Catharina Bellinich (Defranceschi) — 2 people of the name
Catharina Bellinich (Defranceschi), 1808. 2 different people of this name are kept apart here, each with their own page.
2 different people of this name
This page gathers every mention of the name. These are separate individuals — not one life — and each has their own page.
- Catharina Bellinich (Defranceschi) — 1808
- Catharina Bellinich (Defranceschi) — 1813 – 1887, Rijeka
0 of the 4 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes. 4 come from a FamilySearch index entry — a transcription, not the page.
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The Omiš Line
…Pietro Paolo, baptised and buried in the same year. The surname has lost its prefix: Franceschi, not Defranceschi, in both hands. rung ours href cta 1836 Franciscus Defranceschi Catharina Bellinich Bakar (Vitipolis) n buried 1836 Ludovicus d. 1 Jun 1855 Carolinam Iginiam Sapnuslam Juliam Franciscam Juliam Georgiam…
…own pension rolls name a Defranceschi Ferencz, harbour master of Fiume, retired 1857 after forty-two years; and he is married to a second Bellinich, Carolina, where the 1836 household names Catharina. doc Franciscus × Catharina Bellinich in 1836 and Francisci Regii × Carolinæ Bellinich in 1849 are almost certainly one man and two sisters — the widower marrying his wife's sister. And the office is no longer a guess. The Hungarian parliamentary pension schedule of 1872 names…
Register
…Vriguanin y Antonia Defranceschi Josephus Vriguanin 6YBR-JXFH Franciscus Defrancischi y Catharinae Belini 6B47-PTDP Ludovicus y Franciscus Defranceschi Catharina Bellinich 6YBR-G8MX Annam y Francisci Defranceschi Carolinæ Bellinich 6YBR-1DLC Carolum y Francisci Defranceschi Carolinæ Bellinich 6YBR-361S Antonius Lazzer…
…Austria Croazia, Austria Victorij Defranceschi lead 6YBR-K1Y3 Franciscus Defrancejchi Defrancejchi y b. 1801 Valentinus Defrancejchi Ursula Catharina Bellinich Andreas Bettinich in 6YBR-6WGF Margaritam Francetich Francetich F y b. 4 Jul 1801 Gregorii Francetich Catharinæ Francetich lead…
…1822 Agata Schiffich in 6YBR-22D7 Guilielmus Bernardus Lazzer Surname not indexed y b. 1822 Andrina Defranceschi Franciscus Defranceschi Catharina Bellinich Bernardus Antonius Lazzer lead 6B47-DKPT Maria Francetich Francetich y b. 26 Aug 1822 Andreæ Margaritæ lead 6B47-DKLL Maria…
…Ludovicus Surname not indexed M y b. 1836· d. 1 Jun 1855· bur. 3 Jun 1855 Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország Franciscus Defranceschi Catharina Bellinich lead Rijeka X4CT-5J7S Santa Surname not indexed F y b. 16 de agosto de 1836 Pula, Istra, Croácia Pula, Istra, Croácia Vittorio Defranceschi Perina…
The Marriages
…for a century, which normally means neighbours or business partners. The Svetvinčenat status animarum would put both households on a street. Bakar (Vitipolis), on the Kvarner hungarian-littoral Catharina Bellinich married Franciscus Defranceschi at Bakar (three baptisms, 1836), and Carolina Bellinich married Francisci Defranceschi Regii there in 1849 — the twins, and the week that took two children. Almost certainly one man and two…
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