Dona Casimira PELAEZ (wife of Bernabe LERENA)
Married into the Trinidad Lerena kindred. BELOQUI, ECHEVERRY and PELAEZ are Basque surnames - evidence about the community these Lerenas married into, which bears on the Basque-or-Extremaduran question without settling it.
What the record says
Where this comes from
Uruguay Baptisms 1750-1900 / Catholic Church Records 1726-2000 / Civil Registration, read 13 Sep 2026
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Of the 4 relationships in the chart above, 4 are written in a record this archive has read .
Named as the mother on the same 1900 marriage act of her son Fausto G. Lerena at Trinidad. The Lerenas and Pelaezes of Trinidad intermarried until the church required a dispensation for consanguinity in 1885.
Uruguay, Catholic Church Records 1726-2000 · read 2026-09-17
Kept in data/person-evidence.tsv, which the build reads and a gate refuses to skip. A record about a person belongs on that person’s page, not only on the page of the search that found it.
What is known
Married into the Trinidad Lerena kindred. BELOQUI, ECHEVERRY and PELAEZ are Basque surnames - evidence about the community these Lerenas married into, which bears on the Basque-or-Extremaduran question without settling it.
Where they were found
Others recorded in the same place: Bernabe LERENA (of Trinidad) · Vitalino LERENA (of Trinidad) · Dona Andrea ECHEVERRY (wife of Vitalino LERENA) · Ysaac LERENA (of Trinidad) · Dona Adelaida GAZO (wife of Ysaac LERENA) · Cipriano LERENA (of Trinidad) · Dona Lauriana BELOQUI (wife of Cipriano LERENA) · Fermin LERENA (of Trinidad) · Dona Paulina BARRAGAN (wife of Fermin LERENA) · Florencio LERENA (of Trinidad) · Dona Juana RECUERO (wife of Florencio LERENA) · Juan Bernardo LERENA Pelaez
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