Joso Defranceski
Joso Defranceski, 1918–1920. Osijek · Istria. Every mention of this name in the archive — 3 across 6 pages.
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- Joso Defranceski — 1918 – 1920, Osijek · Istria
Letters
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) · Josephus Defranceski · Josip Defranceschi · Josip Defranceski
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Where the Name Went
…and Antonio Belardo» — the surname being searched for appears nowhere in the pair. The spelling also splits three ways inside one province: Defranceschi, de Franceschi, De Franceschi. And a second Istrian who certainly did go: Joso Defranceski of Ližnjan Born 9 January 1906 at Ližnjan, died at Buenos Aires in 1970. Son of Antonius-Mario Defranceski, born 12 August 1876 at Ližnjan, and Justina Mizdarić. He married Nikica Ban of Podhum, and their…
The Other Franceschi
…of Croatia's Carolingian-period art, cites his 1932 and 1933 papers on the early-medieval church sculpture of Pula among its authorities — Gnirs, Marušić, Šonje, Rapanić, and De Franceschi. camillo-de-franceschi joso Joso Defranceski fl. 1918–1920s Osijek· Istria Letters Author of «C. i kr. ratni logori 1914.-1918.» — the Imperial and Royal war camps, 1914–1918 — printed at Osijek. It is the early account of the Austro-Hungarian internment…
Worklist
…eight, not seven. The pen holds five households and eight baptisms in Santa Fe province between 1899 and 1918, with the surname in second position in three of them, which is why no search had ever returned them. Outside the pen it also produced Joso Defranceski of Ližnjan, dead at Buenos Aires in 1970 — the first Istrian of the name this project can place in Argentina — and one testable record against Rotilio. Where the name went now has Argentina. n Harvest the arks…
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