Maddalena de Franceschi (1875–1951), 1875 – 1951

The family

Maddalena de Franceschi (1875–1951)1875 – 1951

the direct line, argued on the line

3 names in the record are not drawn above: fatherAntonio Nascovich— the dates do not fit a record of 1857–1859 · motherMaddalena Defranceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1857–1859 · fatherMatteo Defranceschi— the dates do not fit a record of 1788

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. > MADDALENA DE FRANCESCHI 1875 – 1951 and LUIGI GIORGIS 1875 – 1950, «I FIGLI DOLENTI POSERO» — set up by the grieving children. 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.) Born the same year as her husband and outliving him by a year. --- 29 September 2026 — the stone in full, and it is a family monument. > FAM. GIORGIS — LUIGI GIORGIS 1875 – 1950 · MADDALENA DE FRANCESCHI 1875 – 195[1] · LODOVICO GIORGIS 1901 – 195[?] · SERAFINO GIORGIS · CATERINA MICOLI 1903 – 19[??] — five porcelain ovals in a column down the right edge; and on the ledger slab in front, ANNAMARIA GIORGIS 1933 – 1997 and LUCIA GARETTINI 1933 – 2023. ⚠ Several of the death years are running with damp and are not legible in the photograph, and are left blank rather than guessed. So she is not on a couple's headstone but at the head of a Giorgis family plot spanning 1875 to 2023 — five generations of the family she married into, and a Micoli and a Garettini married into it after her. ⚠ A Micoli stands here and a Micoli stands on Amalia's Rovis stone too; the Giorgis, Rovis, Micoli and De Franceschi of these villages married round each other for a century, and this archive has not untangled it.