Joachim Bruno deFranceschi
Joachim Bruno deFranceschi, 1907–2000. Millbrook, Dutchess County, New York, USA. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 4 pages.
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- Joachim Bruno deFranceschi — 1907 – 2000, Millbrook, Dutchess County, New York, USA
His exact birth day, from the document rather than the stone: 12 August 1907. Declaration of intention 284221, certificate 2-665402, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, 1939 — which names, on one paper, Bruno (b. 12 Aug 1907), his wife Gerda (b. 15 Jan 1913) and their child Richard (b. 2 Dec 1932). This archive had only the year, off the gravestone at Nine Partners. No birthplace is given for him. Findmypast, «United States Naturalization Petitions» — final petition and citizenship papers, New York, 1865–1958; index © IRI, used by permission of FamilySearch Intl. Nine Partners Cemetery Not on this family's line, and this archive said otherwise. The row was flagged as the compiler's own kin, which is a claim that a path can be named from this person to David. No path can be. It is a headstone with a shared surname on it, in the American or the Italian-Australian diaspora, and both of those are separate movements from this family's — the diaspora page says so. Left in the archive, where it belongs, and no longer counted as kin. The audit.
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