Dominique/Don Erramuspe

Other Events:

• Census: 1880, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Los Angeles, San Juan, District 026, page 5
• Census: 1900, Santa Ana, California; California, Orange, Santa Ana, District 149, page 33
• Census: 1910, El Toro, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 0247-4b, page 8
• Census: 1920, El Toro, California; California, Orange, El Toro, District 4b, page 8
• Census: 1930, Tustin, California; California, Orange, Tustin, District 89, page 6
• Census: 1940, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 30-72, page 20

Notes:

Census:
Juan and Graciana Erramuspe were living in San Juan with their son Domingo, 3 years old. Juan was 38 years old, native of Spain and Graciana was 30 years old and also from Spain. They were living and working for Louis Dartigues, as a foreman and cook where there were also other laborers and sheep herders hired by Dartigues.

Census:
John and Grace Erramuspe were living in Santa Ana with their two sons Domingo 23 and Bernardo 18. He was 60 years old, born May 1840 and she was 48, born in Oct 1851. They were married for 24 years old and had two children. They both immigrated in 1876. He was born in France, she in Spain and the sons in California. John and Grace were not employed but Domingo was a farm laborer and Bernardo was a laborer in a brick yard.

Census:
He was living in El Toro (San Juan district) with a servant, Marie Echeverria, and hired men, Domingo Echeverria and Fermin Echeverria. He was 33 years old and single. He was a farmer growing beans.

Census:
Domingo (Daguerre) & Marie Erramuspe owned a farm with their daughters in El Toro. He was 42 years old and she was 37. He immigrated in 1890 and she in 1892. He was operating a general farm.

Census:
Domingo and Marie Erramuspe were living in Tustin with their two children Grace 18 and Dominic 12. They owned their home which was worth $32,000. He was 52 years old and she was 48. He was 34 and she was 29 when they married. She immigrated in 1906 and was naturalized. He was a farmer.

Census:
Domingo and Marie Erramuspe were living in San Juan with her sister Marcelina Echeva (Etcheberria) and their son Dominic lived next door. They were renting for $15 per month. He was 63 years old and she was 59. He was a farmer.

Domingo married Marie Etcheberria on 25 May 1911 in Orange County, California. Marie (daughter of Juan Esteban Etcheberria/Echeverria and Juana Echeverria) was born on 26 May 1881 in Valcarlos, Navarre, Spain; died on 10 Mar 1970 in Lake Forest, California; was buried in Ascension Cemetery, Lake Forest, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1910, El Toro, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 0237-4b, page 8
• Census: 1920, El Toro, California; California, Orange, El Toro, District 75-4b, page 8
• Census: 1930, Tustin, California; California, Orange, Tustin, District 89, page 6
• Census: 1940, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 30-72, page 20

Notes:

Name:
Her name was also spelled as Etcheverria

Census:
She was living in El Toro (San Juan district) as a servant to Domingo Erramuspe and his hired men, Domingo Echeverria and Fermin Echeverria. She was 29 years old and single. She was a cook on the farm.

Census:
Domingo (Daguerre) & Marie Erramuspe owned a farm with their daughters in El Toro. He was 42 years old and she was 37. He immigrated in 1890 and she in 1892. He was operating a general farm.

Census:
Domingo and Marie Erramuspe were living in Tustin with their two children Grace 18 and Dominic 12. They owned their home which was worth $32,000. He was 52 years old and she was 48. He was 34 and she was 29 when they married. She immigrated in 1906 and was naturalized. He was a farmer.

Census:
Domingo and Marie Erramuspe were living in San Juan with her sister Marcelina Echeva (Etcheberria) and their son Dominic lived next door. They were renting for $15 per month. He was 63 years old and she was 59. He was a farmer.

Other Events:

• Courtcase: #21537 Erramuspe Insolvency 6/8/1894 #126 Estate of Yturburu 4/13/1893 #12441 Insolvency of Ballade 2/14/1890
• French Benevolent Society: 09 Apr 1876; Record #728
• Census: 1880, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Los Angeles, San Juan, District 026, page 5
• Census: 1900, Santa Ana, California; California, Orange, Santa Ana, District 149, page 33

Notes:

Birth:
His parents were Juan Erramuzpe Lecayo and Marie Iriqui Leon.

His headstone indicates his birth year as 1839 which was incorrect per his birth record.

Courtcase:
In 1894, he declared bankruptcy from the sheep business due to drought, scarcity of pasturage and depression of the wool market. He owed money to quite a few Basques at the time. His property consisted of 1800 sheep at Los Alamitos, Orange County, 2 horses, 1 wagon & sheep camp utensils. His creditors recieved $.08 per dollar.

Census:
Juan and Graciana Erramuspe were living in San Juan with their son Domingo, 3 years old. Juan was 38 years old, native of Spain and Graciana was 30 years old and also from Spain. They were living and working for Louis Dartigues, as a foreman and cook where there were also other laborers and sheep herders hired by Dartigues.

Census:
John and Grace Erramuspe were living in Santa Ana with their two sons Domingo 23 and Bernardo 18. He was 60 years old, born May 1840 and she was 48, born in Oct 1851. They were married for 24 years old and had two children. They both immigrated in 1876. He was born in France, she in Spain and the sons in California. John and Grace were not employed but Domingo was a farm laborer and Bernardo was a laborer in a brick yard.

Died:
Juan Erramuspe was 70 years old when he died.

Juan/John married Graciosa Etcheverria. Graciosa (daughter of Juan Fermin Echeverria and Catalina Ypar) was born on 16 May 1847 in Valcarlos, Navarre, Spain; died on 19 Jul 1909 in Myford (Santa Ana), California; was buried in Calvary Cemetary, Los Angeles, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• French Benevolent Society: 09 Apr 1876; Record #727
• Census: 1880, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Los Angeles, San Juan, District 026, page 5
• Census: 1900, Santa Ana, California; California, Orange, Santa Ana, District 149, page 33

Notes:

Name:
Name was also spelled as Etcheberria.

Birth:
Her parents were Juan Fermin Echeverria and Catalina Ypar.

Census:
Juan and Graciana Erramuspe were living in San Juan with their son Domingo, 3 years old. Juan was 38 years old, native of Spain and Graciana was 30 years old and also from Spain. They were living and working for Louis Dartigues, as a foreman and cook where there were also other laborers and sheep herders hired by Dartigues.

Census:
John and Grace Erramuspe were living in Santa Ana with their two sons Domingo 23 and Bernardo 18. He was 60 years old, born May 1840 and she was 48, born in Oct 1851. They were married for 24 years old and had two children. They both immigrated in 1876. He was born in France, she in Spain and the sons in California. John and Grace were not employed but Domingo was a farm laborer and Bernardo was a laborer in a brick yard.

Notes:

Source was biographical story.

Notes:

Birth:
His parents were Miguel Echeverria Arreche and Catalina Echeverria Echeverri.

Juan married Juana Echeverria. Juana (daughter of Juan Fermin Echeverria and Catalina Ypar) was born on 9 Jun 1844 in Valcarlos, Navarre, Spain. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Her parents were Juan Fermin Echeverria Auzqui and Catalina Yparr Apat.

Notes:

Birth:
His parents were Juan Echeverria Aranaz and Dominica Auzqui Erramuzpe.

Juan married Catalina Ypar. Catalina was born on 26 Oct 1808 in Valcarlos, Navarre, Spain. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Her parents were Pedro Ypar Caxen and Juana Apat Gaztambide.