The Defranceschi Archive
6 mentions · 4 pages

Francesca Borella

Francesca Borella. Seget. Every mention of this name in the archive — 6 across 4 pages.

PlaceSeget
ParishSeget
LineA documented Istrian or Kvarner household this archive will not attach to any line
Found inOmiš chart
What the archive knows

Wife of Alvise de Franceschi, the dragoman; six children. No dates are known. Source: Puhmajer, «Stancija de Franceschi u Segetu kod Umaga» (2019), which draws on the family genealogy — a published account, not a register this archive has read; claims here are only what that account states. See the Seget page.

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Appears on: Lives on one scale · Seget, and Crete · The Imotski Franceschi · Worklist

Seget, and Crete

…Koper, died without heirs Angelo — son; his family settled at Brtonigla Alvise de Franceschi 1727–c.1790 son; lived at Seget; the family genealogy records him as «Dragomanno alla Porta ottomana» — dragoman at the Ottoman court. Married Francesca Borella, six children childrenmarcantonio : Giorgio Nicolò Cristina Giovanni Battista Vittorio Palissena Maria Lugrezia Alvise Angelo Caterina Nicolò Dorotea Giacomo Marc'Antonio Giovanni…

…u rodoslovlju se navodi kao Dragomai alla Porta ottomana, a bio je oženjen Francescom Borella, s kojom je imao šestoro djece.» — Alvise de Franceschi, 1727 to about 1790, is entered in the genealogy as Dragoman at the Ottoman Porte, and was married to Francesca Borella, with whom he had six children. A Venetian dragomanno alla Porta was a salaried interpreter-diplomat of the bailo at Constantinople: a real office, with its own archival series in the Archivio di Stato di Venezia, and one that Venice filled from…

…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. Battista, Vittorio, Palissena, Maria, Lugrezia, Alvise, Angelo, Caterina. Alvise (1727 – c. 1790) m. Francesca Borella «Dragomai alla Porta ottomana». Held Seget through the later eighteenth century. Six children: Nicolò, Dorotea, Giacomo, Marc'Antonio, Giov. Battista, Angelo. His brother Nicolò was an advocate at Koper and died there in 1792 without heirs; his brother…

…is Chrysoula Marouli, Greek and not Istrian. marc-antonio-de-franceschi-1671 crissulla-marulli 3 Marc'Antonio and Crissulla's children Alvise de Franceschi Francesca Borella 1727 – c. 1790 Lived at Seget. The family genealogy records him as «Dragomanno alla Porta ottomana» — dragoman at the Ottoman court. Six children. alvise-de-franceschi-1727 francesca-borella-seget…

The Imotski Franceschi

…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 married by 1758 gen at Istria six children; hers are the heirs who divide Seget in 1790 proved Giorgio's two sons, named in the deed gen 1 → 2 The 1720…

Worklist

…✅ 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 and birth year, not name alone·…

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