The Defranceschi Archive
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Fusca Kirac

Fusca Kirac, 1896. Medulin, Istra. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 3 pages.

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PlaceMedulin, Istra
Years1896
LineA documented Istrian or Kvarner household this archive will not attach to any line
Found inregister
What the archive knows

Daughter of Petrus Kirac and Maria Defrancesco. Died at Medulin on 30 September 1896, aged ten months, of a lung complaint, buried the next day by Bylica. Her death entry is where this archive first met her mother.

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Ližnjan

…The whole Medulin presence of this surname is one woman, her parents and her children doc. Medulin deaths, 30 September 1896, entry 43 — read at native resolution, the word magnified until it could not be anything else: «Fusca Kirac filia Petri et Mariae Defrancesco. agr: cath.» — ten months old, a lung complaint, buried the next day by Bylica. The dead child is a Kirac. The Defranceschi is her mother — Maria Defrancesco, wife of Petrus Kirac, labourer. The…

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