G. Franceski
G. Franceski. Beverley, Western Australia. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 3 pages.
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- G. Franceski — dates unknown, Beverley, Western Australia
A cyclist at Beverley, Western Australia, placing third in the local club's weekly race in October 1934 and again in the two-mile in March 1935. «The West Australian», 18 October 1934 and 5 April 1935 — where an «O. Franceski» also places, which may be the same man mis-set.
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Method
…hold, once the painter is subtracted: a Franceski household at Lismore — a doctor, a Miss Franceski, Amelia the music teacher who became Mrs Sullivan, and Caesar of North Lismore showing persimmons and olives at the Sydney Royal Show; a G. Franceski racing bicycles at Beverley, Western Australia; Annie Amanda Franceski Kean, divorced at Maryborough in 1901 and carrying the name in the position a maiden surname survives in; and Rev. Joseph de Franceschi, C.M., a Vincentian in Rio de Janeiro in…
Worklist
…because a newspaper names without ageing: a Franceski household at Lismore (Dr C. Franceski; a Miss Franceski; Amelia, the music teacher who became Mrs Sullivan; Caesar of North Lismore, persimmons and olives at the 1934 Sydney Royal Show); G. Franceski racing bicycles at Beverley, WA; Annie Amanda Franceski Kean, divorced at Maryborough in 1901; and Rev. Joseph de Franceschi, C.M., a Vincentian at Rio in 1912 and Regional Director for Brazil in 1930 — the first named person of this name this…
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