Josephus Defranceski
Josephus Defranceski, 1895–1896. Ližnjan. Every mention of this name in the archive — 4 across 6 pages.
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- Josephus Defranceski — 1895 – 1896, Ližnjan
⭐⭐ THE LAST DEFRANCESCHI IN THE LIŽNJAN DEATH REGISTER — and the spelling has already changed.
Ližnjan «Liber Defunctorum», page 119, 1896, house 3, Anagr. II. 85:
> «21. Decembris» · «Josephus Defranceski, Matthæi servi» · cathol., mascol., «20 mens.» · «angina»
Twenty months old, dead of angina on 21 December 1896 — so born about April 1895. The birth year here is derived from that age and is marked as such.
⭐ The surname is written «Defranceski» — the -ski ending the family uses today, in the register itself, in 1896. Every earlier entry in this book spells it «Defranceschi».
⭐ And his father is a SERVANT. «Matthæi servi». In 1870 the Matthæus of house 3 — Fusca's father — was «agricola». House 3 also buried Mathæus, a year old, in 1891. Three children of one house in the book, and the father's condition has fallen from smallholder to servant between 1870 and 1896. Whether it is the same Matthæus or his son is* not settled here.
Waypoint 9R2Z-4WG, frame 64. (doc — the burial register, read at the page; the birth year is inf, from the age.)
This archive holds 10 other pages under what Say Your Name reconciles as the same given name in another language — a Latin register, a Venetian clerk, a Croatian village, a Hungarian office. They are not merged and none of them is claimed to be this person: a shared name is not a shared identity, and the archive will not join one to the other by machine. It is here so that a reader looking for a man the records called Josephus can see where they wrote him Josip.
Giuseppe De Franceschi · Giuseppe Defranceschi · Joseph De Franceschi · Joseph Defranceschi · Josephi Defranceschi · Josephus Defranceschi · Josephus Defranceschi (Kaštelir, 1870) · Josip Defranceschi · Josip Defranceski · Joso Defranceski
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The Defranceschi Archive
…with the modern -ski» — said of an 1896 burial this morning, and the marriage register has it in 1861 minor /searched/· /who/josephus-defranceski/· /liznjan/ The commit that finished the Ližnjan death register wrote, of Josephus Defranceski, buried 21 December 1896: «the -ski ending the family uses today, written in the register in 1896 — every earlier entry in this book spells it «Defranceschi»». The clause about «this book» was and the claim…
Ližnjan
…Aug 1888· 75· «Fusca uxor Antonii Defranceschi nata Lazarić»· read· 58· 18 Feb 1891· 3· «Mathæus Defranceschi, Mathæi et Annæ Skoko»· read· 64· 21 Dec 1896· 3· «Josephus Defranceski, Matthæi servi»· new· ⭐ SEVEN MORE are children of Defranceschi DAUGHTERS who married out — the surname is in the mother's place, which is why no search for the name as a principal would ever have found them:· frame· year· the…
…are recorded here as what they are — entries read on a page, not people minted — because each needs its own reading before it becomes a record. ⭐⭐ AND THE LAST ENTRY OF THE NAME IN THE BOOK CHANGES THE SPELLING. 21 December 1896, house 3: «Josephus Defranceski, Matthæi servi», twenty months old, dead of «angina». The -ski ending the family uses today, written in the register in 1896 — every earlier entry in this book spells it «Defranceschi». And his father is a servus, where the Matthæus of…
Worklist
…no year is transcribed end to end. The log row says walked:. The deaths book gave eleven people of the name, of whom two were new: Maria, 11 October 1884 — which closes one of the seventeen — and Josephus Defranceski, 21 December 1896, the last of the name in the book and the first spelled with the modern «-ski». ⭐ And seven more entries are children of Defranceschi DAUGHTERS who married out — Ruman, Jelčić, Našković, Sandalj…
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