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 1860 - 1920 (59 years)
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| Name |
Jean Pierre Goytino |
| Born |
22 Jul 1860 |
Ainhoa, France  |
- His parents were Arnaud Goytino (36 years old) and Gracieuse Etcheverry (30 years old), residents of Ainhoa according to his birth record.
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Goytino, Jean Pierre birth Ainhoa 1860
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| Gender |
Male |
| Residence |
Address:
1899 Los Angeles City Directory
800 Summit Ave., Los Angeles, Editor & Publisher Eskual Herria & Notary Public [1] |
| Courtcase |
#33251 Mascarel v. Goytino 1894
#35645 Duhalde v. Ordoqui et al 1900
#9972 Roth v. Goytino & Leonis 2/11/1889
#10561 Mascaral v. Goytino & Amelineau 5/28/1889
#9992 Leonis v. Goytino 3/12/1889
#13775 Estate of Arnaud Duhalde 9/13/1890
#14313 Elisetche v. Samonset 10/31/1891
#21537 Erramouspe Insolvent 6/8/1894
#16433 Goytino v. Police court of Los Angeles 11/7/1891
#21678 Mascarel v. Goytino & Amelineau
#26699 Chotro, Chotro v. Massey, Etchepare 3/5/1897
#443 Estate of Sorzabal 1/8/1894
#23320 Burubeltz v. Duhart 7/13/1896
#16996 Elissetche v. Goytino, Samonset 4/2/1892
#33251 Mascarel v. Goytino, Gassagne et al 7/24/1899
#34757 Randisi v. Daguerre et al 5/12/1900
#27132 Baptiste Uhalde, an Insolvent Debtor
#12441 Insolvency of Ballade 2/14/1890
#24765 Leonis (Anna) v. Bewley et al
#24668 WSeiss v. Goytino 5/1897
#25014 Goytino v. Mauricio 1/20/1896
#23752 Bewley v. Leonis 7/20/1895
#34278 Daguerre v. Samonset, Escallier 2/7/1900
#29706 Insolvency of Gless & Co. 12/11/1897
#32999 Fleur v. Goytino
#28478 v. Escallier et ux 6/9/1897 [2] |
- In 1888, he kept the Parisien Buffet which was under the Post Office.
He was married to Constance Mascarel in 1892 and had 1 child.
His estate did not leave anything to any children.
He was attorney in fact for Marianne Marticorena (1901) Pierre Duhalde (1895 & 1900).
He was nephew to Miguel Leonis
He was aledged to have forged Miguel Leonis' signature on a promissory note.
He spoke Basque, French & English.
It was rumored among all respectable Basque & French people that Goytino could not be believed. His reputation was bad.
He acted as interpreter in case #14313, #20764, 26699, 28366, 34747, & 443.
He was charged with libel in 1891 by Virginia Raskin.
He went to Europe for 3 months in 1895.
He claimed he nursed his uncle Jean Leonis in 1888 during his last illness.
He rented a storeroom on Aliso St. in 1897.
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| Naturalization |
27 Apr 1887 [3] |
| Book 2G; 2/8/1892 Book 18 Page 10 |
| French Benevolent Society |
10 Mar 1889 [4] |
| Record #1871, 4/12/1891 Record #2023 |
| LA Miscellaneous |
20 Dec 1889 [5] |
| Jose Mascarel & Goytino, Sherriff Certificate |
| Died |
14 Apr 1920 |
Los Angeles, California |
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Goytino, Jean Pierre obituary 1920
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| Notes |
- It was claimed that he was a nephew to Miguel Leonis and his siblings but the relationship was not that close. They were first cousins, once removed through their mothers. Many times Basque families claimed closer relationships due to families living together or nearby.
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| Person ID |
I16671 |
family |
| Last Modified |
2 May 2019 |
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| Sources |
- [S166] Los Angeles City Directories.
- [S167] Los Angeles County Court Cases.
- [S158] Los Angeles County Naturalization Records.
- [S165] French Benevolent Society.
- [S174] Los Angeles County Miscellaneous Records.
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