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Notes

Matches 23,051 to 23,100 of 23,399

#	Notes	Linked to
23051	Was written as Mirasson	Mirassou, Jean (I16185)
23052	Went to live with Igoa family later in life.	Mendionde, Pierre (I161)
23053	Wesley Donaldson was 65 years old when he died and his wife's first initial was "G".	Donaldson, Wesley C. (I14990)
23054	When he died he left an insurance policy of $1,000 with the sole beneficiary being Mary Yturralde.	Yturralde, Juan/John (I16443)
23055	While attending mass, he suffered a stroke and died a few days later.	Gariador, Jean Martin (Pattin) (I4)
23056	While in the Army, 2nd Batallion, 2nd Compagnie, Jean Bidard, native of LaFonderie, contracted a fever and entered the military hospital in Macon on 3/15/1871 where he died on 3/18/1871. He was 25 years old.	Bidart, Jean (I10877)
23057	Widow Gratianne Elgart, 80 years old, farmer, died in the house of Donkuanenia in this village.	Elgart, Gratianne (I11963)
23058	William (28 years) and Margaret Coker (28 years) were living in Marion County with their eldest son, George Washington Coker (1 year). William was born in Arkansas, Margaret in Tennessee and George in Arkansas. William was a farmer.	Coker, William (River Bill) (I215)
23059	William (38 years) and Margaret Coker (38 years) were living in Sugarloaf with their children, George W. (10 years), Winny (8 years), Edward (4 years), Mary L. (1 year). William and the children were born in Arkansas and Margaret in Tennessee. William was a farmer.	Coker, William (River Bill) (I215)
23060	William A. Valenzuela was 48 years old when he died and his wife's first initial was "K".	Valenzuela, William Anastacio (I17979)
23061	William and Martina Seminario were living on Alcazar St. in Los Angeles with their children Frank 25, Nicanor 21, Aniceto 19, Margaret 17, Isadora 15 and Ezekiel 12. He was 56 years old and she was 50. It was unknown when they immigrated and they were all born in Spain. The family was all engaged in farming except Margaret who was a saleslady in a grocery store.	Seminario, Guillermo/William (I17514)
23062	William and Martina Seminario were living on Alcazar St. in Los Angeles with their children Frank 25, Nicanor 21, Aniceto 19, Margaret 17, Isadora 15 and Ezekiel 12. He was 56 years old and she was 50. It was unknown when they immigrated and they were all born in Spain. The family was all engaged in farming except Margaret who was a saleslady in a grocery store.	Marticorena Yraneta, Martina (I17515)
23063	William Domecq was living on County Road in Buena Park with his daughter Mary J. and son-in-law Henry H. Boisseranc and their two eldest sons. He was 68 years old and a widower. He was a farm laborer on their family farm.	Domecq, Guillaume/Guillermo (I18304)
23064	William G. (37 years) and Ann Eliza Townsley (33 years) were living in Post Oak with their children, Alonzo B. (11 years), Mary E. (8 years), Lenora C. (6 years), Erastus V. (4 years) and Eudora (2 years). William, Ann Eliza and Alonzo were all born in East Tennessee but all the other children were born in Missouri. William was a teacher.	James, Lenora Adeline (I216)
23065	William G. (37 years) and Ann Eliza Townsley (33 years) were living in Post Oak with their children, Alonzo B. (11 years), Mary E. (8 years), Lenora C. (6 years), Erastus V. (4 years) and Eudora (2 years). William, Ann Eliza and Alonzo were all born in East Tennessee but all the other children were born in Missouri. William was a teacher.	James, William Galbraith (Billy) (I217)
23066	William G. (37 years) and Ann Eliza Townsley (33 years) were living in Post Oak with their children, Alonzo B. (11 years), Mary E. (8 years), Lenora C. (6 years), Erastus V. (4 years) and Eudora (2 years). William, Ann Eliza and Alonzo were all born in East Tennessee but all the other children were born in Missouri. William was a teacher.	Townsley, Ann Eliza (I218)
23067	William G. (47 years) and Ann E. (47 years) were living in Sugarloaf with their children, Mary E. (18 years), Leonora C. (16 years), Erastus V. (14 years), Eudora (12 years), Samantha F. (10 years), Earnest V. (8 years), Cyrus A. (5 years) and Anzorena (3 years). He was a farmer. Note: The next entry is Alexander M. James (31 years), his wife Mary J, their son William and Lucinda Jame (36 years), possibly siblings of William.	Townsley, Ann Eliza (I218)
23068	William G. (47 years) and Ann E. (47 years) were living in Sugarloaf with their children, Mary E. (18 years), Leonora C. (16 years), Erastus V. (14 years), Eudora (12 years), Samantha F. (10 years), Earnest V. (8 years), Cyrus A. (5 years) and Anzorena (3 years). He was a farmer. Note: The next entry is Alexander M. James (31 years), his wife Mary J, their son William and Lucinda James (36 years): siblings of William.	James, William Galbraith (Billy) (I217)
23069	William G. (47 years) and Ann E. (47 years) were living in Sugarloaf with their children, Mary E. (18 years), Leonora C. (16 years), Erastus V. (14 years), Eudora (12 years), Samantha F. (10 years), Earnest V. (8 years), Cyrus A. (5 years) and Anzorena (3 years). He was a farmer.	James, Lenora Adeline (I216)
23070	William G. James and Ann Eliza Townsley James were from East Tennessee. The James farm was located in Sugarloaf Township near the Cokers (their daughter Lenora's in-laws). Their farm is now part of Lead Hill, Arkansas. It was originally part of Izard County then Marion County and now Boone County. Written by Anna Bea Sarra.	Family: William Galbraith (Billy) James / Ann Eliza Townsley (F73)
23071	William was tortured by the bushwackers near the end of the Civil War. He was killed or later died. He had recently sold the slaves and the robbers wanted the gold which was buried and never found. (Written by Anna Bea Sarra.)	Coker, William (River Bill) (I215)
23072	Williston Daily Herald (ND) - Jan. 17, 2006 GLASGOW, Mont. - Paul B. Tihista, Hinsdale, Mont., died Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006, of natural causes at the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow, Mont. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m., on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2006, at St. Raphael's Catholic Church in Glasgow. There will be a rosary service at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at Bell Chapel in Glasgow. Interment will be at Nashua Cemetery in Nashua, Mont . Paul B. Tihista was born on Oct. 24, 1925, in Glasgow, Mont . He was one of seven children born to Michael and Marie (Ippaguerre) Tihista. Paul was raised in Nashua, graduating from Nashua High School in 1943. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in August 1943, seeing action in the Pacific during World War II. He married Jean Woronoski on June 19, 1954, in Regina, Saskatchewan. He was a lifetime Glasgow businessman starting with Econo Lumber in 1969. Paul was an avid card player, a huge New York Yankee fan and a devout Democrat. He was on the Democratic Central Committee for Valley County. Paul was appointed by the Governor to the Montana Fish and Game Commission and served from 1978 to 1983. Paul was preceded in death by his parents and brothers Ed, John and Jerry Tihista. He is survived by his wife Jean of Glasgow; son, Paul Tihista Jr., of Mesquite, Nev.; daughter LeAnn (Brian) White of Kirkland, Wash.; sister Irene Stuart of Gilford, Mont.; brothers Mike (Barbara) Tihista of Auburn, Wash., and Rene Tihista of Sisters, Ore.; granddaughter Jessica White of Kirkland, Wash.; and step-grandchildren Sarah, Jeff and Jordan White of Kirkland, Wash.	Tihista, Paul Bernard (I3120)
23073	Witness on their marriage record was Marcel Mocho, resident of Chino.	Family: Jean/Yuanes Mocho / Marie Noeline Errecalde (F5385)
23074	Witness to the marriage was ?? Seminario of Stockton.	Family: Bernard Etcheverry / Catherine Ihitcague (F5869)
23075	Witness to the wedding included Jean Ecarraqueguy, carpenter, 32 years old, brother of the bride; Jean Ecarraqueguy, farmer, 27 years old, brother of the bride and Gracianne Ecarraqueguy, 22 years old, sister of the bride.	Family: Frix Cazaux / Jeanne Ecarraqueguy (F477)
23076	Witness to this marriage included Bertrand Maitia, farmer, 26 years old and Jean Maitia, farmer, 22 years old.	Family: Michel Iribarne / Marie Maitia (F269)
23077	Witness was Gratian Itcaina of Los Angeles and the ceremony was officiated by Fr. Gratian Ardans.	Family: Pierre Harriet / Marie Arambel (F3281)
23078	Witness was her brother Antonio Bide.	Family: Simon Barthe / Jeanne Bide (F3160)
23079	Witness was Jean Itcaina, resident of Los Angeles and the officiant was Father Gratian Ardans.	Family: Jean Baptiste Urquilux / Marie Itcaina (F5340)
23080	Witness was Jennie Iriarte of Puente.	Family: Alfred S. Emeterio / Mary L. Iriarte (F5354)
23081	Witness was Juan Doray of Los Angeles. They were married by Fr. Gratian Ardans.	Family: Jean Arrambide / Marianne/Mariana Sallaberry (F4781)
23082	Witness was Leon Ainciart who was residing in Puente. Officiant was Fr. Charles Espelette.	Family: Pierre Ainciart / Jeanne Aire (F4173)
23083	Witness was Louis Sentous of Los Angeles.	Family: Camille Sentous / Catherine Sarrail-Lacarrieu (F4891)
23084	Witness was Michel Urruty.	Family: Jean Errecalde / Jeanne Urruty (F4786)
23085	Witness was Salvador Layana who was living at 610 Alameda St. in Los Angeles.	Family: Juan Martin Amorena / Martina Layana (F5545)
23086	Witness was Theo Sansinena of Los Angeles.	Family: Jean Antoine Carricaburu / Marie/Mary Gracien (F5880)
23087	Witness was Victor Caballero of Chino.	Family: Frank Apesteguia / Bernice Caballero (F5595)
23088	Witness were Jean Jaureguy, paternal uncle of the bride, elder owner of Lopisteguy, Bernard Etcheverry, owner of Etcheberry, both of Behorleguy and Jean Hiriart, inheritor of Hiriart in Uhart and Ernaut Espil owner of the house of Espil in Mendive. Note: The homes of this couple were noted as "maison noble infancone d'Etcheperestou" and "maison noble de Jaureguy".	Family: Michel Etcheperestou / Marguerite Jaureguy (F1070)
23089	Witness were not related to the couple.	Family: Michel/Miguel Tambourin / Jeanne Iribarne (F1121)
23090	Witness were Pierre Biscaichipy, farmer, age 56 and Laurent Sallaberry, farmer, age 34 (possibly grandfather and uncle of newborn).	Biscaichipy, Jeanne (I815)
23091	witnessed by Domingo Antchagno and Catherine Lafourcade	Family: Pierre/Pedro Antchagno / Ramona Bengochea (F4356)
23092	Witnesses do not appear to be direct relatives	Family: Jean Saroiberry / Marie Chaharra Arambel (F577)
23093	Witnesses do not appear to be family members.	Family: Antoine Harriet / Jeanne Erramuspe (F385)
23094	Witnesses do not appear to be related.	Family: Pierre Inda / Catherine Auchoberry (F981)
23095	Witnesses do not seem to be direct relatives.	Family: Michel Inda / Dominica Inda (F1138)
23096	Witnesses included Baptiste Etchenique 46 years old and Jean (D)Etchume 28 years old and Caston Inda.	Family: Pierre Urquilux or Antonena dit Etchenique / Marie Ainesto (F1084)
23097	Witnesses included Catherine Mocho aubergiste 44 years old, Pierre Arroqui 39 years old aubergiste, Jean Elgart 29 years old, farmer cadet of Elgart in Otticoren and Michel Urrels 40 years old mason owner of the house of Chalbador.	Family: Bernard Bidegain or Gastelecutto / Jeanne Urruty or Harluch (F1195)
23098	Witnesses included Charles Biscaichipy, 32 years old, laborer, brother of the bride and Jean Biscaichipy, 22 years old, laborer, cousin of the bride.	Family: Dominique Etchevers / Marie Biscaichipy (F307)
23099	Witnesses included Guillaume Jaureguy, 26 years old, farmer, brother of the groom.	Family: Jean Jaureguy / Jeanne Esconjaureguy (F1095)
23100	Witnesses included her son-in-law, Simon Coscarart, 66 years old, farmer.	Etchebers or Condia dit Mariasara, Marie (I3710)