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Franciscus Paulus Maria Dobrez

Franciscus Paulus Maria Dobrez, 1865. Poreč → Pola. Every mention of this name in the archive — 3 across 7 pages.

PlacePoreč → Pola
Years1865
ParishPoreč
LineA documented Istrian or Kvarner household this archive will not attach to any line
Found inRead off the register
What the archive knows

⭐ Read on the page, 16 October 2026: his marriage, Pula, 19 February 1898 (entry 41, image) — «Dobrez Franciscus Paulus Maria, sutor», born 28 August [1865] at «Parentio» (Poreč) and at Pola «from infancy» (Via Sergia 20 — the formula, as on his siblings' entries, is loose), married Joanna Maria Anna Zonta, a servant born 27 July [1873] at Veglia (Krk). His parents: «Dobrez Josephus, operarius» and «Defranceschi Maria» (doc) — the third child of the pair, after Antonius (1883) and Catharina (1884), to name her as a Defranceschi on his wedding. The index's baptism of «Franciscus Paulus Maria Dobrez, 1865» in h073 is inf this man: the forenames, the year and the surname agree, and a Poreč-parish birth sits with the family's Vižinada–Kaštelir–Poreč range. A mother born a Defranceschi who bears children in 1853 at Kaštelir and 1865 at Poreč is the same Maria (inf).

ParentsVisinada–Kaštelir; Pola from c.1870
Joseph Dobreza FamilySearch index entry Maria Defranceschia FamilySearch index entry
Franciscus Paulus Maria Dobrez b. 1865
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0 of the 6 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes. 6 come from a FamilySearch index entry — a transcription, not the page.

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…of Pomer house 5 and the village's midwife (her household) — the second elderly Istrian of the name, after the Ližnjan Antonio of 1895, to end in this town's hospital. And the Dobrez brother, a third time. On 19 February 1898 Franciscus Paulus Maria Dobrez — a shoemaker born at Parenzo on 28 August 1865 — married Joanna Zonta of Veglia; his mother is again «Defranceschi Maria» (the entry, doc). Three weddings at Pula (1883, 1884, 1898) now name Maria…

Register

…6B4Q-32BL Franciscus Franceschi Franceschi M y b. 1865· d. 10 Apr 1866· of Kraljevina Hrvatska Kraljevina Hrvatska, lead 6BKK-X89L Franciscus Paulus Maria Dobrez Franciscus y b. 1865 Maria Defranceschi Josephus Dobrez Joanna Maria Anna Zonta Maria Zonta lead Pula film X9DP-3268 Petrus Surname…

Worklist

…scope ruling David's); ⭐⭐ the 1888 marriage of Leopolda, daughter of the direct line's Antonius lapicida and «Tornasar Maria» — the first read image of the Fernasar/Tornasar surname. Also read: 9R2X-4WP 6–344 (Nov 1892 – 4 Sep 1901, end of roll; also Franciscus Paulus Maria Dobrez, mother «Defranceschi Maria», 19 Feb 1898) — ⭐⭐ Catharina Defranceschi, the second daughter of the direct line's Antonius lapicida (31 Jan 1898; mother written «Fornasar»). Pula civil marriages are now read entry by entry from Jan 1864 to 4 Sep 1901…

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