Irene De Franceschi
Irene De Franceschi, 1816. Fažana (Fasana), Istria. Every mention of this name in the archive — 3 across 6 pages.
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- Irene De Franceschi — 1816, Fažana (Fasana), Istria
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The Defranceschi Archive
…Elisabetta in 1810 and Irene on 13 October 1816; a Giovanna «of Giuseppe Defranceschi» is buried as early as 1770. Those names matter. This archive's sweep table names the Pula cluster's people as «Natale Mattio, Angelo, Vitorio, Elisabetta, Irene De Franceschi». Natale Mattio, Vittorio, Elisabetta and Irene are Fažana's, four miles up the coast — another town-name supplied by a search that could not see a town. One entry keeps two surnames at once: «Petrina Tamburin or Defranceschi»,…
Register
…De Franceschi Maria Malusà in X31B-TZT5 Giacinta Franchini Franchini F y b. 28 Oct 1816 Gregorio Franchini Vicenza lead 6BKV-GF51 Irene De Franceschi Franceschi F y b. 13 Oct 1816 Giuseppe Giovanna in 6BKV-G1JL Irene De Franceschi Franceschi F y b. 13 Oct 1816…
…Franchini Vicenza lead 6BKV-GF51 Irene De Franceschi Franceschi F y b. 13 Oct 1816 Giuseppe Giovanna in 6BKV-G1JL Irene De Franceschi Franceschi F y b. 13 Oct 1816 Giuseppe De Franceschi Giovanna Beluzzi in Joined to the person already in this archive: the years agree to within 0. 6TNY-7DNM…
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