betart, Jean (I10656)
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| 10909 |
Jean de Betchume, son of Jean de Betchume and Dominique d'Ainchaigno, owners of the borde of Betchume in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean, owner of D'etchume, paternal grandfather and Marie, owner of Anchagno, maternal grandmother. | Nimignoarena dit Detchume (Gariador), Jean/Joannes (I14)
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| 10910 |
Jean de Bibie, inheritor of the house of Chilo in Ocos and Gratianne, daughter of the house of Barnetchebehere in Oticoren.
Witnesses were Jean d'Incaurpe, mason, Jean de Bidegaray of Jare, Jean young owner of Barnetchebehere in Oticoren, brother of the bride and Jean Barnetchegaray. | Family F6321
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| 10911 |
Jean de Bichar, son of Baptiste de Bichar and Marie de Choco, owners of the house of this name in the quartier of Oyhansoro.
His godparents were Jean Erramouspe, owner of the house of Oholbicy, represented by Baptiste de Brustet and Marie de Choco, owner mediate of Choco, maternal grandmother. | Bichar or Cubiat or Antonena, Jean (I16294)
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| 10912 |
Jean de Bidart of Oticoren, macon, nicknamed Ferulane (sic), about 38 years old.
Witnesses were Pierre de Bernadet and Martin de Bernadet. | Bidart, Jean/Joannes (I8917)
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| 10913 |
Jean de Bidart of Oticoren, widower, owner of the borde of Yeurquibehere of Oyhansoro and Jeanne, daughter of the borde of Marmaro in the Aldudes, widow.
Witnesses were Miguel d'Iturribels, owner of Harguinarena in the Aldudes, Anton d'Esnos living in the Aldudes, Jean de Marmaro brother-in-law of the groom and Michel, young owner of Iturribels in the Aldudes.
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| 10914 |
Jean de Bidart, son of Michel de Bidart and Marie de Salaberry, owners of the borde of Phalxa in the quartier of Iramehaca.
His godparents were Jean Bidart, paternal uncle and Marie d'Itcainarena, maternal grandmother. | Bidart, Jean (I16129)
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| 10915 |
Jean de Bidart, son of Miguel de Bidart of Oticoren and Marie de Mariatchorena, owners of the borde of Mariatchorena.
His godparents were Jean de Mariatcho, maternal uncle and Marie de Bidart, paternal cousin. | Bidart, Jean (I6003)
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| 10916 |
Jean de Bidondebehere, son of Jean de Bidondebehere, cadet of the house of Mentaberry in Ascarat and Marie de Saroyhandy, cadette of the house of Inharabie in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean de Saroyhandy, maternal grandfather and Gratiane de ??, owner of the house of Mentaberry, paternal grandmother. | Bidondebehere or Mentaberry, Jean (I8696)
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| 10917 |
Jean de Bidondo, son of Miguel de Bidondo and Jeanne d'Inda, owners of the borde of Miguelenia in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean Inda, maternal uncle and Jeanne de Bastanchuhy, daughter of Saroiberry. | Bidondo, Jean (I5959)
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| 10918 |
Jean de Bidondo, son of Miguel de Bidondo and Jeanne de Bidondo, owners of the borde of Miguelena in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean d'Inda, maternal uncle and Marie de Salaberry of Leispars. | Bidondo, Jean (I8376)
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| 10919 |
Jean de Bidondo, son of Pedro de Bidondo and Jeanne de Bastanchuhyrena Miguelencoua, owners of the borde of Miguelena de Bastanchuhy in Jaurmendy.
His godparents were Jean d'Itcaynarena and Catherine de Lilac. | Bidondo, Jean (I5887)
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| 10920 |
Jean de Bidondobehere, son of Jean de Bidondobehere and Marie de Saroyhandy, renters of the house of Maestruiarena in the quartier of Urepel.
His godparents were Jean de Saroihandy, maternal uncle and Jeanne de Bidondobehere, paternal aunt. | Bidondebehere, Jean (I10561)
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| 10921 |
Jean de Bigot, son of Jean de Bigot and Marie de Gorteyri, owners of the borde of Gorteyri in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean de Gorteyri, maternal uncle and Magdalene de Bigot, paternal aunt. | Ferranyo or Bigot, Jean (I6153)
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| 10922 |
Jean de Bihourriette, son of the borde of Cardinaliarena and Marie d'Arcainchaharrarena, daughter of the borde of Iturribelz in the quartier of Jaurmendy.
Witnesses were Joannes Gaste de Bihourriette, owner of Oxarapeguy and Miguel d'Iturribelz, brothers of the groom and bride. | Family F2622
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| 10923 |
Jean de Bihurriet, son of Antoine de Bihurriet and Marie de Barhenetche, owners of the borde of Chalansuhy.
His godparents were Jean de Bihurriete, paternal cousin and Marie d'Ipoutcha of the Aldudes. | Bihurriet, Jean (I3701)
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| 10924 |
Jean de Bourmalats, son of Pierre de Bourmalats and Jeanne de Chotrorena, owners of the borde of Alaman in the quartier of the Aldudes.
His godparents are Jean de Garacoetche, elder owner of Oxarapey and Gratianne, elder owner of Chotroenia. | Bourmalatz, Jean (I2022)
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| 10925 |
Jean de Bourmalatz, son of Gratian de Bourmalatz and Jeanne de Bastanchuhi, owners of the borde of Bastanchuhy called Erdicoborda in Jaurmendy.
His godparents were Jean de Bastanchuhi, owner of the borde of Biper, maternal uncle and Marie de Mocarte of Oticoren, paternal aunt. | Bourmalatz, Jean (I9686)
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| 10926 |
Jean de Bourmalatz, son of Gratian de Bourmalatz and Jeanne de Bastanchuhy, owners of the borde of Bastanchuhy in the quartier of Jaurmendy.
His godparents were Jean d'Ainchino, owner of the borde of Urla and Marie, owner of Jaureguichury, paternal aunt. | Bourmalatz, Jean (I9625)
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| 10927 |
Jean de Bourmalatz, son of Jean Bourmalatz and Catherine d'Ihitcague, owners of the house of Bastanchouhy in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean Harriet, little uncle and owner of Joannesenea and Jeanne Ihitcague, maternal aunt. | Bourmalatz, Jean (I6566)
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| 10928 |
Jean de Bourmalatz, son of Pierre de Bourmalatz and Marie Elgartegaray, owners of the borde of Pedrobelcha in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean de Bourmalatz and Marie d'Elgartegaray of the Aldudes. | Bourmalatz, Jean (I6815)
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| 10929 |
Jean de Bourmalatz, son of the borde of Pedrobelcha and Marie, owner of the borde of Zarkinhey of the Aldudes.
Witnesses were Pierre de Bourmalatz brother of the groom, Pierre de Copenhandy brother in law of the groom, Jean de Bourmalatz and Jean de Gorteirisuhy. | Family F2538
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| 10930 |
Jean de Brustet, weaver and Dominique de Barnetche de ?? | Family F2940
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| 10931 |
Jean de Burche, son of Gerard de Burche and Graciane d'Aguerre, owners of the house of Peillocorena in St. Etienne.
His godparents were Mr. Jean, vicompte of Etchaus son and Lady Marie Catherine Ursule de St. Martin, dame de Lalanne en Cize. | Burthe, Jean (I10458)
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| 10932 |
Jean de Burthe, son of Pierre de Burthe and Marie de Sasquiguiliarena, owners of the house of Sasquiguiliarena in the quartier of Mitxelene.
His godparents were Jean, owner of Beherecoetche de Bayhunca and Catherine de Laxague, owner of Antongorry in Leispars. | Burthe or Brust, Jean (I1499)
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| 10933 |
Jean de Burthe, son of Pierre de Burthe and Marie de Sasquiguiliarena, owners of the house of Sasquiguiliarena of Mitxelene.
His godparents were Jean de Sasquiguiliarena and Marthe de Burthe, paternal aunt. | Brust dit Etcheverrigaray, Jean (I129)
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| 10934 |
Jean de Burthe, son of Pierre de Burthe, weaver (tisseran) and Marie d'Etcheverry, "solt et solte", both of the quartier of Mitxelene.
His godparents were Jean inheritor of Marilus and Catherine de Laxague. | Burthe, Jean (I9014)
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| 10935 |
Jean de Cahargoun, son of Pierre de Cahargoun and Gratianne d'Etchebers, owners of the house of Burubelcha in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean d'Ehaillea, owner of Cahargoun and Marie d'Etchebers, daughter of Burubelcha, maternal aunt. | Cahargun, Jean (I6977)
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| 10936 |
Jean de Caldu, inheritor of the house of Etcheberry in the quartier of Belastorquia and Marie d'Oguihandy, daughter of the house of Larraburu.
Witnesses were Jean d'Oguihandy, brother of the bride, another Jean d'Oguihandy, brother of the bride, Jean de Lapabelca, cousin of the groom and Jean son of Guichontoarena. | Family F2464
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Jean de Caldugaray (Amestoy??), inheritor of the borde of Lepabelca and Marie, daughter of Bernard de Caldugaray, both of the parish of St. Etienne.
Witnesses were Jean de Lanciry, Antoine de Caldugaray, brother of the groom, Joannes de Oquihandi and Jean d'Itcainarena. | Family F6187
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| 10938 |
Jean de Cantero, son of Bernard de Cantero and Marie d'Alfaro, owners of the house of Canterorena.
His godparents were Jean d'Ocafrain and Jeanne d'Alfaro, maternal aunt. | Cantero, Jean (I8266)
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| 10939 |
Jean de Cantero, son of Bernard de Cantero and Marie d'Alfaro, renters (locataires) of the borde of Antongorry in the quartier of Gastigar.
His godparents were Jean d'Alfaro, maternal uncle and Catherine de Bidegain, paternal aunt. | Cantero, Jean (I8436)
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Jean de Caracotche, son of Jean de Caracotche and Jeanne de Gorosgarat, owners of the borde of Marmaro.
His godparents were Jean de Caracotch, cadet of the borde of Lecearena, paternal cousin and Jeanne de Gosgarat, cadet of the borde of Marmaro, maternal cousin. | Lechia or Marmaro, Jean (I6608)
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| 10941 |
Jean de Cardinaliarena and Marie, daughter of the borde called Antoneasaroygaray in the quartier of Jaurmendy.
Witnesses were Jean de Cardinalia, brother of the groom and Marie d'Echart in St. Etienne, maternal cousin. | Family F6008
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| 10942 |
Jean de Cardinaliarena, son of Jean de Cardinaliarena and Marie de Jacaluz, living in the quartier of Orbilacardy.
His godparents were Jean, owner of Jacaluz, maternal grandfather and Dominique Domiguelena (??), owner adventice of the borde of Cardinaliarena. | Espinal or Cardinalia, Jean (I21409)
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| 10943 |
Jean de Cardinallia and Catherine Perico, widow of Pierre de Harriet and owner of Perico in the Aldudes.
Witnesses were Jean Ythurribels, cousin of the groom, Gratian de Cardinallia, brother of the groom and Pierre Garciateguy, owner of the house of the same name | Family F2187
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| 10944 |
Jean de Carrica, son of Pierre de Carrica and Jeanne d'Espignal, owners of the borde of Harishandietta in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean de Carrica, owner of the house of this name and Jeanne d'Espignal. | Carrica or Castaqnet, Jean (I4495)
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Jean de Carrica, son of Pierre de Carrica and Jeanne de Bourmalats, owners of the borde of Haritshandieta in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Jean d'Arrmabide, owner of the house of Arrambide and Marie de Tihista, daughter of the borde of Chotro in the Aldudes. | Carrica, Jean (I8229)
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Jean de Carricaburu, widower, owner of the house of Carricaburu in St. Jean, quartier of Oyhantobouria and Jeanne d'Amestoy, daughter of the borde of Couhatsmourdy in the Aldudes.
Witnesses were Jean d'Oquilanberro, young owner of Uhidebehere of Ocos, Pierre son of Gainecoetche of Anhaux, Pierre de Peilorena of St. Jean and Jean de Carricaburu, uncle of the groom. | Family F2428
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| 10947 |
Jean de Ceta, elder owner of the house of Pastor in the quartier "la Forge", 78 years old, farmer.
Witnesses were Joseph de Ceta, cadet of the house of Pastor, farmer, 43 years old, living in this village and Jean Pastor, first born in the same house, farmer, 22 years old. The first one, son of the deceased and the 2nd, his grandson. | Ceta/Cetta dit Puntous, Jean (I8769)
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Jean de Cete, son of Jean de Cete and Marie d'Alfaro, owners of the house of Bastorena.
His godparents were Jean de Courouxet, surgeon (chiruigien) from the village of Lasse and Marie, owner of Bastorena, maternal grandmother. | Cetta, Jean (I8775)
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Jean de Cetta, son of Jean de Cetta and Marie d'Alfaro, owners of the house of Pastorrena.
His godparents were Jean d'Alfaro, maternal uncle and Lauda, elder owner of Puntousarena in Lasse, paternal grandmother. | Ceta/Cetta, Jean (I8771)
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| 10950 |
Jean de Chalansouhy, natural son of Samson de Chalansouhy and Jeanne de Bicharrena, daughter of the borde of Haira, 'solt et solte'.
His godparents were Jean d'Ospital and Jeanne d'Oxalde, inheritor of Ainciart. | Chalanchuhy, Jean (I6425)
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