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Lucia Rodella (Defranceschi)

Lucia Rodella (Defranceschi). Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 2 pages.

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…as Julie. In the same book, twenty-five years earlier: Julius, born 1866, dead on 8 March 1870 and buried on the 9th, son of Angeli Defranceschi and Luciæ Rodella. So the wife the burial entry calls Julie is named in the child's entry as Lucia Rodella, and the boy was given his mother's name in its masculine form. That is the whole household: one couple, one child who did not live, and a man who outlived the boy by a quarter of a century. Tar is four volumes in the filmed collection, opening in 1815…

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