Magdalena Davić
Magdalena Davić. Pomer, Istra. Every mention of this name in the archive — 3 across 3 pages.
The person of this name
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- Magdalena Davić — dates unknown, Pomer, Istra
Wife of Tomas Defranceschi of Pomer and mother of Maria. Named in her daughter's marriage at Medulin, 30 July 1874, in the «Genitores Sponsae» column — «Magdalena Davić cath. agr.» Not described as deceased there, unlike her husband.
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…this archive has not opened. ⭐⭐ And the facing page gives her mother. The right-hand page of the same opening carries the parents of both parties, and the row reads: «Simon Kirac· Catharina Lazarić vid.· def. Tomas De-franceschi· Magdalena Davić». Tomas Defranceschi × Magdalena Davić, of Pomer — and their daughter Maria, born about 1852. That is a whole household of the name, recovered from a single opening of a register nobody had read. And note the spelling:…
…facing page gives her mother. The right-hand page of the same opening carries the parents of both parties, and the row reads: «Simon Kirac· Catharina Lazarić vid.· def. Tomas De-franceschi· Magdalena Davić». Tomas Defranceschi × Magdalena Davić, of Pomer — and their daughter Maria, born about 1852. That is a whole household of the name, recovered from a single opening of a register nobody had read. And note the spelling: «De-franceschi» here, broken across the line;…
…and Maria Lorenzin. Born about 1874 — the year his parents married. So the whole presence of this surname at Medulin, across three registers and two centuries, is ONE FAMILY. Maria Defranceschi of Pomer; her father Tomas and mother Magdalena Davić; her husband Petrus Kirac; her son Lucas, who grew up and married; her daughter Fusca, who died at ten months. And, quite separately, a soldier called Mathæus passing through in 1833. That is what reading a parish end to end is for. A surname…
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