Marc'Antonio de Franceschi

…from every other entry in seventy-five years of this register, which is a parish book of farmers, and it should be weighed as such before anybody connects it to a Carnian weaver. And the year 1720 is the year Nicolò and Marc'Antonio de Franceschi, sons of Giorgio, bought Catarina Bernardo Venier's Istrian possessions and took the Seget estate. A titled De Franceschi having a son christened in the Habsburg county in the same year the Candia branch buys into Venetian Istria is a coincidence this…

…out of Crete. Venice granted the land in 1604 to families fleeing Greece and Montenegro. Captain Vincenzo Cuchich of Šibenik sold it in 1623 to the Venier of Venice, who held it a century and made it a working estate. In 1720 Nicolò and Marc'Antonio de Franceschi, sons of Giorgio, bought all of Catarina Bernardo Venier's Istrian property; in 1730 Umag made them citizens, them and their heirs. They had reached Istria fleeing Crete after the Candian War of 1669. A monograph on the estate records that the family had…

…— of Šibenik, paying him six ducats a month for life and promising thirty ducats a family for livestock. Seghetto and neighbouring Giubba are part of that grant. 1623 Chiucchel sells the estate to the Valier of Venice. 22 Nov 1720 Nicolò and Marc'Antonio de Franceschi, sons of Giorgio, buy Seghetto with everything the noblewoman Caterina Bernardo, widow of Pietro Valier, held in Istria. 1730 Umago grants them citizenship, for themselves and their descendants. after 1720 Marc'Antonio de Franceschi…

…and Marc'Antonio de Franceschi, sons of Giorgio, buy Seghetto with everything the noblewoman Caterina Bernardo, widow of Pietro Valier, held in Istria. 1730 Umago grants them citizenship, for themselves and their descendants. after 1720 Marc'Antonio de Franceschi (1671–1758), civil and military physician, begins the house around which the whole complex grows. 1791 The chapel of S. Costanza is already standing; it appears in an inventory of that year. 1843–45 Giorgio de Franceschi (1788–1865), son of…

…Captain Vincenzo Cuchich of Šibenik sells the land to the Venier, a noble house of Venice. The contract mentions only a pasture — nothing is built yet. 1669, The de Franceschi flee Crete after the Candian War and reach Istria. 1720, Nicolò and Marc'Antonio de Franceschi, sons of Giorgio, buy all of Catarina Bernardo Venier's possessions in Venetian Istria, Seget among them. 1724, The year cut into a portal on the estate. 1730, Umag grants them citizenship, and all their heirs with them. 1732, The year and…

…Candia». 1945, One De Franceschi family is still counted at Seghetto in the Istrian census. Giorgio de Franceschi — father of the two brothers who bought Seget Nicolò de Franceschi — bought Seget jointly in 1720 Marc'Antonio de Franceschi 1671–1758 civil and military physician; married Crissulla Marulli in 1727; eleven children Crissulla Marulli — his wife — a Greek name, Chrysoula Marouli, carrying the Cretan origin Nicolò d. 1792 son; lawyer at Koper, died…

…in 1802; confirmed noble by the Emperor Francis I of Austria; entered on the Official List of the Italian Nobility as «nobili di Capodistria», recognised in 1931. 22 Nov 1720 The purchase, with its date The brothers Nicolò and Marc'Antonio de Franceschi, sons of Giorgio, bought Seghetto together with everything the noblewoman Caterina Bernardo, widow of Pietro Valier, held in Istria — and from 1730 the citizenship of Umag for themselves and their descendants. The…

…with everything the noblewoman Caterina Bernardo, widow of Pietro Valier, held in Istria — and from 1730 the citizenship of Umag for themselves and their descendants. The house, and the arms over its door Marc'Antonio de Franceschi (1671–1758), a civil and military physician, began the manor after the purchase. The great works came in 1843–45, commissioned by Giorgio de Franceschi (1788–1865): a grand staircase in the eastern part, painted decoration, and the façade given two giant…

…The man who held Seget through the second half of the eighteenth century was a Venetian diplomat in Turkey. Puhmajer names it once, in a footnote, and never returns to it. And the man who bought Seget married a Greek Marc'Antonio de Franceschi (1671–1758), civil and military physician, who bought the estate in 1720 with his brother Nicolò and took Seget as his share, married in 1727 «Crissulla Marulli» and had eleven children by her. Crissulla is Chrysoula. Marulli is a Cretan noble surname. This…

…2 The two brothers who bought the estate, 1720 Nicolò de Franceschi — Bought Seget jointly with his brother in 1720. nicolo-de-franceschi-seget Marc'Antonio de Franceschi Crissulla Marulli 1671–1758· married 1727 Civil and military physician. Born 1671, two years after Candia fell — a child of the flight, not of the island. His wife's name is Chrysoula Marouli, Greek and not…

…Angelo's family settles here end gen Zorzi de Franceschi fl. 1669 – 1674 at doc Candia to Zante to Šibenik, on a Venetian pension for the War of Candia. gen Marc'Antonio de Franceschi 1671 – 1758 at inf Physician, civil and military. Bought Seget with his brother in 1720. Cut his initials into the well-head in 1732. gen Nicolò de Franceschi fl. 1720 at doc…

…hers are the heirs who divide Seget in 1790 proved Giorgio's two sons, named in the deed gen 1 → 2 The 1720 purchase of Catarina Bernardo Venier's Istrian possessions names the buyers as Nicolò and Marc'Antonio de Franceschi, sons of Giorgio. That join is on paper. /seget/estate open Zorzi is Giorgio the one inference this tree rests on Zorzi is simply the Venetian form of Giorgio. A document of 1730 directs that Zorzi's…