The Defranceschi Archive
1 mention · 3 pages

Alderano Remo Vittorio Defranceschi

Alderano Remo Vittorio Defranceschi, 1885. San Rocco di Vernazza, Genoa. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 3 pages.

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PlaceSan Rocco di Vernazza, Genoa
Years1885
LineA place that fits none of the above
Found inFamily tree
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Appears on: The Defranceschi Archive · David's Map · Lives on one scale

Family tree entry — not yet checked against a register
1885 · San Rocco di Vernazza, Genoa · MyHeritage tree 4, individual 4512618

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David's Map

…Nov 1810. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPHF-BBQ8 www.familysearch.org Genoa 44.40714, 8.93474, on Chiesa San Rocco di Vernazza 44.40418, 8.98359, on Alderano Remo Vittorio Defranceschi Castelnovo di Sotto 44.81137, 10.56355, on Luigi moves to San Paulo 45.56162, 12.083512, -21.256999, -50.342016, Casalromano to Casteldiolone 45.069553, 10.405557,…

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