Angelina Defranceschi
Angelina Defranceschi. Pola. Every mention of this name in the archive — 7 across 7 pages.
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- Angelina Defranceschi — dates unknown, Pola
Married at Pola, 21 November 1914
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…June 1914, one of fifty-two taken from three hundred and eighteen. Born about 1893. Not previously in this archive.· Luigi Defranceschi — two crowns to the Red Cross, 3 September 1914, in a list a police inspector collected door to door.· Angelina Defranceschi — married at Pola, 21 November 1914, in a notice the couple paid to place. The groom's surname will not come off the OCR.· Angelo Defranceschi, 63, «da Fasana» — at no. 6 via del Prato, 25 November 1914. Supplies the village of origin missing…
Il Giornaletto di Pola, read end to end
…war. The reading of the line above as the reading of the line itself is the mistake this archive has now made three times, most recently over Francziska's sixty-five forints. It was not made here. 1914-11-21 19141121 Angelina Defranceschi — a wedding announced by the couple themselves doc A boxed announcement, no headline «Angelina Defranceschi & Riccardo B———e partecipano il loro matrimonio. Pola, 21 novembre 1914.» Angelina…
…over Francziska's sixty-five forints. It was not made here. 1914-11-21 19141121 Angelina Defranceschi — a wedding announced by the couple themselves doc A boxed announcement, no headline «Angelina Defranceschi & Riccardo B———e partecipano il loro matrimonio. Pola, 21 novembre 1914.» Angelina Defranceschi and Riccardo B——— announce their marriage. Pola, 21 November 1914. This is not a register entry and not a report — it is the…
…Defranceschi — a wedding announced by the couple themselves doc A boxed announcement, no headline «Angelina Defranceschi & Riccardo B———e partecipano il loro matrimonio. Pola, 21 novembre 1914.» Angelina Defranceschi and Riccardo B——— announce their marriage. Pola, 21 November 1914. This is not a register entry and not a report — it is the notice the couple paid to place, in the ornamental type the paper kept for them. The ornament is why the groom's…
Back to Carnia
…Defranceschi, sixty-three years old, «da Fasana», was living at no. 6 via del Prato, Pola, in November 1914 — which supplies the village of origin the archive's record of an Angelo born 1851 was missing. doc 19141125 Angelina Defranceschi married at Pola on 21 November 1914, in a notice the couple paid to place. She is not in this archive under any spelling. doc 19141121 Luigi Defranceschi gave two crowns to the Red Cross in the fifth week of the war,…
Open Questions
…Istrian lintels frequently carry a date with a house mark or arms. The De Franceschi house stands on the main square at Gologorica. A photograph. Anybody visiting can close this one. Who was «Riccardo B———», who married Angelina Defranceschi at Pola in 1914? open Il Giornaletto di Pola of 21 November 1914 carries a boxed announcement the couple paid to place: «Angelina Defranceschi & Riccardo B———e partecipano il loro matrimonio. Pola, 21 novembre 1914.»…
…visiting can close this one. Who was «Riccardo B———», who married Angelina Defranceschi at Pola in 1914? open Il Giornaletto di Pola of 21 November 1914 carries a boxed announcement the couple paid to place: «Angelina Defranceschi & Riccardo B———e partecipano il loro matrimonio. Pola, 21 novembre 1914.» The paper set these announcements in ornamental swash capitals, which is exactly what ANNO's OCR cannot read: the groom's name comes out «cRiecardo JBeace». The initial c…
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