Crissulla Marulli

…Seget → Brtonigla, Koper A noble house that fled Crete when the Ottomans took it in 1669, bought the Seget estate from the Venier in 1720 and were made citizens of Umag in 1730. Marc'Antonio (1671–1758) was a physician married to a Greek wife, Crissulla Marulli; his son Alvise served as dragoman at the Ottoman Porte. Published scholarship treats them and the Gologorica family as the two Istrian branches of one family — which, if it holds, is the largest single claim anyone has made about this surname in…

…Venetian dragomanno alla Porta was a salaried interpreter-diplomat attached to the bailo at Constantinople — a real office with a real paper trail, and one Venice filled from Levantine-Greek families who had served her in the East. His father had married a Crissulla Marulli in 1727; Marulli is a Cretan noble surname and Crissulla is Chrysoula. The «Bailo a Costantinopoli» series in the Archivio di Stato di Venezia, and the Senato Deliberazioni Costantinopoli. If he held the office, he was paid for it and there…

…Istrian census. Giorgio de Franceschi — father of the two brothers who bought Seget Nicolò de Franceschi — bought Seget jointly in 1720 Marc'Antonio de Franceschi 1671–1758 civil and military physician; married Crissulla Marulli in 1727; eleven children Crissulla Marulli — his wife — a Greek name, Chrysoula Marouli, carrying the Cretan origin Nicolò d. 1792 son; lawyer at Koper, died without heirs Angelo — son; his family settled at Brtonigla…

…— father of the two brothers who bought Seget Nicolò de Franceschi — bought Seget jointly in 1720 Marc'Antonio de Franceschi 1671–1758 civil and military physician; married Crissulla Marulli in 1727; eleven children Crissulla Marulli — his wife — a Greek name, Chrysoula Marouli, carrying the Cretan origin Nicolò d. 1792 son; lawyer at Koper, died without heirs Angelo — son; his family settled at Brtonigla Alvise de Franceschi 1727–c.1790 son; lived…

…to it. And the man who bought Seget married a Greek Marc'Antonio de Franceschi (1671–1758), civil and military physician, who bought the estate in 1720 with his brother Nicolò and took Seget as his share, married in 1727 «Crissulla Marulli» and had eleven children by her. Crissulla is Chrysoula. Marulli is a Cretan noble surname. This archive has carried the family's flight from Candia in 1669 as a tradition with no document behind it — Puhmajer himself sources it only to an encyclopaedia. He…

…rest as a photograph too small to read. Seven generations, from his footnotes Giorgio de Franceschi — Father of the two purchasers. Nothing else known. Marc'Antonio (1671–1758) and Nicolò m. Crissulla Marulli, 1727 The brothers who bought from Catarina Bernardo Venier in 1720; Seget fell to Marc'Antonio's share. He was a civil and military physician, and his initials are the MA·F on the cistern head of 1732. Eleven children: Giorgio, Nicolò, Cristina, Giov.…

…flight Puhmajer's only authority for 1669 is Dario Alberi's encyclopaedia of 2001. He produces no document, and he never cites Carlo De Franceschi's statement of 1879. The Cretan origin should be carried as tradition — well-supported tradition, given Crissulla Marulli — until the 1896 chart is read. 1945 Extend it. «De Franceschijevi su živjeli u Segetu još 1946. godine, a nakon toga su preselili u Italiju» — they were still living at Seget in 1946, and moved to Italy after that. And what happened…

…The two brothers who bought the estate, 1720 Nicolò de Franceschi — Bought Seget jointly with his brother in 1720. nicolo-de-franceschi-seget Marc'Antonio de Franceschi Crissulla Marulli 1671–1758· married 1727 Civil and military physician. Born 1671, two years after Candia fell — a child of the flight, not of the island. His wife's name is Chrysoula Marouli, Greek and not Istrian.…

…gen Alvise's six children dividing in 1790 at doc The division deed lists the palace room by room — the fullest description of the house that exists. Marulli Crissulla Marulli married 1727 gen at a Greek house Chrysoula Marouli — the Cretan origin carried in a wife's name, sixty years after the island was lost. Eleven children. Borella Francesca Borella…

…the data and is smaller, tighter, and stated: ✅ Added — 76 people, each with a page at /person/<id/· group· n· how they were found· The Seget family· 22· Giorgio and Nicolò the buyers, Marc'Antonio the physician and Crissulla Marulli, his eleven children, Francesca Borella, and Alvise's six heirs. None had a roster row — the page everyone started from linked to nobody.· Household children· 39· name-bearing children on /households/ with no roster row, compared on name…