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| 3751 |
He died in Anhaux but was a resident of Ascarat at the time of his death. | Espil, Pierre (I10353)
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| 3752 |
He died in battle at Servau in World War I. | Maitia, Pierre (I9199)
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| 3753 |
He died in California but was a long time resident of Winnemucca, Nevada. | Etchart, George (I15308)
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| 3754 |
He died in combat in World War II. Exact location is unknown. | Laxague, Dominique (I11828)
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| 3755 |
He died in the first part of 1895 in Orange County.
He was in partnership with Jose Rosanz prior to his death. | Elarre, Celedonio (I17014)
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| 3756 |
He died in the hospital of an illness while serving in the military. | Ardantz, Michel (I22141)
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| 3757 |
He died in the house of Ahiaberria. | Ardaiz, Miguel Jose (I4736)
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| 3758 |
He died in the house of Anathoinea and was a day laborer (ouvrier journalier) at the time of his death. | Etchart, Jean (I13271)
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| 3759 |
He died in the house of Bettihalzart. There is no mention of the house of Ithurrieta in the record but since his brother Michel, age 55 and nephew Pierre age 21 fits the members of the house of Ithurrieta, it is assumed that this is the correct individual. | Laxague, Gratian (I4214)
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| 3760 |
He died in the house of Bidondua in the quartier of La Madeleine according to Geneanet. | Biscaichipy, Laurent (I994)
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| 3761 |
He died in the house of Kochenia where his youngest son Jean lived with his family. | Maitia, Jean (I156)
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| 3762 |
He died in the house of Kutuliena (Putchoenia?) | Etchepare, Pierre dit Puttila (I22956)
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| 3763 |
He died of a skull fracture due to an automobile accident in Idaho. His regular residence at the time of his death was on West 70th St. in Los Angeles. | Etchegaray, Sebastian Joseph (I16154)
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| 3764 |
He died of a war injury by the German army. He is listed on the World War I monument in the Aldudes. | Erreca, Jean-Baptiste (I11012)
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| 3765 |
He died of an illness while serving in the French military. | Jambon, Michel (I22184)
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| 3766 |
He died of the influenza epidemic. | Bourdet, Jean Pierre (I18358)
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| 3767 |
He died of the Spanish Flu epidemic. | Sartiat, Pierre Bernard (I18563)
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| 3768 |
He died on 11/17/1926 at the age of 74 and unmarried.
His estate consisted entirely of money totaling $14,003.96.
In 1915, he was a resident of San Juan Capistrano. | Echenique, Aniceto (I16998)
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| 3769 |
He died on 11/6/1876 in Aldudes, France but he was previously a resident of Los Angeles county.
His property when he died was a loan of $3,000 to people in San Francisco.
Next of kin were: siblings Michel, Jeanne, Jean (France), Jean (Spain), Marie & Catherine (Buenos Aires, Argentina); nieces & nephews Jean & Marie Arroqui (descendants of sister residing in Buenos Aires, Argentina), Francisco Huarte (Los Angeles) & Jeanne Huarte (Spain) (descendants of dead sister).
Francisco Huarte, his nephew was administrator. | Etchevers dit Burubelcha, Jean (I14241)
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| 3770 |
He died on May 3, 1900 in Orange, County.
His wife died 1 month after he did.
Salvador Labat was the administrator of his estate. | Haran, Venancio (I16683)
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| 3771 |
He died on the same day as his father. | Sentous, Julio/Jules (I16061)
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| 3772 |
He died on the same day as his son, Jules. | Sentous, Jean Marie Louis Germain (Louis) (I16060)
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| 3773 |
He died on the Spanish flu pandemic. | Ardans, Jean/Juan Louis (I14797)
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| 3774 |
He died prior to 1822 as his wife was listed as a widow on her death record that year. | Irigoyen, Jean (I5811)
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| 3775 |
He died soon after his arrival in California. He arrived in New York City on 6/19/1881.
Petitioner for estate was Domingo Oyharzabal.
Brothers & Sisters: Domingo & Esteban (both of Los Angeles); Juan & Marian (both of Hasparren); Martin & Maria Belsunce (both of Buenos Aires); and 2 others not mentioned (possibly deceased prior to 1881.
A check on Lazard Freres for 9,225 francs ($1,800) which the entire amount went to his mother, who was his sole heir. | Oyharzabal, Guillaume (I16267)
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| 3776 |
He died the 24 Fruitador year 3. | Aguerre, Guillaume (I390)
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| 3777 |
He died two days before the birth of his daughter Louise in 1845. | Ausquie, Mathieu (I4301)
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| 3778 |
He died two months before the Notary record on 5/5/1802.
Source: http://earchives.le64.fr/img-viewer/FRAD064003_IR0001/Saint-Etienne-de-Baigorry_1/3E11321/viewer.html?ns=FRAD064007_3E11321_0143.JPG | Elizondo or Coscarart, Pierre (I4143)
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| 3779 |
He died while fighting in World War I. | Erreca, Jean (I11481)
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| 3780 |
He died while serving in the military although it is unclear how and where. It looks like he died in a military hospital at Cherchill but the document is very unclear and it is assumed that it was in France. | Hiriart, Gratian (I6634)
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| 3781 |
He died while serving in the military. | Joannahandy, Martin (I5597)
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| 3782 |
He died while traveling in France. | Escallier, Eugene Frederick (I18286)
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| 3783 |
He died while traveling in Spain. | Seminario, Francisco/Frank (I17516)
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| 3784 |
He died within a week of his daughter Marie, his son-in-law Pierre and grandson Jean. Cause of death unknown. | Etchepare, Domingo/Dominique (I2602)
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| 3785 |
He died within a week of his father-in-law Dominique, his wife Marie and son Jean. Cause of death unknown. | Jaureguito, Pierre (I4744)
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| 3786 |
He died young from leukemia. | Maxwell, Daniel (Danny) (I4353)
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| 3787 |
He divorced with Catalina Samonset on 12/2/1879. They had a daughter Sophie who was 4 in 1879.
In 1892, he testified that for years his occupation was raising sheep but then was loaning money in 1891. He had a room at the Buena Vista House.
In 1870, he was herding sheep for Eugene Garnier on Rancho Encino.
He was in the sheep business with Louis Petrissant in the 1870's.
In 1873 he had a sheep ranch in San Juan Township (co owner with Louis Petrissant). He also sold sheep to Dominique Mariluis for 3 years to raise them.
He commited extreme cruelty on his wife between July 1878 to Sept 1879. | Daguerre, Auguste (I16945)
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| 3788 |
He filed a criminal complaint on Juan Guecaimburu for mayhem, after a ballgame played by Rogier and others. He and Guecaimburu got into a fight in which part of Rogier's nose was bitten off.
In testimony, he was asked how much he weighed but he said he did not know what our weights were for he had only been here 20 days but he was told in Basque to tell how much he weighed and to have it translated into English. | Rogier, Joseph (I16301)
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| 3789 |
He formed a partnership with Francois Riverin for 11/4/1867-1/7/1871 for raising & shearing sheep.
His nephew was Jean Barneche.
He signed his name with an "X" & could not read. His wife took care of all that.
Bought 4,000 sheep with Miguel Leonis from Juan Elario who was insolvent, they divided them.
He was married to Maria Gertrudes Valdez on 8/14/1862 and she died on 3/8/1865. Through an exchange of land with his widow's sister, he acquired property on San Pedro St.
He owned property between San Pedro & Wall St.
He sent his son to the school run by the Henriots.
Leonard Labory was the executor of his estate which mainly consisted of land near San Pedro St. of $2,867 value.
In his will (1/21/1889) he directly opposed Mariana Salles to have guardianship of their children but for Leonard Labory to have it. The court allowed her to have custody. He claimed Salles was "ignorant, incompetant and had other ties".
His nephew Jean Barneche and his wife Juana took care of him during his last illness.
In 1886 he butchered a pig of 550 lbs. One of the heaviest pigs to be killed, 700 lukinka & 600 tripotas (Biscailuz) | Goyheneche, Jean (I16662)
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| 3790 |
He gave his power-of-attorney to Manuel Ordoqui in 1892 | Uhalde, Gracian (I16355)
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| 3791 |
He had 2 promissory notes given to Officialdeguy for $640 with M.V. Biscailuz as a witness for his mark (x).
In 1886 he ownd: 150 sacks of barley, 1 four horse wagon, 1 spring wagon, 2 sets of double harnesses, 1 set single harness, 100 tons of hay, 1 hay rack, 1 mowing machine, 1 gang plow, 1 single plow, 1 saddle & bridle, 1 hay press, 1 sit trebble trees, 1 bay mare, 2 bay mares, 1 sorrel mare, 3 goats, 1 merino ram & 3 bulls. All at Brea. | Erratchu, Martin (I17042)
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| 3792 |
He had 6,000 sheep at the time of his death.
He came to U.S. in 1869 with his wife. | Pilaria or Pilario, Pierre (I5990)
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| 3793 |
He had a brother Jean d'Arroqui who was a godfather to his daughter Dominique in 1772. Further research necessary to add him to database. | Etcheberry or Antonena dit Urquiloux, Antoine (I3709)
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| 3794 |
He had a brother Jean Meillette who was born in 1868 in Lees-Athas. He immigrated to San Francisco and was married there to a Marguerite. They had a son. According to the 1900 census, Denis and Marguerite were living with them at their hotel in San Francisco. | Meillette, Denis (I19556)
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| 3795 |
He had a brother Martin V. Biscailuz and 2 half siblings, Maria and Domingo Dornaleche.
He was under the care of his stepfather Bernardo Dornaleche after his mother's death.
Bernardo Dornaleche offered him $6,000 for his share of his parents estate which was accepted by him and his guardian Pierre Larronde. | Biscailuz, Guillermo/William Joseph (I16877)
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| 3796 |
He had a building built in 1888 on Virgin St. between Buena Vista and Castelar.
He came to America at 19.
His father was mayor for 30 years.
He named the area of Oxnard
In 1890, he lived in Ventura County | Jauregui, Francisco Antonio (I15964)
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| 3797 |
He had a lease with Auguste Daguerre & Louis Petrissant for 1,747 sheep to care for the sheep for a period of 3 years beginning 8/1/1873. The lease was witnessed by Pascal Ballade (possibly his brother-in-law).
His residence in 1890 was Los Angeles.
He loaned $700 to Pascal Ballade in 1888-1889. | Mariluch, Dominique (I16127)
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| 3798 |
He had a patent registered in 3/1/1877. Record 2-212 | Jauregui, Francisco Antonio (I15964)
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| 3799 |
He had a sister Marie (Elissague) Clos.
His estate consisted of $600 left in a bank in Merced.
His wife died probably before him. | Elissague, Jean/John (I16809)
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| 3800 |
He had a sister, Marguerite Chourroupie Indabehere, province of Bayonne, who 62 years old at the time of his death.
His estate was worth $1,226.65 when he died and all went to his sister.
It seems that he was working for D. Amestoy.
Note: His sister Marguerite's marriage was found in the Arbonne register on 11/10/1841.
http://earchives.le64.fr/img-viewer/FRAD064003_IR0002/ARBONNE/ARBONNE_M_1833-1842/viewer.html?ns=FRAD064006_5MI35_0475.jpg | Chourroupi, Pierre (I16940)
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