Aloysia Defranceschi (godmother at Pola, 1887)
Aloysia Defranceschi (godmother at Pola, 1887), Pula. ⭐ A godmother of the name at Pola, 6 March 1887. At the baptism of Maria Catharina Ursula (born. Every record this archive holds for this one person, with the document behind each.
The family
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2 relationships on this chart were never date-tested. This archive refuses a relative whose years do not fit — more than six out for a child, outside twelve to sixty for a parent. Where one side has no year at all that test cannot run, and the link is drawn on the name. It is shown because most people in the early registers carry no year, and refusing them would empty the chart of the centuries this archive exists to show. It is counted here because a line nothing tested is a weaker claim than a line that passed, and the chart cannot tell them apart.
What the archive knows
doc — the surname is split across a line, «Defranc[e]-/schi», and was read at level 13 on 18 October 2026 against the same scribe's hand). No age, parents, trade or house is written, so who she is is not settled. The archive carries other women of the name — an Aloisia b. 1859, index-only, a child of Franciscus-Napoleon in household h086, and an Aloysia of Kaštelir — and nothing in this entry ties her to either. Both godparents and the father are masons' trades, so a building-trade circle is inf, nothing more; the mason Antonius Defranceschi who stood godfather at Pola in 1898 is a different entry.No one else in this archive carries this name.