Julius Laurentius Defranceschi
Julius Laurentius Defranceschi, 1833. Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 3 pages.
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- Julius Laurentius Defranceschi — 1833, Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország
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…d. 25 Aug 1833· of Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország, in Joined to the person already in this archive: the years agree to within 0. Rijeka 6B47-CL59 Julius Laurentius Defranceschi Defranceschi M y b. 20 Aug 1833 Francisci Catharinæ in 6B47-91RH Maria De Franceschi Franceschi F y b. 20 Sep…
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