Lucia Santa de Canova (de Franceschi)
Lucia Santa de Canova (de Franceschi), 1792. Liariis, Ovaro. Every mention of this name in the archive — 3 across 5 pages.
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- Lucia Santa de Canova (de Franceschi) — 1792, Liariis, Ovaro
Married Felice Santo de Franceschi at Ovaro, 15 June 1815, aged twenty-three. Daughter of the late Osvaldo Antonio de Canova. «Dichiara essere illetterata»
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…so born about 1792–93 «figlio di Paolo de Franceschi di professione falegname …, e di Anna nata Brencis di condizione villica» — Paolo is a carpenter; a second trade follows the word and I cannot read it The bride: «Lucia Santa de Canova, d'anni ventitré», of Liariis Giovanni del fu Giacomo Crisilla, sixty-nine, possidente· Daniele del fu Osvaldo de Canova, forty-nine, possidente· Giacomo del fu Nicolò Crisilla, sixty-nine, falegname· Giovanni…
…Images 1 to 4 are the allegati of Gio: Batta Fedele, negoziante of Clavais, marrying Catterina del fu Giovanni Solari on 18 June 1815 — including a 1769 baptism at Clavais and a 1787 one, both certified in the same fortnight. Image 6 is Lucia Santa de Canova's own baptismal extract: born 12 May 1793 at the fourteenth hour, daughter of «S.r Egregio Osvaldo Antonio De Caneva» and «D.a Lucia Colinassio», baptised at S. Vigilio by Don Antonio Colinassi. Image 8 is her consent act of 14 June 1815, made…
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…Ovaro kept 1807, so it is one lost Mione volume rather than a hole in the system. this archive 2026-09-14 n The new people onto the roster done Seventeen — from Felice Santo the weaver and Lucia Santa de Canova down to the two Luint tradesmen who witnessed a birth in 1810, and the priests who certified the extracts. this archive 2026-09-15 n Reconcile Brenci / Prencis / Crencis / Brenis / Brunis / Brencis…
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