Celedonia VILLADEMOROS (wife of Avelino Eduardo)

Wife of AVELINO EDUARDO LERENA TRAIBEL, and daughter of PEDRO VILLADEMOROS and ANGELICA MENDEZ. Mother of Avelino Pedro Joaquin Silvestre (b. December 1865), Pedro Gualberto (b. 19 October 1869) and, on civil registration indexes, Pedro Segundo and Angelica Maria. The surname is a notable Uruguayan one and no claim is made about that here. Index-level. ARGENTINA, on the Iglesia Matriz act of 29 September 1872, where her daughter Angelica Maria is baptised and her own parents are named as PEDRO and ANGELICA MENDEZ. Her sister or kinswoman ELISA VILLADEMOROS stood godmother, with ALEJANDRO M. LERENA. A WIDOW BY 1897, AND AN AGE. Her daughter Angelica's marriage act of 20 November 1897 gives 'Dona CELEDONIA VILLADEMOROS, de 55 anos, de estado VIUDA, de profesion labores de su sexo, de nacionalidad ARGENTINA, domiciliada en esta Ciudad' - so born about 1842, ARGENTINE as the 1872 baptism also says, and WIDOWED by her husband's death in Canelones in 1895. She was living at Montevideo in 1897. HER NAME IS SPELLED IN FULL AND CORRECTLY ON THIS ACT, which is worth saying of an index that turned her husband into 'Arabia Larena Lerena' and 'Ardino Serena'. HER SISTER'S MARRIAGE ACT PROVES THE SISTERHOOD, 11 October 2026. The Cordon act of 28 December 1871 makes ELISA VILLADEMOROS the daughter of the late D. PEDRO and Dona ANGELICA VILLADEMOROS, which is this row's own couple. SO ELISA IS HER SISTER AND ALEJANDRO MAXIMO LERENA IS HER BROTHER-IN-LAW TWICE OVER - he is also her husband's brother. AND IT ESTABLISHES A PATTERN THIS ARCHIVE HAS NOW SEEN TWICE IN ONE DAY: TWO BROTHERS MARRIED TWO SISTERS. ALEJANDRO MAXIMO LERENA and AVELINO EDUARDO LERENA TRAIBEL are both sons of AVELINO LERENA FERNANDEZ and AMBROSIA TRAIBEL; ELISA and CELEDONIA VILLADEMOROS are both daughters of PEDRO VILLADEMOROS and ANGELICA. SO THE LERENA VILLADEMOROS COUSINS ARE DOUBLE FIRST COUSINS - exactly the structure that forced a dispensation at Trinidad in 1911, here produced in Montevideo a generation earlier. NO DISPENSATION OF KINSHIP WAS NEEDED FOR THE MARRIAGES THEMSELVES, because the two families were not related before them; what was dispensed in 1871 was TWO CONCILIAR BANNS, a dispensation of notice and not of blood.