1890 – 1970

Lucia de Franceschi (1890–1970), 1890 – 1970

Lucia de Franceschi (1890–1970), 1890 – 1970, Mione, Ovaro. On a De Franceschi stone in the Carnian cemeteries, read from the photograph. > DE FRANCESCHI L. Every record this archive holds for this one person, with the document behind each.

Name

Lucia de Franceschi (1890–1970)

Years

1890 – 1970

Place

Mione, Ovaro

Spouse

Line

carnia

Found in

Read off the register

The family

Lucia de Franceschi (1890–1970)1890 – 1970

the direct line, argued on the line

14 names in the record are not drawn above: fatherGio Maria De Franceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1826 · motherLucia Bonassin— the dates do not fit a record of 1826 · fatherPietro De Franceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1828 · motherMaddalena Francin— the dates do not fit a record of 1828 · fatherVittorio Defranceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1748 · motherDominica— the dates do not fit a record of 1748 · fatherAlvise Birattan— the dates do not fit a record of 1797–1804 · motherLucia De Franceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1797–1804 · fatherPaulus Damiani— the dates do not fit a record of 1853–1855 · motherLucia Defranceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1853–1855 · fatherMatheus Lazaro— the dates do not fit a record of 1870–1884 · motherLucia Defranceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1870–1884 · fatherJoannes Sandalj— the dates do not fit a record of 1874–1876 · motherLucia Defranceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1874–1876

This chart is the direct line and nothing else. Brothers and sisters are not drawn here: this archive records kin against a NAME rather than against a person, so the family on a name page may belong to several different people of that name. Where it is drawn it is read from the direct line, person by person.

What the archive knows

On a De Franceschi stone in the Carnian cemeteries, read from the photograph. > DE FRANCESCHI LUCIA 1890 – 1970, beside MIRAI IGINO 1888 – 1972, each with a porcelain oval. Read 29 September 2026 from David's photographs of the Carnian cemeteries — Ovaro, Mione, Muina and Agrons. ⚠ Which of the four cemeteries this stone stands in is not distinguished in the photographs, and is not guessed here. (doc for the inscription.) She is on the stone under her own birth name, beside a Mirai — one of the daughters this line buried under a husband's surname, which is the pattern already noted at Santa Maria di Gorto.

No one else in this archive carries this name.