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| 1701 |
Catherine Uhalde, farmer, 71 years old, widow of Martin Iribarne, died in the house of Arrabit. | Uhalde, Catherine (I7770)
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| 1702 |
Catherine Uhide, 26 years old, no profession, living in this village, born in the same, daughter of Jean Uhide and Marie Saldubehere. died in the house of Couloenia in this village. | Uhide, Catherine (I13956)
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| 1703 |
Catherine Uhide, 73 years old, housewife, living in the Aldudes, daughter of the late Jean Uhide and Marie Ihitcague, married to Pierre Ardans, died in the house of Soldadoa in this village. | Uhide, Catherine (I2623)
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| 1704 |
Catherine Uhide, daughter of Jean Uhide, farmer (laboreur) and Marie Ausquie, owners of the house of Alhastarena in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Jean Inda and Marie Ernautena. | Uhide, Catherine (I6140)
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| 1705 |
Catherine Uhide, farmer, 54 years old, died in her house of Chatorrarena.
Witnesses were Jean Errecalde, farmer, 80 years old, husband of the deceased and Jean Mocozain, weaver, 45 years, neighbor. | Uhide, Catherine (I4593)
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| 1706 |
Catherine Urelce, daughter of Jean Urelce and Marie Etchart, owners of Urelce in Acaldeguy.
Her godparents were Pierre Etchart, paternal grandfather, owner of Etchart d'Oronos and Catherine Idiqui, maternal grandmother. (These might be reversed). | Urrels, Catherine (I7526)
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| 1707 |
Catherine Urhelce, daughter of Bernard Urhelce and Marie Hyriberri, owners of the house of Legarria in Guermiette.
Her godparents were Gabriel Hiribarne, uncle of the mother and Catherine Iriqui, grandmother. | Urhelce, Catherine (I6849)
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| 1708 |
Catherine Urrels, 21 years old, farmer, daughter of Joseph Urrels and Jeanne Itcaina, died in the house of Sorochilo in this village. | Urrels, Catherine (I1212)
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| 1709 |
Catherine Urrels, 65 years old, housewife, born and living in this village, married to Jean Chotro Tihista, daughter of Jean Urrels and Jeanne Erramouspe, died in the house of Elgartia in this village. | Urrels, Catherine (I566)
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| 1710 |
Catherine was born in Uruguay but her family returned to the Basque country when she was 3 years old and purchased the farm of Miguelenia in Les Aldudes. | Iriart, Catherine (I55)
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| 1711 |
Catherine Yhitzague, farmer, 80+ years old (unable to read), died in her house of Ferranyoenia.
Witnesses were Baptiste Oxarart, farmer, 52 years old, son-in-law of the deceased and Jean Oxarart, farmer, 26 years old, nephew of the deceased. | Ihitcague, Catherine (I4605)
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| 1712 |
Catherine Yrosbehere, 16 years old, died in the little creek called Hurbelcheco Erreca.
Witnesses were Jean Yrosbehere, farmer, 58 years old and Jean Belaciart, farmer, 56 years old. | Irosbehere, Catherine (I4554)
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| 1713 |
Catherine Zorzabal, farmer (laboreuse) 68 years old, died in their house of Munusta.
Witnesses were Jean Pilaria, farmer (laboreur) 72 years old, husband of the deceased and Jean Pilaria, farmer (laboreur) 54 years old, son of the deceased. | Corcabalbehere or Corcabal, Catherine (I5800)
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| 1714 |
Catherine Zubiri, 17 years old, no profession, single, born and living in this village, daughter of Nicolas Zubiri and Marie Goni, died in the house of Bidartea in this village. | Zubiri, Catherine (I14399)
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| 1715 |
Catherine, a twin, daughter of Jean Coscarart, farmer (laboreur) and Marie Ernague, his wife, owners of the house of Etchelecu in St. Etienne.
His godparents were Jean Hiriberry and Catherine Corcabalgaray. | Coscarart, Catherine (I7082)
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| 1716 |
Catherine, cadette of the house of Ainestorrenia, 15 days old.
Witnesses were Jean Etcheberry and Jean Itcainarena, young owner of the house of Bipherenia. | Ainesto, Catherine (I5988)
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| 1717 |
Catherine, daughter of Anton Gaydor and Jeanne Zaldarriague, owners of the house of Gaydorrea in Leispars.
Her godparents were Gratian Zaldarriague, owner of the house of Zaldarriague and Catherine Gariador, paternal aunt. | Oxoby, Catherine (I1598)
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| 1718 |
Catherine, daughter of Anton Harriet, farmer (laboreur) and Marie Biperarenna, owners of Pericorenna in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Jean Biperarenna and Catherine Perico. | Harriet, Catherine (I7114)
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| 1719 |
Catherine, daughter of Arnaud Etchart and Marie Etcheverry, owners of the house of Sarasteguy.
Witnesses were Gratian, owner of Juanes Belcharenea and Dominique, owner of Gorthairi. | Etchart, Catherine (I6477)
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| 1720 |
Catherine, daughter of Bernard Barcelona and Catherine Erio, owners of Simonerio.
Her godparents were Jean Erio, owner of Simonerio, maternal grandfather and Catherine Barcelona, cadette of Chabanorenea, paternal aunt. | Barcelona, Catherine (I4338)
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| 1721 |
Catherine, daughter of Ferdinand Ehailea and Gracianne Unhaindy, owners of Unhaindia.
Her godparents were Jean, elder owner of Auzquie and Catherine Unhaindy, grandmother. | Ehailea dit Saroiberry, Catherine (I4347)
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| 1722 |
Catherine, daughter of Gratian d'Epelenea and Magdelaine de Ferrangnorenea, owners of Joannesbelchenea in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Jean d'Hunaindirenea, owner of Hunhaindirena and Catherine d'Epelenea, owner of Franchessenea in the Aldudes. | Ephele, Catherine (I7127)
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| 1723 |
Catherine, daughter of Gratian Erreca and Marie Chaharra, young owners of the house of Lohitcea.
Her godparents were Gratian Chaharra, owner adventif of the house of Coscarart, maternal grandfather and Marie Lohitce, paternal grandmother. | Erreca, Catherine (I3874)
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| 1724 |
Catherine, daughter of Guillaume Ozarart, farmer (laboreur) and Marie Etchelouz, owners of Uhaldea in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Michel d'Etchelous and Catherine d'Etcheto. | Elizondo or Coscarart, Catherine (I6314)
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| 1725 |
Catherine, daughter of Jean Curutchet and Catherine Coscorre.
Her godparents were Salvat, cadet of Coscorre and Catherine Hiribarren, cadette of Luishandiarenea. | Curutchet, Catherine (I6350)
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| 1726 |
Catherine, daughter of Jean Curutchet, surgeon (chirugien) and Catherine Coscorre, 2 years old.
Witnesses were Vincent Lincoain and Jean Chantcho, farmers (laboreurs). | Curutchet, Catherine (I6350)
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| 1727 |
Catherine, daughter of Jean Hiriart, farmer (laboreur) and Isabelle Hirigoin, young owners of the Colomio.
Her godparents were Jean Hirigoin, elder owner of the house of Colomio and Catherine Oronos, elder owner and adventice of the house of Caracotche in the parish of St. Etienne, quartier of Guermiette. | Iriart, Catherine (I11299)
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| 1728 |
Catherine, daughter of Jean Landaburu and Dominique Larraburu, metayers in the house of Salaberry in Suhescun.
Her godparents were Jean Oxobi, living in the house of Pecoitz and Catherine Elicabelar, living in the house of Herriest. | Landaburu or Garriador or Pecotche, Catherine (I1036)
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| 1729 |
Catherine, daughter of Jean Menta, 39 years old, son of Jean Alexandro and the late Catherine Auchoberry and Magdelaine Ospital.
Witnesses were Jean Errecalde dit Passano, 60 years old, farmer (laboreur) and Jean Inda, 54 years old, woodkeeper (garde bois). | Menta, Catherine (I6622)
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| 1730 |
Catherine, daughter of Jean Salaberry and Catherine de Lans, owners of the house of Esquerra in the Aldudes.
Her godfather was Jean Saroiberry, owner of Hegoilus of Lasse, paternal uncle and Catherine de Ferrando, maternal aunt. | Salaberry, Catherine (I7107)
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| 1731 |
Catherine, daughter of Jean Saroihandy and Marie Auchoberry.
Witnesses were Jean Errecalde dit Passano, 60 years old and Jean Inda, 54 years old. | Sarohandy, Catherine (I6638)
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| 1732 |
Catherine, daughter of Joannes de Latxague and Jeanne de Barberarena, owners of the house of Barberarena in St. Etienne.
Her godparents were Gracian, owner of Errecart in the Bastide and Catherine d'Irary, owner of Saroyberry. | Laxague, Catherine (I10748)
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| 1733 |
Catherine, daughter of Martin Idiquy and Marie Aincinecotche, young owners of the house of Tipitto in the parish of Irouleguy, quartier Aissary.
Her godparents were Jean Idiquy, son of the house of Tipitto, paternal uncle and Catherine d'Aincinecotche, daughter of the house of Aincinecotche in St. Etienne. | Iriquy, Catherine (I15044)
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| 1734 |
Catherine, daughter of Mathias Ihitcague and Jeanne Bidondo, young owners of Miguelenea.
Her godparents were Michel Bidondo, maternal uncle and Catherine Bidondo, paternal aunt. | Ihitcague, Catherine (I3946)
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| 1735 |
Catherine, daughter of Michel Mochogaray and Marie Etcheberry, owners of the house of Mochogaraycoa in Guermiette.
Her godparents were Jean Mochogaray, paternal uncle and Catherine Etcheberry, maternal grandmother. | Mochogaray, Catherine (I22930)
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| 1736 |
Catherine, daughter of Miguel d'Arcainbelcarena and Marie de Sarry, owners of the borde of Ipouxarena in the quartier of Jauremendy.
Her godparents were Jean de Sarry and Catherine d'Arcainbelcarena in the quartier of Labiarin, paternal first cousin. | Arcainbelcarena or Ausomots dit Laxague, Catherine (I49)
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| 1737 |
Catherine, daughter of Pierre Acotein and Gratianne d'Etcheverrts, owners of Bourubelza in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Jean Etcheverrts and Catherine de Lassarena. | Accotain, Catherine (I7095)
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| 1738 |
Catherine, daughter of Pierre Arrambide and Jeanne Barcelona, owners of the house of Chabagno in Les Aldudes, 2 months old
Witnesses were Jean Etcheberry and Pierre Arandoquy. | Arrambide, Catherine (I6561)
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| 1739 |
Catherine, daughter of Pierre Bethiricaina and Jeanne Iphar, owners of the house of Anchainno in the quartier of Orbalicardy. Her godparents were Martin Bethiricaina, paternal grandfather and Catherine Uhide, maternal grandmaother. | Apharain or Betricaina, Catherine (I1156)
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| 1740 |
Catherine, daughter of Pierre Etcheto, surgeon (chirugien) and Louise Curutchet.
Witnesses were Martin, shoemaker (cordonnier) and Jean Etcheberry, bell ringer (sonneur des cloches). | Etcheto, Catherine (I6488)
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| 1741 |
Catherine, daughter of Pierre Hiribarren and Marie Chaharra, owners of the house of Harambelea.
Her godparents were Gracian Chaharra, elder owner of the house of Coscarart, maternal great uncle and Catherine Hiribarren, young owner of the house of Manechunarenia, paternal aunt. | Iribarren, Catherine (I4731)
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| 1742 |
Catherine, daughter of Salvat d'Erramoun, farmer (laboreur) and Jeanne Pocomotz, his wife, owners of Batistarenna in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Erramond Harriet and Catherine Halzartea. | Erramoun, Catherine (I7098)
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| 1743 |
Catherine, daughter of the borde of Epelle in the Aldudes, about 18 months old.
Witnesses were Jean, owner of Aucoberry in the Aldudes and Miguel de Maydertorena. | Ephele, Catherine (I9217)
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| 1744 |
Catherine, daughter of the borde of Epelle in the Aldudes, about 18 months.
Witnesses were Jean, owner of Aucoberry in the Aldudes and Miguel, owner of Maydertorena. | Ephele, Catherine (I23260)
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| 1745 |
Catherine, daughter of the named Alacotto, carpenter of Bastan, about 20 years old. | Alacotto, Catherine (I9917)
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| 1746 |
Catherine, daugther of Jean Poco and Catherine Auchoberry, owners of Erlanyorenea.
Her godparents were Jean Poco, paternal grandfather and Catherine Ephele, maternal grandmother. | Poco, Catherine (I6231)
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| 1747 |
Catherine, elder owner of Bipherrena in the Aldudes, about 80 years old.
Witnesses were Jean, owner of Betchume in the Aldudes and Arnaud, owner of Salies. | Etcheverry or Bipher, Catherine (I8900)
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| 1748 |
Catherine, elder owner of Chabagnorena in the Aldudes, about 66 years old.
Witnesses were Salvat d'Etchebers, owner of the borde of Cohieta and Jean, young owner of Biperrena, both of the Aldudes. | Chabagno, Catherine (I8921)
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| 1749 |
Catherine, elder owner of Errecalde in Mitxelene, about 60 years old. | Marilus, Catherine (I23484)
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| 1750 |
Catherine, elder owner of Gaidorre in Leispars, about 80 years old.
Witnesses were Jean d'Orrachury and Jean d'Arragon. | Beherecoetche, Gracianne or Catherine (I1806)
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