Martin Labat

Other Events:

• Courtcase: #12441 Insolvency of Ballade 2/14/1890
• Immigration: 12 Apr 1872, New York City, New York; Martin Labat, 25 years old, carpenter arrived in New York aboard the St. Laurent. They sailed from Le Havre.
• Census: 1880, Forster City, California; California, San Diego, Forster City, District 72, Page 4

Notes:

He came to California in 1870 following the death of his wife in France.

Birth:
His parents were Salvat Labat (b. ~1792 d. 3/21/1877 Hasparren p.85) and Jeanne Indart (b. ~1815), who were renting the farm of Mendia at the time of their son's birth in 1836.

Courtcase:
In 1890, his address was % Juan Salaberry & Co., San Juan Capistrano.

Immigration:
This is likely the manifest for Martin as his son Pierre's birth record in June 1872 states that he was absent. His father Salvat did the declaration in his absence. The age of 25 was probably miswritten as Martin was 35 at this time.

Census:
He was a sheepherder working for the Oyharzabal brothers in 1880.

Died:
Buried in San Juan Capistrano Cemetary

Martin married Marie Casaux on 25 Jun 1862 in Hasparren, France. Marie was born about 1837 in Hasparren, France; died on 13 Mar 1868 in Etchelousia, Hasparren, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Martin married Gratienne/Gracieuse Labat on 23 Jun 1869 in Hasparren, France. Gratienne/Gracieuse was born on 29 Jan 1834 in Alhambide, Hasparren, France; died in 1895 in Los Angeles, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 22 Mar 1883, New York City, New York; Jean Labat, 17 years old and Salvat Labat, 15 years old were headed to Los Angeles. They sailed on the SS Chateau Leoville from Bordeaux to New York. Note: It says they were from Spain.

Notes:

Immigration:
It appears as if he immigrated with his younger brother Salvat in 1883 but no other records of his stay in the US has been found. Further research necessary.

Other Events:

• Courtcase: #35597 Conant v. Darancette, Labat & Haran et al 10/15/1900 #34702 Darancette v. Labat & Haran 4/21/1900
• Immigration: 22 Mar 1883, New York City, New York; Jean Labat, 17 years old and Salvat Labat, 15 years old were headed to Los Angeles. They sailed on the SS Chateau Leoville from Bordeaux to New York. Note: It says they were from Spain.
• Census: 1900, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, District 145-1b, page 2
• Census: 1910, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 0052-1b, page 2
• Census: 1920, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 76-3a, page 5
• Census: 1930, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 61-10b, page 20

Notes:

Courtcase:
He was administrator of the estate of Venancio Haran.

Census:
He was living in San Juan Capistrano with his wife. He was 35 years old, born in March 1865 and she was 35, born in April 1865. They had been married 3 years, she had two children but none were living. He immigrated in 1883 and she in 1887. He was a butcher.

Census:
He was living in San Juan with his wife, son and brother Pedro. He was 45 years old and she was 48. They were married 14 years, they had 3 children but only 1 living. He immigrated in 1883. He was a butcher in his own shop.

Census:
He was living on Occidental St in San Juan with his brother, Pete and his wife Helen D., their family and his son Edward. He was 53 years old and a widower. He immigrated in 1883 and was naturalized in 1889. He was a farm laborer.

Census:
Salvador Labat owned and was living on a farm in San Juan with his son Edward. He was 65 years old and a widower. He was 32 when he was first married. He immigrate in 1883 and was a general laborer.

Died:
He was 74 years old when he died.

Salvat/Salvador married Isabel Arambel on 17 Nov 1896 in Los Angeles, California. Isabel was born in Apr 1865 in Les Aldudes, France; died on 27 Nov 1912 in San Juan Capistrano, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Courtcase: #12441 Insolvency of Ballade 2/14/1890
• Census: 1900, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 145-2a, page 3
• Census: 1910, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 0052-1b, page 2
• Census: 1920, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 76-3a, page 5
• Census: 1930, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 61-10b, page 20

Notes:

Name:
possibly Jean Pierre

Courtcase:
In 1890, his address was %Juan Sallaberry & Co. San Juan Capistrano.

Census:
He was living in San Juan Capistrano with his brother Jean Pierre. He was 23, born in March 1868, single and his brother was 27 born in June 1872, single. He immigrated in 1883 and his brother in 1886. They were both day laborer.

Census:
He was living with his brother, Salvador and his family in San Juan. He was 41 years old and single. He immigrated in 1883 and was a laborer.

Census:
Pete & Ellen D Labat owned and lived in a farm on Occidental St. in San Juan with their daughter Jennie, her two sons, John & Dominic Luc, his brother Salvador and nephew Edward. He was 51 years old and she was 31. He immigrated in 1883 and she in 1907, both were naturalized. He was a farmer of a walnut grove.

Census:
Pete & Helen Labat owned and were living west of Sante Fe railroad with their children. He was 62 years old and she was 41. He was first married at 51 year old and she was 20 at her first marriage. He immigrated in 1885 and she in 1907. He was the caretaker of the city waterworks.

Jean married Helen Daguerre on 18 Jan 1919 in Los Angeles, California. Helen was born on 01 Jan 1889 in St. Etienne de Baigorry, France; died on 18 Feb 1970 in Orange County, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• French Benevolent Society: 13 Jun 1875; Record #675
• Immigration: 4 May 1886, New York City, New York; Gracieuse Labat, 50 years old, was headed to San Francisco with her two children Marie, 16 years old and Pierre 14 years old. They sailed on the Marseille from Bordeaux to New Orleans. Note: No other information on Marie in US. Further research necessary.

Marie married Venancio Haran on 20 Nov 1894 in Los Angeles, California. Venancio was born about 1850 in Ainhoa, France; died on 03 May 1899 in Orange County, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1900, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 145-2a, page 3
• Census: 1920, San Juan Capistrano, California; California, Orange, San Juan, District 76-9b, page 18

Notes:

Census:
He was living in San Juan Capistrano with his brother Pedro. His brother was 23, born in March 1868, single and he was 27 born in June 1872, single. His brother immigrated in 1883 and he in 1886. They were both day laborer.

Census:
He was living alone in San Juan. He was 51 years old and single. He immigrated in 1886 and was naturalized in 1909. He was a miner doing general prospecting.
Note: This census record fits this individual but he had been dead for 6 years in 1920. Further research necessary.

Died:
G.P. Labat was 42 years old when he died.