Antun Defranceski, accounts councillor (fl. 1863–1865)

A Croatian civil servant, and the first man of this name the archive has found inside the Zagreb administration. 8 June 1863 — «Narodne novine» prints the royal appointments: «Računarskim savjetnikom: pregledalac računah Antun Defranceski» — appointed accounting councillor, having been an inspector of accounts. (doc.) 17 January 1865 — «Domobran» prints a subscription list for the singing studies of a Miss Ema Vizjak in Milan, and among the donors of one florin each are «Maurović, Kučenjak, Defranceschi i Jugović, činovnici kr. gradj. ravnat.» — officials of the royal building directorate. (doc for the appearance; that this is the same man is inf — the 1865 line gives no forename, and the two offices are not the same office, though a man could move between them.) ⚠ Nothing yet ties him to any line in this archive. He is in Zagreb, not Istria or the Kvarner, and the spelling «Defranceski» is the one this family uses — but so do others. He is here because a one-name study records the name wherever it is found, and because a named official with a dated promotion is the kind of man who leaves a paper trail worth following. Found 28 September 2026 on the Portal Stare hrvatske novine. © Portal Stare hrvatske novine, Nacionalna i sveučilišna knjižnica u Zagrebu, 2009. Born about 1820 — estimated from a man senior enough to be promoted in 1863.