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| 1751 |
Catherine, elder owner of Jocoberro in Guermiete, about 90 years old. | Jocoberro, Catherine (I10471)
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| 1752 |
Catherine, elder owner of Sagara in Acaldeguy, about 75 years old.
Witnesses were Bernard, owner of Amoulo and Antoine de Badiere. | Apecarena, Catherine (I23223)
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| 1753 |
Catherine, elder owner of the borde of Agnestorena in the Aldudes. | Nimignoarena, Catherine (I9400)
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| 1754 |
Catherine, elder owner of the borde of Cubiarin, about 86 years old.
Witnesses were Antoine de Badiere and Gratian, elder owner of Nimignoarena. | Cubiarin, Marie (I1734)
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| 1755 |
Catherine, elder owner of the house of Gorria in the quartier of Belechi, about 90 years old. | Indart, Catherine (I21446)
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| 1756 |
Catherine, elder owner proprietor of the house of Elichabere, about 70 years old.
Witnesses were Pierre d'Etchebers and Daniel d'Elichagaray. | Elicabehere, Catherine (I15078)
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| 1757 |
Catherine, owner of Perdoulet. | Perdoulet, Catherine (I10811)
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| 1758 |
Catherine, owner of the borde of Doncouan, about 50 years old. | Doncuan, Catherine (I21973)
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| 1759 |
Catherine, owner of the borde of Ercatz in Borchirette, about 60 years old. | Iputcha, Catherine (I10623)
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| 1760 |
Catherine, owner of the borde of Iturribelz in the Aldudes, about 20 years old. | Elicague, Catherine (I10377)
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| 1761 |
Catherine, owner of the borde of Lanciry in the Aldudes, about 40 years old.
Witnesses were Martin, owner of Lautrerena and Gratian, owner of Espondagaray of Mitxelene. | Castonena or Lanciri, Catherine (I3573)
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| 1762 |
Catherine, owner of the borde of Landachoco in the quartier of Belechy, about 20 years old. | Landachoco, Catherine (I23389)
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| 1763 |
Catherine, owner of the borde of Lohitce in the Aldudes, about 86 years old.
Witnesses were Gratian de Badiere and Arnaud, owner of Buchunaritz. | Lohitce, Catherine (I8861)
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| 1764 |
Catherine, owner of the house of Condia in the quartier of Ustortordoquy, about 60 years old.
Witnesses were Baptiste Brustet and Gabriel Souhilar. | Gorte, Catherine (I23435)
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| 1765 |
Catherine, owner of the house of Etcheberry in the quartier of La Forge, about 46 years old.
Witnesses were Gratian Poco, owner of Poco and Gratian Pagoto, owner of Pagoto. | Oronos, Catherine (I9290)
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| 1766 |
Catherine, owner of the house of Haisqueta, about 60 years old. | Hasqueta, Catherine (I2101)
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| 1767 |
Catherine, owner of the house of Otiarena in the quartier of Mitxelene, about 45 years old. | Esquire, Catherine (I10576)
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| 1768 |
Catherine, owner of the house of Ouhide in Occos, about 63 years old. | Oquilanberro or Uhide, Catherine (I2071)
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| 1769 |
Catherine, owner of the house of Picotiague, about 70 years old. | Alfaro, Catherine (I23380)
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| 1770 |
Catherine, young owner of Abilarena in Usteleguy, about 20 years old. | Abila, Catherine (I21313)
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| 1771 |
Catherine, young owner of the house of Espondagaray in Mitxelene, about 30 years old.
Witnesses were Jean, elder owner of Marilus and Miguel, owner of the house of Chemiarena in Mitxelene. | Oguihandy, Catherine (I8687)
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| 1772 |
Catherine, young owner of the house of Iriart in Oticoren, about 36 years old.
Witnesses were Jean, owner of Oquilanberro and Martin, owner of Goyenetche, both of Oticoren. | Aitcinecoetche, Catherine (I9331)
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| 1773 |
Cayetana A. Casenave was 63 years old when she died. | Alaniz, Cayetana (I19347)
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| 1774 |
Cayetano Garat was 72 years old when he died and his wife's first initial was "M". | Garat, Cayetano (I16412)
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| 1775 |
Cecitius and Albertina Yrigoyen were living with their two daughters on 3rd St in Chino. They owned their home which was worth $600. He was 50 years old and she was 48. He was a laborer on a ranch. | Yrigoyen, Cecilio (I18666)
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| 1776 |
Celestin Baraque was living alone in Ballona. He was 39 years old, born in Nov 1860 in France. He immigrated in 1882 and was naturalized. He was a goat herder. | Barraque, Celestin (I16817)
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| 1777 |
Celestin Barraque was a lodger living in Los Angeles. He was 59 years old and single. He was born in France, immigrated in 1882 and was naturalized. He was a teamster for the city. | Barraque, Celestin (I16817)
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| 1778 |
Celestin Barraque was living alone on Los Feliz Rd. He was 49 years old and single. He was born in France and immigrated in 1882. He was a farmer on a poultry ranch. | Barraque, Celestin (I16817)
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| 1779 |
Celestin Barraque was living in W. 36th St with Jose & Luz Elizondo (b. Texas & Arizona). He was 80 years old and single. He was not employed. | Barraque, Celestin (I16817)
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| 1780 |
Celestine Chotro, 4 years old, daughter of Ferdinand Chotro and Jeanne Irigoisbehere, died in the house of Peyorenia in this village. | Chotro Tihista, Marie-Celestine (I8873)
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| 1781 |
Celia Bangs was 72 years old when she died. | Bangs, Mary Ceceila (I2218)
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| 1782 |
Celia Bangs, 53 years old, single and her niece, Mollie E. Whilhite, 37, single were living in Boone, Arkansas. Celia was working as a house servant and Mollie as a field hand. | Bangs, Mary Ceceila (I2218)
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| 1783 |
Censon Etchebers, owner of Erkhatcea, about 90 years old.
Witnesses were Jean Cubiarinchahar and Salvat Etchepare. | Etchebers, Sancho (I1611)
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| 1784 |
Certificate dated 1936 | Chaldu, Jean Pierre (I18475)
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| 1785 |
Chabat de Poco, son of Jean Poco and Jeanne d'Etchebers, owners of the borde of Etchebers in the quartier of Jaurmendy.
His godparents were Chabat d'Etchebers, maternal grandfather and Gratiane de Lincoin, paternal grandmother. | Poco, Chabat (I9115)
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| 1786 |
Chabat, son of the borde of Jacaluz in the Aldudes and Marie de Mourillo, renter (locataire) in the borde of Tamborin d'Espinal in the Aldudes.
Witnesses were Pierre, owner of the borde of Jacaluz, brother of the groom, Baptiste son of Jacaluz, brother of the groom, Pierre son of Donaleguygaray and Martin son of Archainchaharra. | Family F2033
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| 1787 |
Charles & Marie M. Deleval were living on Alameda St. at the Ballade Hotel as boarders with Pascal & Marie Ballade along with their four daughters and other boarders and families. He was 48 years old and she was 32. He was a grocer in retail and she was keeping house. | Deleval, Charles (I18055)
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| 1788 |
Charles & Marie M. Deleval were living on Alameda St. at the Ballade Hotel as boarders with Pascal & Marie Ballade along with their four daughters and other boarders and families. He was 48 years old and she was 32. He was a grocer in retail and she was keeping house. | Henrequen, Marie Marguerite (I18056)
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| 1789 |
Charles and Beatrice Pierce were living on Ely St. in Chino with their four children and a nephew, Joel Mayes. They owned their home which was worth $3,000. He was 44 years old and she was 43. He was a farmer. | Pierce, Charles Pate (I2737)
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| 1790 |
Charles and Beatrice Pierce were living on Ely St. in Chino with their four children and a nephew, Joel Mayes. They owned their home which was worth $3,000. He was 44 years old and she was 43. He was a farmer. | Brown, Etta Beatrice (I213)
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| 1791 |
Charles and Emily Othas were living on Schaefer Ave in Chino. They owned their home which was worth $400. He was 60 years old and she was 40. He was a farmer and she was a housewife. | Othas, Pierre Charles (I18655)
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| 1792 |
Charles and Emily Othas were living on Schaefer Ave in Chino. They owned their home which was worth $400. He was 60 years old and she was 40. He was a farmer and she was a housewife. | Verhoven, Emily M. /Verovain (I18656)
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| 1793 |
Charles Biscaichipy, farmer, 80 years old, married to Marie Arretche, owner of the house of Carlos in this village. | Biscaichipy, Charles (I730)
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| 1794 |
Charles Biscay, inheritor of the house of Legassa in the quartier of Assaldeguy and Marie Leonis, cadette of the house of Agorerreca in La Forge.
Witnesses were Pierre Biscay, owner of house of Agorerreca, Gratian Agorerreca, Christobal owner of Halsoury in the parish of Lasse and Gratian d'Alfaro. | Family F4535
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| 1795 |
Charles Biscaychipy, 29 years old, born and living in St. Michel, farmer, widower of Marie Jaureguito, deceased in St. Michel on 5/12/1803, son of Pierre Biscaychipy, present and consenting and Jeanne Iribarne, farmers, living in St. Michel, and
Marie Arretche, 29 years old, born and living in St. Michel, daughter of the late Arnaud Arretche, deceased in 1780 and Jeanne Uhalde, present and consenting, owner of the house of Arretche in St. Michel.
Witnesses included Jean Biscaychipy, 27 years old, farmer, brother of the groom. | Family F270
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| 1796 |
Charles G. and Mary A. Brown were living in Indian Territory with their children, Rachel E. (b. Dec 1889, 10 years), Etta B. (B. Oct 1896, 3 years old), Nannie L. (b. July 1899, 1 year) and Ella Mitchell, sister-in-law (b. Ju n 1870 in Missouri, 30 years, single). Charles was 46 years old, born in Mar 1854 in Texas and Mary was 35 years old, born Jan 1865 in Arkansas. He was a farmer and Ella was a housekeeper. | Coker, Mary Adeline (I210)
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| 1797 |
Charles G. and Mary A. Brown were living in Indian Territory with their children, Rachel E. (b. Dec 1889, 10 years), Etta B. (B. Oct 1896, 3 years old), Nannie L. (b. July 1899, 1 year) and Ella Mitchell, sister-in-law (b. Ju n 1870 in Missouri, 30 years, single). Charles was 46 years old, born in Mar 1854 in Texas and Mary was 35 years old, born Jan 1865 in Arkansas. He was a farmer and Ella was a housekeeper. | Brown, Charles George (I209)
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| 1798 |
Charles J. Abarta was 57 years old when he died and his spouses first initial was "F". | Abarta, Carlos/Charles J. (I15777)
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| 1799 |
Charles was 3/4 Cherokee Indian and 1/4 White. His parents ancestors came to this part of the country over the "Trail of Tears". They came to Indian Territory where he met and married his wife. He was a farmer and had lots of cattle, horses and lots of fruit trees over his land. They had a lot of land at one time. The government gave any Indian all the land he could take care of or fence. However through the years Charles managed to sell the land and even lost the home he had built for his family. (His daughter) Delora said that her Mother was very upset about that and really never got over it. They came to California but went back to Oklahoma. Charles died there and is buried in the Bryan Chapel Cemetary in Boatman, Oklahoma. Bryan's Chapel belonged to the Bryan Family whom his daughter Rachel was married to Joel Maes Bryan III. (Written by Anna Bea Sarra) | Brown, Charles George (I209)
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| 1800 |
Chaterine de Corcabalbehere, daughter of Jean de Corcabalbehere and Jeanne de Corcabalgaray, sharecroppers (metayers) of the borde of Munhizt in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Martin d'Ernaga, elder owner of Etchelecu of Iparraguerre, maternal uncle and Chaterine de Corcabalbehere, paternal aunt. | Corcabalbehere or Corcabalgaray, Catherine (I6112)
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