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Josephus Nasković

Josephus Nasković, 1873. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 1 page.

Years1873
LineA documented Istrian or Kvarner household this archive will not attach to any line
Found inHousehold
What the archive knows

Child of Antonius Nasković and Magdalena Defranceschi (household h090 on the households list). Dated 27 Mar 1873. Evidence class: index only — no register has been read. Descends from the name through the mother — the surname is another family's. The household list gives the given name only; the surname is the father's and is supplied here. Nothing else is claimed.

This archive has not placed this name in a household. What it does have is one indexed entry.
Josephus Nasković b. 27 Mar 1873 named on the same record Magdalena Defranceschialso in this archiveAntonius Naskovićalso in this archive

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