Ema LERENA (godmother, Cordon 1900-02)
Stood godmother with EDUARDO LERENA at the Cordon, between August 1900 and October 1902, to Juan Eduardo Silva. The panel writes her 'Ema. Lerena' with the stop, so the forename may be an abbreviation. TWO WOMEN IN THIS REGISTER COULD BE HER AND NEITHER IS CHOSEN: EMA SIXTA LERENA JUANICO, born 21 November 1876, who would be twenty-four to twenty-six and who married the philosopher Jose Pedro Massera; and MARIA EMA LERENA LENGUAS, christened at San Francisco de Asis on 7 October 1857, who would be in her forties. A GODMOTHER OF EITHER AGE IS ORDINARY, the act gives no age and no second surname, and a third Ema cannot be excluded. NOT MERGED. See data/_person-pairs.txt. WHOSE ACT IT IS, AND WHY THE SILVA HOUSEHOLD IS NOT IN THIS REGISTER. The child is JUAN EDUARDO, son of JUAN SILVA and TORIBIA MARTINEZ, with grandparents Juan Reva and Calixta Acosta, Lucio Martinez and Ines Rodriguez. NONE OF THEM IS ADMITTED, and the same choice was made at the Cordon act of 1891-92 a few hours earlier. The rule in tools/check-people-named.py admits everyone named on an act our person is a party to, and a godparent IS a party - so this is a BOUNDARY THE RULE DOES NOT YET DRAW, recorded here rather than settled quietly: an act of baptism is ABOUT the child's household, and a Lerena standing at the font is a guest at it. Admitting the guests' hosts would fill this register with families no Lerena belongs to. THE HOUSEHOLD IS NAMED HERE IN FULL so that nothing is lost if the rule is later drawn the other way.
No record here names a parent, spouse, child or sibling for this person. This archive calls that unplaced: held, named, shown with the record that produced them, and not tied to a household on anything less.
What the record says
Where this comes from
Nuestra Senora del Carmen La Mayor, Cordon, Montevideo - BAPTISM RECORDS August 1900 to October 1902, the christening of Juan Eduardo Silva - FULL-TEXT NAMES PANEL READ 11 October 2026; image ark 3:1:3Q9M-C9B7-KSGK-8
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No relationships are recorded for this person. The source names them and nothing more. That is the ordinary case in this register, and it is why they are marked unplaced.
What is known
Stood godmother with EDUARDO LERENA at the Cordon, between August 1900 and October 1902, to Juan Eduardo Silva. The panel writes her 'Ema. Lerena' with the stop, so the forename may be an abbreviation. TWO WOMEN IN THIS REGISTER COULD BE HER AND NEITHER IS CHOSEN: EMA SIXTA LERENA JUANICO, born 21 November 1876, who would be twenty-four to twenty-six and who married the philosopher Jose Pedro Massera; and MARIA EMA LERENA LENGUAS, christened at San Francisco de Asis on 7 October 1857, who would be in her forties. A GODMOTHER OF EITHER AGE IS ORDINARY, the act gives no age and no second surname, and a third Ema cannot be excluded. NOT MERGED. See data/_person-pairs.txt. WHOSE ACT IT IS, AND WHY THE SILVA HOUSEHOLD IS NOT IN THIS REGISTER. The child is JUAN EDUARDO, son of JUAN SILVA and TORIBIA MARTINEZ, with grandparents Juan Reva and Calixta Acosta, Lucio Martinez and Ines Rodriguez. NONE OF THEM IS ADMITTED, and the same choice was made at the Cordon act of 1891-92 a few hours earlier. The rule in tools/check-people-named.py admits everyone named on an act our person is a party to, and a godparent IS a party - so this is a BOUNDARY THE RULE DOES NOT YET DRAW, recorded here rather than settled quietly: an act of baptism is ABOUT the child's household, and a Lerena standing at the font is a guest at it. Admitting the guests' hosts would fill this register with families no Lerena belongs to. THE HOUSEHOLD IS NAMED HERE IN FULL so that nothing is lost if the rule is later drawn the other way.
Where they were found
Others recorded in the same place: Maria Mercedes LERENA (godmother, Cordon 1891-92) · Eduardo LERENA (godfather, Cordon 1900-02)
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