Joannes Zuccon (b. 1880 Pomer, m. Catharina Lazar 1905)
Joannes Zuccon (b. 1880 Pomer, m. Catharina Lazar 1905), 1880. Pomer, Istra. Every mention of this name in the archive — 5 across 6 pages.
Born 8 April 1880 at Pomer; agricola; married 2 July 1905, aged 25, Catharina Lazar (b. 29 Nov 1884), daughter of the late Matthaeus Lazar and Lucia Defranceschi. Son of Antonius Zuccon (pistor) and the late Euphemia Kirac. doc — DGS 005497827, frame 37 (marriages 1885–1910, page 26/36), magnified. Not of the name's surname; kept because he married a Defranceschi's daughter.
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…Defranceschi Matheus Lazaro 6YB5-JJKS Matheus y Lucia Defranceschi Matheus Lazaro 6YB5-JV6D Jacobus y Lucia Defranceschi Matthaeus Lazar 6YB5-JV2S Joannes Zuccon y Lucia Defranceschi Catharina Lazar 6YB5-VTQ3 Zorica Or Albina y Lucia Defranceschi Matthaeus Lazar 6YB5-ZB6K Josephus y Lucia Defranceschi Matthæus…
…not indexed F y b. 1880· d. 10 May 1881· bur. 13 May 1881 Ližnjan, Istria, Italia Ližnjan, Istria, Italia Mariæ Defranceschi Josephi Defranceschi lead 6YB5-VTQ3 Joannes Zuccon Surname not indexed y b. 1880 Lucia Defranceschi Catharina Lazar Mathaeus Lazar Antonius Zuccon lead Pomer film 6B47-2PFF Natalis Jabus…
…the village on the bay south-east of Pula. Antonius Matheus 1870· Matheus 1873· Jacobus 1875· Zorica «or Albina» 1880· Josephus 1882· Catharina 1884. And in the same year as the last of them, the eldest daughter's wedding: Catharina Lazar × Joannes Zuccon, 1884, an entry that names Lucia as the bride's mother and so closes the circle the queue was built on — a woman recoverable only because somebody else's marriage had to name her. Pomer was one of the twenty-one towns found this morning to be in this…
Ližnjan
…and nobody writes «Defranceschi» on this page. Not merged with the roster row for Maria Lazaro b. 1868 until the Pomer marriage book is read for Trost. ⭐⭐ Lucia is alive on 2 July 1905, and the youngest child marries. 2 July 1905, Pomer: «Joannes Zuccon, agricola», aged 25, born 8 April 1880, and «Catharina Lazar, agricola», aged 20, born 29 November 1884. The groom's parents: «Antonius Zuccon, pistor baker, catholicus» and «† Euphemia Kirac». The bride's: «† Mathaei Lazar, agricola, catholicus»…
The Defranceschi Archive
…where she married Petrus Kirac and had eight children; Lucia stayed, married Matheus Lazaro in January 1866, and had nine children 1866–1884, six of them dead before they were nine. Their youngest, Catharina (b. 1884, d. Pula 1954), married Joannes Zuccon in 1905 — the entry that first found Lucia, because a wedding has to name the bride's mother. Magdalena Buich, Tomas's widow, was born at Pomer in July 1816 and is written as the village midwife in 1868, 1880 and 1882 — in a book that otherwise…
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