Jean Maitia

Jean married Marie Bernatene on 22 Nov 1874 in Uhartia, Ahaxe, France. Marie was born in 1851 in Ahaxe-Alciette-Bascassan, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Birth:
Her parents were Michel Bernatene, laborer, 60 years old and Marguerite Poutcou, farmer, 52 years old from Ahaxe.

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Birth:
His birth record indicated the last name as Maitiainia for both father, son and brother and Tambourindeguy for the mother. His brother Jean Maitia is noted as master of Arraincaria and is 30 years old (this would make him born in 1777 before his parents marriage).

Jean married Jeanne Bidegaray on 19 Nov 1831 in Olhaberry, Esterencuby, France. Jeanne was born on 12 Apr 1810 in Olhaberry, Esterencuby, France; died on 07 Aug 1846 in Olhaberry, Esterencuby, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Birth:
Her parents were Jean Bidegaray and Marie Christeth.

Died:
A witness listed on his death record was Martin Maitia, laborer at Caracainborda and 29 years old (her husband's nephew).

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Birth:
According to birth record of Jean (Maitiainea) Maitia he was 46 in 1807 which would make his birth year 1761.

According to his marriage record, his family is from the house of Maitie in the parish of Uharte. (village is possibly Uhart-Cize)

Died:
He was 65 years old, a laborer and a widower at the time of his death.

Martin married Gratianne Tambourin or Tambourindeguy on 24 May 1785 in Arraincaria, Esterencuby, France. Gratianne (daughter of Michel or Miguel Tambourindeguy and Gratianne Tristant) was born about 1765 in Arraincaria, Esterencuby, France; died on 29 Jan 1817 in Arraincaria, Esterencuby, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Name:
Her name was listed as Barandeguy on her daughter Catherine's marriage record in 1830.

Died:
Her date of death was listed as 3/7/1811 on marriage record of her son Jean Maitia & Marie Oyhampe as well as Jean Maitia and Gratianne Tambourindeguy.

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This record came from the parish of St. Jean le Vieux. It was noted as both Bidegain and Arraincaria. It indicated that the house was in the quartier of Harriette.

Married:
The house was also known as Bidegain.