Andrea Dornaleche

Other Events:

• Other Information: She was married to Jose M. Vega in 1963 in Santa Barbara.
• Other Information: 1928; According to a descendant, Andrea, her husband Frank Garcia, their child and her brother Bernardo, were all caught in the St. Francis Dam collapse in 1928. Frank Garcia and the child lost their lives.

Other Events:

• Courtcase: #19925 Uharriet v. Dornaleche & Dornaleche #16427 People v. P. Inda, B. Inda & Uharriet 1/5/1891

Notes:

Courtcase:
He rented 60 acres from P. Uharriet at Rancho La Ballona with his father for farming in 1893. He also owned 3 horses, 4 colts, 1 buggy, spring wagon and 40 tons of hay.

Died:
He was 64 years old when he died.

Domingo married Dolores Urquides on 24 Jul 1895 in Los Angeles, California. Dolores was born in Mar 1873 in California; died on 28 Jun 1932 in San Fernando, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died:
She was 57 years old when she died.

She was 57 years old when she died.

Notes:

Married:
Book 38 Page 259
Witnesses: none noted

Other Events:

• Residence: Address:
  1881 Los Angeles City Directory
  San Fernando
• Courtcase: #1701 Garnier v. Dornaleche 8/1/1870 #2716 McGowan v. Dornaleche 4/12/1875 #1635 Guardianship of Biscailuz 6/24/1882 #19925 Uharriet v. Dornaleche & Dornaleche 8/1/1893
• LA Miscellaneous: 4/20/1865 Amestoy & Dornaleche Bill of Sale, Book 1 Page 187 6/9/1866 Dornaleche & Amestoy, Bill of Sale, Book 1 Page 303
• Tax Assessments: TA 1870-71: 5,000 improved sheep = $7,500, 3 California horses = $75, 15 rams = $75, 1 spring wagon = $100, Harness = $10 TA 1875: (San Fernando) Improved land of San Fernando Sheep Co. = $200, 1 spring wagon = $100, Wagon = $150, harness = $20, 2 halfbreed horses = $60, 2 Spanish horses = $50, 30 rams = $300, 5,000 graded sheep = $10,000, 8,000 common sheep = $7,500.
• Title Deeds: 4/20/1865 Grantor Domingo Amestoy 7-157 6/9/1866 Grantee Domingo Amestoy 8-70
• Census: 1880, San Fernando, California; California, Los Angeles, San Fernando, District 035, page 10

Notes:

Birth:
His parents were Pierre Dornaletche, 45 years old and Marie Camblong who were owners of the house of Archipia in Jatxou.
Note: This house was also know as Aguerrechipia.

Courtcase:
In 1870, he had sheep on ex-Mission San Fernando lands.
In 1875, he drove a band of sheep (3,800) through another's property - trespassed.
He took over sheep left in estate of J.B. Biscailuz and raised them after he married Biscailuz's widow, for this he offered William Biscailuz $6,000 for his share of the estate after his mother died.
He was taking care of William Biscailuz, his stepson after Juana died.
He rented 60 acres from P. Uharriet in Rancho La Ballona with his son Domingo to ranch in 1893, also had 3 horses, 4 colts, 1 buggy, 1 spring wagon, 40 tons of hay.

Census:
Bernardo Donaleche, age 50, born France, sheepraiser was living in San Fernando with the following individuals:
Martin Biscailuz, step-son, 19 years old, born California, at school
William Biscailuz, step-son, 16 years old, born California, at school
Domingo Donaleche, son, 11 years old, born California, at school
Mary Donaleche, daughter, 7 years old, born California, at school
Auguste Echeverria, 27 years old, born Spain, laborer
John Ballan, 26 years old, born France, laborer
Valentine Altanet, 29 years old, born France, laborer
John Lapist, 57 years old, born France, laborer
Alfonse Urtasun, 25 years old, born Spain, laborer
Chancho Monon, 30 years old, born France, laborer

Bernard/Bernardo married Jeanne/Juana Belategui. Jeanne/Juana was born in 1830 in France; died on 30 Sep 1878 in Los Angeles, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Courtcase: #1701 Garnier v. Dornaleche 8/1/1870 #1635 Guardianship of Biscailuz 6/24/1882
• Other Information: She was godmother to Juana Amestoy (b. 6/4/1865) - daughter of Domingo Amestoy.

Notes:

Name:
Her name was written variously as Bulategui, Buritey & Bulatecui.

Birth:
There is a family name of Boulouteguy that married with the Biscailuz family in Hasparren in 1830. Unable to find Belategui in Basque archives so this might be a match, although no Jeanne Boulouteguy found around that time. Further research necessary.