Catherine Iriquy

Notes:

Birth:
Catherine d'Iriquy, daughter of Bernard d'Iriquy and Dominique de Mendiburu, owners of the borde of Nafarrena in the quartier of Hayra.
Her godparents were Bernard de Mendiburu, maternal uncle and Catherine Iriquy, paternal aunt.

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 Dominique Mendiburu on 02 Sep 1736 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. Dominique (daughter of Joannes Mendiburu and Marie Aparain) was born in in Mendiburu, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Other Information: She was godmother to Dominique d'Urhels in 1745. She was godmother to her grandson, Martin Oxalde in 1778.

Notes:

Married:
Bernard d'Iriquy, young owner of the borde of Nafarrena in the quartier of Hayra and Dominique, daughter of the house of Mendiburu in Leispars.
Witnesses were Miguel, owner of the house of Aparain in Leispars and Sanson d'Etchegoyen, shoemaker.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Joannes d'Iriquy, owner of the borde of Nafarsouhy was a witness on the marriage record of Pedro d'Antonena alias Bichar with Jeanne d'Ocafrain in 1716. Joannes d'Iriquy, owner of the borde of Naigfar in the quartier of Hayra was a witness on the marriage record of his relative Dominique d'Errecart of Lasse with Pierre d'Etchechury of Chancho in 1719. Joannes d'Iriquy was godfather to his grandson Joannes d'Iriquy of Gnafarena in 1720. Jean d'Iriquy was godfather to his granddaughter Marie de Mendiburu in 1736. Joannes d'Iriquy was godfather to his granddaughter Marie d'Iriquy of Gnafar in 1737.

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Died:
Jean d'Iriquy, elder owner of the borde of Nafarrena in the quartier of Hayra, (no age given).
Witnesses were Samson d'Etchegoyen, owner of Joaignarena of St. Etienne and Jean, young owner of Urhelce.

Joannes/Jean married Marie Etcheberry before 1691 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. Marie was born est 1677 in Etcheberry, Bastide, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France; died on 20 Jan 1712 in Gnafarenia, Banca, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
Marie, daughter of the house of Etcheberry in the Bastide, wife of Joannes d'Iriquy, owner of the house of Naifar in the quartier of Hayra, about 35 years old. She died in childbirth.

Joannes married Marie Aparain in Mendiburu, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. Marie was born in in France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Marie d'Aparain was godmother to her granddaughter Marie d'Iriquy of Gnafar in 1737.