Gioanná Victoriam Franceschi
Gioanná Victoriam Franceschi, born about 1629 (somewhere 1626–1632) — estimated, not recorded. Rijeka, Modrus-Fiume, Hungary. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 4 pages.
The person of this name
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- Gioanná Victoriam Franceschi — about 1629, Rijeka, Modrus-Fiume, Hungary
0 of the 7 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes. 7 come from a FamilySearch index entry — a transcription, not the page.
This person has no recorded year. The archive estimates a birth about 1629 — somewhere between 1626 and 1632, estimated from the household of Gioannis Antonÿ De Franceschi × Lutia, whose children run 1626–1632 — **not a recorded year**. The households above were tested against that estimate rather than a date, on a deliberately loose window. That is a sanity check, not a verification — it can throw out an absurdity, and it cannot confirm a link.
Joined on a name alone. One household above could not be date-checked, because this archive holds no year for the person or for the household. Treat that link as a lead.
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…Gioanna Victoriam de Franceschi 1632 Mariam de Franceschi Mariam De Franceschi Zuane De Franceschi Gioanná Victoriam Franceschi The oldest household the archive holds anywhere. Six children at Rijeka under a Venetian-Latin hand — Gioannis Antonÿ, with the trema the scribe put there. This one has been read on the page. rung…
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