Ocamica, Antonio – wife, Anastasia Osa – 1 daughter, Gloria Children – Domingo, Juan, Luis, Jose (Juana died and he later married Maria Goicoechea) Mendiola, Gervasio – wife, Ana Ostolasa Arriandiaga Children – Francisca, Jose, Valentina, Bonifacio, Maria, Dionisio, and Victoria Letemendi, Antonio – wife, Leandra Ondarza. Jayo, Anastasio – wife, Anunciacion Amias. Children – Flora, Maria, Hilaria, and Miguel Garmendia, Bonifacio – wife, Julia Echevarria. Gabica, Elias – wife, Valentina Uberuaga (sister of Pedro Arritola & niece of Antonio & Agustin Azcuenaga). Children – Lucia and BeatrizĮchevarria, Pedro – wife, Maria Yrusta.
Children – Pedro, Juanita, Segunda, and MariaĮchevarria, Justo – wife, Raimunda Aldamiz. Children – Julio, Angeles, and NievesĮchevarria, Juan – wife, Alejandra Sillonis.
Children – Jesus and JuanĮchevarria, Elias – wife, Joaquina Badiola. Children– Daniel, Adrian, Fernando, and Inesīarruetabena, Felipe – wife, Francisca Salabarietaīeristain, Ventura – wife, Rita Bengoecheaīermensolo, Bonifacio – wife, Jeronima Gavicaīermensolo, Luis – wife, Venancia Gabica. Children – Juan, Carmen, and RosaĪrritola, Pedro – wife, Maria Uberuaga (niece of Antonio/Gustavo Azcuenaga)Īzpiri, Francisco (brother of Pia Navarro, nephew of Bernardo Arregui)Īzcuenaga, Antonio – wife, Consuelo Uberuaga. John’s Cathedral)Īrregui, Mateo – wife, Adriana Zelaya. AnacabeĪnchustegui, Gregorio – wife, Fermina Iturri – 1 daughter, Maria LuisaĪnchustegui, Jacinto – wife, Estefania Churruca – 1 daughter, MilagrosaĪrchabal, Juan – wife, Benedicta (sister of Domingo/Marcelino) – Children – Casilda, Matilde, Jane, John, Fidel, and DanĪramburu, Narciso (organist at St. Children – Cecilia, Juan, Castor, and AntonioĪnacabe, John B. Children – Basilio, Maurina, and BenedictaĪldecoa, Marcelino – wife, Anastacia ArriandiagaĪldecocea, Castor – wife, Juana Beascoa. Children – Bonifacia and FlorentinaĪldecoa, Domingo – wife, Maria Pagoaga. Below are links to the Spanish version of this book followed by the English translation.īelow is a list of all the individuals and families listed in La Historia de los Vascongados en el Oeste.Īguirre, Francisco – wife, Gabina Goitia. The primary language of the original text for La Historia de los Vascongados en el Oeste is Spanish, which has been translated into English by Aintzane Gonzalez, intern to the Basque Museum & Cultural Center through the Basque Global Training Program (2018). The book’s author, Samuel “Sol” Silen, lived in Boise, Idaho, for a part of his life working as a stockman in the sheep industry, a manager of a Nampa (Idaho) oil company, and as a real estate auctioneer. of New York, and in 1918, by Mountain States Publishing Company of Boise, Idaho. La Historia de los Vascongados en el Oeste was published in 1917 by the newspaper group, Las Novedadas, Inc. The book’s pages are filled with the histories and biographies of Basque communities and families in Boise, Idaho Mountain Home, Idaho Shoshone, Idaho Jordan Valley, Oregon Elko, Nevada Winnemucca, Nevada and McDermitt, Nevada.
La Historia de los Vascongados en el Oeste is a valuable resource for those researching Basques in the American West at the turn of the 20 th century. La Historia de los Vascongados en el Oeste The History of the Basques in the West
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