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| 951 | Identificación Sacramento: BAUTISMOS-Registros originales Fecha: 1897-08-14 Nombre y Apellidos: Andrés, Plaza, Uribarren Padre: José Maria, Plaza, Azpiri Madre: Margarita, Uribarren, Barainca Observaciones: Nota marginal: Matrimonio; Parroquia Diócesis: Bilbao Territorio histórico: BIZKAIA Localidad: Ea-Bedarona Parroquia: 52030 Fondo: 01.02.01.149 / Fondos Parroquiales / Archivos Parroquiales / Ea - / San Pedro Apóstol Localización Cód.referencia: ES/AHEB-BEHA/F006.149 (1937/001-01) Signatura: 1937/001-01 Sig.Antigua: 0002/001-01 Sig.Microfilm: 9-245-02 Sig.Digital: 193700101-0192 Página/folio: f. 187 vº Fechas del libro: 1854 - 1899 | Plaza Uribarren, Andres (I1529493)
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| 952 | Identificación SSacramento: BAUTISMOS-Registros originales Fecha: 1841-09-08 Nombre y Apellidos: Juan Maria, Acordagoitia, Aldecocea Padre: Juan Manuel, Acordagoitia, Meangolarra Madre: Maria, Aldecocea, Bengoechea Observaciones: Parroquia Diócesis: Bilbao Territorio histórico: BIZKAIA Localidad: Ereño-Ereño Parroquia: 52080 Fondo: 01.02.01.160 / Fondos Parroquiales / Archivos Parroquiales / Ereño - / San Miguel Arcángel Localización ID: 551378 Cód.referencia: ES/AHEB-BEHA/F006.160 (2090/002-01) Signatura: 2090/002-01 Sig.Antigua: 0009/002-01 Sig.Microfilm: 9-266-03; 9-01-266 Sig.Digital: 209000201-0277 Página/folio: f. 270 vº Fechas del libro: 1797 - 1860 | Acordagoitia Aldecocea, Juan Maria (I200976)
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| 953 | In her marriage document she is listed as "expósita" meaning that she was a foundling and the identity of her parents is unknown. | Ynchausti Sugadi, Consolacion (I432137)
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| 954 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Acayiturria, J.G. (I4583152)
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| 955 | In the Amaiur Church records there is a notation of Juana's marriage to Jose Bastanchury Oxarart on May 3, 1912. Did this newly married couple go back to the Basque Country on their honeymoon and upon their return back to the USA they brought with them Ma Juana's brother Agustin and sister Bonifacia? | Mujica, Maria Juana (I6618513)
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| 956 | information for locating his birth record was found in marriage record: http://earchives.le64.fr/img-viewer/FRAD064003_IR0002/MENDITTE/MENDITTE_N_1833-1842/viewer.html?ns=FRAD064006_5MI378_0232.jpg | Espil, Pierre (I5674108)
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| 957 | Jacqueline Pearl ‘Jackie’ Brown Feb. 10, 1933-June 2, 2015 Fruitland — Jacqueline Pearl “Jackie” Brown, 82, of Fruitland, passed away Tuesday, June 2, 2015 of natural causes. A visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, June 10th at Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel, Payette. Interment will be held privately for family. Arrangements and services are under the direction of Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel, Payette. Condolences may be made to Jackie’s family at www.shaffer-jensenchapel.com. Jackie was born Feb. 10, 1933 in Eagle Point, OR to Sharon H. and Pearl (Phelan) Hawk. She joined an older sister, Joan. She lived for a few years in Lewiston, ID, and then moved to Ontario, OR; graduating from Ontario High School in 1951. She attended Eastern Oregon College of Education in La Grande, OR where she graduated with a degree in elementary education. She was a teacher for several years in Portland, OR, and then in 1959 she married Paul Plaza and moved back to Ontario. They had two children, Kathleen and John. She was a devoted stay at home mom for all of their growing up years. She started her own business, a ceramics studio in her basement, which was very successful with a wait list for students wanting to take classes from her. Jackie was a natural teacher, and loved passing on her knowledge to her students. She won several awards for her work, including the Peggy Award given to professional level ceramicists. She was talented in many diverse areas of crafts, including card making and tole painting. She always had a “project” going and it was always something beautiful. After her marriage to Paul ended, she worked for a while at the Argus Observer, using her artistic talents in designing ads for the paper. In 1982 she married Carl Brown of Boise. She enjoyed living in Boise and continued her many hobbies, adding on a new one—collecting antiques of the Victorian era. She loved beautiful things, and loved decorating her home with them. Jackie was a very generous person, and giving beautiful gifts was something that gave her a lot of pleasure. Christmas was her favorite holiday. Her husband Carl passed away in 2000, and a few years after this she decided to relocate to Fruitland, ID. She continued to enjoy her hobbies, and being near her grandchildren, Alex and Alyssa. Jackie was preceded in death by her sister, Joan, her mother and father, and her husband Carl. She is survived by her son John Plaza (Wendy) of Payette and their children Alex and Alyssa; her daughter Kathleen Dowd (Jim) of Loveland, CO and their children Michael and Rachel. Donations in her memory may be made to XL Hospice, c/o Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel, P.O. Box 730, Payette, ID 83661. | Hawk, Jacqueline Pearl (I1572116)
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| 958 | James (Jim) Joseph Arritola, 67 was born in Boise, Idaho on April 29, 1946 to Joe and Josephine Arritola. He passed away May 18, 2013, after a long battle with diabetes. Jim graduated from Borah High School in 1964. While in high school he excelled in football, wrestling and track/field. He continued his education at College of Idaho, where he also played football. He graduated from C of I in 1968 with a B.A. degree in English. His first teaching job was at Vale High School, where he taught all levels of English. He also coached football, track/field, and wrestling. While head wrestling coach at VHS, he and George Fuson started the Vale Assassins Little Kids Wrestling Club. He also met his wife of 40 years, Kathy Goade . Together they had 2 sons, Joe (Theresa) Arritola, AJ Arritola, and a daughter Sarah (TJ) Rodriguez, 4 grandsons, Kaelleb, Joshawah, Mathieu, Thomas, and 1 granddaughter, Zettie. After Jim’s teaching career he remained active in many other activities including; St. Patricks C.C.D, Malheur County Fair Board, Ontario Basque Club, Malheur County Council on Aging, and substitute teaching, he was especially fond of his substititute teaching in Jordan Valley/Arock, and driving for Standage Farms during the fall harvest. Jim enjoyed going to and watching BSU football games, he was an avid sheep breeder, who liked going to fairs and sales throughout the West, especially the Nugget Show/Sale in Reno. Jim was very proud of his Basque heritage, his family, and his pride and joys his grandchildren. He loved watching them show at the fair, playing sports, or just spending time with them. The Arritola farm allowed Jim to teach his children and grandchildren many life lessons. He is survived by his mother Josephine, his wife, 3 children, daughter in law, son in law, 5 grandchildren, sister Joene Arritola, niece Amy Romans, 2 nephews Tanner and Trevor Romans. He was preceded in death by his father Joe, his stepfather Tom, his father in law AJ Goade, mother in law Dorothy Goade, and numerous aunts and uncles. A Rosary will be held on Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. at St. Patricks Catholic Church is Vale, Oregon. A Mass of the Christian burial will follow at 11:00 a.m. on May 29, 2013 at St. Patricks in Vale. A private burial will be done at a later time. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Ontario Basque Club, or Malheur County Fair . Condolences may be sent to the family at www.lienkaemper-thomason.com. THERE IS ONE HELL OF A VIKING FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF IN HEAVEN! | Arritola, James Joseph (I7939147)
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| 959 | Jean Lacouague was burned and died as a child, too. | Lacouague, Jean (I6590403)
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| 960 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mailles, J.L. (I6590446)
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| 961 | Jean Mainvil sailed from Le Havre, Seine-Inferior Ship name: LA LORRAINE Came 1905, age 24 | Source (S231)
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| 962 | Jean Mainvil sailed from Le Havre, Seine-Inferior Ship name: LA LORRAINE Came 1905, age 24 | Source (S462)
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| 963 | Jean Mainvil sailed from Le Havre, Seine-Inferior Ship name: LA LORRAINE Came 1905, age 24 | Source (S693)
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| 964 | Jean Mainvil, age 24, left LeHavre, France on November 18, 1905 on LA LORRAINE ship. Arrived at Ellis Island on November 25, 1905. Destination was Hotel Lafayette in New York City. Another passenger, Pierre Heguy, age 26, was also on the ship and on the Ship Manifest it says his friend was Oyharzabal of Capistrano, California and that would be his destination. According to Josephine Mainvil Arriet: On Labor Day weekkends we'd go to Capistrano to watch handball games and visit both Oyharzabal families. Dad came to the USA in 1905. Quite sure he went to Capistrano first as Oyharzabals are from Hasparren. From Capistrano went to LA and worked at Brooks Whiskey "Vaseinia" bottle opener. | Mainvil, Jean (I6604273)
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| 965 | Jeanette Azcuenaga 1913 - 2015 Jeanette (Olson) Azcuenaga passed away on November 20, 2015, in Lynnwood, Washington. She was born in Ashland, Wisconsin, on November 24, 1913, to Samuel and Anna Olson. Jeanette was the second daughter of Swedissh immigrant parents. Her first home was on a homestead in South Dakota. She and her older sister Esther rode horseback to attend a one-room school on the prairie. As a teenager, Jeanette moved with her family to Raymond, Washington, and later t to Boise, Idaho, where she earned a business college degree. She met her husband, Edwin Azcuenaga, when she was working as a secretary in the Idaho State Capitol building. Jeanette and Ed were married in 1939 and moved to McCall, Idaho, where E Ed worked for the United States Forest Service. Their two daughters, Joanne and Mary, were born there. The family later lived in Williams, Arizona, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. After Ed's retirement, Jeanette and Ed moved to Sacramento, California. After Ed's death in 1996, Jeanette moved to Edmonds, Washington, to be with family. Jeanette loved to draw and paint. While in Santa Fe, she studied with several local artists. She also loved to travel and was always willing to try new adventures with a smile on her face! From time to time, she wrote stories about her childhood and eventually made them into a book that was published in 2010. Jeanette moved to Brighton Court in Lynnwood, Washington, in 2002, and enjoyed her new home a and many friendships there. She is survived by daughters Joanne White and Mary Azcuenaga; son-in-law Danny White; grandson Philip White; granddaughter-in-law Jennifer White; and cousins Marjorie and Robert Banks. Arrangements were made by Beck's Funeral Home for cremation and burial in Morris Hill Cemetery in Boise, Idaho. Memorial contributions may be made to The Basque Center in Boise, Idaho, or to Edmonds United Methodist Church in Edmonds, Washington. Idaho Statesman, The (Boise, ID) - Sunday, January 10, 2016 | Olson, Jeanette (I5925223)
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| 966 | Jess Joseph Jaca Jess Joseph Jaca passed away Aug. 16, 2013, in Elko, Nev. Jess was born in McDermitt, Nev., on July 8, 1928, to Joe and Vicenta (Bea) Jaca. He attended school in McDemitt and Jordan Valley, Ore., where he graduated in 1947. After graduation he returned to McDermitt, residing there until he and his wife moved to Battle Mountain, Nev., in 2011. Jess married Aurelia Naveran on Sept. 2, 1951. They had two daughters, Joyce and Jan. During the course of his life Jess had several occupations. As a young boy he worked on his grandpa Mendieta's ranch and helped his father with the family trucking business. He went to work at Cordero Mine, starting in the power house and later becoming the bookkeeper/office manager. After the closure of the mine he went to work for Jaca Truck Lines until the business sold in 1991. At this time Jess purchased his own truck which he operated until his retirement in 2000. Jess was very civic-minded throughout his life. He served on the Humboldt County School Board, TV District, McDermitt Fire District, McDermitt Rodeo Board, and Harney Electric Board. He donated his services to 4-H by hauling the kids and their chaperones to camp every summer. He also hauled their livestock after the annual Labor Day Sale. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joe and Bea, and sister Irene. He is survived by Aurelia, his wife and sweetheart of 61 years, his daughters Joyce Williams (John) and Jan Harvey (Dennis), brother, Louis Jaca and sister, Jacqueline Weber, grandchildren Jamie Dixon (Travis), Joye Williams (Colin), Abby Burkhart (Thain), Matthew and Rebecca Harvey, great-grandchildren Alyx and Teylor Dixon, Adriene, McKenzie, and Ryker Burkhart, numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws and friends. Services will be held Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013, at 12 p.m. at the McDermitt Community Hall, followed by burial at the McDermitt Cemetery. There will be a luncheon after the services. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the McDermitt Fire District or the McDermitt Library. Humboldt Sun, The (Winnemucca, NV) - Tuesday, August 20, 2013 | Jaca, Jess (I807929)
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| 967 | Jessie Keyser Jessie M. Keyser, a resident of Northridge, CA, passed away on October 25, 2021 surrounded by her beloved family. Jessie is survived by her three (3) children, Cynthia Herbst of Winnetka, California, Kent Keyser of Eugene, Oregon, and Kim Vesper of Valencia, California; six (6) grandchildren; two (2) step grandchildren; five (5) great-grandchildren and four (4) step great-grandchildren. She is predeceased by her loving husband of sixty (60) years, Sherman G. Keyser. Jessie was born in Jerome, Idaho on April 13, 1928 to Saturnino and Mercedes Gogenola. She graduated from Idaho School for the Deaf in Gooding, ID. in 1946, following graduation she moved to California where she later met and married the love of her life, Sherman Keyser. To help support the family Jessie and Sherman were building together Jessie found a career with Emerson Electric Co in Chatsworth, CA where she provided 18 years of service as a solderer on the assembly line, she retired in 1990. Jessie was a devout Christian and was a member of Shepherd Church in Porter Ranch, CA. There was nothing she enjoyed more than spending time with her beautiful family, playing cards and of course traveling. She will be deeply missed by her friends, family and all who knew her. A private family memorial will be held at a later date. Donations in her memory can be made to G.L.A.D (Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness) at 2222 Laverna Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90041. | Gogenola, Jessie Martina (I376)
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| 968 | Jesus Jess Badiola Idaho Press-Tribune (Nampa, ID) - Wednesday, June 28, 2000 Jesus Jess Badiola, 76, of Homedale, died Monday, June 26, 2000, at home. Rosary services will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 28, at the Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Homedale. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 29, at the Marsing-Homedale Cemetery, Marsing. Jess was born in Cortezubi, Spain, on June 27, 1924. He is survived by three children, Pilar Wheeler, Ben Badiola and John Badiola; seven grandchildren, Rachel and Aaron Wheeler, Bryan and Antone Badiola, and Brandon, Kaleb and JuleAnn Badiola. He was preceded in death by his parents, four sisters, six brothers and a daughter, Julie Badiola. The family suggests memorials be made to the Homedale Fire Dept., or to the Julie Badiola Scholarship Fund, c/o Homedale High School, or your favorite charity. | Badiola Aranguena, Jesus (I2389076)
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| 969 | Joe Eiguren Gender: Male Marriage Date: 6 Aug 1906 Marriage Place: Ada, Idaho, USA Spouse: Carmen Ubernaga Spouse Gender: Female | Family: Jose Ignacio Eiguren Barinagarementeria / Carmen Uberuaga Achaval (F600862)
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| 970 | Joe Eiguren Gender: Male Marriage Date: 6 Aug 1906 Marriage Place: Ada, Idaho, USA Spouse: Carmen Ubernaga Spouse Gender: Female | |
| 971 | Joene Kay Arritola was born October 20, 1949 in Boise, Idaho to Joe and Josephine Arritola. She was welcomed by a big brother, Jim. Joene lived and attended school in Boise and graduated from Borah High School in 1967 and then attended Boise State University. Joene worked for Lloyd’s Country Store for a number of years and then for the Veteran’s Administration Hospital where she retired as the Human Resources Specialist. Joene was born into the Basque community as her father, was part of the Boise Euzkaldunak and was very proud of her heritage and enjoyed numerous summers in the Jordan Valley Area with many, many family members. She lost her father when she was only 12 years of age which devastated her as she was the apple of his eye. Joene welcomed her only child, a daughter, Amy Joene Hedberg on March 2, 1971. She was most proud of her daughter and eventually her two grandsons, Tanner and Trevor Romans, whom she frequently referred to as the “light of her life, love of her heart”. She was famous for her delicious chocolate chip cookies and when she didn’t bring them to an event or family dinner it was a sign that there was something not quite right as she had forgotten how to make them. Joene enjoyed her 70th birthday party with several cousins and friends. Joene, Joni, Joanne, and Christina were close up until the end, literally. Joni, Joanne, and Christina were there to help when it was time for her to receive the specializeed care she needed. They lovingly helped her move out of her home of many years and into her new home at Foxtail Senior Living. This led to her newest family, The Foxtail Memory/Hospice Care family who loved her as their own. Sammy, Chris, Becca, Ashley, and numerous others. Rene Smith was Joene’s best friend and was like a second mother to Amy. The two were exact opposites but enjoyed and lived their lives together for a number of years during Amy’s childhood. Joene was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church where she volunteered and was a Eucharistic Minister for many years. She was thrilled to be a leader in the evangelization retreats, even going to other parishes in Idaho and numerous other states. She was also the main speaker at the Boise Life March and Birthright Benefit event. Joene lost her battle with dementia on Tuesday, August 9, 2022. It is with no doubt she was welcomed into heaven by our heavenly Father and her loving family. Gone too soon but never forgotten and forever loved especially by her daughter, Amy. Joene was preceded in death by her parents Joe and Josephine, brother Jim, and sister-in-law Kathy. She is survived by her daughter Amy; son-in-law Greg; grandsons Tanner and Trevor; daughter-in-law Ashley; numerous nieces and nephews including Joe and Theresa, Adam, Sarah, and TJ; and many, many more family and friends. Memorials may be made to: Foxtail Senior Living/Memory Care 3559 W Bavaria St. Eagle, ID 83616 Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 811 S. Latah Boise, Idaho 83705 Dementia Society of America PO Box 600, Doyleston, PA 18901 | Arritola, Joene Kay (I5748445)
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| 972 | John B. Laxague, Sr. John B. Laxague, Sr., one of the most respected Supervisors in Modoc County history, passed away May 12, 2001 at home in Wilton, Calif. John B. was born on March 5, 1911 in Eagleville, Calif. to Jennie Laxague, one-and-one-half months after his father John B. Laxague, Sr. was killed at Little High Rock. He graduated from Surprise Valley High School in 1929 where he was a star athlete, honor student and student body president. He enrolled in the University of Nevada at Reno, but later completed his college education at Armstrong Business College in Sacramento. He married Janie Espil on October 1, 1938. They devoted their lives to raising their family and developing their ranching operation. For 30 years, Mr. Laxague was a member of the Modoc County Board of Supervisors, over 17 of them as its Chairman. In the first 25 years, he missed only one meeting. Highlights included completing the zoning of the county, construction of many county buildings, the nursing home in Alturas and, the Surprise Valley Hospital. When asked why he became a Supervisor, he said that because he was not able to serve in World War II, this was a way to give back to the people of Modoc County, with another kind of service. When he retired from the Modoc County Board of Supervisors, letters poured in from around the state. A special letter came from then President Ronald Reagan who had tried to recruit him to be his Secretary of Agriculture when he was Governor of California. None of that meant as much to him as the warm retirement reception from the people of Surprise Valley. Mr. Laxague served as President of the Wool Growers Association. Starting in 1940, he served on the Bureau of Land Management district, state and federal advisory boards. He was named Cattleman of the Year twice, both for his excellent ranch operation and for his public service. He was an avid sports fan of the San Francisco 49'ers, the San Francisco Giants and more recently the Sacramento Kings, attending Kings' games this past season. His wife Janie passed away in 1986. In 1990, he and Connie Kingston of Boise, Idaho were married in Reno, Nev. He is survived by his daughter Lucie Fjeldstad of Bellevue, Wash.; his son John B. Laxague, Jr. of Gardnerville, Calif.; and three grandsons; his wife Connie of Cedarville and her three children Bryan, Kori and Kyle and their families of the Sacramento area. He is also survived by a brother Frank Arreche of Cedarville; sister Faye Harrington of Pine Grove, Calif.; and several nieces and nephews. He is survived by many people whom he has mentored and loved throughout their lives. Mr. Laxague was a remarkable man who touched the lives of many people and will be missed by all. Mass of Christian Burial was held at St. James Catholic Church in Cedarville on Wednesday, May 16 at 10 a.m. Interment followed at the Cedarville Cemetery. Pall bearers were William Laxague, Sr., Bud Laxague, Ron Laxague, Ron Henderson, Louis Arreche, Tom Espil, Steve Hicks and Erik Nissen. Remembrances in memory of John B. may be made to the Surprise Valley Medical Center, P.O. Box 246, Cedarville, CA 96104. | Laxague, John B. (I5674059)
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| 973 | John Bicandi 1925 ~ 2016 John Bicandi passed away peacefully on February 16, 2016 at 90 years old. John was born to Ciriaco and Maria Cruz Bicandi on July 27, 1925 in Nampa, Idaho. Soon thereafter, John, his parents and 5 siblings moved to a ranch in Marsing, where John attended elementary school and high school. It was at Marsing High School where John met the love of his life, Nina Mae Hale. John adored Nina, and has missed her terribly since her death in 2006. John and Nina were blessed with four sons; Gary, Jack, Jim and Pat. Shortly after John and Nina were married, they purchased a dairy ranch in Marsing. John and Nina spent many happy years on the ranch, just across the road from John's family ranch. Their sons have maany wonderful memories of their lives on the ranch. After running the ranch for more than 35 years, John and Nina moved to Winnemucca, Nevada, where John managed a hay farm until his retirement in 2000. John had a great sense of humor, and he and Nina had many lifelong friends in addition to their large families. John and Nina welcomed many guests at the Marsing ranch—neighbors, friends, family and nearby hunters were always welcome for one of Nina's amazing meals and infamous desserts. While Nina cooked, John entertained and kept everyone laughing. Many evenings at the ranch were filled with music, laughter, good food and a game of cards. When Nina and John weren't entertaining, they could often be found at the Nampa Elk's Lodge for a night of dinner and dancing. John was also proud of his Basque heritage and was a founding member of the Euzkaldunak Basque Club of Boise and Txoko Ona Basque Club of Homedale. John is survived by his sons, Gary and (Janice) Bicandi of Star, Pat and (Ruth) Bicandi of Elko, Nevada, and daughter-in-law, Antonia Bicandi of Boise. John was blessed with and is also survived by eight grandchildren- Rochelle (Greg) Morse, Maite (Jay) Kouns, Jim Bicandi, Jacqueline (Geoff) Kite-Powewell, Nicholas (Izar) (Bicandi), Beverly (Travis) Nagel, Jamie Alcorta, and Andy (Kristina) Bicandi. John is also survived by great-grandchildren- Macy, Easton, Brooklyn, Brody, Amaya, Jordan, Ashley Elle, Isabella, Jackson, Gabriella, Charlotte, Joe, Courtney, Javonni, Adree, Livee and many nieces, nephews and cousins. John was preceded in death by his wife, Nina; sons, Jack and Jim; parents, Ciriaco and Maria Cruz; and siblings, Lucas, Angel, Connie, Pilar, Marie, Salvador and Ciriacco. The family would like to thank the staff of at the Autumn Cove Assisted Living Center for their wonderful care and compassion during John's final years. Graveside service will be held Saturday, February 20th, 10:00 am at Canyon Hill Cemetery, Caldwell, Idaho. Following the graveside service, there will be a family and friend dinner held at Txoko Ona. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Euzkaldunak Basque Club of Boise and Txoko Ona Basque Club of Homedale. Idaho Statesman, The (Boise, ID) - Friday, February 19, 2016 | Bicandi, John (I442470)
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| 974 | John Echave (1942 - 2012) Obituary Guest Book 5 entries The Guest Book is expired. Restore the Guest Book John Echave and Kristen Echave On June 30, 2012, John "Jock" Martin Echave passed away at his home in Jordan Valley, Oregon. He was 70 years old. Jock was born on January 30, 1942, in Winnemucca, Nevada, the eldest son of John and Marge. He and his younger brother grew up at Oregon Canyon Ranch and enjoyed all the pleasures of ranch life. Jock was a gifted athlete and eventually played football at UNR, sporting the #33. In 1964, he marrried Karen Goodrich and they enjoyed the next 46 years together. They had three children: Kristen, Michon, and Jon. Jock enjoyed cattle work, riding horses, haying, and he was an avid trapper who also loved hunting the big bucks. He helped coach his kids sports teams and was a constant on the sidelines. He had his own plane and few all over the country watching his children. Later in life, he doted on his grandkids and spoiled them rotten. Jock is preceded in death by his wife Karen and parents Marge and John. He is survived by his daughter Michon (Jason) Schmidt and son Jon (Tara) Echave, three grandchildren Kaine and Bayley Baptist, John Jett Echave, his brother Frank (Sharon) EEchave, niece Elisa McDade and her children Savannah and J.W., niece Elaina Echave, niece Danielle (Augie) Mariezcurrena and children LaShae and Nichole, and nephew Frank Echave and son Cameron, mother-in-law Yolan Goodrich, sister-in-law Kristen (Bob) Tallman, niece Nicole (Daniel) Pennell and children Canyon and Cashly. An open house was held on July 7th at the home of Jon and Tara Echave, 3054 Dinwitty Lane, Jordan Valley, Oregon, for Jock and his daughter Kristen, who after a short hospital stay, passed away less than two full days after her father. Born in Winnemucca, Nevada, on November 20, 1967, Kristen Eileen was the first born child of Karen and Jock. A mirror image of her father, Kristen excelled at anything she set her mind to.Kristen was the true epitome of the All-American girl. Upon graduation she attended the University of Idaho on a full-ride academic scholarship pursuing a degree in veterinary medicine. In 1991, Kristen married Joe Baptist. They made their home at Oregon Canyon Ranch and had two wonderful children: Kaine Mathew (February 22, 1993) and Bayley Lorraine (January 19, 1997). Kristen enjoyed her children immensely and was always proud of them. She was their biggest fan and always believed in them regardless of their life choices. Friends and family will cherish many fond memories of Kris. She was well-known for being a fantastic cook, hunting, singing and dancing to music, her natural humor, and brutally honest personality, strong willed nature and true belief in relationships. Some of her closest relationships included the following: her nephew JJ, her lifelong friends Michelle Muguira and Dolly Lau Green, cousin Elisa, siblings Michon and Jon, and of course her beloved children. Kristen has always had a truly special relationship with her parents, especially her father. How fitting it be that they pass away close together where they can take care of each other. Published in Reno Gazette-Journal on July 10, 2012 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/rgj/obituary.aspx?pid=158468524#sthash.v2xj3AWH.dpuf | Echave, John (I4952428)
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| 975 | John Echevarria Gender: Male Spouse: Alijandra Sillo Spouse Gender: Female Marriage Date: Nov 28, 1903 Marriage Location: Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: This record can be found in the marriage book at the County Courthouse located in Ada Co., ID in Volume 5 on Page 424. | Family: John Echevarria / Josefa Alejandra Sillonis Mendiola (F1187020)
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| 976 | John Echevarria Gender: Male Spouse: Alijandra Sillo Spouse Gender: Female Marriage Date: Nov 28, 1903 Marriage Location: Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: This record can be found in the marriage book at the County Courthouse located in Ada Co., ID in Volume 5 on Page 424. | |
| 977 | John Mentaberry, one of Humboldt County's pioneer sheepmen, died Tuesday in a local hospital following a long illness. He was 91. Born Sept 6, 1882, in France, he came to the United States in 1906 at the the Washburn Creek Ranch near McDermittt, which he operated until 1958 when he retired. Survivors include children John Jr and Mrs Mary Yrueta both of Winnemucca, Anne Bengoa of Orovada, Fausto of Reno, Henry and Delores Jones, both of Winnemucca, George and Eddy of McDermitt and Dave of Reno. Also surviving are 19 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. today in the Eddy and Son Mortuary here. Requiem Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Friday in St Paul's Catholic Church. Burial will be in the family plot in the Winnemucca Cemetery. | Mentaberry, John (I7328083)
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| 978 | JOHN OSORO Obituary | Condolences JOHN OSORO Obituary John Daniel Osoro 1919 ~ 2010 Born November 27, 1919 in Idaho, raised in Highland Boy, UT and died January 16, 2010. He was the sixth child born to proud Basque Immigrants, Edward and Maria Santa Zatica Osoro. John married Marjorie Helen Quinn on January 3, 1941 and they were life partners for 69 years. He attended Bingham High School where he excelled in sports and was All-State in football. John, a first generation American, proudly served his country during World War II along side h his brothers and friends from Bingham Canyon, Utah. John worked for Kennecott Copper for 42 years, retiring in 1982. He was especially proud of his 68 years of service as a volunteer in the Bingham Canyon Fire Department. He enjoyed his years oof service with the Copperton Boy Scouts, little league baseball and the youth of Bingham and Highland Boy. Dad was a hard working man that could fix anything with a roll of electricians tape and a can of spray paint. He was the life of the party and thought he could sing and dance with the best of them. No one enjoyed life more than Dad and he would talk to anyone who would listen whether he knew them or not. John is survived by his wife Marjorie; children, Jon (Karol) Osoro, James (Laura) Osoro, Christine (Craig) Holder, Billy (Marlene) Osoro, Jerry (Debbie) Osoro, and Jeanie Osoro Johnson; 13 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren. The family would like to recognize all the caregivers, especially Veronica, Rachael and Rolando for their loving care of our father. Under the direction of Goff Mortuary Dad was laid to rest along side his mother, father and two brothers in a family service at Mt Calvary Cemetery on January 21, 2010. www.goffmortuary.com Published in Salt Lake Tribune on Jan. 22, 2010 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/saltlaketribune/obituary.aspx?n=john-osoro&pid=138764030&fhid=10581#sthash.X1HyFJfh.dpuf | Osoro, John Daniel (I4242340)
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| 979 | Johnny Chacartegui Johnny Chacartegui of Portland, Oregon, died on December 27, 2009 at the age of 87 after a brief stay in the hospital. Johnny will be laid to rest at the Willamette National Cemetery. The family will honor Johnny's request for a private service. Johnny was born August 21, 1922 in Boise, Idaho to Jose and Lucasia Chacartegui. Both his parents were Basque immigrants from Spain. Johnny was the youngest of six brothers and was the last survivor. Upon graduating from Nampa High School in 1941 he joined the Army and served his country during World War II. Johnny was awarded and received the Purple Heart. Johnny married his wife of 68 years, Dorothy Elliott in Nampa, Idaho. They remained married until his death. He worked for Department of Agriculture as a Federal Meat Inspector. Johnny was preceded in death by his parents and brothers Antone, Phillip, Eusibio, Julio and twin brother Joe. He is survived by his wife Dorothy and his children Jack and wife Lisa, Robert, Phyllis and her husband Gary Merrick, Kenneth and his wife Sue as well as his grandchildren Angie Minic, Benita Changi, Johnny Chacartegui, Lori Ann Merges, Doug Merrick, David Merrick, Cody Chacartegui, Melissa Chacartegui and two great-grandchildren. He is also survived by several nephews and nieces. Johnny will be loved and missed by all who knew him. Published in Idaho Statesman on January 5, 2010 print | Chacartegui, John (I2315756)
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| 980 | Jose "Joe" Luis Churruca March 22, 1921 - May 31, 2016 Jose "Joe" Luis Churruca, 95, of Marsing, passed away of natural causes on May 31, 2016, in Nampa, Idaho. Born March 22, 1921 in Boise, Idaho, Joe was the 2nd son of 1st generation Basque imimmigrants, Carmen and Frank Churruca. His early childhood was spent in the Boise Valley area. In 1930 his family moved to Marsing, Idaho. He played high school football and graduated from Marsing High School in 1940. In 1943 he married Elizabeth Ann "Bette" Willin. Together, they were blessed with 4 children. Joe was a life-long Marsing resident, farmer and Black Angus cattle-rancher. He was instrumental in helping establish the Marsing-Homedale Alfalfa Seed Co-op. Joe was received awards from National Cattlemen's Association and won Owyhee County Grassman of the Year. Joe served on the Labor Camp Corp, FHA Committee, and was an active supporter of 4H youth. He loved his family, hunting & fishing. He was a supporter of the M Marsing Disaster Auction and Marsing Senior Center. Mom died in 2002, but Dad continued to live on the farm. They say it takes a village to raise a child, but it also takes a village to help an old person live out his last years as independently as possible. With the help of the village called Marsing, Dad was fortunate to be able to live alone in his own home. He had wonderful neighbors and friends who watched over him. Especially the Senior Center, water aerobics friends and card playing buddies. He is preceded in death by his wife of 58 years, Bette; 2 infant children, Jack and Joyce; two brothers and his parents. He is survived by his children: JoAnn Morrow, Judy Welty, Jennifer (Jim) Barrett and Phillip (Julie) Aranzamendi; 9 grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren. A Viewing for Joe will be held on Tuesday, June 7, 2016 from 5:00-8:00 PM with Rosary Recital at 7:00 PM at Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Caldwell. Funeral Mass will be held Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 10:30 AM at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church, Caldwell and a dinner will follow at the church. Interment will be at 2:00 PM at the Marsing-Homedale Cemetery, Marsing, ID. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to the Marsing Ambulance Service, P.O. Box 132, Marsing, ID. 83639 or call 208-896-5563. Condolences may be given at www.Flahifffuneralchapel.com. Idaho Press-Tribune (Nampa, ID) - Friday, June 3, 2016 | Churruca, Jose Luis (I6791504)
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| 981 | José Antonio de Echaniz 8 abril, 1807 El día ocho de Abril de mil ochocientos y siete D. Juan de Beazcoa Beneficiado y cura de esta yglesia matriz San Miguel de la Anteyglesia de Hereño bautizé en ella a un niño a quien puse por nombre José Antonio, el qual nació a las dos de la mañana del propio día (según la declaración que en esta razón hizo la comadre) hijo legítimo y de legítimo matrimonio de José de Echaniz natural de la Anteyglesia de Yzpaster, y María de Homar natural de esta, y ambos vecinos de esta de Hereño; Abuelos paternos Ygnacio de Echaniz natural de la enunciada de Yzpaster, y María de Hortuzar natural de esta, y ambos vecinos de esta de Hereño. Maternos Martin de Homar naturtal de la Anteyglesia de Navarniz y Antonia de Hortuzar Barrenechea natural de esta y ambos vecinos de esta memorada de Hereño. Fueron sus padrinos Antonio de Arrascada natural de la Anteyglesia de Bedarona, y vecino de la puebla de Elanchove, e Ysabela de Homar natural y vecina de esta repetida de Hereño, a quienes advertí el parentesco espiritual y demas obligaciones que contrageron, cuia verdad para que conste lo firmé Don Juan de Beazcoa | Echaniz Omar, Jose Antonio (I104)
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| 982 | José Antonio de Echaniz y María Agustina de Ardanza Don Joaquin María de Aboitiz Cura y beneficiado de esta iglesia parroquial matriz San Miguel de la anteyglesia de Ereño Certifico que habiendo procedido con consentimiento paterno examen y aprovaron esta doctrina cristiana explicación de los impedimentos asi impedientes ... ... y las tres canonicas moniciones ... al tiempo del ofertorio de... misas ... y licencia de Señor Vicario por ... ... de que ni de las declaraciones separadamente recividas. no haviendo resultado impedimento alguno ... hoy día de la ... a el Santo Sacramento del matrimonio que por palabras de presetne contrajeron José Antonio de Echaniz hijo legítimo de legítimo matrimonio de José Antonio de Echaniz y Maria de Omar los tres naturales vecinos y parroquianos de estra y María Agustina de Ardanza viuda que quedó de Juan Antonio de Ydoiagaveitia, hija así bien de legítimo matrimonio de Martin y María Ondaro naturales vecinos y parroquianos de esta. Siendo testigos Juan Manuel de Echaniz y Pedro Benito de Mendiola vecinos y parroquianos de esta y para que de ello conste firmo hoi dia doce de Agosto de milochocientos cuarenta y uno# Dn. Joaquin María de Aboitiz | Family: Jose Antonio Echaniz Omar / Agustina Ardanza Ondaro (F23)
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| 983 | Jose Francisco and Agueda were both farmers before immigrating t the United States. Jose Francisco served in the Spanish army in the Philippines and also fought in the cavalry in Cuba before looking for work across the Atlantic. He came alone and worked in the mill at the Delamar mine for awhile before returning to Euskal Herria to marry Agueda. All of their children were born in the United States. The family moved to Jordan Valley, Oregon in 1919. | Family: Jose Francisco Mallea Barainca / Agueda Lecertua Aboitiz (F1044057)
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| 984 | Joseph Domingo Marcuerquiaga, passed away May 5, 2008. He was born at the Buffalo Ranch near Orovada on Aug 22, 1922. He was one of 11 children born to Domingo and Esperanza Marcuerquiaga. Dee wore several hats during his lifetime. He was a buckaroo and sheepherder before starting his own business, Dee's Distributing. He delivered dairy and ice cream products to stores and restaurants in the Winnemucca area. He enjoyed carpentry, repairing most anything and lending a hand wherever needed. Dee is survived by his wife, Evy, of 55 years; daughters, Juleen Marcuerquiaga and Darla Boge (Mark); grandsons Brett and Derek Boge; sister, Irene Scott, brother. Julian (Edith), sister-in-law Lorraine Marcuerquiaga; and numerous nieces and nephews. | Marcuerquiaga, Joseph Domingo (I803656)
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| 985 | Joseph George Ancho, 90, of Blackfoot, ID passed away May 23, 2016 at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center, in Idaho Falls. Joseph was born September 5, 1925 in Battle Mountain, Nevada to Jose Ancho (Abaurregaina, Nafarroa) and Dominga Urriolabetia (Ondarroa, Bizkaia). He graduated from Battle Mountain High School in Nevada before serving his country in the Army during World War II. On February 24, 1945, he was on a mission to build a pontoon bridge across the Saar River in Germany where he was seriously injured and suffered the loss of his right leg for which he was awarded the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. After the war, he obtained a Pharmacy degree from Idaho State. Joseph married Angelines Echevarria [daughter of Francisco Echevarria (Zamudio, Bizkaia) and Carmen Arestizabal (Bilbao, Bizkaia)] in Blackfoot on August 13, 1950. In 1960 Joseph bought Ancho Drug and ran it with his wife, Angie, for 23 years. He was a member of the Catholic Church. In his free time, Joseph enjoyed: fly tying, fishing, guns, squirrels, tinkering and being Angie’s fixer upper. Joseph was a proud member of the Blackfoot Kiwanis Club. He held the position of President of that organization. He also was a member of the Third and Fourth degree Knights of Columbus. He belonged to the Blackfoot Elks Lodge for 60 years. He is survived by his wife, Angie; son, Michael (Candice) Ancho of Idaho Falls; and brother George (Kathy) Ancho of Battle Mountain, Nevada. | Ancho, Joseph George (I7201428)
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| 986 | Josephine Mainvil Arriet always said that Ignacia Gorosurreta was born in Errazu but Baptism says she was born in Maya. | Micheltorena, Ignacia Geronima Gorosurreta (I6604251)
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| 987 | Josephine Mainvil Arriet gave this info in April, 1996 that her sister-in-law Grace wrote down. Josephine Mainvil Arriet's God Father is Jean Bidono, husband to aunt Catherine Mainvil. Aunt Catherine had no children before she died in 1918 from the Flu Epidemic. Jean Bidondo remarried and had a son named Pete Bidondo who lived in Wilmington. In April 2011 Josephine gave this info regarding her parents: In San Bernardino at the slaughter house Goinea was the manager, Lorenzo and Juanito were workers. Two Biarneses (French) also worked there. John Errecart also worked there but since he had asthma, he had to go to dryer climate so moved to Tranquillity with his wife and kids. The Layanas, Serverino and wife Cotilda also worked there, so did Simion Layana. Josephine also says that there was a place in L.A. called Basainia and her fat her had said he was there. | Mainvil, Josephine (I6604276)
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| 988 | Josephine Mainvil Arriet said in April, 1996: Mom came to the USA in 1912, went directly to LA where Josefa Oses (her oldest sister) worked. Mom worked for an American Family as a Maid. in winter spent time in El Centro, CA and in summer would make trips to Catalina Island. According to search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin Francisca died in San Bernardino, CA. | Oses, Francisca Bibiana (I6604249)
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| 989 | Josephine ‘Jo’ E. Arritola May 21, 1924-March 31, 2014 Vale—Josephine (Jo) E. Arritola passed away on Monday, March 31, 2014. Josephine was born in Caldwell, Idaho, on May 21, 1924, to Claudio and Justa Lequerica Arrien. When her Mom died four months after she was born, Jo’s aunt and uncle, Timoteo and Josefa Pepita Lequerica brought her to live with them and raised her, along with their five children, John, Rufus, Harry, Lib and Connie in Jordan Valley, Oregon. Jo took the bus to Caldwell to visit her father often until he died when she was 12. She started dating Joe Arritola in 1941 and they were engaged that same year. Joe served in the Air Force, serving in Africa and Italy. While he was gone, Jo lived with Lib and her husband Gene Smith and their son Gary, in Brogan, Oregon, where she attended Vale Union High School. She moved back to Jordan Valley and graduated from high school in 1942. After graduation, she moved to Seattle and when Joe returned home from World War II, they were married in Seattle on May 9, 1945 and then moved to Boise where their oldest child, James Joseph (Jim) was born in 1946 and their daughter, Joene Kay, in 1949. Jo worked for Sears & Roebuck for many years until Joe passed away on August 2, 1962. She then worked for Monroe School in the kitchen. She married Tom Brigance on October 14, 1964. She worked for Lloyd Kalblinger at Lloyd’s Country Store in Nampa and was there for many years, making so many wonderful friends. Jo and Tom moved to Vale, Oregon in 1996. Tom died in 2007. Jo moved into Pioneer Nursing Home in 2009 and lived there until her death. Jo’s first grandchild, Amy Joene, was born in 1971 to Joene. She always called Jo “Muma” which in Basque means Grandma, as did Jim’s children, Joe, Adam and Sarah and all her great-grandchildren. Muma is survived by her daughter, Joene Arritola, granddaughter Amy Romans, and her two sons, Tanner and Trevor Romans, her daughter-in-law, Kathy Arritola and her and Jim’s children, Joe and Theresa Arritola and their children, Kaelleb, Josh and Matty, Adam Arritola, Sarah Rodriguez and her husband TJ and their children, Thomas, Zettie and Tristan. She is also survived by numerous and much loved nieces and nephews and their families. Muma was preceeded in death by her first husband, Joe, her 2nd husband Tom and her son Jim, her natural parents, her Aunt and Uncle who raised her, her sister Lib and her husband Gene Smith, her sister Connie and her husband Calvin Stitzel, her brothers John Lequerica and his wife Lillian, Rufus Lequerica and his wife Luella and Harry Lequerica and his wife Esther. A Vigil Service will be held Tuesday, April 8, 2014, at 6:00 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church, 811 S. Latah, in Boise. Fr. Rob Cook will celebrate the Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 9, 2014, at 11:00 a.m., at Sacred Heart with a luncheon to follow. A private burial service will follow the luncheon. Condolences may be sent to Cloverdale Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Sacred Heart Church. | Arrien Lequerica, Josephine Elizabeth (I7956344)
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| 990 | Juan Antolin y Agustin Antolin de Uberuaga y Gaviola Gemelos En dos de Setiembre de mil ochocientos cincuenta y nueve yo D. José Francisco de Erquiaga ... y cura coadjunto de D. Dionisio de Alcibar Beneficiado y cura más antiguo de la parroquial matriz de Lequeitio bautizé solemnemente a dos niños gemelos el primero nació a las nueve de la noche de ayer y puse por nombre Juan Antolin el segundo nació a las nueve y media de la misma noche y puse por nombre Agustin Antolin; Son hijos legítimos de José Ignacio de Uberuaga y de Maria Juana de Gabiola naturales de Guizaburuaga y vecinos-parroquiales de esta villa y de su iglesia-matriz: Abuelos paternos José Ignacio de Uberuaga natural de Berriatua y Barbara de Garramiola natural de Amoroto y vecinos-parroquianos de esta villa; Maternos Antonio de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea aquel natural de Amoroto y esta de Guizaburuaga de donde son vecinos-parroquianos. Padrinos del primeroJuan Manuel de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea y del segundo Agustin y Monica de Uberuaga a quienes advertí el parentesco espiritual y sus obligaciones y para que conste firmo= Dn. José Francisco de Erquiaga | Uberuaga Gaviola, Juan Antolin (I5748198)
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| 991 | Juan Antolin y Agustin Antolin de Uberuaga y Gaviola Gemelos En dos de Setiembre de mil ochocientos cincuenta y nueve yo D. José Francisco de Erquiaga ... y cura coadjunto de D. Dionisio de Alcibar Beneficiado y cura más antiguo de la parroquial matriz de Lequeitio bautizé solemnemente a dos niños gemelos el primero nació a las nueve de la noche de ayer y puse por nombre Juan Antolin el segundo nació a las nueve y media de la misma noche y puse por nombre Agustin Antolin; Son hijos legítimos de José Ignacio de Uberuaga y de Maria Juana de Gabiola naturales de Guizaburuaga y vecinos-parroquiales de esta villa y de su iglesia-matriz: Abuelos paternos José Ignacio de Uberuaga natural de Berriatua y Barbara de Garramiola natural de Amoroto y vecinos-parroquianos de esta villa; Maternos Antonio de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea aquel natural de Amoroto y esta de Guizaburuaga de donde son vecinos-parroquianos. Padrinos del primeroJuan Manuel de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea y del segundo Agustin y Monica de Uberuaga a quienes advertí el parentesco espiritual y sus obligaciones y para que conste firmo= Dn. José Francisco de Erquiaga | Uberuaga Gaviola, Agustin Antolin (I5748197)
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| 992 | Juan Larrinaga Atxabal, ‘Txarri’, de adolescente carbonero, a soldado del lehendakari Aguirre I. Gorriti 01·03·15 | 03:00 Larrinaga Atxabal. Larrinaga Atxabal. AHOTSAK bilbao - Euskadi despide a un gudari más. El agur con honores llega esta vez a Juan Larrinaga Atxabal Txarri. El de Ea falleció el pasado 27 de enero a los 96 años. Larrinaga nació el 21 de agosto en 1918 en un edificio junto a la iglesia de Ispaster, municipio del que también eran su padre y su madre, de Goierri. Fue el mayor de nueve hermanos y hermanas. Entre los seis y los catorce años estudió en la escuela local, en tiempos de la dictadura española de Primo de Rivera. Al mismo tiempo, al ser el mayor de los hijos del matrimonio, se vio en la necesidad de ayudar en la casa y ya con diez años iba con su aitite a hacer carbón. A los catorce comenzó a trabajar con un tío hasta la evacuación que se llevó a cabo por la llegada de la Guerra Civil. Fue entonces cuando se alistó como voluntario en el batallón número 40 Mungia del PNV formado en septiembre de 1936, en la compañía Santxustegi. Él siempre estuvo orgulloso de haber pertenecido al Eusko Gudarostea presidido por el lehendakari José Antonio Aguirre. preso en gasteiz Al mes y medio, este afiliado al PNV en Ea cayó en manos de los sublevados contra la Segunda República. Le hicieron preso en Gasteiz. Fue represaliado con cárcel en la prisión de Orduña, Palencia, Guadalajara... así como obligado como esclavo de Franco a formar parte en lo que los golpistas llamaban batallones de trabajadores. A su vuelta de la guerra se casó a la edad de 30 años en Ea, donde tuvo familia. En la bella localidad costera vizcaina le recuerdan como un hombre con numerosos oficios, casi todos relacionados con el medio natural. https://www.deia.eus/actualidad/sociedad/2015/03/01/juan-larrinaga-atxabal-txarri-adolescente-5149598.html | Larrinaga Achaval, Juan (I558)
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| 993 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Jose Tomas Acarregui Lazurica / P. Bilbao (F1727792)
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| 994 | Juan “Bermeo” Urdaneta left this world after a long illness to reunite with his father on Friday, December 30, 2016. Juan was born in Bermeo, Viscaya, Spain on October 28, 1945. He came to the United States in 1964 to herd sheep in the Idaho/Oregon desert for Bill and Vaughn Stringer. After being a sheepherder for 9 years, Juan moved to Elko to help build the Holiday Inn. After that, he began his bartending career at the Stockmen’s Hotel and Casino. His next stop was the Commercial Hotel where he worked at the front bar for 18 years. Juan also bartended at the Biltoki and Toki Onas until his retirement in 2010. Juan enjoyed hunting, fishing and playing Mus with his friends. In 1988, Juan and Txapo Leniz won the United States Mus Championship in Los Angeles and went on to represent the North American Basque Organization in Argentina. Tio took great pride in teaching his son, daughter, nieces and nephews how to fish. Juan is survived by his wife of 30 years, Adrienne, daughter Rebeca Urdanteta of Reno; son, Joseba Urdaneta of Elko; granddaughter, Mercedes Hartman of Elko; grandsons, Avery Baker of Reno and Carter Kepa of Elko; mother Teo Dora Larranaga and sister Mari Carmen (Antonio) Canteras of Tulsa; nephews, Javier (Jael) Canteras of Portland, OR., Brandon Gignac, Kellen Morris and Angelo Jones; nieces, Chelsea Gignac and Kassi Morris; great nieces and nephews, Jacob, Zachy, Jayla, DeQuan, J’rue, and Parker; sisters-in-law and family in Spain. Elko Daily Free Press Jan 4, 2017 | Urdaneta, Juan (I218)
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| 995 | Juanita Bicondoa, 92 years young, went to be with Jesus on February 7, 2011. She was a longtime resident of Surprise Valley. In 1941, she married her husband, Jose Bicondoa, and moved to Eagleville for 57 years. Juanita and Jose owned a sheep ranch, where they raised their four children. Later in life, she was blessed to help in raising her niece and nephew after her sister passed away. She moved off the ranch to Cedarville, where she lived for ten years, and then spent the last two years in Reno, NV with her children. Juanita Satica was born November 1918. Juanita has six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren. She was known for her wonderful Basque bread. The funeral will be Tuesday, February 15, at 11:00 a.m. at the Cedarville Catholic Church. There will be reception at the Eagleville Hall immediately following the graveside in Eagleville. The Rosary will be February 14, 4 PM at the Cedarville Catholic Church. Obiturary from Modoc County Record - February 10, 2011 | Satica, Juanita Josephine (I4261719)
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| 996 | Julia Ann Lecertua [Julia Ann Pagoaga] Social Security #: 518825348 Gender: Female Birth Date: 15 Mar 1898 Birth Place: Other Country Death Date: 16 Jan 1991 Death Place: Sacramento Mother's Maiden Name: Ondarza Father's Surname: Pagoaga | Pagoaga, Julia (I3801054)
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| 997 | Julia Mendive-Tropf MAY 20, 1926- OCT. 13, 2021 FORMERLY OF VALE On Wednesday, October 13, 2021, Julia Matilda Mendive-Tropf passed away at a care facility in Boise, Idaho at the age of 95. “Julie” was born at home in Vale, Oregon on May 20, 1926 to Claudio and Matilda (Altide) Mendive. She grew up in Vale with 2 brothers (Antonio and Raymond), and 5 sisters (Benancia Gehley, Louisa Baratcart, Marie Hormachea, Conchita Aldape, and Francis Mendiola). On December 9, 1943, Julie married Henry Lewis (Hank) Tropf. Together, they raised two daughters, Sandra and Tamra. Julie was preceded in death by her husband, Hank, her daughter, Tamra, 2 brothers and 5 sisters. She is survived by her daughter Sandra, sons-in-law, Mike Eddy and John Larson, sister-in-law, Pheobe Mendive, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Over the years, Julie worked at several jobs in Vale. For most of those years, she worked at US National Bank. She loved working with the public and helping whenever she could. Julie was very active in the community. She moved to Boise 10 years ago, but her heart was always in Vale. She was very proud of her hometown and it’s people. Nothing was more important to Julie than her family. She loved going to whatever sport was in season to watch her grandchildren play for the Vale Vikings. As long as she was able, she attended birthday parties, holidays and just get together with her family and friends. She was very proud of her Basque heritage and would sometimes use phrases that we couldn’t translate, but we knew what she meant! She had that “Basque look” that she thought was her “get-in- line” look. Most of us didn’t take it seriously, but there were those times….the look was just different enough that you knew she was serious. Julie loved dancing, traveling and meeting people. She will be sorely missed by her family and friends. Because of the situation with Covid, a celebration of life will be held at a later date. Donations may be sent to the Ontario Basque Club, PO Box 1233, Ontario OR, 97914, or the charity of your choice. Published in the Argus Observer | Mendive, Julia Matilde (I697518)
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| 998 | Kathryn (Kathy) Dix Arritola March 16, 1948-Nov. 13, 2015 Vale Kathryn (Kathy) Dix Arritola, 67 was born in Boise, Idaho on March 16, 1948 to Alford and Dorothy Goade. She passed away November 13, 2015 at her home surrounded by her family after battling cancer for several years. Kathy attended Jefferson Elementary School, South Junior High and graduated from Borah High School. After high school she attended Boise Junior College and then received her Masters in Education from the University of Idaho. She began her teaching career at Vale Union High School in 1970, as a typing instructor, then moved into counseling, and finished her career in special Education, which became her passion. While at VHS she was an advisor for cheerleading, volleyball and ASB. She was a true Viking, a fan of all sports. While teaching at Vale High School she met and fell in love with Jim Arritola. They were married on June 1, 1973 and honeymooned in Singapore where her parents were living at the time. Together they raised three children, Joe, AJ and Sarah on "The Farm. She loved the farm life; especially raising and showing her natural colored sheep. After 37 years at VHS she retired. Jim and Kathy were then able to enjoy their time traveling to the Fairs, visiting their favorite places, Reno and Southern California. She was also able to spend the last 8 years working with her daughter at Luzetta's, where her love for coffee and sweet treats became a daily routine. She was also fortunate to see her grandchildren every day. Kathy was very proud of her family, being a Mom, Nana and Auntie meant everything to her. She will be remembered by her lullabies, her famous pancakes, her kindness to others and her love. She is survived by her 3 children, Joe (Therea) Arritola, AJ Arritola, Sarah (TJ) Rodriguez, 6 grandchildren, Kaelleb, Joshawah, Mathieu, Thomas, Zettie, and Tristan, Sister-in-law Joene Arritola, niece Amy Romans, 2 nephews Tanner and Trevor. She was proceeded in death by her parents Al and Dorthy, her husband Jim and his parents. A Rosary will be held on Thursday, November 19, 2015, at 6:00pm in the evening at St. Patricks Catholic Church with a light dinner to follow. A private burial will be held at a later time. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Vale City Library or the Ontario Basque Club. Condolences may be sent to the family at http://www.lienkaemper-thomason.com. We would like to thank everyone at MSTI and Heart and Home for their excellent care of our Mother. "Mom we love you so much, Rest in Peace". Argus Observer (Ontario, OR) - Tuesday, November 17, 2015 | Goade, Kathryn Dix (I5748247)
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| 999 | Kay Frances Cornwell Plaza Beloved daughter, mother, sister, grandmother, aunt and friend, Kay Frances Plaza, age 83, went to be with her Heavenly Father, on the morning of June 27, after a several year battle with dementia and related illnesses. She born on December 18, 1935 in Walthill, Nebraska to Kenneth and Bessie (Bahr) Cornwell, the third of four children. At the age of one, her family moved from Nebraska to Parma, Idaho. At the age of seven, her family purchased a home in Ontario, Oregon where she was raised. Kay graduated from Ontario High School in 1954. In 1956 she married Joe Plaza at the Rose Room Chapel in Winnemucca, Nevada. They started a family in Ontario, where at the time, Kay was employed at the Malheur Home Telephone Company and Joe was employed at Western Meat Company. Kay was a caring and devoted mother, who with Joe, raised six children; three boys and three girls, plus two grandchildren, all while continuing to work a variety of full-time and part-time jobs including many years at The Vogue Boutique and The Elks Club. In addition to working and raising children, Kay remained active in the Ontario Basque Club and other social organizations. Kay She had too many friends to count or to name here, but special thanks to LaVelle, Mary Kay, Arlene and Sallywas well loved and admired by many in the community and developed deep and lasting friendships. Her many kindnesses to family and friends over the years were returned to her in her later life and this outpouring of love and support for being there and standing by to help Mom out to the end in any way possible; socializing and taking her out to lunches and dinners, taking her get her hair done, bringing over food for the family and helping out at the house when she was no longer able to do some of those things herself. These friends were so loved and appreciated by Mom, and they areis deeply appreciated by her family. Kay was an accomplished cook (the best Basque rice around), baker, knitter (afghans were her specialty), and devoted fan of the Ontario Tigers. She was stylish from head to toe, and was always beautifully put together- no matter what she was doing that day.equally loved and admired by the family. Uncle Mark and Aunt Lavelle were absolute rocks of support and assistance, so beloved and appreciated for all the compassion and assistance they gave our family over the years and still today. Kay was preceded in death by her husband Joe, her parents, her sisters Joan and Rita, and grandson Patrick Joseph (PJ). She is survived by her brother Mark Cornwell (Lavelle) of Ontario, Oregon; children Joe of Fruitland, Idaho, Patrick (Laurie) of Portland, Oregon, Lori of Ontario, Mark (Cindy) of Keizer, Oregon, Lisa and Vickie Plaza of Ontario; grandchildren Ashley Plaza Watts (Jordan), Asia, Sofie, Abbie, Kiley Plaza Meza (Michael), Kody and Emma Plaza, and great grandchildren Harper, Owen, and Oliver. The family would like to especially thank the following people for their loving and caring devotion to Kay the last few years; the staff at Chris' Comfort Care, Encompass Hospice, and the many friends who visited her. Kay will be greatly missed by many, but all celebrate her final peace and will fondly remember her boundless energy, generous heart and enduring love. A funeral service will be held in Ontario at Blessed Sacrament Church on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at 11:00 AM to be followed by a lunch in the church hall and private burial. Donations in her memory can be made to TVCC Patrick Plaza Scholarship or the Ontario Basque Club. Arrangements and Services under the direction of Lienkaemper Chapel. | Cornwell, Kay (I1598067)
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| 1000 | Last name may be Gates. This Mabel Gates has same birth date in Vermont: Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908 Name: Mabel Gates Gender: Female Birth Date: 27 Aug 1905 Birth Place: Richford, Vermont, USA Father Name: Almon Gates Mother Name: Florence Bailey Burt may be from a previous marriage | Burt, Mabel Adelia "Sally" (I3321510)
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