Carlo De Franceschi — 2 people of the name

…17 Mar 1797 Gračišće doc Of a family with a palace on the square facing the bishop's — the Salamon palace, dated 1570, and real. The rest of that family note is withdrawn: no Salomon sat in the 1848 parliament. The seat was Carlo De Franceschi's, for Pisino. wall unworked Unworked Her parents are not in this archive. The Gračišće registers that would name them are the ones being read film by film. Maria née Fernasar b. 17…

…De Franceschi 1809–1893· Gologorica, Pazin, Rovinj, Poreč The historian of Istria, and this family's own. Everything the archive holds about one man, in the order it happened. He is the most-cited De Franceschi in Istria and the reason…

…(doc) The Gologorica line /gologorica-line/ Gologorica /places/gologorica/ 1842 Signing as a witness at Pazin The first document in this archive that shows his hand rather than his print: Carlo De Franceschi signs as a witness at Pazin in 1842, aged thirty-two. He is already in the world of courts and paper that his marriage entry will name ten years later. carlo-witness 1848 Attacked by name, in print, while he sat in…

…as private persons and not as deputies, and that the word «Deputati» had got into the title by oversight. 1852 Married at his own bedside, 1 March 31· Addì 1 Marzo 1852· Rovigno «Il Signor Carlo De Franceschi q.m Giuseppe e della Sig.ra Lambertina Pesle di Mattia, da Gologorizza di Pisino, Assessore presso quest'I. R. Corte di Giustizia, celibe, d'anni 40, contrasse matrimonio per verba de praesenti colla Sig.ra Maria Michelcich di Luca e di…

…Corrections /corrections/ Everything under his name /who/carlo-de-franceschi/ Rovinj marriages, DGS 005497870 image 211, entry 31, read 9 September 2026· Gologorica and Gračišće registers, DAPA Pazin· Carlo De Franceschi, «L'Istria. Note storiche», Poreč 1879· Stjepan Antoljak, «Hrvati u prošlosti».· «Journal des Österreichischen Lloyd», Triest, 7 September 1848, pages 1, 3 and 4 — ANNO, aid=oll, read 14 September 2026 from the issue's own…

…In 1679 a list of village headmen recorded, at Mione: «Zuane De Franceschi con un suo fiolo, Zuane d'Erman: questi tre nell'Istria, luogo imperiale» — a De Franceschi of Mione with a son, working in Istria, in the imperial place. Carlo De Franceschi, writing about 1873, said the family had come from Carnia and settled in Istria «intorno al 1700», and that De Franceschi were still living at Mione and Muina in his own day. They still were in 1939. Monsignor Lucio Soravito de Franceschi was…

…de Franceschi and Appolonia Galante Muina both agricoltori — farmers Anna Maria, born 30 December 1809 at eleven in the morning Nati 1809, act 32 Muina is the second village Carlo De Franceschi named in the 1870s when he said the family was still in Carnia. Francesco de' Franceschi, aged about 26, and Margherita née Gortan Mione sarto — a tailor Anna Cecilia, born 14 January 1810 at three in the…

…into Istria from the sixteenth century; another is a carpenter and the rest are farmers, which is the ordinary spread of a mountain commune. And third, the name they gave a son born at Mione on 15 October 1810 was GIOVANNI BATTISTA — the name of the man Carlo De Franceschi said built the family's house at Gologorica in 1711, and the name of the farmer of house 5 at Gračišće born in 1787. Zuanne De Franceschi Maria Delli Zotti The earliest of them. Zuanne is the Venetian form of…

…at eleven in the morning on 30 December 1809, and presented to the registrar by the midwife Speranza Galante — who was, by the marriage act, her own maternal grandmother. documented One name in that chain is worth stopping on. Carlo De Franceschi, writing to Kobler about 1873, said the house at Gologorica was built in 1711 by his trisavolo «Giambattista del fu Leonardo» — Giovanni Battista, son of the late Leonardo. And here, in the Carnian village Carlo said the family came from, is an «Antonio qm.…

…register. ⚠ 30 September 2026 — and the Svetvinčenat entry changes what this paragraph can say. It argued that Leonardo «was a name this family used, in this village» — Muina. The marriage act says his son was of Gologorica, the very parish Carlo De Franceschi named as the family's, and the village whose house Carlo said a «Giambattista del fu Leonardo» built in 1711. The generations still do not line up for the two Leonardos to be one man. But the name is no longer only Carnian: on 14 March 1785 a «q.…

…was born on the 25th of May in the year 1789, as appears from the Book of Baptisms. That pushes the Mione family back one more generation, to a GIOVANNI BATTISTA DE' FRANCESCHI who was already dead by 1789. And it means that both of the names Carlo De Franceschi gave for his own ancestors — Giambattista, and the Leonardo who was Giambattista's father — occur in the eighteenth-century De Franceschi of Mione: a Giovanni Battista dead before 1789, and an Antonio son of the late Leonardo. Carlo said the family came…

…«dal Ginut» is how a Carnian village actually identifies a family, and this archive has never had one for a De Franceschi. The trade of the head of the house in the nineteenth century is «tessitore contadino» — peasant weaver — which is precisely the trade Carlo De Franceschi's own book says sent the men of the Ovaro parishes down the road of the Furlans into Istria as cramars. And in the wife's ancestry stands the surname ERMAN — the family named alongside Zuane De Franceschi in the 1679 list of men working in the imperial part…

…page has said since it was written that the headmen's list of 1679 is the only document showing the movement from Carnia into Istria at all. That is no longer. Giovanni Kobler, going through the civic records of Fiume in the 1870s, wrote out for Carlo De Franceschi the Defranceschi households of that city — and his second entry reads: «Valentino Defranceschi, venuto dalla Carnia, fu fatto Cittadino nel 1739.» Come from Carnia; made a citizen in 1739. With his wife Elena he had ten sons and four daughters, a house in…

…this surname — but Giorgis is on the Gorto stones this page transcribes, married to a Maddalena De Franceschi. And Carlo, of Carnian descent, on the Carnians «Nell'Ottocento, in pieno clima nazionalistico e patriotico, Carlo De Franceschi si espresse criticamente sui Cargnelli di Lindaro perché “imbastarditisi sposando donne slave, giunsero a … parlare fra loro a preferenza lo slavo”.» In the nineteenth century, in a fully nationalist climate, Carlo De Franceschi spoke critically of the…

…nazionalistico e patriotico, Carlo De Franceschi si espresse criticamente sui Cargnelli di Lindaro perché “imbastarditisi sposando donne slave, giunsero a … parlare fra loro a preferenza lo slavo”.» In the nineteenth century, in a fully nationalist climate, Carlo De Franceschi spoke critically of the Carnians of Lindar because, having bastardised themselves by marrying Slav women, they came to speak Slav among themselves by preference. Carlo is the great-great-grandson of Carnian immigrants. He is describing the ordinary fate of…

…told him from family tradition, and this archive publishes it as exactly that. And the «gismani» are worth their own reading: the ministerials of the patriarch of Aquileia, a service nobility, which is a quite specific thing to claim. Carlo De Franceschi to Giovanni Kobler, Parenzo, 10 November 1876, in «Lettere di Carlo De Franceschi a Giovanni Kobler», Fiume, rivista semestrale della Società di Studi Fiumani VI (1928), pp. 158–159 — held in this project's source library. Miroslav Bertoša, «De Franceschi»,…

…And the «gismani» are worth their own reading: the ministerials of the patriarch of Aquileia, a service nobility, which is a quite specific thing to claim. Carlo De Franceschi to Giovanni Kobler, Parenzo, 10 November 1876, in «Lettere di Carlo De Franceschi a Giovanni Kobler», Fiume, rivista semestrale della Società di Studi Fiumani VI (1928), pp. 158–159 — held in this project's source library. Miroslav Bertoša, «De Franceschi», Istarska enciklopedija (2005), from istrianet.org. Dean Brhan, «L'emigrazione…

…died at Bribir in 1807 is a different and later man of the Fiume stock. Both were right and they were talking about two people. One more thing off the same page, and it is an acquisition target. The entry's bibliography lists «Carlo De Franceschi, Uspomene, Pula i Rijeka 1989» — a Croatian translation of the «Memorie autobiografiche», published in 1989. This archive obtained the Italian original this morning from Trieste. A Croatian edition of it, made by Istrian scholars fifty years after the fact,…

…Leksikografski zavod Miroslav Krleža, Zagreb 2005, in Italian and Croatian in parallel, from istrianet.org. Its stated bibliography: Camillo De Franceschi, «Storia documentata della Contea di Pisino», AMSI 1963, vols 10–12; C. Pagnini, «In morte di Carlo De Franceschi», AMSI 1972–73; M. Bertoša, «Etos i etnos zavičaja», Pula and Rijeka 1985; Carlo De Franceschi, «Uspomene», Pula and Rijeka 1989. The charters of 1467, 1471 and 1502 are attributed by Bertoša to Camillo's own research, and are being traced.…

…from istrianet.org. Its stated bibliography: Camillo De Franceschi, «Storia documentata della Contea di Pisino», AMSI 1963, vols 10–12; C. Pagnini, «In morte di Carlo De Franceschi», AMSI 1972–73; M. Bertoša, «Etos i etnos zavičaja», Pula and Rijeka 1985; Carlo De Franceschi, «Uspomene», Pula and Rijeka 1989. The charters of 1467, 1471 and 1502 are attributed by Bertoša to Camillo's own research, and are being traced. The gismani — what the family actually was in Carnia, and a correction…

…chronicle The house carries a coat of arms: Matejčić's 1979 survey of Istrian Baroque has the family raising its palazzetto with an arcaded portico and a blazon on the front. doc house Carlo De Franceschi's grave is in his own village's cemetery, as Il giovine Pensiero wrote in 1893 — and the family has now stood in it and photographed the stone. doc carlograve Six households in 1820, from the Franciscan cadastre —…

…two Croatian electoral meetings in Istria, one of them in the yard by the Croatian school with over five hundred people present, the speakers include «domaći učitelj Defranceski», the local schoolmaster. Naša Sloga is the paper that existed to oppose Carlo De Franceschi. Sixty-six years after Carlo was denounced in the Lloyd as an Italian irredentist, a man of his name is speaking for the Croatian side in the Croatian paper. Like the Eduard-and-Valente pair of 1859, they did not need to be related for that to be…

…correctly — and had it not been checked, this archive would have gained a daughter, a father and a birth year that do not exist. /searched/ 14 Sept 2026 nothing The ten-image file for Muina, the second village Carlo De Franceschi named Antenati — the Muina marriage allegati, 1806–07, read in a fresh session No De Franceschi in it. The file holds two marriages, and both belong to other Muina families:· Giovanni Battista Corva × Cattarina Fabris,…

…of the Austrian press coverage of this surname was invisible to every ANNO search this project has run. Who is in it. Proximity search — matching words standing within three of each other rather than anywhere in the same issue — sorts it out: Carlo De Franceschi, 42 issues; Camillo, 5; and Enrico, 392 — an opera singer working in Vienna and Salzburg in 1930 and 1931, who is not ours, is now named on the namesakes page, and who accounts for two fifths of everything ANNO holds under this name. Anyone who…

…successor state, and a correction to one of this archive's own authorities. The surname searched as one word gives 263 hits; searched as two words it gives another 60, and they are a different set. Most of those 60 are Hungarian scholarship citing Carlo De Franceschi's L'Istria as an authority — Fest Aladár's 1891 study of the Uskoks and the Venetians in the history of Fiume leans on him on page after page. That is worth knowing in itself: Carlo was standard reading in Hungarian historical writing within a decade of…

…and eight years between 1646 and 1854 are simply unread, not lost. peschle Seven Peschle, one marriage into this family, and exactly one stated filiation among them. Drawn here because Lambertina is the mother of Carlo De Franceschi and therefore stands behind a great deal of what this archive believes about itself — and because her own parentage is blank. The households are in the order the records give them, with the join that everyone would like to make marked as the inference it…

…beside Ivan 1829–1895 1879–1893 Josip 1879–1941, Emil 1886–1960 (mr. ph.), Dinko 1887–1893, Stjepan 1887–1927 (wife Stefania Lelas), Ante 1893–1936 (wife Dijaković) 1922–1934 Leo 1923–1925 Gasparo, 1562–1609, Admirale Carlo De Franceschi's history and the Imotski monograph both record a Gaspar de Franceschi at Omiš in 1590, owner of the warship Vascello and later admiral of the fleet. The chart gives him dates and a wife. Giovanni il Zuane, 1673–1741, Colonnello Governatore The same…

…pages further on in the same book: «1863 Julii 16· 7· Lambertina DEFRANCESCHI, civis· 77· senectus». Lambertina was born Peschle, of Volosca, wife of Josephus Defranceschi and mother of Carlo De Franceschi. The register gives her husband's name. And the premise's own star witness says the same thing read properly: «Catharina DEPRATO nata Rovisi … uxor Joh: Baptista» — Deprato is the husband's family; Rovisi is hers. I had cited…

…uxor Suppani Jo: Baptistæ Defranceschi de Golagoriza» in June 1743, «Mattia uxor Suppani Joannis Grach» in May 1744. What that is worth, stated carefully. It is not proof that the Giovanni Battista and the Giovanni Pietro of this register are Carlo De Franceschi's Giambattista and Giampietro — the book gives no ages, no father, no house, and Giovanni Battista is a common name. But Carlo, writing privately to Giovanni Kobler about 1873, said his great-great-grandfather Giambattista del fu Leonardo built the…

…here, including a gravestone now in the Pazin museum. The parish church of Saints Peter and Paul carries Renaissance altars and a seventeenth-century baptismal font, and a small Romanesque chapel of the Blessed Virgin keeps fifteenth-century frescoes. Carlo De Franceschi, the historian, was born here in 1809 — of modest landowners, in his own biographer's phrase, not of gentry. In October 1945 the village still held two Defranceschi families. 1644–1948 1656–1966…

…The earliest dated Istrian record this archive holds — «morì ser Piero di Franceschi da Pola», 27 May 1619 — plus a Rovinj household across three generations from Giacomo to Piero Anto in 1736. Neither is joined to any lane. It is also where Carlo De Franceschi was married at his own bedside in 1852. carnia Seven families of one surname, and the road each of them took The teal river is the one this archive descends from, and the only one that arrived on foot looking…

…biblioteka) The Istrian bundle — four titles at once Bertoša, «Pisma Carla De Franceschija Šimi Ljubiću», VHARP 13 (1968)· Jelinčić, Jadranski zbornik XI (1979–81), pp. 293–307· Orbanić (ed.), «Visita Spirituale del 1788 in Istria»· Carlo De Franceschi, «Uspomene», Pula–Rijeka 1989 Four references this archive cites and has not read. The Uspomene are Carlo's own memoirs — the one source that might say in his own words what the 1852 marriage entry only shows: that he was gravely ill and…

…spell it «Defranceski» are in Gauteng, the province this city stands in. Not on any itinerary /carlo/ — Rovinj The grave of «Julius, son of Carlo», born 1853, dead 13 February 1854 — very probably Carlo De Franceschi's first child, buried at a few months old. Not on any itinerary /vodnjan/ — Vodnjan The basilica of St Blaise, and the church of San Martino and of the B. V. del Carmine. Five generations of this…

…means the man was alive well before it. Ser and da Pola: a styled man, from Pula, dying at Rovinj, offering L 24. Beside him a Rovinj household across three generations, Giacomo to Piero Anto in 1736. Neither is joined to any lane. It is also where Carlo De Franceschi was married at his own bedside in 1852. Where the name went — and whose name it was Every destination on the family's old map, with the one thing the map did not say: which family it belongs to, and how well…

…1626 Rijeka· a household a hundred and thirteen years too early Giovanni Kobler went through the civic records of Fiume in the 1870s and wrote out for Carlo De Franceschi every household of this surname he could find. His earliest is «Valentino Defranceschi, venuto dalla Carnia, fu fatto Cittadino nel 1739» — come from Carnia, made a citizen in 1739. The parish register of Fiume has a De Franceschi household baptising…

…fallen inside that window. They married somewhere else — as their son Giuseppe would in his turn, and as an incomer does. That absence is the most useful thing on this page, because it sends the question to a specific book. Kobler's correspondent Carlo De Franceschi wrote that a «Giovanni Batt. De Franceschi venuto dalla Contea di Pisino… intorno al 1740» was «senz'altro proveniente dalla mia famiglia» — the Gologorica house, which is this archive's own line — and his pedigree adds that the man studied at…

…mother anywhere in this line Vodnjan deaths 1815–1833· film 005497894, images 471–575 Maria Michelcich (De Franceschi) Rovinj «Sig.ra Maria Michelcich di Luca e di Maria», aged 26, who married the historian Carlo De Franceschi at his sickbed in Rovinj on 1 March 1852 not yet located Luigetta De Franceschi Vodnjan «la q.m Luigetta De Franceschi», wife of Francesco Gorlato q.m Biaggio; dead by November 1831, when her son Ant.o Gio.…

…1976 and should carry an address. A funeral notice would also name a wife and children, which this archive has none of. Antony De Franceski's headstone makes him two years older than every document does. Which is wrong? Was Carlo De Franceschi born in 1809 or 1810? open This site says 17 October 1809, from the Gologorica baptism register — house 17, class Civilis, parents Dominus Josephus de Franceschi and Lambertina née Peschle. A register is normally the end of…

…of 1102 (see De Franceschi, p. 351). Had there not been Croats there long before, and in great numbers, those places could not have borne such fine Croatian names in the eleventh century. The citation is exact. Naša Sloga has gone to page 351 of Carlo De Franceschi's own book, taken his three names and his charter, and reversed the inference: for Carlo the Slavic names mark the arrival, for Naša Sloga they mark a presence that must already have been long and large. «Neka Vam dokaze dadu sami Talijani» — let the…

…the name. And there is a chaplain on the 1848 page worth noticing. The quarantine staff under Ferencz Defranceschi included «Káplán. Kobler Kajetán». Kobler is the name of the Rijeka historian Giovanni Kobler, whose correspondence with Carlo De Franceschi this archive holds and leans on. Two names that this site already keeps in one folder, standing in one lazaretto on the Kvarner in 1848. It proves nothing whatever. It is exactly the kind of coincidence that turns out to be a small world rather than a…

…di Carlo De Franceschi a Giovanni Kobler», printed 1928, pp. 107–207 — a hundred pages of letters written between 6 February 1873 and 19 June 1889, most from Parenzo. The family holds a scan. It was read through in September 2026 and the passages below are all of it that touches…

…this archive got the thing it is quoting. One entry per page that quotes a document at length. carlos- manuscript 1873–1889· printed 1928· scanned by the family· read here doc Carlo De Franceschi writes to Giovanni Kobler from Parenzo. The letters this page quotes run from 6 February 1873 to 19 June 1889; the pedigree is from the letter of 10 November 1876 and the retraction from 31 January 1877. The manuscripts are…

…full-text read of Carlo De Franceschi's «L'Istria: note storiche» (Parenzo, Gaetano Coana, 1879), from the Google scan held at the Internet Archive — 524 pages, searched end to end in September 2026. What follows is only what the book gives about this family's own places and name.…

…on the Kvarner — and Fiume; with a house at Gologorica and a doctor living at Pazin hungarian-littoral ours Lambertina Peschle married Josephus de Franceschi at Gologorica on 3 February 1807 and became the mother of Carlo De Franceschi, the historian this whole archive leans on. She was born about 1786 and died on 16 July 1863; the 1826 status animarum of house 7 records her as Lambertina. Mathias Peschle, b. 1756, married Justina Jacich. Alexander Peschle, b.…

…Rovinj. There he married Caterina Bembo (from the family of the Istr http://istra.lzmk.hr/clanak.aspx?id=674 istra.lzmk.hr Poreč 45.22716, 13.59474, on Camillo De Franceschi Birth was here Carlo De Franceschi spent a lot of time here devoted to Retired at the end of '76, he was able to devote himself to his favorite country history studies in Parenzo and Moncalvo di Pisino, where he permanently resided in the last years of his life. He finally decided to…

…Spaniard Baldomero Galofre; debuted at the Amatori e Cultori exhibition in Rome in 1876 with a still life, then turned to landscape and genre. He exhibited at Turin in 1884, at Capri and Rome in 1888, and at Venice. carlo Carlo De Franceschi 1809–1893 Gologorica· Pazin History, politics carlo-portrait Born at Moncalvo di Pisino — Gologorica — son of Giuseppe, a smallholder loyal to Austria, and Lambertina Peschle of Volosca. Schooled…

…Roots https://croatianroots.com/services/ Commercial research service. FEEFHS — Croatia https://feefhs.org/resource/croatia DVHH — Danube Swabian Heritage https://dvhh.org/ Reference and biography Treccani DBI — Carlo De Franceschi https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/carlo-de-franceschi(Dizionario-Biografico)/ Treccani DBI — Girolamo de Franceschi https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/girolamo-de-franceschi(Dizionario-Biografico)/ Istarska enciklopedija…

…Carlo De Franceschi born died gologorica deathPlace gologorica Historian Politician Magistrate documented Born at Moncalvo of modest landowners; elected to the Imperial…

…6B47-9HSY Agostino Defranceschi Defranceschi M y b. 1812· d. 1812· bur. 1812 Croazia, Austria Croazia, Austria Domenico Defranceschi in 6YBR-HJ6N Carlo De Franceschi Franceschi y b. 1812 Giuseppe da Gologorizza Lambertina Pesle Maria Michelcich Luca in 6YB5-86ZS Nadalina Defranceschi Defranceschi F…

…u Puli/ Ljudevit Anton Maračić from to catalogue fs- n walked n walked fs- n walked volumes reads Carlo De Franceschi, «Uspomene», Pula–Rijeka 1989 — pending Bertoša, «Etos i etnos zavičaja», Pula–Rijeka 1985 — pending vread vpart vknown, ngaps, punat…

…Puhmajer, «Stancija de Franceschi u Segetu kod Umaga», Mala biblioteka Godišnjaka zaštite spomenika kulture Hrvatske sv. 20, Ministarstvo kulture RH, Zagreb 2019, ISBN 978-953-312-048-5 — with Carlo De Franceschi, «L'Istria: note storiche» (Parenzo 1879). 1604, Venice grants the Seget and Đube lands to families fleeing Greece and Montenegro. 1623, Captain Vincenzo Cuchich of Šibenik sells the land to the Venier, a noble house of Venice. The…

…of Pazin year First Gračišće status animarum year Joseph II dissolves the Pauline order at Crikvenica year Napoleonic decree strips the nobiliary ‘de’ in Dalmatia year Carlo De Franceschi born at Moncalvo, 16 October year Carlo elected deputy for Pisino to the Imperial Constituent Parliament year Carlo expelled from the imperial magistrature as 'a known apostle of Mazzini'…

…to Carnia /carnia/ The dal Ginut household at Mione /carnia/ mione-index 1711 II Gologorica A house, with the year cut into it A hundred and sixty years later Carlo De Franceschi — the family's own historian, born at Gologorica in 1809 — wrote privately to Giovanni Kobler about where they came from. His great-great-grandfather was Giambattista, son of the late Leonardo. And what that man left behind is not a document but a…

…material culture, in the Palazzo Campeis. What you are there for is the cramar — the pedlar-weaver of these valleys who went north and east with a crame, a wooden chest strapped to his back, selling linen and thread and coming home in the spring. Carlo De Franceschi's own book says this trade is what took the men of the Ovaro parishes out of the valley. Ask whether they hold anything on the tessitori of the Canale di Gorto specifically, and on the seventeenth-century merighi returns.…

…what it holds· Salomon· /maternal/salomon/· a birth date, and a family note now half proved and half withdrawn: the palace is real and dated 1570; the parliament seat was never a Salomon's — it was Carlo De Franceschi's, for Pisino· Fernasar· /maternal/fernasar/· rebuilt 29 Sept to the Kosina shape — Tornasar retired, the name placed at Gračišće by two casualty lists, and fornasâr given a second leg· Kalanj· /kalanj/…