Name |
Jean Baptiste Amestoy |
Nickname |
Baptiste |
Birth |
27 Jun 1823 |
Pinaquy, Saint-Pierre d'Irube, France [1] |
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Amestoy, Baptiste Pinaquy birth 1823
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Gender |
Male |
Residence |
Address: 1884 Los Angeles City Directory San Pedro & Washington, Overseer for A. Briswalter [2] |
Residence |
Address: 1890 Court Case Resided %Pierre Larronde New High St. [3] |
- Only listed as Jean Amestoy
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Brands |
Book 3 Page 401 [4] |
Courtcase |
#1632 Haley v. Amestoy & Sepulveda 8/19/1870
#2703 Amestoy v. Amestoy 3/19/1875
#1915 Amestoy v. Amestoy 1872
#1102 Amestoy v. Amestoy 3/31/1865
#2899 Amestoy v. F. Amestoy 8/6/1875
#12441 Insolvency of Ballade 2/14/1890 [3] |
- Court Case Notes:
Prior to their marriage, they executed a marriage contract in which he gave her 2,00 francs to be collectively shared.
He came to America to work for his brother Domingo Amestoy and arrived in California on Feb. 5 1859.
On May 8, 1874 Articles of Separation were drawn up in which all property was divided in half.
She was living with Jean Pedalaborde thru 1874.
He took over the business of Domingo while the family was in France.
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Title Deeds |
07 Mar 1868 [5] |
Grantee W.S. Rosecrans 9-351 |
LA Miscellaneous |
29 May 1879 [6] |
Amestoy & George Caliste, Co-Partnership Book 2 Page 551 |
Tax Assessments |
TA 1870-71 4500 Improved Sheep = $6,500, 3 goats = $3.00, 10,000 lbs wool = $600, 1 carriage = $50, 1 Ca Horse = $25 and 1 house = $100
TA 1875: La Ballona - Wagon = 100, Harness = $20, 2 Spanish ? = $50, 1,100 graded sheep = $2,200, 1,100 common sheep = $2650 and 1 Ca mare = $12 [7] |
Person ID |
I15848 |
family |
Last Modified |
12 Nov 2011 |