Dominique Chotro

Notes:

Birth:
Pierre Chotro, farmer (laboreur) 30 years old, declared the birth of this child to an unknown father and Marie Chotro, his sister, cadette of the house of Cochinarra.
Witnesses were Martin Arrambide, 47 years old secretary of the mayor of this village and Jean Etcheverry, shoemaker 44 years old, owner of the house of Esquil.

Notes:

Died:
Marie Tihista, 74 years old, housewife, widow of Martin Ocafrain, died in this house of Martinenia in this village.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Bernard, cadet of Chotroenea was a witness on the death record of Antoine Barnetche of Ithurrieta in 1780. Bernard, cadet of Chotroenea was a witness on the death record of Antoine Barnetche of Ithurrieta in 1780. Bernard Tihista was a witness on the marriage record of his brother Jean Tihista in 1782. He was listed as a witness for his 1st cousin Marie Tihista's marriage with Jean Espelet in 1783. He was also a witness on his sister Gratianne's marriage with Jean Laxague in 1797. He was a witness on the death record of his sister, Francoise Chotro in 1798. He was 36 years old at the time.
• Other Information: 29 Jun 1824, Cochinarra, Urepel, France; There is another death record for this individual on this date. It says he is the owner of Cochinarra, 64 years old and his son Pierre and son-in-law Dominique Harriet declared his death. It is unclear whether one of these deaths were another individual or just duplicated for some reason.

Notes:

Birth:
Bernard Tihista, son of Gratian Tihista and Marie Elhorri, owners of Chotro in the Aldudes.
His godparents were Bernard Tihista, paternal uncle and Jeanne Antchagno, maternal grandmother.

Bernard married Marie Ilharragorry or Etchepare on 24 Aug 1784 in Les Aldudes, France. Marie (daughter of Jean/Joannes Ilharragorry or Etchepare and Marie Copena or Hasquet or Cochinarra) was born on 8 Feb 1761 in Cochinarra, Urepel, France; died on 8 Jun 1820 in Cochinarra, Urepel, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Other Information: 1783; Marie Etchepare, inheritor of Cochinarra was godmother to her nephew Jean Buchtan (Joannahandy) in 1783.

Notes:

Birth:
Marie d'Ilharragorry, daughter of Jean d'Ilharragorry and Marie de Hasqueta, owners of the borde of Cochinarra in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Gratian Hasqueta, maternal grandfather and Marie de Miguelarcaina, paternal grandmother, owner of the borde of Cochinarra.

Died:
Marie Etchepare, 59 years old, died in her house of Cochinarra.
Witnesses were Bernard Chotro, farmer (laboreur) 60 years old, husband of the deceased. and Dominique Harriet, brother-in-law 40 years old.

Notes:

Married:
Bernard Chotro, cadet of the house of Chotro in the parish and Marie Cochinarra, inheritor of the house of Chochinarra in the Aldudes.
Witnesses were Pierre Chotro, student of theology, Jean Chotro, brother of the groom and young owner of Chotro, Jean Etcheberry and Jean Inda, cadet of the house of Percain.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Gratian, inheritor of the borde of Chotro in the Aldudes was godfather to Jeanne de Tihista of Antchagno in 1752 (relationship not noted). Gratian de Saroihandi, inheritor of the borde of Chotro was godfather to Marie de Gostarssou of Chabadinenia in 1754. Gratian, inheritor of Chotrorena was godfather to Gratian de Carrica of Haritzhandia in 1756. Gratian de Chotro was a witness on the marriage record of his brother Bernard de Chotro with Marie de Hasquet in 1758. Gratian de Saroyhandy, owner of the borde of Chotro was godfather to Gratianne de Chotro of Landartia in 1760 (relationship not noted). Gratian Chotro was a witness on the marriage record of his sister Marie Chotro with Jean Coscorre in 1760. Gratian Tihista was godfather to his niece Marie Tihista of Hasqueta in 1762. Gratian Tihista was godfather to his niece Jeanne Tihista of Louissena in 1763. Gratian Chotro, owner of Chotroenea was godfather to Gratian Elhorrisoin of Doncuan in 1766 (relationship not noted). Gratian Tista, owner of Chotro was godfather to his first cousin Gratian Chotro of Laxague in 1766. Gratian Tihista, owner of Chotro was godfather to Marie Carrica of Haritzhandia in 1770. He was absent but represented by Salvat Coscorre, his domestic. Gratian Tihista, young owner of Chotroenea was godfather to Gratian Etcheverry of Esquila in 1772. He was absent but represented by Jean Etchepare, owner of Hiriartea. Gratian, owner of Chotroenia was a witness on the marriage record of Pierre Inda and Marie Hiriart in 1781. Gratian Tihista, 72 years old was a witness on the birth record of Marie Laxague of Ithurrieta in 1798 (his granddaughter).

Notes:

Birth:
Gratian de Tihista, son of Jean de Tihista and Jeanne de Chotrorena, owners of the borde of Chotrorena.
His godparents were Gratian de Chotroenia, maternal uncle and Marie de Tihista, cadette of Saroyhandy, paternal aunt.

Gratian married Jeanne Erlanyo or Bernagno or Elhorrisoin or Catalinena on 12 Jun 1759 in St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. Jeanne (daughter of Bernard dit Bernagno Elhorrisoin or Catalinena and Jeanne Antchagno) was born on 22 Aug 1735 in St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Jeanne de Bigot, young owner of Chotrorenia was godmother to Jean de Joanot (Chotro) of Pedrotipia in 1753. Jeanne d'Elhorrychury (Elorrisoin), owner of Chotroenia was godmother to Jean de Tihista of Hasqueta in 1764.
• Other Information: 1783; Jeanne Elhorrisoin, co-owner of the house of Chotroenea was godmother to Ferdinand Tihista in 1783. (she was his step-grandmother)

Notes:

Birth:
Jeanne de Catalinena, daughter of Bernard de Catalinena of Ozes and Jeanne d'Ainchinorena, renters of Teileria in Licerasse.
Her godparents were Antoine d'Ainchinorena, maternal uncle and Jeanne de Sastriarena.

Notes:

Married:
Gratian, inheritor of the borde of Chotro in the quartier of the Aldudes, widower and Jeanne Bernatto, also of the Aldudes.
Witnesses were Pierre Donjoan, owner of the house of this name, brother of the bride, Pierre, son of Joannesgaste, Bernard Chotro, brother of the groom and Jean Inherabie, owner of the house of Inherabie, all of the Aldudes.

Other Events:

• Other Information: 1783; Jean, owner of Cochinarra was witness on the marriage record of Jean Incaurpe and Marie Esnos in 1783.

Notes:

Birth:
Jean d'Ilharragorry, son of Jean d'Ilharragorry and Marie d'Etchalus, owners of the house of Etchalus in St. Etienne.
His godparents were Jean d'Ilharragorry, paternal uncle and Jeanne d'Etchalus, maternal aunt.

Died:
Jean Etchepare, owner of Cochinarrarenia, 55 years old.
Witnesses were Michel Harriet, owner of Ehailea and Gratian Achquet, elder owner of the house of Achqueta.

Jean/Joannes married Marie Copena or Hasquet or Cochinarra in Cochinarra, Urepel, France. Marie (daughter of Gratian Copen dit Hasquet and Marie Carrica) was born on 19 Feb 1735 in Hasqueta, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Marie Caupene, young owner of Cochinarra was godmother to her niece, Marie Tihista of Hasquet in 1762.

Notes:

Name:
She was noted as Marie Copena on her daughter Marie's death record in 1822.

Birth:
Marie de Haisquetta, daughter of Gratian de Haisquetta and Marie de Carrica, owners of the house of Haisquetta in Leispars.
Her godparents were Jean de Copen, paternal grandfather and Marie d'??art, owner of Carrica in Urdos.