Amelia Defranceschi
Amelia Defranceschi, 1826 · from **documented 6 October 2026** — died **22 December 1826** aged eight months; born about **April 1826**. Gologorica. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 2 pages.
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- Amelia Defranceschi — 1826, Gologorica
She had no dates at all, and she lived eight months. > «Die 22 Xbris 1826 hora 3tia postm. · [domus] 17 · AMALIA DE FRANCESCHI, filia Josephi · 8 Men[ses] · febres gastricæ, mali[gnæ]» > Sepulta vero fuit die 24, hora 10 ante meridiem. (doc — DAPA ZM34K-214, M01069262, page 67 of the Gologorica death register.) Eight months old in December 1826 puts her birth about April 1826. She died of gastric and malignant fever at house 17 and was buried two days later. The pedigree carried her as a child of Josephus and Lambertina with neither birth nor death — a name in a list. ⭐ And she takes one strand out of a knot. Worklist 175 holds four names round this household — Anastasia, Maria Adelgidis, Adelaidis and Amelia — and asks how many children they are. Amalia died in infancy, so she cannot be the Adelaidis who stands godmother in 1847, in 1852 and at the twins' font in 1868. The question narrows to whether Adelaidis and Anastasia are one girl.
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…gives his birth as 4 May 1832; this archive carries 8 May. Not changed — one page-scale reading of a digit does not move a date, and the baptism register that would settle it is on the same reel.,, @I58@ Amelia Defranceschi F ABT APR 1826 birthYear 22 DEC 1826 deathYear Daughter of Josephus & Lambertina (house 17). Died at eight months old. «Die 22 Xbris 1826· domus 17· AMALIA DE…
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