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| 801 | Details For Marriage ID#88296 Groom Last Name: OSA Groom First Name: Marcelino Groom Residence: Bride Last Name: AREMAYO Bride First Name: Margarita Bride Residence: Place: Boise Date: 06 Feb 1919 County of Record: Ada State: Idaho Volume: 14 Page: 270 | Family: Marcelino Osa Urquiza / Margarita Aramayo Sesma (F2009800)
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| 802 | Diane Lowery April 29, 1952 November 21, 2013 Diane Marcia Lowery, life long resident of Fallon passed away at her residence on November 21, 2013, after a long, hard fought battle with cancer. Diane was born April 29,1952 in Fallon to Antonio and Anita Erquiaga. She attended Churchill County Schools, graduating from Churchill County High School. Diane attended UNR where she earned an Associates Degree. Diane married the love of her life, Dalton Lowery in June of 1971. Diane started selling real estate for Berney Realty early on in her marriage, even though her and her husband were farming, raising cattle, she found time to work at the realty office. Only to stop after 30 years plus when she became to ill. Preceded in death by her parents. Diane is survived by her husband Dalton; son and daughter-in-law, Waylon and Candace Lowery; daughter and son-in-law Erin and Dan Baerwaldt; grandchildren; Callen; Madison, Brooke, Regan; Sarah and one more on the way; brothers, Steve; Carl and Dale Erquiaga and many nieces and nephews. A Celebration of Diane's life will be held on Sunday, November 24, 2013 at The Gardens Chapel at 3 pm. Inurnment will be at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of The Gardens Funeral Home 2949 Austin Highway Fallon, NV. 89406 775 423-8928 Donations may be made to the American cancer Institute in memory of Diane Published in Reno Gazette-Journal on Nov. 23, 2013 | Erquiaga, Diane (I5799836)
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| 803 | Diane Storey Richards Diane passed away July 25, 2008, with her loved ones by her side after a courageous battle with breast cancer. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday July 30, at Cloverdale Funeral Home with graveside services to follow at Cloverdale Memorial Park. Services are under the direction of Cloverdale Funeral Home. Diane was born on Feb. 6, 1940, in Nampa, Idaho, to Donald M Storey and Louise Gabica Storey. As an infant, the family moved to Meridian. She attended school in Meridian and later went on to attend the Links Business School and was a member of Holy Apostle Catholic Church. Although Diane lived in the Treasure Valley most of her life, she felt very fortunate to have traveled to many other countries throughout the world. Their last adventure took them to Hong Kong, Singapore and the Island of Bali in Indonesia. Returning home to her family, friends and their little dog, Heidi, was always a joy for Diane. Diane is survived by her loving fiancé, James B. Sproat of Boise; her son, Jay M. Hall and friend, Cindy McDowell, of Boise; and granddaughter, Storie Rene Hall of Boise. She is also survived by her aunt and uncle, Dr. Willi Tipton and Alice Gabica Tipton of Ontario, Ore.; Richard Gabica of Nampa; several beloved cousins; and Michael Sproat, Christina Sproat and Carolyn Sproat, all of Boise. The family of Diane Richards would like to thank St. Luke's Hospice, Dr. Bill Bollinger, Chris, Cheryl, Brooke, Jennifer, Deanna and all of the staff. Those wishing to honor Diane's memory may do so by sending memorial contributions to McPaw's Shelter, 831 S. 3rd St., McCall, ID 83638, (208) 634-3647 or to the Idaho Humane Society, 4775 Dorman, Boise, ID 83702, (208) 387-2760. | Storey, Dianne (I5456869)
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| 804 | didn't find baptism in Azparren | Yturri, Agustina (I5573778)
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| 805 | Died at Altarra in Bedarona | Mendive Telleria, Juan Manuel (I5332551)
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| 806 | Died in the Gallate neighborhood, Number 9. | Zatica Silloniz, Maria Juana (I4261724)
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| 807 | Died in the Solaunes neighborhood | Amias Echevarrieta, Josefa Ignacia (I4252333)
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| 808 | Dionisio Mugica had come to the USA to herd sheep in Nevada, then went back to Spain and married. They lived at Mikelenborda, Urdax, Navarra, Spain, no children. That's where he died. His godson, Dionisio Mugica (9 Dec 1935) now has this place. | Mujica, Dionisio (I6618551)
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| 809 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Daniel McColl / L. Korsen (F745192)
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| 810 | Dolores June Blanton Cables Echanis OCT. 14, 1929 — JAN. 20, 2021 ONTARIO Dolores was born in Ontario, Oregon October 14th 1929 to Wesley James Blanton and Gertrude Monce Blanton. She passed on January 20th, 2021. Dolores was raised on the family cattle ranch that included the Malheur Butte, surrounding farm ground and nearby rangeland. Her only sister, Lorraine, who was five years older, preceded her in passing on Sept. 19, 2012. The two girls, being the only children of Wes and Gertie, grew up learning to work cattle and farm. Dolores loved her working cow horses, Redcrest and Sunnyboy. She was an excellent rider and roper and the best heeler at brandings, roping 50 head one day. She never competed in the arena, but she was chosen as queen of the Malheur County Rodeo in 1947 and represented Ontario in the Payette Apple Blossom the same year. The family farm and ranch was homesteaded in 1881 and improved through the years. So Dolores grew up milking cows, driving mule teams mowing and raking hay, cooking and cleaning; as well as riding the range and buckarooing for the family herd of Hereford beef cows that eventually numbered about 500. Dolores grew up loving and caring for animals so it’s no surprise that she contributed to many animal care organizations. Dolores graduated from Ontario High School in 1948. She spent a couple of years working for Idaho Power in the Ontario office. In 1950 she married Jim Cables and gave birth to son Tim in 1951 and daughter Tammy in 1960. Several years after her divorce from Jim she married John Echanis and gave birth to Annette Echanis in 1965. Dolores was invited to learn to play bridge in 1959 and she took to the game with great enthusiasm and competence. As the years passed by her trophies numbered too many to conveniently display. She achieved Life Master in 1984 and Gold Life Master in 2011. That same year she was appointed to the ACBL Goodwill and Charity Committee for the five northwestern states, Puerto Rico and Guam. In 2018 Dolores won the ACBL Western Conference, with partner Lorinda Pearson, gaining 24 master points playing against 556 tables scattered across the western United States. She played with many partners through the years, and at the ACBL Nationals in Hawaii, she won first overall with a partner she had never played with before. When the local Ontario Bridge Club suspended play in March of 2020, Dolores had won a total 3988 master points. Her fellow players appreciated her buoyant personality and her willingness to play with new players and never criticize, but always coach. She had a kind manner, radiant smile, infectious laughter and impeccable style. A 2016 newspaper article paying tribute to her 45 years of service as secretary-treasure and local club manager said, “For decades she has been our goodwill ambassador extraordinaire.” She was also known at the many tournaments she played in for making and bringing the best fudge ever. She loved to bake, especially pies, which were just simply the best. Dolores loved to dance, especially the jitterbug. She also loved to travel and, like dancing, she had the good fortune to do quite a bit of it. Traveling with her mother and two young daughters on the first commercial tour to Borneo she was offered the opportunity by the chieftain of a former head-hunting tribe to have her youngest daughter remain there, as bride to his son, thus becoming “Queen of the Jungle.” Standing in front of the shrunken head lodge, the tour guide had to wrestle daughter, Annette, away from the tribe’s chief, who was used to getting his way and not at all accustomed to being told what to do. Dolores was privileged to accumulate many more travel memories throughout her life, many of which have something to do with bridge, but all have something to do with her buoyant and adventurous personality. She will be remembered fondly by all who knew and loved her. Dolores is survived by her son and daughter, Tim Cables and Tammy Cables of Ontario, her daughter Annette Echanis of Los Angeles, California and grandchildren, Hannah Cooper and Cole Cooper of Kennewick and Seattle Washington. Memorials can be made to any of your favorite animal care organizations or to one of Dolores’s favorites, the Oregon Humane Society, 1067 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97211 or the Arbor Day Foundation, 100 Arbor Ave., Nebraska City NE 68410. A celebration of her life will be held later in the year. | Blanton, Delores (I164094)
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| 811 | Domingo de Gabicagoxeazcoa y Maria de Bengoa Don Juan de Beazcoa beneficiado y cura de esta Iglesia parroquial matriz San Miguel de la Anteyglesia de Ereño Certifico, que habiendo precedido con consentimiento de sus respetivos padres examen y aprobación en la doctrina Christiana explicacióón de los impedimentos asi impedientes como ... y las tres canonicas moniciones en tres días festibos consecutivos, de que ni de las declaraciones separadamente recibidas no haviendo resultado impedimento alguno asisti hoi dia de la ... del Santto Sacramento del Matrimonio que por palabras de presente contrajeron Domingo de Gabicagoxeazcoa hijo de legítimo matrimonio de Juan Antonio de Gabicagoxeazcoa y Maria Ortuzar; y Maria de Bengoa as bien hija de legitimo matrimonio de Pedro Bengogoa y Maria de Zabalgoxeazcoa todos naturales vecinos y parroqianos de esta, asi bien recivieron las bendiciones nupciales siendo testigos Domingo de Bengoechea Pedro de Mendiola y otros vecinos y feligreses de eta y para que asi conste firmo hoi día tres de Marzo de milochocientos y cuarenta Dn. Juan de Beazcoa MATRIMONIOS-Registros originales Fecha: 1840-03-03 [Esposo] Nombre y Apellidos: Domingo, Gabicagoxeazcoa, Ortuzar [Esposa] Nombre y Apellidos: Maria, Bengoa, Zabalgoxeazcoa Localidad: Ereño-Ereño Parroquia: Ereño - / San Miguel Arcángel Página/folio: f. 056 rº Fechas del libro: 1818 - 1890 | Family: Domingo Gabicagoxeascoa Hortuzar / Maria Bengoa Zabalgoxeascoa (F1479503)
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| 812 | Domingo Gabicagoxiascoa El día veinte y nuebe de Marzo de mil ochocientos y trece yo Dn. Juan de Beazcoa Cura y beneficiado de esta iglesia parroquial matriz de Sam Miguel de Ereño bauptizé en ella solemnemente a un niño , que con nombre le puse Domingo quien según la declaración de la Comadre nació la mañana del propio día, es hijo de legítimo matrimonio de Juan Antonio de Gabicagoxiascoa y María de Hortuzar naturales vecinos y parroquianos de esta ... (aneja) de Ereño. Abuelos paternos Pedro de Gabicagoxiascoa y María de Aboitiz naturales, vecinos y parroquianos de esta indicada de Ereño. Maternos Juna de Hortuzar natural de esta referida de Ereño y María Antonia de Tremoiaandicua natural de Arteaga, ambos vecinos y parroquianos de la anunciada de Ereño. Fueron sus padrinos Domingo de Hortuzar y María de Ormachea naturales, vecinos y parroquianos de esta espresada de Ereño, a quienes adverti el parentesco espiritual, y más obligaciones que contrajeron con cuia verdad firmo dichos día, mes y año, Dn. Juan de Beazcoa | Gabicagoxeascoa Hortuzar, Domingo (I5456803)
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| 813 | Dominique Mainvil and Marie Etchevers were "Etxetiarrak" of the Haranbouru house. It is from this house that Jean Mainvil left for America, and later Catherine Mainvil. Before going to America Catherine gave birth to a son, Dominique Mainvil, 1906-1907. During this time the Mainvils had as neighbors Baptiste Duguine (father of Xemartin Duguine who married Rosalie Duhalde.) From Haranbouru Jeanne Marie Mainvil got married and went to Galerianborda which is about 2-3 kilometers away. The oldest sister, Marie Mainvil, after marrying Raymond Duhalde, remained at Haranbouru. There she gave birth to her three oldest sons. Then in 1915 she "received" her niece, Mary Louise Dachary. (Mary Louise Dachary's mother, Jeanne-Marie died at her birth.) Marie Mainvil Duhalde's husband, Raymond, was gone to war leaving father Dominique the only male at this house. From another source Janice Mainvil, in 1986, learned that Dominique Mainvil died 28 July, 1873 which is a different date from other sources. Perhaps another Dominique? | Mainvil, Domingo (Dominique) (I6604274)
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| 814 | Dorothy Marie Bicandi Aldecoa 1922 ~ 2014 Our beloved Tia/Aunt Dorothy Marie Bicandi Aldecoa, 92, peacefully passed away at Ivy Place Residence, Boise, Idaho, on April 7, 2014 where her family had been keeping vigil. At Dorothy's request the pubublic is invited to an evening Memorial Rosary at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 13, 2014 at Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church, 1500 E. Wright Street, Boise, ID, 83706. Reception will follow. Services are under the direction of the Nampa Funeraral Home, Yraguen Chapel. 442-8171. An online guest book is available at www.nampafuneralhome.com Dorothy was born to Eugenio Bicandi and Maria Dolores Aguirre Bicandi on January 10, 1922 in Barber, Idaho. In 1925 the family moved to Emmett where Eugenio and Maria Dolores operated the Bicandi Boarding House in their residence until 1957. Dorothy graduated from Emmett High School on May 23, 1940 as a life-long proud Husky. Wanting to be a registered nurse, she graduated from Nampa's Mercy Medical Hospital School of Nursing in 1943. While living at home she worked as an RN in Emmett's Mary Secor Hospital and later in the office of Dr. Newcomb. Over the years, she loved telling people that she was an "Old RN". It was in the Bicacandi Boarding House that Dorothy met Basil Aldecoa while he was drinking coffee and waiting for his truck to be repaired at a local gas station. After their courtship, Dorothy and Basil traveled by train to St. Louis, Missouri and married in St. Lenia Catholic Church on January 2, 1948. Basil's sister and brother-in-law, Maurina and Don Bowles, witnessed the ceremony. The new couple lived on the J.D. Aldecoa and Son Sheep Ranch in Marsing, Idaho, where Basil and his father, Domingo, continued to work together to grow the business. Dorothy became the company's bookkeeper and secretary. In 1956 Dorothy and Basil moved into their new home in Boise. The sheep business grew and in time became a land and cattle business with several satellite ranches and properties. Dorothy managed the personal needs of the ranch employees with a nurturing spirit that emanated from her nursing education and from her mother, Maria Dolores. Because their employees were from the Basque Country, she used her mother tongue in assisting many to adjust to a life so far away from their Basque Homeland. The ranch employees were very dear to Dorothy. Eventually, Basil's nephew, John Wilson, assisted his Uncle. After Basil's passing, Dorothy and John worked together. Dorothy and Basil were among the charter members of the Boise Basque Association. In 1952, the Basque Center was built at the corner of 6th and Grove and the Association became known as Euzkaldunak. They were faithfful contributors to Euzkaldunak and its charities. In 1963, Dorothy was the first woman to serve as Euzkaldunak President. She was also active in the founding of NABO, the North American Basque Organization. The Basque Center acknowledged Dorothy in 2002 with their Legacy Award for her long-term commitment. Dorothy was an ardent supporter of the Basque Museum and Cultural Center. She worked on fundraisers and was crucial to the creation of the Museum's Gift Store. She volunteered in the shop, recruited other volunteers, expanded lines of merchandise and was at times the store's "best customer". She and Basil donated a sheep camp wagon to be displayed in the museum's gallery. Dorothy was the lead donor in the restoration of the Cyrus Jacobs/Uberuaga House. She also sponsored the cemetery plots and the large granite marker for the Basque Memorial at Morris Hill Cemetery, which bears the names of Basque men, women and children that had been interred in unidentified graraves. In April of 2013, Dorothy received the Museum's Heritage Award for her years of support. Dorothy's early Catholic upbringing was deepened by the Nuns of Nampa's Mercy Medical Hospital. Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church was Dorothy annd Basil's parish church and they were instrumental in the relocation and enlargement of the building to its present location. Dorothy was an active parishioner. She cared deeply for at-risk families, refugees, children's and music ministries and would regularly bring "a trunk load of groceries" for the church food bank. Dorothy was also very active with the Idaho Catholic Women's League. She also endowed a scholarship to Bishop Kelly High School. As the sheep business changed into a cattle business and they had fewer employees, Dorothy took part in more personal social activities. She regularly played bridge and pinochle with card groups and family. She enjoyed meeting with fellow members of the Boise Women's Club on Main Street, especially playing Mahjong. Collecting antiques and going to estate sales were also on her list of priorities. Tending her flower beds, collecting recipes and mending were joys for her. She and her portable sewing machine would travel to tthe Boise Veteran's Home to help meet the veterans' needs. Dorothy loved capturing special moments with photographs and rarely attended a social event without bringing her Polaroid. She would often say, "PICTURES ARE TREASURES". Special THANKS ggo to: Dr. Karen East, Summer Wind Living Center, Ivy Place Residence, and Legacy Hospice. Each caregiver was especially kind to our Tia/Aunt Dorothy and she treasured ALL OF YOU for your expertise and caring. Since February 25, 2011 "The Angels" at Ivy Place guided and cared for Dorothy and her family during her final journey. Dorothy leaves behind sisters-in-law Colleen Bicandi, Benedicta A. Wilson and Delphine Aldecoa. She is also survived by many Bicandi/Aldecoa nieces, nephews, cousins and their families. Each of them as well as many of you has wonderful memories of our Dear Tia/Aunt Dorothy. She was preceded in death by: her parents, her beloved husband, Basil, her siblings Frances Bilbao, Margaret Foruria, Lucio Bicandi, Irene Anderson and Gene Bicandi; a niece and two great nephews In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in her honor to the charity of your choice. "GOIAN BEGO"(SHE IS IN HEAVEN) Idaho Statesman, The (Boise, ID) - Tuesday, April 8, 2014 | Bicandi, Dorothy (I7729901)
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| 815 | Dr.. William G. Arbonies passed away on Fri day, September 9, 2005 after suffering a stroke and finally cause of death was due to heart failure. Dr.. Arbonies was March 3, 1914 in Winnemucca, Nevada. His parents, Martin and Silvia Silonis Arbonies, growing up in the Old Country of Spain knew that they had to go to the United States at all costs to be able to have children and be able to have them go through the Educational Advantage of the U.S.A. Growing up on a ranch in Paradise Valleley just outside of Winnemucca, he attended the Winnemucca grammar and the Winnemucca High Schools. He also worked at the local pharmacy doing odd jobs and deliveries in the Winnemucca area. He graduated with Honors and attended the University of Nevada graduating with Honors, and attended the Northwestern University and the Northwestern Medical School Evanston in Chicago, IL. William's 91 years have been marked by remarkable accomplishments. Dr.Arbonies met his wife in 1944, who at the time was a volunteer in the Red Cross, at an American Hospital in Paris, when she was a patient for a sprained ankle in the emergency room. They were married in the County of Warren, State of Mississippi on the 29th day of April 1949. He workeked at the St. Luke Hospital before transferring to St. Mary's Hospital in Reno acting as the Chief of Radiological Dept. He also made house calls with a portable x-ray machine and had portable EKG equipment to help those in need. He also starteted the X-Ray Technician School at the University of Nevada and had in-hospital training in his Radiological Dept. in St. Mary's Hospital. Upon retiring from St. Mary's Hospital he volunteer at the VA in Reno and then took on the Position for thhe Chief Medical Advisor of the United State Post al Service and lived back in Chicago for six years and then transferred to Sacramento United States Postal Office and retired in 1992 at the age of 79. Dr Arbonies received throughout his lifetimime numerous out standing Awards from the medical profession, the University of Nevada, the Radiological Society of North America of which he was a counselor from 1950 to 1968 and continued being a member to his death and also a counselor for the American College of Radiological from 1968 to 1969. Dr. A was also a member of the National Active and Retired Federal Employee Assn. until his death along with being a member of the American Medical Assn. and the Washoe Medical society. He was one of the founding members of establishing Hidden Valley Country Club, Pioneer Citizen Bank of Nevada and a B.P.O. Elk member with the Reno, Nevada Lodge No. 597. Dr. Arbonies was able to attend the Alumni Reunion this last year of the Univerersity of Nevada and his high school reunion in Winnemucca where he received special recognition as the oldest attending alumni at both reunions. A loving, kind and generous man, "Dr. A's" memory will be treasured by his wife of 56 years, Lillian Charlotte Arbonies, son David and wife Cheryl of Elko, Nevada, Charlotte Arbonies Thrall of Reno, Nevada and grandson William C. Thrall of Scottsdale, AZ, William G. Arbonies, an architect in San Francisco preceded his father's death on Dec. 2, 2002. His American Flag will be donated to the National Cemetery of unknown veterans. He had a love of animals in the past and now, two Yorkies, Renegade and Sugar, a cat named Ginger and Cockatoo-Cholie and in lieu of flowers; donations may be made to Humane Society of Nevada, PO Box KIND, Sparks, Nevada 89432 | Arbonies, William (I4265895)
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| 816 | Edward Frank Aspitarte Dec. 14, 1923 - July 20, 2015 BOISE — Ed Aspitarte, formerly of Ontario, OR, passed peacefully in the presence of his two daughters on July 20, 2015. Ed was born December 14, 1923 to Domingo and Rafaela (Alberdi) Aspitarte in Gooding, ID. He attended schools in Gooding. Following graduation from Gooding High School in 1941, he entered the Army, and went overseas to fight for his country. Upon the end of the war, he returned home and continued his education at Utah State and University of Idaho, earning a Bachelor's degree in Education and a Master's degree in Counseling. He was a member of Kappa Sigma and Alpha Theta Phi Epsilon Fraternities. Ed married Kathleen Villeneuve in 1949. The couple had three children, Marilyn (1950), Christine (1954), and Michael (1959). Ed began his teaching career in Ontario in 1951 at Ontario High School. He moved to Ontario Junior High in 1962, where he became the boy's counselor until 1989. During the summer months, he worked for Rain & Hail Insurance, specializing in crop adjusting throughout Idaho and Oregon. Ed enjoyed playing golf and found enjoyment searching for golf balls with his son-in-law, Stephen. Ed is survived by his two daughters, Marilyn Aspitarte Grace (Stephen J.) and Christine L. Nelson (Larry); and his sister, Juanita Sain of Limo, OH. He was preceded in death by his wife, Kathleen Aspitarte; his son, Michael Aspitarte; three sisters; and three brothers. Vigil services will be at 7:00 pm, Sunday, July 26, 2015 at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, 829 SW 2nd Ave., Ontario, OR. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 am, Monday, July 27, 2015, at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church with burial concluding at Evergreen Cemetery, Ontario. The family asks in lieu of flowers, that memorial donations be made to the Basque Foundation, 601 Grove St., Boise, ID 83702; the Ontario Basque Club; or to the Blessed Sacrament Church Renovation project. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family on Ed's memorial webpage at www.summersfuneral.com. Argus Observer (Ontario, OR) - Thursday, July 23, 2015 | Aspitarte, Edward Frank (I1171946)
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| 817 | Edward Manuel Osoro Obituary | Condolences Edward Manuel Osoro 1928 ~ 2004 Edward Manuel Osoro, 76, passed away April 24, 2004 in Copperton, Utah. Born Feb 16, 1928 in Highland Boy, Utah to Edward M. and Santa Maria Satica Osoro. He has been married for 54 years to JoAnn Marie Massa. They were married in Bingham Canyon, Utah July 9, 1949. Graduate of Bingham High School class of 1946, where he was on the Class B All-State Football Team. Veteran of World War II, served in the Army Occupation Troops in Japan. Retired after 50 years with Kennecott Copper Corporation. Eddie was dedicated to his family, community, and faith, and proud of his Basque heritage. Member IBEW, American Legion Post 30, and Bingham Canyon Volunteer Fire Department. Survived by children, Sharon (Clay) Butterfield, Marie (Steve) Jimas; six grandchildren; three great-grandchil-dren; brother, John (Marge). Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Manuel, Joe, and James; sisters, Mary Kosovich and Christina Vasquez. Many thanks to family, friends, and neighbors for their prayers and support. A special thank you to William F. Reilly, M.D., health care team Linda, Karen, and Valerie for their excellent care. In lieu of flowers, Eddie requested donations be made to the "Make-A-Wish Foundation," 2091 East 4800 South #15, SLC, UT 84117, or your favorite charity. Funeral Mass will be Thursday, April 29, 2004 at 10 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Copperton. Friends may call Wednesday 6-8 p.m. at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, where there will be a Vigil service at 7:30 p.m. Interment, Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Published in Salt Lake Tribune from Apr. 26 to Apr. 27, 2004 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/saltlaketribune/obituary.aspx?n=edward-manuel-osoro&pid=2170006#sthash.WBafIqcW.dpuf | Osoro, Edward Manuel (I4242332)
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| 818 | Edwardo Paul Urquiaga Nov. 26, 1916-April 11, 2009 Our Uncle was born on Nov. 26, 1916, to Lazaro and Josefa Urquiaga in Jordan Valley, Ore. He was the fifth of 10 children. They ran sheep. In 1917 the family moved to Arock. The sheep would be wintered there. The sheep ranged all the way from SoSouth Mountain to the desert; the weather in Arock was better for lambing and feeding and the 10 children needed a school. In the fall of 1921, arrangements were made with a close neighbor, Frank Larrasea to provide his children and the Urquiagas with a school. It was in the upstairs of the Larrasea house. Lazaro hired the teacher. A highlight in Uncle Ed's life was his horse "Champ"; he was a match stakes racehorse in the quarter mile. He raced many times in McDermitt, Vale and Caldwell. Champ won an exceptional race in Winnemucca, Nev. Ed and Mabel went to grade school in Arock together. Ed went on to high school in Jordan Valley, while Mabel went to high school one year in Jordan Valley, then one year in Weiser, then graduated high school in Caldwell. She graduated from My Ladies Beauty School in Boise. By this time they were getting along better than the grade school years and they married on Aunt Mabel's birthday March 17, 1937. They eloped to Ed's sister Chris's in Medford, Ore. Aunt Mabel smiles when she says Chris and Ma Propes stood up for them. Uncle Ed worked for Bill Bruce and was a ditch rider for Arock Irrigation District; then finally the District Manager. The diversion dam was already in and farming in Arock was thriving. The attraction of higher wages lured Uncle Ed to operate a drag line for Knudsen Company in Cascade. They were in Cascade about seven years then came back to Caldwell to farm. He'd watched irrigation projects for several years; now it was time to put down his own roots. Uncle Ed knows roots are important. Aunt Mabel had a horse accident when she was 14 resulting in a ruptured appendix. Doctors tried to repair the damage but they were unable to have children. Aunt Mabel's sister Beverly was 2 when they married. They kept Beverly as often as possible. When Ralph and Beverly had children, they kept Pam and Steve as often as possible. Uncle Ed farmed with precision, meticulous in everything. He was Canyon County Farmer of the Year in 1973. He grew potatoes, alfalfa, corn, beets and grain. They also raised heifers to sell as milk cows. His niece, Inez and he were gopher warriors together. Besides farming, Aunt Mabel and Uncle Ed loved hunting and fishing. The stories of game and hunts from long ago created memories for everyone in the family. Goose hunts began at 3 a.m. with decoys set with precision. Chukar hunts lasted for mileles. Uncle Ed is particularly fond of an elk hunt with Martin Jaca. Aunt Mabel and Uncle Ed went to Alaska for two months for several years. They provided us with salmon and halibut. Does anyone remember the gunny sacks of corn? If he didn't grow the corn, he picked it from the Hermans in Melba. His oldest sister Christina was married to Louie Metcalf. He was Uncle Ed to Kenny and Ed. Ruby's husband was Russell Lynde. Ed, Joe and Mary were their children. Dee Urquiaga was married to Margene. Lazaro, Billy Ray, and Mary Dee Arnett are thheir children. Elaine and Joaquin Jaca children are Elias, Ramona Pascoe and Gloria Jean. Victoria and Frank Eiguren's son is Tom Eiguren. Mercedes and Julian Calzacorta's son is Robert. Pauline and Walter Baltzor's children are Angelia Smallwood and Christy. Josie's first husband was Rufus Yturriondobeitia: they had Richard, Diane Carson, Cecilia and Jim. After Rufus' sad death Josie married George Swisher and their children are Robin Baum and Mary Pharis. The baby in the family is Cecilia. She married Sam Shields and their children are Rhonda Morton, Nancy Smith and Dennis. He is Uncle Ed to Pam White and Steve Eason. Thank you, Uncle Ed, for the wonderful memories. The family wished to extend special thanks to Grace Assisted Living for the wonderful care given. Friends may call Thursday from 4 until 8 p.m. at the Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Caldwell. A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, April 17, at the Jordan Valley Cemetery, followed by a dessert reception. | Urquiaga, Edwardo Paul (I4385314)
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| 819 | EFUNCIONES-Registros originales Fecha:1899-04-28 Nombre y Apellidos:Teresa, Madariaga, Areitio Localidad:Meñaka-Meñaka Parroquia:Meñaka / Santa María ID:503582 Página/folio f. 177 rº Fechas del libro 1856 - 1931 | Madariaga Areitio, Teresa Quirica (I3557633)
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| 820 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lequerica, E. (I7948523)
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| 821 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jaca, E.D. (I4374844)
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| 822 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jaca, E.D. (I4374844)
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| 823 | Elizalde no. 10 | Herquiaga Nachiondo, Carlos Leoncio (I1335999)
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| 824 | Ellis Island- First Name: Gavica Last Name: Lorenza Ethnicity: Spanish Last Place of Residence: Nachitua Date of Arrival: Mar 11, 1904 Age at Arrival: 27y Gender: F Marital Status: S Ship of Travel: Graf Waldersee Port of Departure: Boulogne-Sur-Mer Manifest Line Number: 0024 Occupation: servant In 1886, Lorenza was 8 years old and living in the household of her uncle Pedro Antonio Gabicagoxesoa and aunt Catalina Landeta Hortuzar in the Acorda neighborhood of Ereno. According to the 1886 parish matricula. Lorenza Gabica Calzacorta First Name: Lorenza Middle Name: Gabica Last Name: Calzacorta Birth Date: Mar 18, 1874 Death Date: Mar 17, 1955 Age: 80 Death Location: Nampa, Canyon, ID Record Type: Death Record Certificate Year: 1955 Certificate Number: 000899 Collection: Idaho Death Records Hard Copy Certificate Source Information Source: Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Years: 1911 - 1960 Description: This collection of Idaho death records was compiled by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, and covers years 1911-1960. When available, each record includes the name of the deceased, death date, location, certificate year and number. Address: 450 West State Street Boise, ID 83702 On the Web | Gabicagoxeascoa Echaniz, Lorenza (I5456860)
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| 825 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Marticorena, E. (I6590419)
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| 826 | Emilio Calzacorta Emilio Calzacorta, 84, of Nampa, died May 10, 1992, at his home. Vigil services will be celebrated at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 12, at Persons-Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Nampa. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Sl's Catholic Church, Nampa, by the Rev. Father Alfred Puccinelli, S.M. Burial will follow at Mount Calvary Cemetery, Nampa. Emilio was born October 28, 1907, at Boise, Idaho, a son of Juan Jose Calzacorta and Lorenza Maria Gabica. He moved with his family to Nampa where he grew up and attended school. He then became an employee of the Union Pacific Railroad wht his retirement, he was a supervisor at the ice plant. He served in the Army air Corps during world War II. He married Grace M. Orr on Sept. 10, 1949 at Winnemucca and they made their home in Nampa. Grace died May 24, 1982. He was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church, Nampa. He is survived by one sister, Rose Grass of Nampa; a niece, Susan Belyeu, and her children, Sherri McIlhargey and Jennifer Belyeu; and a great-grandniece, Ashley McIlhargey. He was preceded in death by his parents, a brother and a sister. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Persons-Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Nampa. Emilio, you were always there on birthdays, weddings and family gatherings. You gave us joy and laughter. We’re sure that there was nothing you would not have done for us if you could, and we, the same for you. Now, you are at peace wir Gracie. We love you very much and we’ll miss you dearly. The Vasquez Family | Calzacorta, Emilio (I5457119)
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| 827 | Esposo Domingo Maria, Pagoaga, Alcorta Esposa Joaquina Anselma, Yriarte, Alcorta Fecha 1888-01-30 Fondo Parroquia Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, Mutriku Título 6º Matrimonios Folio/Página 41r Nº Partida 3 | Family: Domingo Maria Pagoaga Alcorta / Joaquina Anselma Yriarte Alcorta (F2172578)
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| 828 | Esposo: Agustin, Aristondo, Garate Esposa: Francisca Antonia, Calzacorta, Arrate Fecha: 1850-10-14 Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 5º Matrimonios Folio/Página: 43v Nº Partida: 16 | Family: Agustin Aristondo Garate / Francisca Antonia Galzacorta Arrate (F165)
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| 829 | Eugene Thomas "Gene" Gastanaga ? |???Visit Guest Book Eugene Thomas "Gene" Gastanaga Eugene Thomas "Gene" Gastanaga, 95, passed away peacefully on February 14, 2011, joining his deceased wife, Ellen, on Valentine's Day. Born to Basque immigrant parents on March 7, 1915, in Paradise Valley, Nevada, Gene attended Paradise Valley Grammar School and later graduated from Humboldt County High School. All during his high school years he worked after school and weekends. He particularly enjoyed working for the local Humboldt Soda Works delivering soda to all the businesses aroround town, particularly across the tracks to the 'girls on the line'. He was often referred to as Barnie Oldfield (famous automobile race car driver from the early 1900's) for his outstanding driving abilities, speeding through town as though he really had somewhere to go. After graduation in 1933, he moved to Elko, Nevada, this time working for Elko Bottling Works, delivering soda and beer to the local establishments. He later worked for Elko Motor Supply, where he met Hadley Beadle. In 1934, young Gene moved to Reno, and Hadley hired him on at Reno Motor Supply. The next year, 1935, Gene joined the Nevada National Guard. He continued working for Reno Motor Supply until he was called into active duty in 1941. He was initially stationed at Camp Hahn as an enlisted man and, while living in Riverside, California, he went on a blind date with Ellen Carolyn Crouse on February 19, 1942. Five weeks and three days later they were married on March 29, 1942, in Las Vegas, Nevada. His brother and sister-in-law from Reno joined them as witnesses at the wedding chapel, where, after the ceremony, they all celebrated this momentous occasion over cocktails and cigars. While stationed at Camp Hahn, Gene advanced from Private to First Sergeant and was then sent to Camp Davis in North Carolina to attend Officer Candidate School. He quickly advanced to Second Lieutenant and was assigned to a battalion in Bay City, Texas, where he and Ellen moved. It was in Bay City on January 28, 1943, they had their first daughter, Carolyn Antonia. Ellen, Gene and baby Carolyn stayed in Bay City until he was shipped off to the Philippines for a 22 month tour of duty. Shortly after the war he was thankful to return to Ellen and Carolyn in October, 1945. Gene was then discharged from the Army, remaining on the payroll for an additional five months. He had never taken furlough as an enlisted man or leave as an officer in his entire career. He, Ellen and the baby packed up and spent this glorious time driving around the country visiting relatives and enjoying life. After moving to Reno, he joined his brother Martin on January 1, 1946, to help manage Martin's four Eagle Drug Company stores in Reno and Winnemucca. Their daughter Mary was born in 1947 and Linda in 1951. It was in 1951 that Eagle Drug Company acquired a large building on Virginia and Sierra Streets establishing the first of many Eagle Thrifty Drugs and Markets. In 1958, shortly after the opening of the Eagle Thrifty on Wells Avenue, Martin passed away unexpectedly and Gene took over the operations of the chain. One of Gene's greatest accomplishments was opening the first "Eagle Thrifty Shopping World" on the corner of 7th Street and Keystone Avenue. It was a unique concept to combine groceries, sundries, pharmaceuticals, bakery, slot machines and more under one roof with one check-out. He continued to develop more properties with this concept until selling the chain of supermarkets and one drug store to Tom Raley in 1973, who, until then, had only small drug store operations. During the ensuing years, Gene was active in the Reno Host Lions Club, holding the office of President and later District Governor in 1957. He was President of the Reno Chamber of Commerce in 1968 and President of the Reno Basque Club from 1969-1970. He was also a member of the Prospector's Club. In the 60's and 70's, he and his partners built and operated the Ponderosa and Onslow Hotels. He was a cofounder and board member of Security Bank and Family Savings and Loan. From the 70's on, he was actively involved as partner and director of the Crystal Bay Club and Tahoe Biltmore in Crystal Bay, Nevada. In his business career he was a smart, energetic and tough businessman, always open to suggestions yet dedicated to finding the best solutions and solving the most complex problems. He tirelessly ran his stores, continually on top of the competition and always ready for positive and forward change. However, no matter how busy he was, he always took the time to personally talk with each of his employees on a regular basis. He and Ellen travelled the world, sharing experiences with their many wonderful and cherished friends and family, often times inviting them along for the ride. After Ellen's passing in 1990, he immediately moved to their home in Crystal Bay. He spent his golden years fishing, traveling, making new friends and enjoying his growing family. Gene was preceded in death by his loving wife of 48 years, Ellen, and daughter Carolyn. He is survived by daughters Mary Tolotti and Linda Gastanaga (Chris Rogers), grandchildren Michelle Macaluso (Carl), Jason Tolotti (Marissa), Christina Seiler (Steve), Carolyn Van Lydegraf, Thomas Gastanaga, Janna Ray Yates, Samantha Yates, and great-grandchildren Justine (fianc? Eric Chaump), Jacob and Jeremy Macaluso, Trevor, Kevin and Travis Tolotti, and Ana and Sage Seiler. His gentle ways, his wise advice and great humor will be deeply missed. Goodbye Daddy, Grampa and PaPaPa. We love you. Per Gene's request, there will not be a service but a celebration of his life to be announced at a later date. Walton's Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. In lieu of flowers, a donation in his wife, Ellen's, memory may be made to Hospice of Northern Nevada at Saint Mary's Foundation, 520 West Sixth Street, Reno, Nevada 89503-4423 or Reno Host Lions Club, PO. Box 2287, Reno, Nevada 89505. Published in Reno Gazette-Journal from February 20 to February 22, 2011 | Gastañaga, Eugenio (I1996452)
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| 830 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yrazabal, E.V. (I3101957)
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| 831 | Evelyn Yrueta Marcuerquiaga Evelyn (Evy) Marcuerquiaga passed away on February 6, 2014. Born 85 years ago to Pete and Julia Yrueta at the Martin Hotel, she was never far from Winnemucca. It has been six years since a head injury took Evy from her lifelong home, family and friends. Joseph Dee Marcuerquiaga and Evy married in August 1952. Dee and Evy had two daughters, Darla (Mark) and Juleen. They were also extremely proud of their two grandchildren, Brett (Annelise) and Derek Boge. After a time at UNR and graduating from Reno Business College, Evy worked as a legal secretary with James Callahan for many years. She then began a second career with the Winnemucca office of Sierra Pacific Power Company. Forever reliable, conscientious, and practical, she never shied from hard work or responsibility. To know Evy was to experience her kindness, never ending smile, and unassuming attitude toward life. Her family and friends meant everything to her and she made everybody feel welcome in her home with hot coffee, pastries, and excellent meals. She was vibrant and independent, yet dedicated to the needs and care of her family. Her gentle and respectful spirit was reflected back to her even when words were unspoken. Evy truly lived her life with a servant heart. She was very active in the St. Paul's Catholic Church as a member of the Altar Society, on the finance and Catholic Services Appeal committees, and organizer of the funeral lunches. Other than her c church work, her second home was at the Poke and Peek. She loved working with her tight family of friends at "The Poke". Evy was a past president and member of the Humboldt Hospital Auxiliary. She also served on the Nevada Mental Health Board of Winnemucca. Proud of their Basque heritage, Dee and Evy volunteered at the Winnemucca Basque festival. He was behind the scenes, she in her colorful aprons at the dessert booth. Her stamina and faith were unwavering even during the more difficult days. The family would like to thank all the people who cared for Evy over the past several years. Evy was preceded in death by her husband, Dee, and daughter, Darla. She is survived by her sister, Eileen Savage; daughter, Juleen Marcuerquiaga; grandsons Derek and Brett (Annelise) Boge; son-in-law, Mark Boge and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral mass will be held on Tuesday, February 25, 2014, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Catholic Church. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Humboldt Hospital Auxiliary or St. Paul's Altar Society. She lived a life with dignity and a grace that inspired us all to shine a little brighter. Published in Reno Gazette-Journal on Feb. 12, 2014 | Yrueta, Evelyn Dorothy (I803655)
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| 832 | Exposita | San Sebastian, Juana (I5748558)
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| 833 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: ---------- Apellidos: Echaniz, Yriarte Fecha: 1889-08-28 Padre: Jose Maria, Echaniz, Elordi Madre: Bernarda, Yriarte, Alcorta Observaciones: Murió párvulo/a. Sin nombre. LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en MUTRIKU Título: 20º Bautismos Folio/Página: 215 Nº Partida: 73 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4590/001-02(p.215,nº73/B,1889-08-28) Signatura: 4590/001-02 Sig. Microfilm: M581-03 ; M582-01 Sig. Digital: 459000102-0108 Registro Informático: 1499482 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Echanis Yriarte, Baby (I139749)
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| 834 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Felipe Gabriel Apellidos: Arriola, Ymaz Fecha: 1888-03-20 Padre: Domingo Maria , Arriola, Juaristi Madre: Francisca Antonia Leocadia, Ymaz, Zubiaurre Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 20º Bautismos Folio/Página: 166 Nº Partida: 34 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4590/001-02(p.166,nº34/B1888-03-20) Signatura: 4590/001-02 Sig. Microfilm: M581-03 ; M582-01 Sig. Digital: 459000102-0084 Registro Informático: 1499327 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Arriola Imaz, Felipe (I1124682)
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| 835 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Francisco Fulgencio Apellidos: Osa, Urreizti Fecha: 1861-06-12 Padre: Manuel Maria, Osa, Paguaga Madre: Josefa Ramona, Urreizti, Ymaz Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en MUTRIKU Título: 19º Bautismos Folio/Página: 20r Nº Partida: 71 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Pamplona Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4589/001-01(f.20r,nº71/B,1861-06-12) Signatura: 4589/001-01 Sig. Microfilm: M581-02 Sig. Digital: 458900101-0020 Registro Informático: 1503351 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 NOTA: Este extracto tiene un valor meramente infor | Osa Urresti, Francisco (I7266079)
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| 836 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Francisco Ygnacio Apellidos: Belderrain, Gorbelzu Fecha: 1731-05-28 Padre: Martin, Belderrain, ---------- Madre: Josepha, Gorbelzu, ---------- Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de San Esteban, en AIA Título: 4º Bautismos Folio/Página: 280v Nº Partida: ---------- Perteneciente a Diócesis: Pamplona Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.006//1024/001-01(f.280v,nº--/B,1731-05-28) Signatura: 1024/001-01 Sig. Microfilm: M170-08; M171-01 Sig. Digital: 102400101-0281 Registro Informático: 20108 Data Versión: 2008-06-04 | Beldarrain Gorbelzu, Bauptista (I7393880)
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| 837 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Jesusa Maria Apellidos: Echaniz, Yriarte Fecha: 1899-01-15 Padre: Jose Maria, Echaniz, Elordi Madre: Bernarda, Yriarte, Alcorta Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en MUTRIKU Título: 21º Bautismos Folio/Página: 134 Nº Partida: 5 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4590/002-02(p.134,nº5/B,1899-01-15) Signatura: 4590/002-02 Sig. Microfilm: M582-02 Sig. Digital: 459000202-0068 Registro Informático: 1488339 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Echaniz Yriarte, Jesusa Maria (I150252)
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| 838 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Jose Domingo Apellidos: Yriondo, Egaña Fecha: 1882-05-12 Padre: Jose Gavino, Yriondo, Ytuarte Madre: Josefa Ygnacia, Egaña, Bernedo Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 19º Bautismos Folio/Página: 475r Nº Partida: 36 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4589/001-01(f.475r,nº36/B1882-05-12) Signatura: 4589/001-01 Sig. Microfilm: M581-02 Sig. Digital: 458900101-483 Registro Informático: 1505563 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Iriondo, Jose Domingo (I2283979)
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| 839 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Jose Leon Apellidos: Motrico, Echeverria Fecha: 1882-11-21 Padre: Genaro Maria , Mancisidor, Mancisidor Madre: Josefa Agustina , Echeverria, Esnaola Observaciones: Reconocimiento prole los abuelos paternos. LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 19º Bautismos Folio/Página: 486v Nº Partida: 94 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4589/001-01(f.486v,nº94/B1882-11-21) Signatura: 4589/001-01 Sig. Microfilm: M581-02 Sig. Digital: 458900101-0495 Registro Informático: 1505622 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Mansisidor, Leon (I5457557)
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| 840 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Jose Maria Apellidos: Anchustegui, Yturralde Fecha: 1862-08-15 Padre: Alejandro Ygnacio, Anchustegui, Egaña Madre: Francisca Antonia, Yturralde, Yribarren Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en MUTRIKU Título: 19º Bautismos Folio/Página: 47r Nº Partida: 60 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4589/001-01(f.47r,nº60/B,1862-08-15) Signatura: 4589/001-01 Sig. Microfilm: M581-02 Sig. Digital: 458900101-0047 Registro Informático: 1503473 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Anchustegui Yturralde, Jose Maria (I852481)
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| 841 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Juana Ygnacia Apellidos: Arriola, Ymaz Fecha: 1883-03-10 Padre: Domingo Maria , Arriola, Juaristi Madre: Francisca Antonia Leocadia, Ymaz, Zubiaurre Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 19º Bautismos Folio/Página: 495r Nº Partida: 30 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4589/001-01(f.495r,nº30/B,1883-03-10) Signatura: 4589/001-01 Sig. Microfilm: M581-02 Sig. Digital: 458900101-503 Registro Informático: 1505666 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Arriola Imaz, Juana Ygnacia (I1110541)
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| 842 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Rafaela Maria Apellidos: Churruca, Urquidi Fecha: 1900-10-24 Padre: Jose Manuel, Churruca, Laserna Madre: Petra, Urquidi, Ecenarro Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 21º Bautismos Folio/Página: 236 Nº Partida: 88 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4590/002-02(p.236,nº88/B1900-10-24) Signatura: 4590/002-02 Sig. Microfilm: M582-02 Sig. Digital: 459000202-0119 Registro Informático: 1488531 Data Versión: 2013-04-25 | Churruca Urquidi, Rafaela (I3093957)
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| 843 | Extracto de Partida de BAUTISMO IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Ygnacio Maria Apellidos: Pagoaga, Yriarte Fecha: 1894-10-07 Padre: Domingo Maria , Pagoaga, Alcorta Madre: Joaquina Anselma, Yriarte, Alcorta Observaciones: ---------- LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 20º Bautismos Folio/Página: 391 Nº Partida: 84 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Código de Referencia: (Para citaciones) Archivo Histórico Diocesano de San Sebastián DEAH/F06.122//4590/001-02(p.391,nº84/B1894-10-07) Signatura: 4590/001-02 Sig. Microfilm: M581-03 ; M582-01 Sig. Digital: 459000102-0196 Registro Informático: 1500044 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Pagoaga Yriarte, Ignacio (I7758601)
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| 844 | Extracto de Partida de Bautismo Identificación Nombre: Ana Maria Apellidos: Sendoya, Arrieta Fecha: 1823-04-28 Padre: Jose Emeterio, Sendoya, Aranguren Madre: Nicolasa , Arrieta, Echave Observaciones: ---------- Localización Fondo: Asunción de Nuestra Señora, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 16º Bautismos Folio/Página: 27 vº Nº Partida: 46 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Pamplona Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa | Sendoya Arrieta, Ana Maria (I142611)
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| 845 | Extracto de Partida de Bautismo Identificación Nombre: Jose Maria Apellidos: Pagoaga, Sendoya Fecha: 1864-03-17 Padre: Jose Andres, Pagoaga, Aramberria Madre: Ana Maria, Sendoya, Arrieta Observaciones: ---------- Localización Fondo: Asunción de Nuestra Señora, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 19º Bautismos Folio/Página: 85 rº Nº Partida: 25 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Signatura: 4589/001-01 Sig. Microfilm: M581-02 Sig. Digital: 458900101-0088 Registro Informático: 1503637 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Pagoaga Cendoya, Jose Maria (I143338)
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| 846 | Extracto de Partida de Bautismo Identificación Nombre: Josef Andres Apellidos: Pavaga, Aranberria Fecha: 1824-10-02 Padre: Domingo , Pavaga, Ytuarte Madre: Francisca Antonia, Aranberria, Ybarlucea Observaciones: ---------- Localización Fondo: Asunción de Nuestra Señora, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 16º Bautismos Folio/Página: 47 vº Nº Partida: 67 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Pamplona Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa | Pagoaga Aramberria, Jose Andres (I143343)
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| 847 | Extracto de Partida de Bautismo Identificación Nombre: Lorenzo Apellidos: Echaniz, Yriarte Fecha: 1896-07-03 Padre: Jose Maria, Echaniz, Elordi Madre: Maria Bernarda, Yriarte, Alcorta Observaciones: ---------- Localización Fondo: Asunción de Nuestra Señora, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 21º Bautismos Folio/Página: 15 Nº Partida: 45 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Signatura: 4590/002-02 Sig. Microfilm: M582-02 Sig. Digital: 459000202-0008 Registro Informático: 1488079 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Echanis Yriarte, Lorenzo (I139612)
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| 848 | Extracto de Partida de Bautismo Identificación Nombre: Maria Agustina Apellidos: Alcorta, Basurto Fecha: 1829-07-11 Padre: Bernardo, Alcorta, Urcaray Madre: Micaela, Basurto, Ytuarte Observaciones: ---------- Localización Fondo: Asunción de Nuestra Señora, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 17º Bautismos Folio/Página: 5 rº Nº Partida: 51 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Pamplona Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Signatura: 2621/002-01 Sig. Microfilm: M114-02 Sig. Digital: 262100201-0005 Registro Informático: 1451083 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Alcorta Basurco, Maria Agustina (I141142)
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| 849 | Extracto de Partida de Bautismo Identificación Nombre: Maria Bernarda Apellidos: Yriarte, Alcorta Fecha: 1855-02-02 Padre: Jose Manuel , Yriarte, Galdos Madre: Maria Agustina, Alcorta, Basurco Observaciones: ---------- Localización Fondo: Asunción de Nuestra Señora, en Mutriku, Gipuzkoa Título: 18º Bautismos Folio/Página: 195 vº Nº Partida: 18 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Pamplona Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Signatura: 2621/003-02 Sig. Microfilm: M114-03 Sig. Digital: 262100302-0196 Registro Informático: 1482078 Data Versión: 2008-07-28 | Yriarte Alcorta, Maria Bernarda (I139611)
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| 850 | Extracto de Partida de Bautismo Identificación Nombre: Tomas Apellidos: Jausoro, Fernandez de Arroyabe Fecha: 1884-06-18 Padre: Francisco, Jausoro, Uribe Echevarria Madre: Telesfora, Fernandez de Arroyabe, Larrinaga Observaciones: ---------- Localización Fondo: San Pedro Apóstol, en ESKORIATZA Título: 5º Bautismos Folio/Página: 113 vº Nº Partida: 596 Perteneciente a Diócesis: Vitoria Territorio Histórico: Gipuzkoa Signatura: 2247/001-02 Sig. Microfilm: M356-02 Sig. Digital: 224700102-0114 Registro Informático: 1154761 Data Versión: 2008-05-30 | Jausoro, Tomas (I3698356)
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