Catherine Iraburu

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Birth:
Catherine d'Iraburu, daughter of Jean d'Iraburu and Marie Crutchet, owners of Barberania in the Aldudes.
Her godparents were Jean d'Iraburu, paternal uncle and Catherine Crutchet, sharecropper (metayer) of Gniminonia in St. Etienne.

Other Events:

• Other Information: 1782; Jean Iraburu, owner of Barbarenea was godfather to his granddaughter Jeanne Iraburu in 1782.
• Other Information: 1783; Jean Iraburu, owner of the house of Barbararenea, was a witness on the death record of his granddaughter, Jeanne Iraburu in 1783.
• French Notary Documents: 20 Oct 1783, Les Aldudes, France; Testament

Notes:

Died:
Jean Iraburu, owner of the house of Barberarenea, 60 years old.
Witnesses were Bernard Tihista, owner of Hachquet and Bernard Coscorre, owner of the house of Coscorre.

Jean married Marie Curutchet on 20 Feb 1748 in Barberarena, Les Aldudes, France. Marie (daughter of Etienne Curutchet and Francoise Magnero de la Torre or Mendigorry) was born on 16 Jan 1727 in Etchetobehere, St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Marie de Courouxet was godmother to her nephew Pierre de Galatoin in 1752. Marie de Courouxet was godmother to her nephew Jean de Nimignoarena in 1756.

Notes:

Birth:
Marie de Courouchet, daughter of Etienne de Courouchet and Francoise of the place called Mendigorria in High Navarre, owners of the house of Etchetobehere in Guermiette.
Her godparents were Jean de Courouchet, paternal grandfather and Marie de Guereciette in the quartier of Lasse.

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Married:
Jean d'Iraburu, cadet of Pelenenia, quartier of St. Martin in Ozes and Marie de Courouxet, inheritor of the house of Barberarena in the Aldudes.
Witnesses were Jean de Guereciet, cousin of the groom, Pierre d'Iraburu, brother of the groom, Pierre d'Etchechury of Bidarray and Bernard, son of Jacachury in Eyheraldia.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Beltran d'Iraburu was godfather to his granddaughter Francoise d'Iraburu Curuchet in 1750.

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Etienne de Couruxet, master surgeon (Me. chruigien) was godfather to his grandson Etienne d'Iraburu of Barbararena in 1743 Etienne de Courouxet, master surgeon (Me. chiruigien) was godfather to his grandson Etienne de Nimignoarena of Accotainbehere in 1754. Etienne Curuchet, barber/surgeon (maître chirurgien) was godfather to Dominique Oxarart of Antchagno in 1766. Etienne Curutchet, surgeon (chirugien) was godfather to his granddaughter Jeanne Curutchet in 1771.

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Died:
Etienne Curutchet, surgeon (chirugien), owner of Barberarenea, 88 years old.
Witnesses were Jean Etcheberry and Jean Salaberry.

Etienne married Francoise Magnero de la Torre or Mendigorry in France. Francoise was born about 1692 in Navarre, Spain; died on 23 Nov 1784 in Barberarena, Les Aldudes, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Francoise de Mendygorry was godmother to her granddaughter Francoise de Iraburu Curuchet in 1750. Francoise de Latour, was godmother to her grandson Etienne de Nimignoarena of Accotainbehere in 1754.
• French Notary Documents: 7 Jan 1781, Les Aldudes, France; Testament
• French Notary Documents: 24 Jan 1782, Les Aldudes, France; Testament

Notes:

Birth:
There are families in Mendigorria, Navarre who have the surnames of Maneru and Latorre/Lator around the time of her birth. Further research necessary to determine if this is the area where she was born.

Died:
Francoise Manero Latorre, elder owner of the house of Barberainea, 92 years old.
Witnesses were Jean Etcheberry, sonneur des cloches and Jean Sallaberry, school master (maitre d'ecole).

Other Events:

• Godparent or Witness: Jean de Courouchet was godfather to his granddaughter Marie de Courouchet of Etchetobehere in 1727.

Jean married Jeanne Iriondo on 11 Feb 1697 in St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. Jeanne was born in in St. Etienne de Baigorry, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Jean Louys de Curutxet, surgeon and Jeanne d'Iriondo, both of the parish of St. Etienne.
Witnesses were M. Jean d'Aparain, priest and Jean d'Iriart, mule driver.