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| 3651 |
He owned a home on Chino Ave with his wife and his family. He was 39 years old and she was 45. He immigrated in 1915 and she in 1901. He was a dairy farmer. | Amestoy, Jean Baptiste (I17258)
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| 3652 |
He owned a home on Nelson Ave in Rowland district with his wife and two children. He was 49 years old and she was 39. He was 35 and she 25 when they were first married. He immigrated in 1908 and she in 1911. He was a farmer on a dairy. | Bayerque, Jean Pierre (I17775)
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| 3653 |
He owned a home on Nelson Ave. in Rowland district with his wife and children. He was 47 years old and she was 35. He was 43 and she 31 when they were married. He immigrated in 1901 and she in 1912. He was a farmer. | Bourdet, Jacques Grat (I17779)
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| 3654 |
He owned a home on Sixth St with his wife and two children. He was 40 years old and she was 37. He immigrated in 1908 and she in 1913. He was truck driver in the grocery industry. | Echito, Alejandro /Echeto (I17473)
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| 3655 |
He owned a house on College St. in Puente with his wife and three children. He was 36 years old and she was 33. He was 26 and she was 23 when they got married. He immigrated in 1913. He was a farmer doing sheep raising. | Jaureguy, Martin (I15919)
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| 3656 |
He owned a house on Del Valley Ave in Puente with his wife and four children. He was 45 years old and she was 41. He was 24 and she was 21 when they were married. He immigrated in 1902 and she in 1905. He was a farmer on his own farm. | Layaye, Edouard Sylvain (I17662)
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| 3657 |
He owned a house on Fourth St. in Puente and lived there with his son Pete. He was 67 and a widower. He immigrated in 1891 and his primary language was Basque. He was not employed. | Reta, Antonio Maria (I14614)
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| 3658 |
He owned a house on Fourth St. in Puente with his wife and two children. He was 66 years old and she was 50. He was 45 and she was 30 when they married. He immigrated in 1882 and she in 1907. He was not employed and she was a fruit packer. | Sorcabal, Pierre/Pedro (I13834)
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| 3659 |
He owned a house on Main St. in Puente and lived there with his brother Bertrand. He was 53 and single. He immigrated in 1891 and was naturalized. He was the Constable working in a County office. | Bidart, Gratian (I11527)
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| 3660 |
He owned a house on Nelson Ave in Rowland district with his wife Anna and her two youngest daughters. They were both 40 years old. He was 37 when he first married and she was married to her first husband. He immigrated in 1923 and she in 1909. He was a farmer on his own farm. | Barnetche, Jean (I17774)
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| 3661 |
He owned a house on San Jose St. in Puente with his wife and daughter. He was 56 years old and she was 40. He was 35 and she was 20 when they were married. Their primary language was Basque. He immigrated in 1898 and she in 1908. He was a laborer on a farm. | Ernaga, Ignacio (I3058)
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| 3662 |
He owned a house on San Jose St. in Puente with his wife, two daughters and sister-in-law Marguerite Conde. He was 32 years old and she was 36. He was 29 and she 28 when they first married. His primary language was Basque and he immigrated in 1915. He was a sheep raiser with his own sheep. | Etchebarren, Pierre (I11721)
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| 3663 |
He owned a house on Sunset Ave in Rowland district with his wife and two daughters. He was 44 years old and his wife 35. He was 30 and she was 22 when they were married. He immigrated in 1904 and she in 1914. He was a farmer on his own farm. | Loustalot, Bernard (I17769)
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| 3664 |
He owned a house on Third St. in Puente with his wife and four daughters. He was 56 years old and she was 42. He was 36 and she was 22 when they married. He immigrated in 1891 and she in 1900. He was a laborer on a farm. | Bidart, Antoine (I11636)
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| 3665 |
He owned a livery stable in 1890 on Los Angeles St.
He owned a livery stable on Aliso at the time of his death (426 Aliso?)
He was assaulted by Gratien Copentipi at place on Encino Ranch with intent to commit murder (1885) | Save, Celestin (I16333)
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| 3666 |
He owned a tract of land in San Diego County of the Rancho Pauma and rented it to Beltran Iriart in 1891.
He was agent for Juan Duhart in 1891. | Labaig, Jean Martin (I15985)
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| 3667 |
He owned/lived on a farm on Carbon Canyon Rd. in Chino with his wife and two children. He was 48 years old and she was 47. He was 30 and she was 29 when they got married. He immigrated in 1906, she in 1907 and they were both naturalized citizens. He was a farmer on his own farm. | Casenave, Jean Baptiste (I17569)
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| 3668 |
He owned/lived on a farm on Robles Rd. in Chino with his wife and daughter. He was 55 years old and she was 42. He was 31 and she 23 when they were married. He immigrated in 1902 and she in 1888. He was a farmer doing general farming. | Ybarrola, Romualdo (I17429)
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| 3669 |
He owned/lived on Carbon Canyon Rd in Chino with his wife and five childrent. He was 42 years old and she was 38. He was 25 and she 21 when they got married. He immigrated in 1906 and she in 1910. He was a farmer doing general farming. | Chilibolost, Ferdinand (I17413)
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| 3670 |
He performed labor for P. Darancette in 1897 as a clerk. | Pedroarena, Miguel (I16290)
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| 3671 |
He received 1/2 of his father's estate.
His residence in 1878 was La Laguna, Los Angeles County. | Dornaleche, Pierre/Peter Charles (I16983)
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| 3672 |
He received from his mother's estate 1/6th interest in real estate & 2.250 sheep plus $41.99. | Batz, Jose Domingo (I16100)
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| 3673 |
He recieved 1/6th intereste in his mother's estate in real estate and 2,250 sheep plus $41.99.
Her brother Pedro was living with her after her mother's death. | Batz, Francisca (I16707)
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| 3674 |
He recieved from his mother's estate 1/6th interest in real estate & 2,250 sheep plus $41.99.
He owned 427 acres in San Gabriel in 1895 & Lots in the Mt. Pleasant Tract & Aliso St.
He was declared incompetent in 1895 to handle business and Domingo Batz & Martin Lifur were guardians. | Batz, Rafael (I16706)
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| 3675 |
He recognized the birth of his daughter Marie in 1837. | Ernaga, Jean (I12580)
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| 3676 |
He rented 60 acres from P. Uharriet at Rancho La Ballona with his father for farming in 1893. He also owned 3 horses, 4 colts, 1 buggy, spring wagon and 40 tons of hay. | Dornaleche, Domingo (I16898)
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| 3677 |
He rented pasturage and hered the sheep left in the estate of Arnaud Sorzabal. | Arambel, Pierre/Pedro (I11158)
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| 3678 |
He resided at the Hotel de France in 1896.
He declared bankruptcy in Dec. 17, 1896 on his sheep business. | Chotro, Jean/John (I6928)
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| 3679 |
He resided in San Diego County.
He left for France owning Martin Biscailuz $2,000. | Iriart, Jean (I15884)
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| 3680 |
He resided in Souraide France but came to California to settle son, Arnaud's estate mid 1890s.
J.P. Goytino was attorney in fact for him in 1895 & 1900.
He was absent from California in 1900. | Duhalde, Pierre (I16987)
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| 3681 |
He signed his name with "x"
In his estate, he left will and property at a value of about $37,500. All went to his wife & children. His cash and was $28,950, real estate was $3,300 and Promissory notes to Basques worth $9,000/ | Narbaiz, Michel/Miguel (I12399)
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| 3682 |
He signed his name with a "+".
He was divorced in 1875.
Eugene Meyer was executor of his estate.
His siblings were: brother Antonio (previously deceased) and his children Jose Felis, Jose Luis, Marianna & Jose Miguel and sisters Juana Francisca Arrechea 68 Pamplona Spain, Juaquina Antonia Fernanda Irigoyen 65 Province of Pamplona, Spain (ages in 1880).
Final distribution of his estate was $1,265.76. | Arrechea, Francois (I16779)
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| 3683 |
He signed his name with an "X"
In 1889, he owned land known as Ranchito, bought from Pedro Jaureguy, dairy and farm. Pedro Etchart was head man when Etchepare bought it.
Biscailuz was his attorney and a complaint from case #11864 was read to him.
His children were listed in his estate.
He owned a 6 room dwelling on 926 Summit Ave. and had many notes and mortgages out at the time of his death. | Etchepare, Martin (I16577)
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| 3684 |
He signed his name with an "X"
Property at the time of death: facing east side of Alameda $4,000 (total appraised value $800)
Brother Juan Arroqui Jr, sister in Spain and no children | Arroquy, Jean (I16251)
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| 3685 |
He signed his name with an "X" | Duhart, Pierre/Pedro (I16887)
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| 3686 |
He signed his name with an "x".
He was subpeoned to testify in the case of People v. Inda, Inda & Uharriet but did not appear, so an attachment was issued for this arrest.
He worked for Pilario family in 1878. | Espelet, Gratian (I555)
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| 3687 |
He spoke no English | Grazide, Casimer (I16673)
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| 3688 |
He suffered an appendicitis while in the army and died on the operating table at 25 years old. His death information was also found in the margin of his birth record. | Gariador, Jean Baptiste (I977)
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| 3689 |
He wa 42 when he died and his wife's first initial was "M". | Oxarart, Gaston (I16259)
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| 3690 |
He was "Killed in Action" during World War II but actual location is unknown. | Apalategui, Jose Miguel (Joe) (I19069)
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| 3691 |
He was 10 years old when he died. | Badostain, Joseph (I18910)
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| 3692 |
He was 11 years old when he died. | Arrambide, Gracian (I17273)
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| 3693 |
He was 14 in 1885.
He recieved $5 from his father's estate.
He died in late December or early January 1916. | Dalgalarrondo, Jose/Joseph (I16964)
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| 3694 |
He was 15 years old when he died. | Ordoqui, Juan/John (I16235)
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| 3695 |
He was 16 years old when he died. | Lahorgue, Joseph (I17504)
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| 3696 |
He was 17 years old when he died. | Itcaina, Jean Baptiste (I15911)
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| 3697 |
He was 17 years old when he died. | Nogues, William (I19119)
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| 3698 |
He was 17 years old, a clerk from the village of Lurbe, headed to San Francisco to a cousin Pierre Laborde. He had $100 in his possession. | Sarrail-Lacarrieu, Pierre Michel (I18342)
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| 3699 |
He was 2 years old when he died. | Uarte, Carlos/Charles (I17975)
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| 3700 |
He was 20 years old when he arrived in 1886. | Biscay, Michel/Miguel (I17081)
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