Hermenegildus Defranceschi
Hermenegildus Defranceschi, 1803. Gologorica. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 4 pages.
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- Beatrix Hermengildis Defranceschi — 1865, Gologorica
Son of Petrus Defranceschi and Anna née Bembo, born 4 October 1803, entered as «Hermenegildus Filius» in house 1 of the 1826 status animarum. New to this archive. A brace against his row and his mother's reads «In partibus Venetias … habitant» — he was living in the Venetian parts when the census was drawn, not at Gologorica. His mother was a Bembo of Valle (Bale), which is very likely where. ⚠ Not the Hermenegildus Defranceschi already on this roster, who is born 10 April 1865 — sixty-two years later, and plausibly a grandson named for him. The two are kept apart. (doc.) Gologorica Status Animarum 1826, house 1 — Džavni arhiv u Pazinu microfilm ZM34K-214, image M01069326, read 30 September 2026.
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The Defranceschi Archive
…full name Her page· the other row the tree carried· the pedigree Carried on the pedigree and in the roster: «Hermenegildus Defranceschi, 1865, Gologorica» — a son of Franciscus Xaverius Defranceschi and Clotilda Ortis. «1865 Aprilis 23ᵗⁱᵃ· domus 7· BEATRIX HERMENGILDIS n. 10 Apr.», of «Franciscus Defranceschi, Possidens» and «Clotilde n. Ortis»; godparents…
The Marriages
…month come from the Gologorica status animarum of 1826, which also confirms the marriage. (doc.) Tommaso Bembo, her father, styled «N. Sig.r» — Nobil Signor — in the Valle marriage entry of 1795. Nothing else is known of him here. Hermenegildus Defranceschi, their son, born 4 October 1803 — new to this archive on 30 September 2026. The household was split across the border. A brace in the 1826 census against Anna's row and her son's reads «In partibus Venetias … habitant» —…
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