Euphemia di Pietro Defranceschi (1749)
Euphemia di Pietro Defranceschi (1749), 1749. Svetvinčenat. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 2 pages.
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- Euphemia di Pietro Defranceschi (1749) — 1749, Svetvinčenat
«Die 17 7bris, 1749. Euphemia filia Petri Defranceschi, et Jacoba ejus legitima uxoris, amborum ex hac Parochia, nata hodie, baptizata fuit a R.do D.no Antonio Stancovich Canc.; Patrini ad Sacrum Fontem fuere Gregorius Jurcich, et Faustino filio q.m Joannis Baptistæ Defranceschi.» — born and baptised the same day, 17 September 1749. Magnified. Fifth child of Pietro de Franceschi of Svetvincenat and Jacoba, and eleven years after their first. ⚠ She is the third Euphemia this household has baptised. Anna Euphemia in 1738, Euphemia in 1739, and Euphemia again here. A parish does not give one living daughter's name to two of her sisters. The likeliest reading is that the first two died small and the name was tried a third time — the same pattern as Pascasia's two Antonias in 1746 and 1747. The burial register for these years has not been read, and until it is this is inference from naming and nothing else. (doc for the baptism; inf for the deaths.) Baptised the day she was born, which in this register usually means the child was not expected to live. Film 005497885, images 148–153 — Births 1709–1764 of Svetvinčenat, read on the plate 23 September 2026. In no index anywhere.
2 of the 2 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes.
2 households were rejected before this chart was drawn, because the dates do not fit a person of this name: Zuanne De Franceschi × Elena (1863) · Johannes Defranceschi × Johanna Cleva (1863).
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