Francoise Erramouspe

Notes:

Birth:
Her godparents were Jean Erramouspe, paternal uncle and Francoise Gnafar, maternal aunt.

Other Events:

• Other Information: 1783; Arnaud Erramuspe was a witness on the marriage record of his brother Bertrand with Jeanne Elgart in 1783.
• French Notary Documents: 1 Jun 1783, Banca, France; Obligation

Notes:

Birth:
Arnaud d'Erramuspe, son of Jean Erramuspe and Marie d'Ipoutxa, owners of the borde of Antonena in the quartier of Ercatz.
His godparents were Arnaud Erramouspe, paternal uncle and Gratianne Antonena, maternal aunt.

French Notary Documents:
Ernaut Erramouspe, cadet of the house of Bichar agreed to support a child by Jeanne Betricain, cadette of the house of Chaharra in Leispars.

Died:
This death record is assumed to be Arnaud as no record exists with his name. This record matches his age with no house listed. Also on his daughter Marie's marriage record in Mouguerre in 1829, he is listed as deceased. Since no other record seems to match, this is assumed to be correct one. Further research necessary.

Arnaud married Catherine Iriquy in Jun 1783 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. Catherine (daughter of Gaston or Castor Ipar or Iriquy and Jeanne Barnetche) was born on 4 Jan 1764 in Barnetche, Banca, France; died on 28 Mar 1830 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• French Notary Documents: 17 Mar 1808; AD64, Notary Records, Baigorry, Etude II, Jean Harismendi, 1808, page 718 of 934.
• French Notary Documents: 28 Aug 1808; AD64, Notary Records, Baigorry, Etude II, Jean Harismendi, 1808, page 265 of 934.

Notes:

Birth:
Catherine Iriqui, daughter of Caston Iriqui and Jeanne Barnetche, owners of the house of Nafar in Haira.
Her godparents were Bernard d'Iriquy, owner of Gnafarenia, paternal grandfather and Catherine Elicabehere, elder owner of Barnetche in Iramehaca, maternal grandmother.

French Notary Documents:
Reciept of money from Pierre Erramouspe to Arnaud Erramouspe and Catherine Iriquy for sale of land. Also included Caston Iriquy and Michel Iriquy, both born in Gnafarenia but living in Uhart and Osses respectively (unknown relationship).

French Notary Documents:
Liquidation contract for exchange of debt by Arnaud Erramouspe and Catherine Iriquy, owner adventif and owner of Gnafarenia in La Fonderie from 4/28/1807 in favor of Francois and Pierre Pene, father and son. A portion of money for Jean Iriart-Cuburu, owner of Garat in St. Etienne as inherited from his wife, Marie Iriart in her will date 5 Germinal An 12 was given in exchange. This was money owed from estate of Marie Iriquy to her niece, Catherine Iriquy.

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French Notary Documents:
Marriage of Ernaut Erramouspe, cadet son of Bichar, in the village of St. Etienne, quartier of Ercats and Catherine d'Iriquy, inheritor of Nafar in the quartier of Hayra.

Notes:

Birth:
Joannes d'Erramuspe, natural son of Betry d'Erramuspe, son of the borde of Peilloerreca and Marie d'Aparain, daughter of the house of Petrizainarena.
His godparents were Joannes d'Aparain, owner of the house of Ainciart, maternal uncle and Jeanne Etcheberry, owner of the house of Eyharalutz, paternal aunt by marriage.

Jean/Joannes married Marie Iputcha or Cubiarin on 3 Feb 1738 in Antonena/Bichar, Banca, France. Marie (daughter of Jean/Joannes Iputcha or Cubiarin and Agnes Antonena or Minhonde or Bichar) was born on 6 Aug 1719 in Antonena/Bichar, Banca, France; died on 10 Sep 1753 in Antonena/Bichar, Banca, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Marie d'Ipoutxarena, daughter of Joannes d'Ipoutxarena and Marie d'Antonena, owners of the borde of Antonena in Guermiete.
Her godparents were Pedro, elder owner of Antonena, maternal grandfather and Marie de Bidondo.

Notes:

Married:
Jean d'Erramouspe, son of the borde of Petripeilorena and Marie, inheritor of the borde of Antonena in the quartier of Ercatz.
Witnesses were Jean d'Erramouspe, Jean d'Erramouspe, Jean d'Erramouspe and Pierre d'Erramouspe, all cousins of the groom.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Gaston d'Iriquy was godfather to his brother Gaston d'Iriquy of Nafarena in 1745. Gaston, inheritor of the borde of Nafar was a witness on the marriage record of Jean de Chanchorena and Marie d'Oxagarate in 1747. Caston d'Iriquy was godfather to his nephew Caston de Maneserio of Antonsaroy (Chalbadorena) in 1754. Caston d'Iriquy, inheritor of Gnafar was godfather to Caston d'Etchechury of Mehaca in 1757 (relationship not noted). Gaston de Nafar was a witness on the marriage record of this sister Marie Nafar (Iriquy) with Martin Golcho in 1764. Caston Iriquy was godfather to Marie Erramouspe in 1768.

Notes:

Birth:
Gaston d'Ipar, son of Bernard d'Ipar and Marie d'Etchechoury, owners of the borde of Naigfar in the quartier of Hayra.
His godparents were Gaston d'Etchechury, maternal uncle and Marie d'Aparain, inheritor of the house of Urricarriet.

Gaston married Jeanne Barnetche on 31 Jan 1763 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. Jeanne (daughter of Michel/Miguel Minhondo or Barnetche and Catherine Cuburu or Elicabehere) was born on 1 Feb 1736 in Barnetche, Banca, France; died on 28 Apr 1814 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Jeanne Barnetche was godmother to her nephew Pierre Barnetche of Barnetche in 1762.
• Other Information: She was the widow of Gaston Iriquy at the time of her marriage in 1774.

Notes:

Birth:
Jeanne de Barenetche, daughter of Michel de Barenetche and Catherine d'Elizabehere, owners of the borde of Barenetche in the quartier of Iramehaka.
Her godparents were Jean de Mococain, paternal uncle and Jeanne d'Elissabehere, maternal aunt.

Notes:

Married:
Castor Idiqui, inheritor of the house of Nafar in Haira and Jeanne Barnetche, daughter of the borde of Barnetche in Iramehaca.
Witnesses included Jean Durrets and Bernard Durrets, cousins of the groom, Joseph Iriquy, brother of the groom and Joseph Saindua.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Pierre d'Erramuspe was godfather to his grandson Pierre d'Erramuspe (Etchart) of Betripeillo in 1747.

Notes:

Died:
Pierre d'Erramouspe, elder owner of the borde of Betirypeilo, about 65 years old.
Witnesses were Antoine, owner of Cubiarin Erreca and Martin, owner of Cubiarin.

Betry married Marie Aparain on 27 Jul 1716 in St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. Marie (daughter of Martin Aparain and Jeanne Corte) was born about 1689 in Betricaina, Banca, France; died on 23 Feb 1769 in Betripeilloenia, Banca, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Marie, owner of Betripeillo was godmother to Marie d'Erramuspe of Peilloerreca in 1742 (relationship no noted). Marie, owner of Petripeillo was godmother to her grandson Gratian d'Erramouspe of Antonena in 1743. Marie de Betricainarena was godmother to her grandson Pierre d'Etchart Oronos in 1749.

Notes:

Died:
Marie de Betricena, elder owner of Petripellorena, about 80 years old.

Notes:

Married:
Betry d'Erramuspe, son of Peilloerreca and Marie, daughter of the house of Betrizainarena, both of St. Etienne.
Witnesses were Joannes d'Erramuspe, owner of the house of Eyharalatz, brother of the groom, Joannes d'Aparain, owner of Ainciart, uncle of the bride and Bernard de Souhilar, sonneur des cloches.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Jean d'Iputcha was godfather to his grandson Jean d'Erramouspe of Antonena in 1741.

Notes:

Died:
Jean, elder owner of the borde of Antonena in the quartier of Ercatz, about 72 years old.
Witnesses were Bernard, owner of the borde of Nafar and Pierre, owner of the house of Errecalde.

Jean/Joannes married Agnes Antonena or Minhonde or Bichar on 23 Nov 1711 in Antonena/Bichar, Banca, France. Agnes (daughter of Pedro or Betry Antonena and Marie Munhustagaray or Biscarrena) was born on 9 Oct 1693 in Antonena/Bichar, Banca, France; died on 24 Mar 1740 in Antonena/Bichar, Banca, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Agnes d'Antonena was godmother to her nephew Martin de Joannessena in 1713.

Notes:

Birth:
Agnes d'Antonena, daughter of Betry d'Antonena and Marie de Mounhoustagaray.
Her godparents were Joannes de Minhondo and Agnes d'Etcheberry, owner of Mounoustagaray.

Died:
Aignes, elder owner of the borde of Antonena in Ercats, 46 years old.
Witnesses were Gratian, elder owner of the borde of Niminoarena and Bernard owner of Ambulordoquy.

Notes:

Married:
Joannes, cadet son of the house of Ipoutxarena in St. Etienne and Agnes, inheritor of the house of Antonena alias Biscar.
Witnesses were Miguel d'Erremuspe, owner of the house of Joannesederrena of Occos and Joannes d'Ipoutxa, owner of the house of Etchezahar in Urdos.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Bernat d'Iriquy, young owner of the borde of Nafar was a witness on the marriage record of his sister Catherine d'Iriquy and Bernard de Mendiburu in 1735. Bernat d'Iriquy was godfather to his nephew Bernat d'Ourhelz in 1737. Bernat d'Iriquy, young owner of the borde of Nafarrena in Hayra was godfather to his niece Marie de Mendiburu in 1737. Bernard d'Idiquy was godfather to Bernard d'Erio dit Bernadet (Hasquet) of Chalbador in 1749 (relationship not noted). Bernard Iriqui was godfather to his granddaughter Catherine Iriqui of Nafar in 1764.
• French Notary Documents: 9 Jan 1771, Banca, France; Testament
• French Notary Documents: 27 Apr 1802; Reglement of the house of Gnafar in La Fonderie

Notes:

French Notary Documents:
Bernard Iriquy provided his testament which noted that he had 7 children from his marriage to his 2nd wife Dominique Mendiburu: Joseph, Gaston, Martin, Miguel, Marie (married in house of Golco in St. Etienne), another Marie (married in house of Garat in Occos) and Jeanne Iriquy. It also mentions his granddaughter Catherine Iriquy, child of his son Gaston from his first marriage, as "heretiere" (which assumes of the house of Gnafarenia).

Bernard married Marie Etchechury on 21 Nov 1718 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. Marie (daughter of Sancho Etchechury and Marie Ainchiart) was born about 1697 in Chanchoinea, Banca, France; died on 29 Mar 1732 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died:
Marie, owner of the borde of Nafarsuhirena in the quartier of Hayra, about 35 years old.

Notes:

Married:
Bernard d'Iriquy, inheritor of the borde of Naigfar in the quartier of Hayra and Marie d'Etchechoury, daughter of the borde of Sancho, also in the quartier of Hayra.
Witnesses included Bernard, owner of the house of Iriquy in Lasse, uncle of the groom and Betry Etchechury, brother of the bride.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Miguel de Barhenetche was a witness on the marriage record of his sister Gratianne de Barhenetche with St. Marc de Salaberry in 1742. Miguel de Barhenetchebehere was godfather to his granddaughter Jeanne de Barhenetchebehere in 1752.

Notes:

Birth:
Miguel de Minhondo, son of Joannes de Minhondo and Marie de Mocozain, owners of the house of Bidart in Oticoren.
His godparents were Miguel de Minhondo and Jeanne de Mocozain.

Michel/Miguel married Catherine Cuburu or Elicabehere on 5 Feb 1725 in Barnetche, Banca, France. Catherine (daughter of Pedro Elicabehere and Catherine Cuburu or Iriart) was born on 3 Apr 1707 in St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Catherine, owner of Barhenetche in Iramehaca was godmother to her niece in law, Catherine de Salaberry in 1743. Catherine, elder owner of Barhenetche was godmother to her grandson Martin de Barhenetche in 1754. Catherine Elicabehere was godmother to her grandson Jean Urricariet of Elicague in 1763. Catherine Elicabehere, elder owner of Barnetche was godmother to her granddaughter Catherine Iriqui of Nafar in 1764. Catherine Elicabehere was godmother to her granddaughter Catherine Erramuspe of Antonena in 1766.

Notes:

Birth:
Catherine d'Elicabehere, daughter of Pedro d'Elicabehere, blacksmith (forgeron) and Catherine de Cuburu, daughter of Iriart of St. Etienne.
Her godparents were Christobal d'Elicabehere, blacksmith of Lasse, paternal uncle and Catherine d'Iriart, maternal aunt.

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Married:
Michel, inheritor of Barnechebehere of Othicoren and Catherine, daughter of Iriart of St. Etienne.
Witnesses were M. elder owner of Corcabalgaray and M. de Mococain, owner of Etchegaray.