Joannes Bourmalatz

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Joannes, son of Mourmalatz was a witness on the marriage record sof his cousin Joannes de Mocarte with Marie de Pocorena of Coscorrebehere in 1709. Joannes, inheritor of Bourmalatz was a witness on the marriage record of his brother Gracian de Bourmalatz with Jeanne, inheritor of Bastanchouhy in 1710. Joannes, inheritor of the house of Bourmalatz was godfather to his nephew Joannes de Bourmalatz of Martinpocorena in 1711. Joannes, owner of the house of Mourmalatz in Oticoren was a witness on the marriage record of his sister Catherine de Mourmalatz with Martin d'Etcheberry in 1712. Joannes, owner of the house of Mourmalatz was a witness on the marriage record of his brother Miguel de Mourmalatz with Marie de Pedrobelcha in 1713. Joannes, owner of the house of Bourmalatz in Oticoren was godfather to his nephew Joannes de Bourmalatz of Joannesbelcha in 1716.

Joannes married Jeanne Goyhenetche on 16 Feb 1711 in Bourmalatz, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. Jeanne (daughter of Parent Goyhenetche) was born in in Goyhenetche, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Joannes, inheritor of Mourmalatz and Jeanne, cadette daughter of the house of Goyhenetche, both of the quartier of Oticoren.
Witnesses were Gracian de Mourmalatz, brother of the groom and Anton d'Ocafrain, owner of the house of Iriart in Urdos, brother in law of the bride.

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Died:
Joannes de Mourmalatz, owner of the house of Mourmalatz.

Joannes married Jeanne Louissena in Bourmalatz, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. Jeanne was born about 1647 in France; died on 12 Jan 1712 in Bourmalatz, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Jeanne de Louyse, owner of the house of Mourmalatz was godmother to her grandson Joannes de Bastanchuhirena in 1711.

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Died:
Jeanne de Louyssena, owner of the house of Mourmalatz in Oticoren, about 70 years old.

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Married:
This family is either from the house of Mocarte or Bourmalatz.