Estanislada LERENA (Sarandi 229, 1850)
Twenty years old at casa 229 of Calle Sarandi in the padron of 1850, entered as 'Estanislada D.o' - the ditto carrying the surname LERENA - and recorded MORENA. She is one of four adults of colour bearing this family's surname in that house, where the only white person entered is the eleven-year-old Leonarda Lerena. This archive has documented five people it held in slavery, among them BARBARA, 'esclava de D.n Alejandro Lerena' on an act of 1846. Slavery was abolished in Uruguay in 1842, so in 1850 she is legally free. That the surname reached her as Barbara's reached her son is an INFERENCE and is filed as one; the census has no column for condition. What would settle it is a baptism or burial at the Cordon or the Catedral, where the word would be written.
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
Montevideo, Padrones de habitantes, LIBRO 264 - the padron of 1850; casa 229 of CALLE SARANDI; image ark 3:1:3QS7-89ZP-B99S-Z, PLATE READ at apid TH-1961-36718-27970-97 on 12 October 2026
the record ↗
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
Twenty years old at casa 229 of Calle Sarandi in the padron of 1850, entered as 'Estanislada D.o' - the ditto carrying the surname LERENA - and recorded MORENA. She is one of four adults of colour bearing this family's surname in that house, where the only white person entered is the eleven-year-old Leonarda Lerena. This archive has documented five people it held in slavery, among them BARBARA, 'esclava de D.n Alejandro Lerena' on an act of 1846. Slavery was abolished in Uruguay in 1842, so in 1850 she is legally free. That the surname reached her as Barbara's reached her son is an INFERENCE and is filed as one; the census has no column for condition. What would settle it is a baptism or burial at the Cordon or the Catedral, where the word would be written.
Where they were found
Others recorded in the same place: Dona Julia JUANICO · Don Jaime HERRERA · Luis LERENA (son of Luis Lerena Lenguas) · Enrique LERENA Juanico · Ema Sixta LERENA Juanico · Dr. Don Candido JUANICO · Dona Juliana Joaquina GONZALEZ · Dona Justiniana LENGUAS Gonzalez · Laura Adela LERENA Juanico · Jose Julio LERENA Juanico · Candido Jaime LERENA Juanico · Justiniana Mauricia Maxima LERENA LENGUAS
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